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North Korea: What are the military options?
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Historic 'living drug' gets go-ahead
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Takes courage to make such statements on HN. Kudos to you for that. Humans are biased to view themselves as the most evolved, sophisticated and important species. A glance at the history of science shows this. Slowly, we become aware of our
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Odeo Releases Twttr (2006)
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Why hiring a CTO is tougher than you think
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Scientists teleport photons 300 miles into space
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Fusion energy pushed back beyond 2050
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Any biochemist here who can pitch in? Can you imagine any kind of life surviving in an environment filled with hypochlorites, chlorites, iron oxides and hydrogen peroxide? (Hard question maybe. You tell me.)
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Mars covered in toxic chemicals that can wipe out living organisms, tests reveal
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Great work indeed. I'd also love to see support for complex numbers. A big differentiator over other calculators.
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Thank you for posting this. Would not have found it otherwise. Reminds us we still live in the age of thermonuclear weapons. As long as that's true, our choices as citizens of nuclear-armed nations are more serious than anyone can imag
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Saturn moon 'able to support life'
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You can now spell ‘Earthling’ with a capital ‘E,’ and here’s why
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Brilliant. :)
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Infinitely easier in the UK: you don't need capital, the forms are simple, it costs virtually nothing and you'll be done in less than a day. https://www.gov.uk/limited-company-formation/register-your-c...
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Well said. HN often tends toward cynicism and nitpicking. But this result can act a sign of hope for countless paralyzed people. Good news -- pure and simple. :)
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Mystery cosmic radio bursts pinpointed
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Interesting. Any book suggestions?
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Getting to Yes: Negotiating Agreement Without Giving In by Roger Fisher and William Ury. Once you realize virtually every conversation with a human is also a negotiation, the need to study it becomes clear.
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The trolling of Elon Musk: how conservatives are attacking green tech
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Right of conquest
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Bank of England looking to make £5 note meat free
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Ryanair CEO: 'How I plan to make air travel free within 10 years'
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I built it for the Windows 8 Store (of all places), years ago, in base C++/Cx. All de-published now though. Could dig up a gameplay video if you wish...
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Awesome. Some concepts in math are so much easier to grasp with an interactive visual. I once made an entire game around matrix multiplication -- such that players didn't even know they learned how to do this. And sometimes, visualizat
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Good point. I just took the phrase I tweeted (as #coder is less cumbersome than #softwareengineer).
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Apollo moon mission coder awarded Presidential Medal of Freedom
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A SETI Signal?
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“The average age for a successful startup-founder is about 40 years old.”
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The Lost Chinese City Police Feared to Enter
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