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by drilldrive 7y ago
Looking at the listing you provided, the wide majority of the non-American unicorn startups are from China, with some scattered startups in other eastern countries. So I think the shift in startup-location speaks more about China's suc
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by drilldrive 7y ago
For ideal solve competitions, do we input the cube into a computer to have surety on the ideal solve number?
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by drilldrive 7y ago
I know that Weed, California was a company town historically. There has been some recent conflict regarding who owns the water in the town, as the company sold the water to the town for a dollar a year for a contract of 50 years that expire
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by drilldrive 7y ago
I still keep my search and address bar separate, mainly because the search bar is static across tabs, whereas the address bar loses information whenever I click away. I like a bit of both styles, though I generally use the search bar.
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by drilldrive 7y ago
You may be underestimating the power of Guerilla warfare.
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by drilldrive 7y ago
Please don't delete posts just because they are voted down. It only hurts discussion.
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by drilldrive 7y ago
Maybe it would be interesting to have somewhat of a switch between the 2D map or the torus map, in that while playing 2D you can enter a challenge state where the map switches.
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by drilldrive 7y ago
Yeah, no kidding. The presentation in the American conference is much more insightful and gives a stronger perspective. And the EU conference didn't even show the image until 8 minutes in.
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by drilldrive 8y ago
How about the other large donation centers, particularly the salvation army?
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by drilldrive 8y ago
So how is the long-term outlook for Firefox? I believe that the Yahoo deal is (or already has) set to expire, so how will the browser keep afloat financially? I fear Google boxing out Firefox into a small corner of the market somehow.
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by drilldrive 8y ago
I have found that Wikipedia is pretty great, with the sole exception for anything that is remotely political. I would look elsewhere for such content.
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by drilldrive 8y ago
Escapism is certainly an aspect of autism. My personal theory is that autism is akin to really dense hair, in that your mind is less flexible, and thus themes of constancy arise early in development. This analogy implies both that an autist
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by drilldrive 8y ago
I am not too sure about autism being directly a further male brain than the normative population. As a counter, the number of Male-to-Female transgender people in the speedrunning community is staggeringly high, and should be given some tho
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by drilldrive 8y ago
Stories like this are why I cannot in good faith donate to large charities. There needs to be more details on the inner workings on these charities, and even if they are in good faith it seems that smaller (and likely religious) organizatio
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by drilldrive 8y ago
Oh, so quarks can only be composites of two, three, and five? Any reason that could be stated in layman's terms?
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by drilldrive 8y ago
So, what is a pentaquark exactly? The article doesn't say.
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by drilldrive 8y ago
I personally really enjoy Gamelin and Green's Topology, and (if you need it) the first chapter goes through topology of metric spaces. The rest of the book is well written; I couldn't quite find myself to like Munkres.
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by drilldrive 8y ago
It is technically discrimination though, as the company would be treating unfit people differently than fit people on the average. I think that the word discrimination is unjustly given a sort of taboo meaning in that any actual discriminat
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by drilldrive 8y ago
I think that the issue here is little to no access to a more detailed portfolio of the ads ran on your platform, as you are generally going through a middle-man, which in this case is the scammer by selling to providers on their front than
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by drilldrive 8y ago
I wonder if the in-house reason for liberating military recruitment protocols is the same reason for liberation of sexual standards: there is a smaller pool of interested applicants/mates, so we make do with what we can.
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by drilldrive 8y ago
I wouldn't be too sure. There was a time where there were plenty of online competitors for purchasing such items, and what made Amazon stand out was user accessibility. Once he won that market, for sure he was just lucky with the timin
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by drilldrive 8y ago
I honestly wonder (without knowing much of the history mind you) if the USA purposely made unions awful as to promote the mindset "I would rather not have a union" amongst the workers. For sure unions are terrible here, but it see
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by drilldrive 8y ago
Yeah, if I for whatever reason stumbled on a live broadcast like this one, I would immediately go to the police, not Facebook. I wouldn't want to risk Facebook deleting potential evidence of the crime.
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by drilldrive 8y ago
The best thing about it is assuring voter confidence. And this is something I have been looking forward to for years; I hope it will be implemented soon enough.
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by drilldrive 8y ago
Is there any way to just receive the audio for these sorts of things? Live video is too hard on my bandwidth.
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by drilldrive 8y ago
Yes, many times the questioner does not actually need an answer to the question, he just needs to look a little closer to the situation, which is potentially able to be automated. But one should not disguise such automation as an 'answ
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by drilldrive 8y ago
If you don't want Amazon and the like to use it, take extra care in your licensing then. Don't just throw an MIT license on there and assume all is well.
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by drilldrive 8y ago
I think that we are seeing open-source exemplified working in full here. And it definitely signals that being 100% for open source will come with some losses. >Basically Amazon screwing Elastic. Take their code and monetize it, not givin
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by drilldrive 8y ago
>FWIW Damore is far from controversial here on HN. Just to be clear, in what way? Anti-Google pro-Damore I presume?
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by drilldrive 8y ago
>I think they replace those filters with ones of their own making, and while thus leading to a different schema than sober exposure to regular life, they do not necessarily lead to a "better" one. Yes, partially along this line

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