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Ask HN: Whom do you regularly follow on Twitter?
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I think your point is valid and of course interesting for programmers, but KR's "Hello, world!" is still relevant for students and novices. Maybe reading/writing on a file would be more useful nowadays, since it does not demand knowledge of
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Does anyone know if some body has created an emulator for the Antikythera mechanism?
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16y ago
see also http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1990612 for the discussion of the TIME's person of the year
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HN 2010: Who is the person of the year in computers/technology?
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Flirting with languages BASIC: in an Amstrad CPC6128 for providing lottery pseudo-random numbers for my grandfather. I liked the GOTO. Learning what is a manual Logo(?): make a square. the word turtle Pascal: for teaching me that there is a
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16y ago
Just a question: how much money YC will earn from that?
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16y ago
A great conversation starter. Something that I wanted to read about for sometime in HN. Hopefully more HNers will drop a word or more here
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http://outsideonline.com/outside/destinations/199609/travel-... True Everest Into Thin Air by Jon Krakauer Everest deals with trespassers harshly: the dead vanish beneath the snows. While the living struggle to explain what happened. And
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16y ago
Thank you so much for sharing that. If you visit the page you can see the "Musings Online" where previous Christmas Tree Lectures are available.
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Before that: wikileaks.org cablegate.wikileaks.org and when you click you get the usual "Oops!"
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This is the first working result in the States too
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16y ago
I would suggest HNews. You get the HN that as maguay says is how we all shorten "Hacker News" but at the same name you will avoid being too cryptic by using a two letters name. At the same time having the keyword "news" in your application
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16y ago
if you visit a friend that has the new profile you will see on top that you have the option to try the new profile
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Oh, pelaes not again with texts of that rost!
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Physics and optics journals that you can read without any subscription: arXiv.org An archive of e-prints maintained by the Cornell University Library. Optics Express The open-access journal of the Optical Society of America New Journal of
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http://www.cnn.com/2010/WORLD/meast/12/05/iran.nuclear/index...
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16y ago
Very neat. It would be interesting to know if there is a only-software way to use the available lights on every laptop (battery, wifi indicators) as email notifiers. Do you think that this would be possible?
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Iran nuclear program self-sufficient, top official claims
(news.blogs.cnn.com)
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16y ago
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Your question would be more useful if you were more specific. I have just made a To-Do list and I just used black pen, red pen end plain A4 paper. This what I use when I want to be meticulous for something that I have to plan only one time.
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16y ago
A list- on the right side of the page- with the 10 most popular words discussed on HN the last day.
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16y ago
I really need that :). Too tired to read and apply them now, too insomniac to sleep.
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Ask HN: How would you explain Turing completeness?
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I can use skype but I cannot go on the web. Strange
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yes I have the same problem here in Cambridge
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16y ago
Very nice! Have you -by any chance- find something similar for other languages?
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16y ago
I was not a downvoter but I think that your comment is a bit problematic. First of all, saying that not all geeks celebrating Christmas is at least obvious. In addition, think of this hypothetical question and you may understand the downvo
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16y ago
Just a few random thoughts - Thinking too much how great you are - Worrying too much about the progress of other people - Ignore the original sources and look always for second hand solutions - Ignoring the "lazy" part of your brain - Bein
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I would disagree here :). Hacker News can harm the so called "productivity", but it can boost your creativity.
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gsivil
16y ago
Can you please elaborate on that? It is not so clear what are you talking about.
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