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by hmsimha 14y ago
It's a cool thought, but if each page was also designed to pick up touch (which it would have to to serve much of the same functionality of a current ereader) something like this would probably cost over 24 times the current cost of an erea
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In utero brain scans show fetal brain development(newscientist.com)
2 points by hmsimha 14y ago|0 comments
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by hmsimha 14y ago
Starbucks isn't going to bother to fly a potential barista to their location, have several managers assess their ability to perform as a barista, and buy them lunch. As someone looking for a job in the tech industry right now, if a company
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by hmsimha 14y ago
yes!
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You make more than the CEO of Yelp(bizjournals.com)
1 points by hmsimha 14y ago|0 comments
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by hmsimha 14y ago
It's unbelievable to me that they could give someone 2 consecutive life sentences unless the evidence is a lot more incriminating than the article mentioned. I hope he's guilty, as it looks like he's going to be behind bars for life, but if
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by hmsimha 14y ago
Another way CodeEval could interpret this data would be to take the inverse to extrapolate the languages whose users have the highest rates of employment (as demonstrated by their absence from codeeval)
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by hmsimha 14y ago
Google is actually known for encouraging their employees to work 80% of their work week on task, and the remaining 20% on creative pursuits of their own choosing, so in that sense I would argue that google is fostering creativity (which pro
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by hmsimha 14y ago
This has been done in newspapers and magazines since before tvs were accessible to the public. Charles Dickens's 'Great Expectations,' for example was published in serial form in his weekly newsletter.
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by hmsimha 14y ago
From what I read, it looks like the policy would apply to work produced 'for the school' or use by the school or part of the school, or with school equipment. So I suppose if you claimed all work you turned in had been produced by you prior
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by hmsimha 14y ago
I've changed a flat and then completely failed to remember a week later whether it was on the left or right side, so I guess I would have been in some trouble.
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by hmsimha 14y ago
Now they just need to design it to look like the camera is being dangled by a koopa riding a cloud, and they'll have successfully realized many of our N64-era dreams
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by hmsimha 14y ago
Let me see if I'm understanding this properly.. Two researchers who face the problem of an exponentially expanding database containing digital translations of genetic information determine that they can solve their storage problems by.. seq
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by hmsimha 14y ago
Either you don't consider linux to be 'anything of value' or you haven't read Linus Torvalds' take on c++ http://harmful.cat-v.org/software/c++/linus
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by hmsimha 14y ago
It's the ns timing given that's off by an order of 10 actually. RTT to Netherlands and back definitely isn't 1.5 s
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by hmsimha 14y ago
I think the conversion to ms in the rightmost column is off by an order of 10
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by hmsimha 14y ago
Did you ask his permission before posting his emails?
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by hmsimha 14y ago
I thought it worth mentioning that everyone opposed to this idea is capable of communicating in English. I am guilty of being monolingual, but if the most popular online source code management community used a language X that I did not know
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Recyclable electronics: just add hot water(npl.co.uk)
21 points by hmsimha 14y ago|8 comments