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10y ago
I wonder if it has the opposite to the intended outcome.
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Ask HN: Would elite video gamers, given training, be the best military pilots?
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hoodoof
10y ago
It would be great if there was an API that lists the AWS regions. Currently it is up to the developer to maintain a hard coded list somewhere.
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hoodoof
10y ago
This is precisely what the new BBC computer education project should have been. Not the BBC microbit - a useless computer with blinking lights, but instead the BBC should have designed a standard for other companies to build interesting a
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10y ago
Boxing, kickboxing, wrestling, Krav Maga, Brazilian Jiu Jitsu, MMA, Judo.
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10y ago
Krav Maga - much more practical than karate.
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10y ago
Boxing, judo, grappling and wrestling all are more practical than karate. The core issue with karate is that it is loaded with formal or ritualistic representations of fighting. Karate kicks, punches and blocks are all hopelessly unusable w
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hoodoof
10y ago
Have you not noticed that HN often rewrites titles to be more factual about the content of the target?
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hoodoof
10y ago
HN mods need to rewrite title to "Bushido seems not to be what people think it is."
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10y ago
Related but at a tangent - after a lifetime of interest in karate I came to realise that most of the stuff taught at karate is not practical. Katas and karate punches and kicks - most of this better thought of more as dancing or ceremonial.
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Nick Clegg: what you will wake up to if we vote to Leave…
(inews.co.uk)
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HSBC 'to move jobs to Paris if UK leaves single market'
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Banks begin moving some operations out of Britain
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10y ago
Question: to what extent does it really matter that an API closely meet the REST best practices?
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10y ago
Is this in an obvious place in the docs or in an FAQ?
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10y ago
Sometimes needs a few refreshes to load for some reason but this is an interesting one to look at: https://developer.godaddy.com/doc
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10y ago
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10y ago
It's a matter of personal preference. Explore a few languages, give them a try, see which one you like, then your question is answered.
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Why doesn't Skype offer paid call recording?
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10y ago
I seem to recall Google focusing the entire company on social/GooglePlus. Is this now saying the company is now being focused on machine learning in the same way? Reminds me of the Ballmer/Gates strategy of everything must be Win
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Ask HN: Given the cost of living, why would a developer live in Silicon Valley?
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10y ago
So it was sort of OK "nuclear war on ourselves"?
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hoodoof
10y ago
The U.K., U.S. and Russia have already bombed the world with hundreds of atmospheric nuclear weapons in the mid 20th century. In effect there was a nuclear war, it's just that all the bombs were exploded on "friendly territory&quo
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10y ago
The universe is a really inconceivably big place. In fact they (the smart people) are not entirely sure that it isn't infinite. Drake equation or not, seems such a big place that it seems hard to imagine that this tiny little spot is i
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10y ago
Which companies make them? I'd be interested to read the specs page for modern Z80 or 6502 CPUs.
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10y ago
Are these real 8 bit CPUs or are they incredibly powerful modern CPUs emulating 8 bit?
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10y ago
I think the way to get the best out of people is not to pander to them to make them the happiest people but to expect high standards from them, to expect everyone to give their best, work well and hard and be proud of what they do. Work
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10y ago
If you get a microscope and manage to peer into this secret hidey hole in the CPU you will see a bunch of tiny little NSA spooks, Russian and Chinese hackers scuttle away to hide in other dark hidden secret corners of the Intel CPU.
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10y ago
Strange that Intel gives people more reason to go to other processors like ARM when Intel is under such pressure from competition.
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