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by hsmyers 16y ago
Need to come with instructions for washing so as to achieve that worn with age look to go along with holes in the blue jeans...
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by hsmyers 16y ago
More than a few weeks ago and if I remember it was one of two such film clips--- still worth looking at, repeat or no.
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by hsmyers 16y ago
"You cannot build your entire business plan on the avoidance of taxes," said Assemblyman Charles Calderon, D- Whittier, author of Assembly Bill 155 That would be 'news' to GE...
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by hsmyers 16y ago
Not to sound bitter or anything, but I suppose this as the silver lining of losing the 1st and 4th amendment is better than nothing.
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by hsmyers 16y ago
I look at 8 megapixel and wonder why such poor resolution. These days with RED Epic ( http://www.red.com/ ) and similar such on the market, surely better can be accomplished? I mean if it is good enough for hobbits, should be good enough fo
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by hsmyers 16y ago
Given the number of articles about NAS tech (new and old) I fail to see how what Amazon is offering is in any way different--- but then I'm not a lawyer. I firmly hope that Amazon takes this to court so that the issue of ownership can be es
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by hsmyers 16y ago
Non scribe D version: http://djm.cc/library/Calculus_Made_Easy_Thompson.pdf
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by hsmyers 16y ago
An interesting metric; how many years back would it be before the judge would have instantly recused herself from ruling on any case involving file-sharing?
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by hsmyers 16y ago
Having in the long ago gotten used to Fortran on punch cards, Python wasn't that much of a reach and as it solves a particularly annoying problem (code formatting) I didn't have that much of a problem of getting on board with it. On other p
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by hsmyers 16y ago
He has, but it was too long to fit in the margin of the whiteboard...
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by hsmyers 16y ago
Feels like a spin on Delaunay triangulation, but it's not--- cool!
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by hsmyers 16y ago
I think that there is a hint of why when he mentions almost in the last line, further acculturation...
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by hsmyers 16y ago
I'd like to propose a new rule similar to Goodwin's--- any response/reply that begins with a personal attack should be ignored from that point forward--- except I'm not sure how I avoid being self referential...
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by hsmyers 16y ago
That is interesting, but butter is (a) pretty damn expensive and (b) contains milk solids which are an enormous problem for those who are lactose intolerant, (c) as to whether it is gross or not, can't say, but I think that is a PPP (person
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by hsmyers 16y ago
Is there an emoticon for heavily ironic?
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by hsmyers 16y ago
Showing my age I guess, but two things occur to me; 1. RPG stands for Rocket Propelled Grenade to my mind so it took a while to crack the context :), and 2. much more importantly don't we have a pretty good product description and field tes
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by hsmyers 16y ago
I'm pleased with the wider availability of quad-precision....means my code can wait a bit longer before switching to very slow 'bignum' style packages.
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by hsmyers 16y ago
Looks to me that the meme "Citation please" clearly needs to spread. The irony here is that it applies to the folks on their high horse; i.e. the ethics committee...
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by hsmyers 16y ago
I'm sorry, I just don't see where the problem is. To take two applications that I run almost continuously, an editor and a browser, both have multiple instances of task--- both shown to me as windows as it happens. No problem in either open
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Last of the Women Computers(cnn.com)
2 points by hsmyers 16y ago|0 comments
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by hsmyers 16y ago
In order to read more like this you have to read the other 9 that are like that of the complaint--- more so now than when Ted Sturgeon coined his aphorism...[see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sturgeon%27s_Law ]
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by hsmyers 16y ago
All I could think of as I read this was that here were two guys that had figured out a very good way to invest in their own normal behavior (i.e. go out, drink, take phone numbers etc.) sort of a entrepreneurial version of 'getting paid to
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by hsmyers 16y ago
Nonsense--- you placed to much trust on the idiot who okay-ed the damn commercials in the first place. Dodge all you want, but the ad company didn't make the decision, you did...
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by hsmyers 16y ago
Oh come on--- I kind of like .museum. Be even better if a few more folks actually used it...
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by hsmyers 16y ago
He picked two out of a ten not mentioned and you rail against him because he missed Feynman? You make the claim that it is ridiculous on a number of points but what you site is not a point at all--- just an exclamation that you don't like.
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by hsmyers 16y ago
Dump it on a hub and provide a link, or just provide a link to gz or zip version...
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by hsmyers 16y ago
What I'd really like to know is the source for the hopefully uncropped version. I assume this is from NASA, but between servers that are down and search failures, I'm thinking that one of HNs readers might already know...
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An older poster of the moon before tonights(popsci.com)
1 points by hsmyers 16y ago|1 comments
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by hsmyers 16y ago
Viewing = (indirectly post ratings review) = Ad revenue
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by hsmyers 16y ago
In sum the difference between 'Unlikely' and 'Impossible' is crucial...

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