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Out-of-Body Experience? Your Brain Is to Blame
(nytimes.com)
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Self-modifying code
(en.wikipedia.org)
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forklift... I've been an OSX devotee for a long time, and I feel your pain. I use forklift because it's relatively lightweight on the memory and it does what I need to do efficiently. I was thinking of going with PathFinder, but I decided
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18y ago
didn't know those existed...are those owned/operated by PG?
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Glacier "Bleeds" Proof of Million-Year-Old Life-Forms
(news.nationalgeographic.com)
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I know this comment is totally off-topic, but that headline is absolutely killer! Good article too!
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18y ago
I totally agree with this sentiment...actually I've already decided to use Apache/Passenger for an app I'm releasing (hopefully soon for all to review). Today's announcement is really icing on the cake. My reasoning prior to today's announ
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18y ago
The point I was trying to make is that performance is the biggest issue with Ruby, and that is a hard issue to deny. MagLev was introduced with the promise of delivering this much needed performance. In relation to the comment to which I r
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18y ago
Especially given the fact that all of those MagLev claims went up in smoke...
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18y ago
Interesting...does this mean that Facebook will only accept funding for nothing less than $15 billion?
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=snW3cM1KipQ NSFW language
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Spacecraft Will Search for Evidence of a Hypothetical Lost Planet
(blogs.discovermagazine.com)
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18y ago
Somebody, please make a knock-off for under $1,000. I will be your first customer.
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I thought MapReduce and SQL were totally separate tools to solve totally separate problems...
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18y ago
I wonder if Kellogg's success during the Depression had something to do with psychology. For example, when times are tough people might want to "stick" with a brand that appears more fit compared to others.
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Building A Better Brain (2001)
(arrowsmithschool.org)
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Ask HN: CSS gradient hacks - are they worth it?
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[2003] Get Rich Slowly
(time.com)
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Bill Joy muses on what's next
(ted.com)
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Is Good Design Replicable?
(bokardo.com)
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18y ago
It really doesn't matter.
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What I find so interesting about this article is that they way it is written it combines story telling with the actual facts as they are in Dubai. During my visits there, I've never gotten over the feeling that the luxurious facade that mo
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18y ago
Arrington/TC are relatively close to the center of the technology blogging world, and so they see a lot of information. I'm certain that if anybody was exposed to as much of this information as he is, then they'd see some obvious patterns
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I can see my parents each buying one of these. I can see my siblings buying one of these for each of their kids. I would never buy one of these because my tech needs, like yours, are a bit more "nuanced" depending upon my need at the momen
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GM and Segway create new vehicle
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No they are not. YC has more experience than you. YC has more success than you. If they turned you down, listen to the "why" and make the adjustments necessary to be successful. Consider it a badge of honor that they even gave you the time
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The dark side of Dubai
(independent.co.uk)
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Why play is vital -- no matter your age
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18y ago
Thanks, I didn't know that! Back to the main point: any "killer" of a community has nothing to do with the underlying technology, but the people behind the community. The only way HN would be killed by TC is if PG were to be the motivating
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18y ago
"HN killer" begs the question: Is PG moving over to TechCrunch? I'm surprised at how many "experts" STILL equate technology with community...just tells me how many still don't "get it".
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