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by embeddedradical 17y ago
Or use PersonalBrain: http://www.thebrain.com/
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by embeddedradical 17y ago
[correction] how sad, but true.
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by embeddedradical 17y ago
I don't know about communists, but I do know of some Anarchists, and this article I found that talks about it mentions "a large number of [people]." There were perhaps communists with them, it gives that impression; I'd be surprised if the
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by embeddedradical 17y ago
hey, hey...don't pick on india, they're still emerging - they'll make it through this php problem. we still have a lot of people using php here...the thing's contagious.
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by embeddedradical 17y ago
one of the editors of this posted the important part of this along with links to related studies and the hn page for it is http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=718700 the final line of that post got me thinking about how good my work envir
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by embeddedradical 17y ago
i saw its application...i wanted to take a team of windows developers to git, and i just couldn't get reliability out of the current gui software out there (tortoisegit and git extensions). i kept going back, trying to make everything work
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by embeddedradical 17y ago
Though Miller and Mulliner say they notified Apple about the vulnerability more than a month ago, the company hasn't released a patch, and it didn't respond to Forbes' repeated calls seeking comment. those new android phones are coming ou
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by embeddedradical 17y ago
if you'd like someone other than the author to say it's good as your qualification of what can get posted here, here it is: it's good. i came across this blog outside of hn, i ended up bookmarking like 10 pages (pretty extensive compared to
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Might over right when it comes to online content(netmag.co.uk)
1 points by embeddedradical 17y ago|0 comments
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A suprising benefit of time pressure at work(bps-research-digest.blogspot.com)
14 points by embeddedradical 17y ago|3 comments
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Understanding the mind by studying ant colonies(seedmagazine.com)
22 points by embeddedradical 17y ago|7 comments
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Mathematicians: An outer view of an inner world (audio and slide show)(seedmagazine.com)
3 points by embeddedradical 17y ago|0 comments
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Designing for Creativity(scienceblogs.com)
1 points by embeddedradical 17y ago|0 comments
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by embeddedradical 17y ago
listen, people be asking me all the time, yo mos, whats gonna happen with hackin. i tell em, you know whats going to happen with hackin? whatevers happenin with us. if we smoked out, hackins gonna be smoked out. if we doin alright, hac
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by embeddedradical 17y ago
please, at least hear the quackjob out: http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=4362041487661765149 science mag and a lot of others thought he was worth listening to... the argument is that it's not something simple like calorie in, calor
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by embeddedradical 17y ago
yah, i can think of something wrong with what you're doing - no offense, you asked. the problem is that you are unlikely to know much about baby shower bingo cards, and you are unlikely to gain any new valuable insight or quality material
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by embeddedradical 17y ago
not valid; this site and its participants go out of their way to encourage quality discussions. perhaps this effort does not always succeed, and surely we all fail in many ways, but it is the direction and the intent of our efforts that ma
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by embeddedradical 17y ago
that would be incredible! the news as significant facts (where the editorializing was simply the process of selecting what information to share or is news worthy), and editorials are the editorials; clearly separated! I'm all for it.
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by embeddedradical 17y ago
good observation of contradiction; i just hope it was not in defense of this sentimental nonsense and instead, an insult to the quality of TechCrunch.
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by embeddedradical 17y ago
well, inhabiting the mind of huxley wouldn't be very bad at all. also, i don't think this is what huxley was promoting to preserve with brave new world... i believe his promotion was that of a deeply rich and meaningful life. Things o
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by embeddedradical 17y ago
as the article mentioned, on a laptop.
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by embeddedradical 17y ago
Stewart Brand said it well in his TED Talk ( http://www.ted.com/talks/stewart_brand_proclaims_4_environme... ): "We are gods, and we better get good at it." (or something very close to that). Also in his talk was the importance of genetica
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by embeddedradical 17y ago
zed's done good work, no quarrels with him - but this was hilarious. after a week of issues with gpl, i'm not going to link to gpl stuff because i don't want to be gpl, maybe we should give open source authors free shwag like t-shirts, and
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by embeddedradical 17y ago
his arguments are applicable to any online service (giving up data to third parties). the idea that opera unite can substitute for the functionality of something like azure -- resulted in me flagging this article for reasons of absolute no
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by embeddedradical 17y ago
It seems many of you have a problem with silverlight (not really sure why, I can't see a philosophical difference between that and Flash and I personally haven't ever run into any technical problems with it). You have to admit though, that
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by embeddedradical 17y ago
Too much meta is bad, too little meta is also bad. If you live by 'meta murders', you're going to become a braindead doer, instead of a creative and insightful contributor. I believe that to find a good balance of meta in all things,
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by embeddedradical 17y ago
Free to whom? The freedom to use it in commercial software is restricted by the GPL. For this reason I consider the BSD/MIT licenses more free , for it says nothing except, go ahead use it, tinker with it, change it, republish it, whate
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by embeddedradical 17y ago
if you are trying to make money through dual licensing, GPL is a better route because commercial entities that want to use your software now have to get the commercial license in order to make their products commercial. This is not true o
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by embeddedradical 17y ago
that's incredible! there's actually a productive and meaningful way to use twitter!
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by embeddedradical 17y ago
demonstration was more informative: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=700356

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