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Visualizing wealth inequality in America [video](youtube.com)
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Password Trivia: Character Sets(xato.net)
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This is Why You Test Your Regular Expressions(xato.net)
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Ways to add to my paranoia(xato.net)
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What does one trillion dollars look like?(pagetutor.com)
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by gnosis 14y ago
Tags would work well here. A comment could be tagged as "snarky" or "funny" or "humor", and you could easily filter on that. The ability to tag comments and stories has been repeatedly suggested on HN and, unfortunately, always rejected.
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Want to Block Common Passwords? Sorry, That is Patented(xato.net)
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by gnosis 14y ago
You might be interested in taking a look at PushGP: http://faculty.hampshire.edu/lspector/push.html
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Workflow in tmux(coderwall.com)
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Moving from Irssi and screen to WeeChat and tmux(moparx.com)
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Tokyo Leeches Sucked My Blood(japanvisitor.blogspot.com)
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America's Real Criminal Element: Lead(motherjones.com)
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Using a Siphon Coffee Maker(coffeegeek.com)
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What "Psychopath" Means -- It is not quite what you may think(scientificamerican.com)
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by gnosis 14y ago
"I'd point out that the fear of regulatory consequences didn't stop them either" I wouldn't rely on regulatory consequences to keep them from trying to defraud the consumer or trying to get away with unsafe and unhygenic practices. Thoug
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On rice and arsenic(blogs.plos.org)
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by gnosis 14y ago
"If you are falsely advertising that you have been inspected to meet standard X, then the owners of standard X will eventually find you, sue you, and you will suffer large losses, both in legal damages and lost business due to reputation d
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by gnosis 14y ago
"If you look through the scientific literature, especially on India and China, they irrigate their crops with raw sewage effluent and untreated industrial effluent," he explained." ... "Dr Tongesayi also said that the increasing practice
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US rice imports 'contain harmful levels of lead'(bbc.co.uk)
114 points by gnosis 14y ago|76 comments
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by gnosis 14y ago
How does the longevity of SSDs compare to HDs these days?
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The Chemistry of Europa's Ocean(centauri-dreams.org)
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The Grantham Grocer Fallacy(nuke.demon.co.uk)
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by gnosis 14y ago
I found the message in the talk persuasive, but the presentation of it sorely lacking. Her delivery was stilted, probably because she was either very nervous and/or hadn't practiced her presentation nearly often enough to sound natural. O
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Using ZNC, an IRC bouncer(ericholscher.com)
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by gnosis 14y ago
As someone said on a news site that shall not be named[1]: "The Conservative Party could fund itself forever by installing a pay toilet on her grave." [1] - http://news.slashdot.org/comments.pl?sid=3626349&cid=433...
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by gnosis 14y ago
From the HN Guidelines[1]: "Please don't submit comments complaining that a submission is inappropriate for the site. If you think something is spam or offtopic, flag it by going to its page and clicking on the "flag" link. (Not all users
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by gnosis 14y ago
If you honestly appreciate butchers more than entertainers, you are far from the norm in America (and Western society in general, I dare say). Most people look down on butchers (and most other blue collar workers), while idolizing entertain
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by gnosis 14y ago
I know nothing I could say is worthy of following Chuang Tzu. But in this instance, it would have been a mistake to leave the quote to stand on its own.
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by gnosis 14y ago
"Darren makes $5k+ as a keynote speaker per gig and he did say that the $5k is not for the 30-min or hour he speaks - it is for the thousands of hours he put in" That reminds me of this story by Chuang Tzu: Cook Ting was cutting up an
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empty - a small replacement for expect(empty.sourceforge.net)
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