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WET is standardly 'Write Every Time'
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This mentality about gun carry - it's demonization and the gradual, continual encroachment of laws against our second amendment rights - leads to very low carry percentage among the general public. This in turn leads to one person bein
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Please share this as much as you can on facebook, twitter, et al. While many of us on HN are not surprised that this kind of thing happens, it's generally hard to convince the public at large i.e. the crowd that gets all their news fro
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Why not postgres? with the JSON(B) datatype, you can start out with full documents and pull out relational fields/create tables as it makes sense
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this is a great example of the title change rule making a title worse i think taglines/subtitles/subject sentences should be eligible for titles too
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pretty well supported by the idea that >9400 Representatives would make it a lot harder for lobbyist to sway the will of our elected officials. because a ~20x increase in the number of representatives would probably mean a roughly propor
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Nice catch, but man what a miserable sorting method. Does not assist lookup in any way.
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> By the way, I'm pretty sure completely autonomous parallel parking is already available retail. it is. Tesla was also beta-testing (last I saw a few months ago anyway) completely autonomous head-in/rear-in parking including f
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Python would like a word with you about point 1)
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> They're not going to come out with an iPhone that's so bad that no one will buy it. yet i know a 2-decade-long apple user who has felt the final nail in the switching away from the walled garden coffin from the removal of the
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>until — shock-horror — they become ubiquitous. there's a huge difference between an ugly peripheral that's bundled with a ubiquitous device (ipods/iphones) and one that is overpriced and sold separately. add to this diffe
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it's not, because Mongo has huge issues [0] and angular is generally a giant mess and a pain in the ass [1] [0] http://blog.runnable.com/post/149000201856/think-before-you-... [1] if you haven't used ang
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probably the same way a flea getting hit by a fastball affects the trajectory of the pitch
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Some of the stuff that hits the front page of this site just makes me shake my head and wonder what relevance it possibly has to this community and how in the world it got on the front page. This might be the best example yet.
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Great relaxing game that is still challenging and different with every playthrough
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to me the article's argument is as ridiculous as the argument that tablets will kill PCs
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>Hacker News is about the only civil place I'm capable of contributing to a discussion to at this point. the interesting thing about this is that HN comment system seems to discourage dialogue - i.e. you are not notified when someon
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by gr3yh47 10y ago
on my resume I list specific skills (i.e. AWS, Node.js) under several categories (i.e. ops, programming) and for each skill listed i format them bold, italic, plaintext with a legend showing that those map to adept, proficient, and working
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The linked transcript is fairly short and DEFINITELY worth a read. Very interesting stuff.
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>the US detests cyclists and disregards their deaths. to be fair, many cyclists in the US ignore traffic laws wholesale
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>Quality of life has never been higher for any social class even if this were true (source?) it doesnt matter when there is a steady move toward lower social class on average for the overwhelming majority of Americans
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>The sun sets on 23th Street during 'Manhattanhenge' on July 11, 2014 in New York City. (Getty) >on 23th Street >23th good job abc
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>That's the most interesting point to me, I deeply believed that organisms share the same basic set of genes. this seems to support the idea that instead of evolving from a single ancestral life form, all beings were created with ca
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somebody from wired should do the same with the new yorker
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>without fear of black helicopters surrounding the protester's home. The military operatives won't come to arrest him and keep him silent Don't protest about wall street or a militarized police force damn well will beat yo
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Unfortunately there is a glaring omission in the article. Did he throw them like a frisbee, boomerang, baseball? some other way? Disappointing to say the least.
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Disappointing that there's no data points at all illustrating how effective the texting is
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Subdomain Blacklist(github.com)
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>Human Surgeons Mortality Rate : 1% Computer Surgeon Mortality Rate : 0.5% see, I'm with you WHEN that's the comparison for the particular surgeon who would be performing my procedure. Not the average of all surgeons vs the c
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>Bugs can be found in code written in all languages. But not all languages frequently produce security vulnerabilities as a result of common types of bugs that are due to error-prone humans having to do things that should be done for us

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