hyperliner

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by hyperliner 10y ago
I am surprised by the new, gentle and forgiving approach of the crowd towards this runner here. It contrasts drastically with some attacks I see here against some politicians or corporate leaders when they fail to meet the HN-echo chamber s
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by hyperliner 10y ago
THIS ONE CAUGHT MY ATTENTION BUT FOR THE WRONG REASONS: - Is the amount that is prolific? Or is it the photographers? Someone please help me or I won't be able to go to sleep. I would have said "Most photographers are prolific.&qu
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by hyperliner 10y ago
Maybe these people appear rude to the writer because people like her see them as invisible, low class types who are supposed to be run over by the pettiness of each self-aggrandizing, set-absorbing and condescending request from people like
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by hyperliner 10y ago
Let me Google that for you: http://abcnews.go.com/Blotter/top-20-airports-tsa-theft/stor...
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by hyperliner 10y ago
There are a lot of benefits, as others have mentioned, that come from science and exploration. There is another related one, which is the many kids in high school who will then decide that maybe going into Sciences or some space related fie
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by hyperliner 10y ago
>>> This is also not a feature that requires much or any engineering effort and can be greenlit and rolled out in an afternoon. Not so sure. In my experience, anything to do with billing has the potential to extend schedules.
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by hyperliner 10y ago
Hey, one recommendation (assuming she wants something different; I hope I am not coming across as pretentious): Get an MBA. It worked for a relative of mine: she went from Liberal Arts to Director of Marketing for a tech firm. Depending on
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by hyperliner 10y ago
I have the same feeling about iPhone in general as I do for my Mac, as I do for my (gathering dust) Apple Watch. Maybe we are experiencing the beginning of the decline of this system class. The question could be: what could Apple do to re-
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by hyperliner 10y ago
Note to self: NEVER assume privacy when using ANY phone with a camera or a mic.
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by hyperliner 10y ago
It is not the role of the judiciary to define what is just of unjust: they just need to make a ruling based on the law. There is really no difference if someone is paid $20k or $90k: you always must discount that rate if you are not an hour
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by hyperliner 10y ago
Kind of like Game Center in iOS. Probably some intern did it, so no real harm.
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by hyperliner 10y ago
Let's assume for a second that this could happen. Then, assuming no foreign alliances, the US could simply conquer California back. CA has the largest contingent of military personnel by state (about 190k) but not per capita. The size
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by hyperliner 10y ago
California Secessionists
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by hyperliner 10y ago
Funny thing is that these people were making fun of Texas' efforts a while back.
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by hyperliner 10y ago
Domino? Oh boy, we have run out of names.
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by hyperliner 10y ago
Whaaat? Electricity does not flow at the speed of light? OH THE HUMANITY!!!!
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by hyperliner 10y ago
"In the AdS/CFT correspondence Maldacena showed that one can completely describe a black hole purely by describing what happens on its surface. In other words, the physics of the inside—the 3-D “bulk”—corresponds perfectly to the
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by hyperliner 10y ago
The latter.
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by hyperliner 10y ago
I read the "foreigner owned notes taken over by thugs" article and it seems that these foreigner owners had pretended there was no competing claim to the land they bought, and lost out in court. So it seems this is a case of an in
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by hyperliner 10y ago
"* If they expect you to know the circumference of the Earth (equatorial 24874 mi/40030 km, meridional 24860 mi/40008 km) and capital of Sumer in 2281 (Uruk), then they could be interested in someone that has a scientific min
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by hyperliner 10y ago
I am just going to leave this here: https://www.amazon.com/Programming-Language-Brian-W-Kernigha...
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by hyperliner 10y ago
"Completely"? Not sure how that added anything to the conversation.
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by hyperliner 10y ago
Why would there be zero percent inflation, if the money supply doubled?
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by hyperliner 10y ago
It's not just the drivers. Drivers stop at stores along the highways. They will suffer impact too. Drivers need to take laundry to the cleaners. That is gone. They need to sleep along the way, so let's hotel rooms needed and less
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by hyperliner 10y ago
I guess a question is: where would the income (that is supposed to be "redistributed") come from, in a world where the customers of every commercial entity cannot earn an income to pay taxes and contribute to the pool to be redis
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by hyperliner 10y ago
You really should think long and hard about WHY do YOU think you WANT or NEED an MBA. a) Because you love to learn something new <== Good reason, albeit expensive. You can read the books or do online classes. b) Because you want to make
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by hyperliner 10y ago
And how would doing such thing stop those who hate and are intolerant?
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by hyperliner 10y ago
Why would you want such thing?
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by hyperliner 10y ago
They evolve when it becomes politically convenient.
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by hyperliner 10y ago
I did not make that point. The point I made is we have a society who expects the federal government to solve problems that society can solve on their own if they really wanted to. I agree some problems can only be solved by the government,

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