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13y ago
Is money able to solve this problem, through better sound insulation in one's house?
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Does Advice Have to be Useless?
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It is interesting to consider what the implications of this would be. Does this mean the police would be able to open the Facebook app on my iPhone, and browse my profile as well as all my friends'? Including all wall posts, messages,
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13y ago
Yes, that was my point.
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Isn't this what taxes are for?
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If anything, the presence of company busses is a clear signal that local government has failed to provide adequate public transport (despite happily taking the taxes that these companies and their employees pay), and that is where any anger
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13y ago
Only one week-long vacation a year? What about a 3-week-long vacation? Would that be frowned upon?
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13y ago
A number of startups sound exciting, but this may be the first one I would also describe as heartwarming. I really hope you go far.
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13y ago
Did you add all the XML tags after the text was written, or during?
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13y ago
How do I close an open pull request from this view? I don't see it.
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Is Google Glass a Failed Product?
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A Superficial Comparison of matplotlib vs ggpplot2
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The wealthy tech people aren't the ones ruining San Francisco. You have to ask yourself: in what universe would constant increases in tax revenues and wealthy consumers be bad for a city? The answer, sadly, is a universe where said cit
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13y ago
It is an excellent textbook for sure.
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Three Introductory Textbooks I Hope to Read Someday
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13y ago
Why don't you use capital letters? The rest of your grammar and punctuation is rather standard, so this sticks out.
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13y ago
Do you really need to study a full English major to learn to write properly? Seems like one or two classes would do.
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13y ago
Does Soylent take care of fibre intake?
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13y ago
Smartphones and iPads don't make you look like a dork while using them.
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13y ago
Is anybody using any of Clustrix's products? Thoughts?
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13y ago
They will, once they feel that their thermostat is satisfactory enough.
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14y ago
Comic Sans is the font of choice for CS class lecture slides.
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14y ago
Is your last sentence sarcastic?
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14y ago
Do all cars have this 'data port'? I had no idea this thing existed.
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14y ago
Just post subsequent parts online and submit to HN. They'll get voted up just like this one and that's how the rest of us will be notified. Nice post btw.
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14y ago
Why is this a newsletter instead of just a series of articles online?
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14y ago
Because for the latter scenario to hold true every society and organisation would have to agree to stop chasing growth. How would that even be done? Have a universal law that sets a ceiling on the amount of work one is allowed to perform in
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14y ago
The US government actually sets generous price floors on what H1-B's can be paid to prevent this sort of thing (for better or for worse). An H1-B application specifying a salary that is lower than said floor would be rejected.
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14y ago
What's ironic is that these body shops are mostly non-American companies (usually Indian ones that hire Indians).
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14y ago
I had no idea your project existed; thanks for sharing.
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