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by hack_edu 16y ago
You know, a smoothie can have just about anything in it. Its not hard to make a tasty, ridiculously healthy smoothie. And your claim that blending takes the work out of it for your body couldn't be further from the truth. Blending with a re
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by hack_edu 16y ago
The man IS the director of research at Google. And before that he was a very highly-respected faculty member at Cal. Yes, he's probably read all these books, probably most of which after he received his PhD. He's probably taught classes whe
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by hack_edu 16y ago
What kind of asshole draws historical conclusions based on /numbers/ dead? Reducing the dead to numbers and comparing a lost life to another an atrocity in itself.
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by hack_edu 16y ago
As someone who did something similar, graduating after 11th grade with all high school credits and upper-tier university requirements achieved, I believe I had a better education than the GED-to-college crowd. You're the first actual GED su
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by hack_edu 16y ago
Linode is still second to Chunkhost in terms of value at the low-end, free-beta and beta tester discounts aside. Chunkhost has had 512mb for a year now, and still offers 20% more disk space. In my experience Linode's network speeds to be mu
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by hack_edu 16y ago
Social Engineering has a long history in 80s and 90s hacker culture. Kevin Mitnick and Kevin Poulson utilized some sort of social disruption in nearly all of their hacks, skills cultivated from when they were younger and more abrasive. To f
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by hack_edu 16y ago
Yes, please, click on our blogspam for more blogspam about prior blogspam controversy. All on the same site! Its like getting five clickthroughs in one!
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by hack_edu 16y ago
Prove it.
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by hack_edu 16y ago
I've had one banned for saying relatively tame things that made the mod defend himself with, "you don't seem to like the site very much." I then created another on the same machine, and it was silently banned before I even made a first post
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by hack_edu 17y ago
Good point that markets and long term vision are valuable assets in a company, and that the simple idea that one's moral impositions should be considered. However, I'll contend that human rights are about a whole lot more than just morals.
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by hack_edu 17y ago
Try Chunkhost, free beta.
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Plan Would Let Students Start College After 10th Grade (nytimes.com)
10 points by hack_edu 17y ago|8 comments
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by hack_edu 17y ago
This is a good platform to pose this question as well. Can someone lay down some information about just how money equates speech. Its used so often by now that its meaning is lost, merely a talking point.
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by hack_edu 17y ago
Take care of your friends and loved ones, everyone. Mental illness takes on all forms, and plagues so many people without ever showing to the outside world.
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You Are Not a Gadget: an interview with Jaron Lanier(jaronlanier.com)
3 points by hack_edu 17y ago|1 comments
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The Hypersurface of this Decade (Bruce Sterling)(iconeye.com)
2 points by hack_edu 17y ago|0 comments
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Bruce Sterling: State of the World 2010 (well.com)
3 points by hack_edu 17y ago|0 comments
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by hack_edu 17y ago
Ben Fry's dissertation 'Computational Information Design' [ http://benfry.com/phd/ ] is a great start. He breaks down many of the skills needed to succeed at information design and processing. He's recently released Mastering Data with O'
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The Big Zero(nytimes.com)
42 points by hack_edu 17y ago|46 comments
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by hack_edu 17y ago
You oughta throw this script up on a web server and style the front page like HN. Then link to the story and comments on news.YC
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by hack_edu 17y ago
Rights-clearing in electronic music and hip hop is usually quite complicated. Taking a beat or riff from a song is fair game, as it could not in any way be claimed to serve as a replacement for the original work. Often though, big named fol
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by hack_edu 17y ago
The defacing/rooting hackers are always the young and bright ones it seems. It's fun to watch how the trend continues over the years, and has spread to all corners of the world.
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Crisis and Hope: Theirs and Ours - Noam Chomsky(bostonreview.net)
1 points by hack_edu 17y ago|0 comments
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Do you See What I See?: Visibility of Practices through Social Media(danah.org)
1 points by hack_edu 17y ago|0 comments
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by hack_edu 17y ago
Okay, lets take this to another level. Throw a couple dozen more sensors on there and you can have bluetooth-enabled keyboard pants. Hell, slice one of those roll-able keyboards in half and bond them to the garmet.
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by hack_edu 17y ago
Its a blog post. What other form is there?
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by hack_edu 17y ago
"A rule of thumb is a principle with broad application that is not intended to be strictly accurate or reliable for every situation." http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rule_of_thumb
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Sextortion at Eisenhower High(gq.com)
1 points by hack_edu 17y ago|0 comments
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by hack_edu 17y ago
And fg
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by hack_edu 17y ago
If you can essentially run Android in an OS X app, then it can't be too hard to get it running on an iPhone.

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