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by guest 12y ago
Basically, people are full of shit and trying to cheat you. Generally their businesses fail in a competitive environment.
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by guest 12y ago
In general, social science isn't very scientific. People generally just argue for what they believe, and use multi-syllabic words and some math occassionally to back up their arguments. "Mean" people tend to engender cults of
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by guest 13y ago
Beat it! http://screencast.com/t/2b3zNbYy6HDi
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by guest 13y ago
spam
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by guest 13y ago
Internet abandons Google, heads back to the glory days of Prodigy and Compuserv. Sales of animated gif skyrocket, solving financial crisis.
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by guest 13y ago
U.S. Software productivity falls 200% as legions of the technically illiterate conspire to make it look like they are doing work they can't actually do.
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by guest 13y ago
This has pretty pictures. I built a command line version: for i in `seq 16`; do echo -ne '\007' && sleep 30 && echo -ne '\007' && sleep 1 && echo -ne '\007' && sleep 10; done
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by guest 14y ago
Porsche makes WAY more sense than a diamond ring. So do hookers and blow!
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by guest 14y ago
It's the dread pirate ruby!
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by guest 14y ago
niggah please http://artcrimes.org/
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by guest 14y ago
didn't they finish this thing in the eighties?
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by guest 14y ago
Down in Brazil... using proxy
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by guest 15y ago
one might argue that by not protecting the user's personal data by default, when how to protect such information is quite well known, the vendor and market maker is clearly the liable party
44.
by guest 15y ago
clued up government agencies don't need to jump through such hoops. they get to warrantlessly wiretap everyone and then get a pass.
45.
by guest 15y ago
SURRENDER NERDS. WE HAS YOUR INTERNET.
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by guest 15y ago
Good to see the Marine reserves standing up for freedom like this. http://www.killfoot.com/ being the mailing list host and all.
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by guest 16y ago
The idea of Wayland growing and becoming a more usable platform sound terrific. The troubling part about this is ubuntu's history of doing what's good for ubuntu.
48.
by guest 16y ago
I have a worry of this turning out very badly.
49.
by guest 16y ago
Check out a Google Pacman Level Editor. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_Jj3-NGO7xo
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by guest 19y ago
25 + jd as well (didn't think about dual degree until AFTER I finished)
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Ask YC: Are you going to NYC StartupWeekend?
1 points by guest 19y ago|0 comments
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by guest 19y ago
I would concur with Xichekolas with respect to both Ender's Game and the Economist. Also, The Next Fifty Years: Science in the First Half of the Twenty-first Century (Paperback) is excellent.
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by guest 19y ago
Why not just show what each story each user voted for?
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by guest 19y ago
For PG: Outside of the internet, what would you say is another disruptive technology platform that is worthy of investigation?