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871.
by fhood 10y ago
Great, now I want to see this with tube amps, and pre-67 strats. Because I am now even more convinced that musicians are full of crap.
872.
by fhood 10y ago
You know, if the controller or lack of some game really bothers you just get a raspberry pi.
873.
by fhood 10y ago
Surprised that they choose apple as the first ecosystem to launch in.
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Larry the Cat(en.wikipedia.org)
2 points by fhood 10y ago|0 comments
875.
by fhood 10y ago
This would bother me more but Shadow of Mordor is a very good game. Now if the game in question was "The Division", then I would be pissed.
876.
by fhood 10y ago
I briefly read that as Myst, and was very intrigued.
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Europe Approves New Trans-Atlantic Data Transfer Deal(nytimes.com)
3 points by fhood 10y ago|0 comments
878.
United We Stand. Under Threat, We Divide into Groups(nytimes.com)
5 points by fhood 10y ago|0 comments
879.
by fhood 10y ago
we need flappy go right now!
880.
by fhood 10y ago
There are a few good points in this article. That said, remember, everybody thinks everything was better back when they were growing up.
881.
by fhood 10y ago
Hold up there dude. I was mostly joking, and if other people are willing to do a job cheaper that isn't a bad thing. I encourage it.
882.
by fhood 10y ago
2 million well trained, motivated devs willing to work for far less than Americans. Now is a good time for android devs to start looking at alternate career paths.
883.
by fhood 10y ago
On-Topic: Anything that good hackers would find interesting. That includes more than hacking and startups. If you had to reduce it to a sentence, the answer might be: anything that gratifies one's intellectual curiosity.
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Saudi Morals Enforcer Calls for More Liberal Islam(nytimes.com)
5 points by fhood 10y ago|0 comments
885.
by fhood 10y ago
Believe it or not, it is possible to make good food in the US for cheap, despite what the article says. I was lucky enough to be raised by two people who took cooking very very seriously (and to be fair we did buy olive oil from some family
886.
by fhood 10y ago
I would put extra emphasis on don't use wifi. Preferably ever.
887.
by fhood 10y ago
I read through the tutorial and one thing that stood out was the sections that required changing an xml file by hand. I don't thing that you should have to manually modify xml for common use cases when it would be simple enough to bui
888.
by fhood 10y ago
I would be more impressed if it had more artists. Every artist that I suspected would beat it (in the interest of fairness I only tried artists with 2+ albums) it didn't have.
889.
by fhood 10y ago
I am bored of this. It is political grandstanding. It is not about law or right and wrong, it is about the election. Please don't post about things like this.
890.
by fhood 10y ago
I might be crazy, but I think that the dotted version of the colored lines (from Firefox/Safari) looked better than the dashed ones he was so insistent on achieving.
891.
by fhood 10y ago
You have never commented out a section of code that was the only place an import was used for debugging?
892.
by fhood 10y ago
I was hoping for something more fundamental. That feels like sacrificing function for form
893.
Ask HN: Why won't Go compile with unused imports?
5 points by fhood 10y ago|10 comments
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by fhood 10y ago
The article could have shown you the actual robot. But instead they decided to let you imagine an indestructible titanium death cheetah.
895.
by fhood 10y ago
"This drove the running time of the solver algorithm from an upper bound of 90 seconds to an average time of Out of Memory." This, I almost peed I laughed so hard. And I had to pretend that my python code was hilarious to convince
896.
by fhood 10y ago
I was disappointed that there was no mention of "happy capacitors". Consistently one of my favorite parts of these videos.
897.
by fhood 10y ago
my understanding is that this only applies to subscriptions paid through the app though right? What percentage of the total subscriptions does that represent.
898.
by fhood 10y ago
Who is the bad-guy here? (Both probably, but who is the worse bad-guy?) Obviously Apple's letter makes it seem as though they are being perfectly reasonable, but neither of the articles that I read have provided much analysis.
899.
by fhood 10y ago
you are missing the point. Cheating is bad because a degree is supposed to be a guarantee of a certain level of knowledge about a subject. People who use medication to study have that knowledge, people who cheat do not. Is using drugs to st
900.
by fhood 10y ago
abusing adhd drugs is not the same as cheating. A person who uses ritalin to study still knows the material at the end of the day. A person who cheats does not!

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