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by eof 16y ago
This is not strictly an opinion; this is backed by experiment and logic. It might be arguable that there are two main areas of talent; and success in a field is a function of passion in a field and the underlying aptitude in those two modes
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by eof 16y ago
Right; I am in the developed world and I do recognize to some degree what is going on in Africa and rural parts of Asia and South America. I think most of the first world's 'intruding into other peoples wars in the name of peace' are genera
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by eof 16y ago
I am not convinced. There is a rising trend of altruism and people just generally identifying beyond their families or countries. Not to say it's bound to happen, but I think our chance of having a reasonably fair and acceptably peaceful w
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by eof 16y ago
As far as I can tell, the 'problem' is the huge gap between reality and what is generally accepted as 'true.' I feel very much like the author of the post, as I imagine a lot of others do. I sometimes try and hold it all in my head; the go
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Amazing website of the egyptologist recently making the rounds(alaashaheen.com)
2 points by eof 16y ago|0 comments
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by eof 16y ago
This is small and sort of outside the context of what you were looking for; but especially for branches that generally have waits, having a queue/line in the middle of the room laid out by ropes is the slightest bit unsettling. It would be
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by eof 16y ago
You can email me directly if you are interested: eof@eatingwell.com <- s/eof/geoff
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by eof 16y ago
Charlotte VT (13 miles south of Burlington) No remote: EatingWell Media (www.eatingwell.com) but relo package available for the right person. Two programming positions: one 'junior' one 'mid level'. Our flagship site is Drupal with new too
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by eof 16y ago
I really just disagree with all of that. Assange did not appear to me to be making any assumption about political power being monolithic. He is only talking about conspiracies as things in general having power, and notes that large parts
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by eof 16y ago
>The problem here is believing your own bullshit, as they say on the streets. Or put nicer, coming up with a line of reasoning that you (and perhaps others) deem to be the "correct" one, and then imposing it on the rest of us against ou
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by eof 16y ago
Presumably you would only have to trust the network in full. Similar to how bitcoin operates. You might have to trust the 'tracker' to give you a legit network, but once you are in the swarm, it is easy to tell if any of the nodes are lyi
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Ask HN: With all the talk of alternate DNS; How does IP resolving work?
5 points by eof 16y ago|1 comments
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by eof 16y ago
I don't think your definition of 'true rebel' is really that robust. A rebel is not a someone who refuses to be apart of anything. A true rebel is someone who acts of their own convictions, and those convictions happen to conflict with th
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by eof 16y ago
I am extremely thankful that expertise in my hobbies are valuable; and there are a couple times where I really f'd up, and consequences could have been much worse than they were.
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by eof 16y ago
I don't think he was buried due to his joke about rape. Or at least I hope not. He wasn't pulling rape out of thin air, as it's obviously the context of thread. I imagine he was down modded for his weak use of sarcasm and abrasive way of
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by eof 16y ago
I see I might have just been mistaken about the process. I was lead to believe, from reading the title, that there was some court action that ruled that Assange be detained. After reading the article I was more under the impression it was
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by eof 16y ago
I was under the impression that this was not a mere formality; but rather a request from a lawyer that may or may not be granted. Reading roel_v's comment though I may be mistaken.
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by eof 16y ago
Nothing against the OP since s/he just copied the title from the article; but that title is really misleading. A prosecutor requesting a court order to detain someone for questioning simply does not mean 'Sweden' proper wants to detain As
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by eof 16y ago
I think the best we can do is ask that when submitting a story, the submitter makes an effort to make the content as easily accessible as possible.
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by eof 16y ago
I am not qualified to do the calculations, but I wonder if these things can profitably generate bitcoins?
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by eof 16y ago
I'd be grinding NL500 in Vegas between big hits in tournaments and 10 tabling NL200 online. Either that or drug dealer.
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by eof 16y ago
Yes and no. The image itself isn't really spam, or even useful for SEM; it's really only if you use their provided 'embed code' to paste it around. I have cargo pants, a beard, and I brought my own keyboard to work; I thought it was funny
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by eof 16y ago
This was done recently http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1880797
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by eof 16y ago
I have been looking at mockflow as something I want people here to use instead of a scribbled, stapled pieces of paper.
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by eof 16y ago
I quit programming for like six years and fell backward into it again. Being able to program is in too-high demand for you to really do anything else with the intention of getting money. That being said, you should absolutely follow your he
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by eof 16y ago
Have you seen the videos? The tip of the tail burns really really bright; I haven't seen that many jets in my day, but I have never seen one do that.
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by eof 16y ago
Thanks, I do know how to get access (I mean, I am sure I registered in the past anyway) but it's still trashy to click a link on a site like HN and be prompted with a login before you see the content.
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by eof 16y ago
give me a break, the head of that 'contrail' was on fire. So yeah, probably it is a contrail to a large degree; but not from an airplane.
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by eof 16y ago
bah. please don't link to things behind a wall
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by eof 16y ago
Brilliant: "An Earth-like planet — that is to say, one that is the right temperature for water and thus life as we know it — would take about a year to complete a circuit around a star like the Sun."

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