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541.
by eof 15y ago
I am surprised you would think of it as 'stealing' users. More likely you are trying to avoid too many of a certain type of user that is only on HN because reddit is down.
542.
by eof 15y ago
My guess would be that there is an indexer on a cron job that hasn't fired.
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by eof 15y ago
According to the main source ( http://blog.mocality.co.ke/2012/01/13/google-what-were-you-t... ), after setting up the sting, there were a bunch of hits straight from google HQ. These new accesses were coming directly from Google’s ne
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by eof 15y ago
I guess I am so jaded by the FAA, etc that my reaction to bringing things to a lab, getting contradictory letters, etc is simply, "..." Don't get me wrong, I appreciate someone doing the legwork of articulating the inanity of these rules, I
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by eof 15y ago
Well; I guess if they have a contract with YouTube that allows them to take down videos directly then technically they are in the (legal) right. I assume youtube TOS allows them to pull down your video for 'any reason'; otherwise there migh
546.
by eof 15y ago
not exactly what you need; but the boost module for drupal essentially outputs a drupal site as static HTML files
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by eof 15y ago
Right; but what if you were tasked with spending time with 'the smart kid' from 3 years below you? That is an entirely different experience. I would not want smart kids wasting their time with dull kids; but smart older kids imparting thei
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by eof 15y ago
First of all, its bright students teaching other bright students--if that wasn't clear. Second, you are only looking at half the equation. That 7th grader spending time with a smart 6th grader is also spending time with a smart 8th grader.
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by eof 15y ago
6. Allow students significantly more self- and group-led teaching; especially with the rise in video lectures (a la Khan Academy, etc). 7. Have bright students from higher grades teach bright students from lower grades. 8. Embrace, rather
550.
by eof 15y ago
110TB is ~10k on amazon s3 edit: looks like i was beat to it; and didn't include multiple downloads. to add some value 110TB is $9213.68 200TB is $14640.90
551.
by eof 15y ago
I am some what torn about this; it seems akin to "stop telling women to do math." I think it's a matter of semantics; no one (at least in these pro-woman-startup posts) is telling particular women that they need to do a start up. They ar
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Kindle Touch jail broken via ID3 Tag(yifan.lu)
187 points by eof 15y ago|35 comments
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by eof 15y ago
https://github.com/nex3/arc/blob/master/news.arc
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Man 'mines' $300 a day from NYC jewely district sidewalks(youtube.com)
5 points by eof 15y ago|0 comments
555.
by eof 15y ago
His job sounds like the movie Sneakers.
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by eof 15y ago
i used do similar; but not the notes; just random banging followed by an enter/escape. /daljfdlkja <enter><escape> now i don't use highlighting by default from: http://vim.wikia.com/wiki/Highlight_all_search_patter
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Self-referencing 'We the People' petition has only one day left(wwws.whitehouse.gov)
33 points by eof 15y ago|4 comments
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by eof 15y ago
Because the 'mainstream' is still largely controlled by the 'powers that be' and there isn't a clear distinction between those that ultimately influence the ideas in the mainstream and those benefit greatly from a marginalized society. Secu
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by eof 15y ago
Just send out letters to hiring startups. A solid math background and programming experience means you are really really in a good position. If you have code you can share from your current job that would help; but the reality is that ther
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by eof 15y ago
26k + 4 * 25k a year salary you aren't earning (very conservative for someone who is going to spend 4 years trying to make money being a programmer) And you have a 126k education. That ~50k you are making a year is roughly the same as my fi
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by eof 15y ago
Surprised by the lack of support for dropping out. Is a 4 year education and a degree valuable? Of course. Is it worth $xx,000 in student debt and 4 year opportunity cost of doing something else? Rarely. Especially for this crowd. If you
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by eof 15y ago
Depends on what you are really good at.
563.
by eof 15y ago
I would imagine large touch screen becoming more ingrained in our every day life, but not necessarily our personal computing devices. Our desks, replacements for cork-boards, clip boards, etc. Or maybe; something like a drafting table comb
564.
by eof 15y ago
I'm not saying this was blatant censorship; but the overwhelming consensus in this thread of 'this is obviously a case of dozens of people hitting `mark as spam`' or some other coincidence is really surprising. Twitter blocked #occupywall
565.
by eof 15y ago
Not sure if it boosts your intelligence; I am an avid barefoot walker. City streets, the woods; pretty much anything other than screaming-hot blacktop. It feels good; your feet get accustomed to it pretty quickly. The OP mentioned his eye
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by eof 15y ago
The point of the article is that you still need a password manager; even if you use an easy-to-remember, yet still strong 'master' pw.
567.
by eof 15y ago
Being 'scared' is rarely useful; and I don't have any specific advice other than what others have said in this thread already. But, you will have 0% problem finding a job that pays decently, even if it is not interesting I think it should b
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by eof 15y ago
from what I understand (which is admittedly not much) it's actually both the cornea and and lens which are manipulated together by these 3 sets of muscles.
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by eof 15y ago
Some googling will show you evidence that it does indeed work. For my part, I corrected a slight astigmatism; This guy claims to have been clinically blind and recovered using similar techniques http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SJS2LTsQde4
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by eof 15y ago
Somewhat related: http://www.visionsofjoy.org/pdfs/BatesPerfectSightWG.pdf http://www.i-see.org/perfect_sight/ William Horatio Bates (1860-1931) first published his treatise, The Cure of Imperfect Sight by Treatment Without Glasses (tit

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