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Right. It's also entirely legal for men to beat their wives in the UAE (as long as you are not leaving visible marks), so I would argue that it's really not safe for women who are married or open to possibility. It would be like c
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If you didn't treat it, then from what I understand, the spirochetes are still in your blood and brain. However, the official response of the medical community is 'no' because they don't have enough evidence to make that
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I haven't been to noisebridge, but I think some kind of requirement of a proactive attitude towards helping out with the space in some way, whether it be creating a banner, moving equipment, solicitation for new paid members, and clean
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13y ago
Interesting. I don't know enough about physics to have a clue one way or the other, but even if it was the prior case (we base our model on where the star is for gravitational computations based on the light we are receiving), that
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I think this is actually a brilliant exercise in though. I have no idea what the answer is, and it's likely impossible to ever cancel out the effects of every other source of gravity within a 1 light-year radius, but it seems like in t
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13y ago
That might introduce the same overhead that maintaining state does in the first place. It sounds like they're sending out at least a million requests per second.
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actually, i think it might be more about generating revenue for facebook. I've received very little spam in my 'other' box, and a spam filter would probably be pretty effective at reducing that anyway (were it even an issue).
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This is an extremely useful post! Thanks for sharing it! I think it deserved more attention on HN.
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If we hit that bullseye, the rest of the dominoes should fall like a house of cards. Checkmate.
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If everyone had switched to vegetarianism at the same time, we probably wouldn't be in a situation where scientists are trying to develop artificial meat. In fact, I would suggest that if you want to do your part to prevent this from b
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13y ago
In social network analysis, there's the concept of a giant connected component in a graph where edges propagate between nodes over time. That's essentially what I consider the internet to be. There's only one of them by virtu
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I think it's been demonstrated time and time again that with enough monetary interest, the public will happily gulp down whatever slop is thrown their way. If this can be supplied cheaper than real beef, I think the fast food corporati
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if you paid closer attention to things like gelatin and cochineal, you might notice an increase in the percentage of non-vegetarian meals you consume.
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I guess since I've moved to Portland, I've been spoiled with what a thriving tech scene can be like. I also went to a hackathon in Nashville right before I moved away and was impressed by their community. Brad (one of WFP's f
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13y ago
> As a hiring manager, I can tell you what I'm interested in when seeing a potential new hire: a well-written, concise resume, links to code samples (whether on Github or elsewhere), and how well they're going to work with the
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I know the founders and have been enjoying watching my Work For Pie score grow (but unfortunately did not find a job through them, as my score is just starting to gain some merit). I think if they had been in a more tech-friendly city they
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13y ago
My vote goes to SomaFM's Space Station, though the vibe of that station is a bit variable
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Also, lambda doesn't appear to be going anywhere. It's one of my favorite features.
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This should be the first comment on this page.
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You may be interested to peruse some of the dialog of the "Tanenbaum-Torvalds" debate ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tanenbaum%E2%80%93Torvalds_deba... ). Basically, Andrew Tanenbaum, creator and advocate of th
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I'd love to know what you found has worked the best for you, if you feel comfortable sharing.
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I just thought I'd chime in that I thought the carousel looked good and it was pretty apparent that it was just a grab-your-attention thing, but that the content was further down the page. Other than the issue of screen scrolling horiz
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How is a subtitle database any different from a legal standpoint than a lyrics database?
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Rubyforge down
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Am I seeing things or does it look just a little bit like the PBR heat map puts a bird on Portland? http://www.yelp.com/wordmap/portland/pbr
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actually it's context-sensitive. If you start typing "gay" into the search box on top, the rainbow styling comes on. If you type in something "gay" that has a more negative association, it doesn't. Try entering
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Though it doesn't address concerns of NSA snooping, this[1] article has a lot of relevant information (and will probably be of a lot more interest to Hacker News readers as it addresses issues such as when the camera can be on while th
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Banned entirely or just from editing? Perhaps websites (especially ones that value intellectual freedom such as Wikipedia and Hacker news) could allow certain IP addresses that announce they run exit nodes the capability to have certain acc
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I hope that this doesn't also mean that running a Tor exit node puts you at risk of getting banned (from HN or elsewhere). I think the people running exit nodes are providing an essential community service, and I would hate to think th
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I wouldn't say I've understood this to be a rule.. maybe he just had the same impression of you that you did of him and was moved to do something special for you out of gratitude? I've had many surfers bring beer, and general
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