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by exit 16y ago
the code you pasted was presented on 3 lines originally: hello = ^(name){ "Hello "+name } repeat {times: 3} ^{ print hello {name: "John"} } what doesn't make sense about it? it clearly does make some kind of sense since move has a wo
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by exit 16y ago
i can't fathom how you interpreted the basic statistics presented in the article. do you think the enslaved migrant workers are a representative sample of people from india? do you think only 2 people from india can read??
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by exit 16y ago
from the latest post on your blog: > "I think the majority of the world is basically hostile to ambition and wealth and achievement." > "Want more, build more, do more, get more, be more, have more, live more. > More. And no ap
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by exit 16y ago
are you worried that the internet will run dry of ink to write articles?
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Wisconsin: Republicans pass public-sector union curbs(bbc.co.uk)
6 points by exit 16y ago|0 comments
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by exit 16y ago
too bad videogame marketers have cried "real-time" too many times for me to believe any of it before i'm actually playing.
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by exit 16y ago
sorry, what are his redeeming features?
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by exit 16y ago
i wonder what proportion of the labor market this will affect. basically anyone using cars for delivery? no more taxi drivers, take-out delivery, postal delivery, etc.
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by exit 16y ago
can someone comment on issues of libel? why is the url path named "humEn"? also, i'm not sure what you were thinking with the name. slavery?
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by exit 16y ago
why was foljs comment killed at 2 points? looks like how he characterizes hn is true: 2 points by foljs 52 minutes ago | link [dead] HN is not really a good place to post this. Here the audience is mostly aspiring "entrepreneurs" dreaming o
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by exit 16y ago
foljs comment shouldn't have been flagged. some libertarian probably took offense at the mention of scandinavia: 1 point by foljs 43 minutes ago | link [dead] It's also easy to believe that what goes on in your small part of the world is ac
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by exit 16y ago
how does swipegood generate returns for investors?
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by exit 16y ago
at google io 2010 they discussed "next gen" queries in depth, which should be able to do geospatial queries easily (or any query for which your search space can be filled by a space filling curve): http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ofhEyDBpng
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by exit 16y ago
> The Channel API does not currently support broadcasting a single update to many connected clients implementing this kind of thing is really tiresome and i wish google would provide a generic broadcast solution. in general, fan out /
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by exit 16y ago
imagine building a fantastic social venue - something like a bar or community center. now, years after this venue is established as the go-to place for networking, suddenly mandate that all interactions which lead to a business relationship
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Rent-seeking(en.wikipedia.org)
6 points by exit 16y ago|3 comments
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by exit 16y ago
i don't follow this argument. software doesn't exist in some alternate metaphysical reality. software is just as much a configuration of matter as the rest of the device. can apple "license" the physical shape of the device and charge 30% o
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by exit 16y ago
why did steve jobs drop out?
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by exit 16y ago
your second point seems interchangeable with the difficulty of knowing what timezone some random location falls into. i think it might be slightly worse in that "solar noon"-zones would stick to straight bands.
530.
by exit 16y ago
reminds me of aol keywords
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by exit 16y ago
he reminds me a lot of alexy vayner. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Impossible_Is_Nothing_(video_r%... compare with this blog post: "Whenever I compared myself to people similar to me, it wasn’t even close. I worked more, accomplished more,
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by exit 16y ago
if the majority are emotional/empathetic, there may emerge a niche for a population of lecherous psychopaths - i.e. bankers. evolution doesn't have to move the entire group in a particular direction.
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Traps(buttersafe.com)
1 points by exit 16y ago|0 comments
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by exit 16y ago
so how about data as a public utility? there's no competition up there anyway. why not let the cartel we ostensibly empower handle it instead?
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by exit 16y ago
I can't believe there's a risk you could be fired on day 2, and not receive any of the (bulk of the) stock. How much can you "love" a company that would put you in the position of facing this possibility?
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by exit 16y ago
cover your roof with an inflatable tarp before winter.
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by exit 16y ago
makes me wonder what an adhoc peer-to-peer sms system could do for the world.
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by exit 16y ago
reminds me of a story i just read by charles stross: http://www.bestsf.net/presents/RogueFarm.html about a future in which bioengineering allows individuals to become self sufficient (adding photosynthesis to their genome, for example). t
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by exit 16y ago
reminds me a bit of gerhard richter paintings
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by exit 16y ago
yeah, borders suck.

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