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by inportb 15y ago
I grew up with Asian parents (who are doctors themselves, no less). Before I went off to med school, they were actually pretty open to other career choices. We spent quite a bit of time making sure that medicine was the way to go before con
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by inportb 15y ago
Thanks for assuring me that it is at least possible. I guess I'm still one of those idealistic greenhorns... thinking that I'd be more useful to the medical community if I were also a computer hacker.
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by inportb 15y ago
... pretty much. I'm doing med school now, and it's been fun. How does one balance this stuff with hackery and such? "You don't" is the answer I've been getting, but I suspect/hope that it takes some clever time management.
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by inportb 15y ago
Incidentally, I chanced upon another source of VLC builds http://vlc-builder.neo-ns.net/vlc-android/
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by inportb 15y ago
Might also have to consider the additional cost of transportation to Reddit Island.
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by inportb 15y ago
I think it needs a man-wielding-a-bludgeon logo.
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by inportb 15y ago
So let's just call it the "ground" index. G = ground = 0; A[G], A[1], A[2], ...
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by inportb 15y ago
or see http://www.livestream.com/estimator?channel=mojang
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by inportb 15y ago
I think Google's label/tag metaphor for email classification is rather natural. Of course, it could get confusing when your labels are implemented using folders, such as via links.
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by inportb 15y ago
Then, what is self-assembly to you?
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by inportb 15y ago
Facebook used to have a "looking for" field, and I always thought "interested in" modified that. I'd always been interested in men and women for friendship (on Facebook), before that field disappeared. ... and I still find men and women int
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by inportb 15y ago
I think good resumes are accessible. This one barely fits my screen, and navigation is non-intuitive.
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by inportb 15y ago
This also supports threading. w00t.
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by inportb 15y ago
Ha, I love me some Ubunto . Really interesting device, though. It's good to see that it's going somewhere.
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by inportb 15y ago
KDE tools can also work with remote data, using KIO slaves :3
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by inportb 15y ago
http://ace.ajax.org/ seems to be built for remote editing of text files. Your other desired features could be built around it.
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by inportb 15y ago
Well, the turbulent flow in the wake generates some noise.
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by inportb 15y ago
What happens when you login using both browsers? Now, Hulu.com can attribute both Km UID's to your account. Magic.
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by inportb 15y ago
Absolutely. You can easily choose not to participate. If, on the other hand, you choose to deny access to your data while continuing to use the Web services in question, you would be at fault (using grandparent's definition of fair trade)
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by inportb 15y ago
You mean, people who take unfair^ advantage of freemium services ? ^ according to jscheel's assessment of fair trade
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by inportb 15y ago
I just disagree with the 1-based indexing...
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by inportb 15y ago
+ If lots of people did this, then we would quickly wind up with exactly | one post about a topic on the front page, so people's discussion would + mostly go onto that post. If lots of people did this, then we would quickly wind
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by inportb 15y ago
I suppose bitcoin is supposed to be a currency rather than commodity; so you would not buy 10 btc, but you'd trade other forms of currency for it, or buy/sell goods using it. I think it's only a conceptual difference, because it's all jus
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by inportb 15y ago
I think it's a good idea to have a unified API and various compatibility layers, but... + The iPhone may only show a few recommendations, while a TV may have several | rows of movie suggestions in multiple categories. Yet, if those tw
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by inportb 15y ago
... I get the impression that the writer doesn't really understand the DIDO stuff. For that matter, neither do I, but I think I have a rough idea: if you have control over all the DIDO transceivers in the area and know precisely where each
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by inportb 15y ago
Chrome does not support <marquee />? Interesting.
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by inportb 15y ago
I felt like learning Haskell last night, so I decided to rip this idea off PyLine < http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2808400 >
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Evening project: hsline, a grep/sed-like text processor with haskell goodness(github.com)
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by inportb 15y ago
Cool story, but what is a data atom bomb? I might be blind or something, but I don't see any mention of atom bombs in the article...
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by inportb 15y ago
Hm... in this case, we'll still need adapter scripts that transform interfaces among each other, and they'd be more complicated (but also more flexible) than awk.

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