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Celebrating the arXiv
(nature.com)
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Ask HN: Why does Google need so many employees?
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Astronomers catch black hole spitting out materials
(blogs.scientificamerican.com)
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Powerful quake rocks Tokyo region on New Year's Day
(google.com)
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Ask PG: HNY and what about some hi-res icons for 2012?
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15y ago
This is not cool in my book.
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15y ago
Can somebody please give the rationale behind banning the brain teasers?
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Researchers Create Living ‘Neon Signs’ Composed of Bacteria
(ucsdnews.ucsd.edu)
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15y ago
Hacking challenge: can somebody use google correlate and find the company unambiguously?
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NASA Finds Japan Tsunami Waves Merged, Doubling Power
(jpl.nasa.gov)
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15y ago
The font choice makes the blog such a pain to read.
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gsivil
15y ago
Is this sarcastic?
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gsivil
15y ago
What are all these green accounts that seem to be so excited about the "Code Academy"? This is getting suspicious
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Ask HN: Have you hacked your nutrition?
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15y ago
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15y ago
Ι just add my comment here with the hope that your question gets with some luck to the front page. It is a very interesting question but it is really so uncommon that somebody (even)here owns an ISP company that people may think that you co
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gsivil
15y ago
I see only a latency graph but the board is "broken" and when I log in there is not checkerboard just a gray frame. That's on safari
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See the points for every HN comment just with an HN search
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Tout: Video status updates
(tout.com)
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Leonardo's Formula Explains Why Trees Don't Splinter
(news.sciencemag.org)
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15y ago
because by the "inter" you refer to connections and by the "-net" you imply almost clearly a structured environment. What does cloud mean, besides something structure-less "out there"?
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NASA's Super-Black Material That Absorbs Light Across Multiple Wavelength Bands
(nasa.gov)
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gsivil
15y ago
Humans tend to have opinions even for things that they do not buy. And their opinions can be of more interest/use when they have to do with massively popular products.
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gsivil
15y ago
There is already a discussion that you maybe interested to follow-you can find it in the front page: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3200062
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15y ago
Bretthellman, the badge that shows up when I visit the page is extremely annoying and indicates an impatience unnecessary and maybe even dangerous for the viability of your site. I would suggest let the visitors see at least a poll undistu
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Greek surprise sends shock waves through Europe
(cnn.com)
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Ask HN: What will be the legacy of Google?
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15y ago
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15y ago
It was posted and discussed yesterday too: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3146466
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15y ago
Another data point of an accomplished man being down to earth. I almost find this just a step beyond the call of duty. Scenario: Imagine that you are looking for a job to the next hot small start-up. Send an email pretending that you are a
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15y ago
If by "friends" you mean people that you can use/be-used to find your way to "financial" success you obviously have a different/distorted take on the term "friendship".
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15y ago
While smartness seems necessary it was almost never enough to succeed in Silicon Valley or in Wall Street or in the sciences. Smart is such a generic term that is almost meaningless.
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