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Osborne in four-fold attack on contractors
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Boeing 787 Dreamliner shows off near-vertical take-off
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12y ago
If anyone's interested here's my own rather less sophisticated effort for these kind of odd jobs: http://whalemerge.com/
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Ask HN: Why isn't Google doing more to remove referrer spam from Analytics?
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BBC gives children mini-computers in Make it Digital scheme
(m.bbc.co.uk)
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12y ago
No one's pushing my swings! I've already accounted for the input, it's the great mass of the swaying tree (and in turn the wind etc.), and like the tides' moon it's the same input to both swings, only one's the
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hanoz
12y ago
It's an oscillating system with a dramatically greater amplitude than its neighbours sharing the same driver. I'm having a hard time believing it has nothing to do with resonance.
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12y ago
I don't see that. Surely if you have two swings hanging from a swaying tree and one of them is swinging wildly because it's the right length to resonate with the moving branch above, you can't say hey this x kg tyre is rising
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12y ago
What I don't understand about the idea is this. This stretch of water has one of the highest tidal ranges in the world, but this presumably is a matter of resonance, i.e the Bristol Channel and Severn Estuary just happen to be shaped i
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12y ago
How useful a barrier is the earth itself for the initial burst? Would there be any benefit in arranging to be on the opposite side of it for the duration?
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12y ago
Your cited "buried truth" is more alarming than the headline.
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12y ago
Your CSV peeking epiphany was in essence a matter of code vs. tools though rather than necessarily CLI vs. GUI. On Windows you might just as well have discovered you could fire up Linqpad and enter File.ReadLines("massive.csv").Fi
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12y ago
However, the chance of the election result making the slightest difference to what is proposed and brought in on this front is approximately the same.
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hanoz
12y ago
In the circumstances that might be a generous explanation for their ID enumerable non rate limited API going down.
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12y ago
1. Give up news. Not necessarily Hacker News, although it's an idea, but mainstream newspaper, television, radio etc. news. It's remarkably easy to cut out completely in one fell swoop and can make an enormous difference to your m
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12y ago
This reminds me of the book Phantoms in the Brain by one http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vilayanur_S._Ramachandran in which he describes a similar experiment. It's a great read by the way. Anyway, as I recall, watchi
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12y ago
Good work, excellent fun! I don't know if it's just me but I'm finding Firefox has the "I'm ready for battle" button disabled on first load of the challenge page.
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12y ago
Snap! I've been doing the very same since Turbo Pascal back in the 80s. I'm recently trying to get to grips with Android, hence I present: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.singlemost... ,
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12y ago
Perhaps they might retaliate in kind by naming themselves after a French region, say Brittany.