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jadence
17y ago
... a "Jump to Conclusions" mat. You see, it would be this mat that you would put on the floor... and would have different conclusions written on it that you could jump to .
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17y ago
Given that they measure "success" by response rate I'm not sure I put a whole lot of faith in the below quoted analyses. Perhaps the low "success" rate is because people reply w/ an outside service that OkCupid can't track? "#4 – Don’t try
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17y ago
It looks like he's doing a version of "dive bomber pushups" which were popular at the MMA gym I previously trained at. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ttk8RdiIHzA
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17y ago
FYI - Cal Football has a home game that day. Parking is going to be difficult to come by and expensive. Public transportation will also be pretty full so plan accordingly. http://www.calbears.com/sports/m-footbl/sched/cal-m-footbl-s...
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17y ago
I know employees at Cost Plus World Market headquarters are stuck using IE6.
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17y ago
IMO the sex offenders list is crap as it lumps a large range of offenses together. Caught urinating in public? Had consensual sex at age 17 with your high school sweetheart^? If you got caught doing either one you end up on the same list
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17y ago
I have no idea how it'll help and suspect the author is confused about what a fraud alert actually does. A fraud alert is simply a notice put on your credit files that creditors (before loaning you money, giving you a credit card, etc) will
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17y ago
[note: off topic but it's still somewhat relevant to this crowd as it's an example of how not to implement print view] That's a rather annoying "print view." http://roomfordebate.blogs.nytimes.com/2009/06/30/what-is-a-... You gotta go th
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My insurer (Anthem Blue Cross) will give me prices if I give them a procedure code and a billing zip code. Getting the procedure code and a billing zip code is another story though. When I call hospitals and doctor offices they often have
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17y ago
Wow. The creator of this video has a rather large sense of entitlement.
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18y ago
Sorry trapper but your entire post here wreaks of someone trying to "bully" the reader. You throw out a lot of esoteric terms w/ little to back it up. That said - are we even arguing about the same thing? You responded to my post that add
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18y ago
Sorry but the body doesn't burn just-eaten food that quickly. If you eat at 2pm instead of 11pm you're still going to be burning those calories when you go to bed at night. Ask any serious runner and they'll tell you that they do their ca
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18y ago
Yes, it is a myth. Calories in versus calories out. It's as simple as that. There may be some small differences in how efficiently your body digests food at night than during the day but 2pm vs. 11pm is an incredibly minor optimization.
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18y ago
This is/was already done to some degree. I don't have all the details but relatives on both sides of my family had to prove "their value" when applying to enter the United States (from China). The application process is a long (on the ord
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18y ago
Yup. I do the same though I only end up annoying myself, much like the above select-and-deselect-text posters when they're on nytimes.com, when I'm on the scratch buffer and I keep getting the "File to save in:" prompt.
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18y ago
I won't refute you on that (someone once posted a article here on HN that discussed this) however the linked article for this thread is specifically about people filing for unemployment for the first time. Thus your point that "They stop c
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U.S. jobless claims surge to 26-year high (highest since October 1982)
(reuters.com)
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You could say that about a lot of things that people spend a lot of time on. "Hard to cook when you're coding." "Hard to cook when you're playing soccer." "Hard to cook when you're decorating the school gym for the homecoming dance." I'd a
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$350 in free advertising money at Facebook
(fatwallet.com)
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Who moderated you up here? You give away the ending of a movie and then figuratevely give me the finger with a too-bad-for-you response and you get applauded for it. Sheesh. Would it kill you and jacquesm to put a courtesy "spoiler alert"
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Dude! Why do you have to post spoilers like that? Yeah it's far from a new release but still! I haven't seen it yet and it's on my Hulu queue. Thanks! Argh!
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Venture capital plummets 71 percent ($11.7b in 4Q 2007 to $3.4b in 4Q 2008)
(news.cnet.com)
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Excellent point. In many ways I think the networks get a bit too much credit for Hulu. I thought a bit about it think and I think the accolades are largely because people didn't expect much after the fiascos of the RIAA and the MPAA. How
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18y ago
Excellent point but I think it may still be useful to see a list of profitable sites that don't charge. Perhaps some common patterns can be found and we'd all learn from it. That said: I mostly agree with you and I think we'll take a look
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I posted this as I was reminded of it when I read through the comments here: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=432299 Thought it was an excellent blog post and still relevant today and so I posted it after a quick search revealed that i
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Web Hosting’s Dirty Laundry
(blog.dreamhost.com)
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Reminds me of this DreamHost Blog post on the web hosting industries so-called reviews: http://blog.dreamhost.com/2006/05/04/web-hostings-dirty-laun...
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This is not what the folks at Engine Yard told me. Between namecheap and Engine Yard I have more faith in Engine Yard's expertise though based on the moding of my comment and dcurtis's comment it looks like namecheap was the correct one he
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I use namecheap as well and have one complaint. They don't allow you to specify the order of your nameservers! Regardless of the order you input your name servers the primary, secondary, tertiary nameservers will be assigned randomly with
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Woohoo! Sample size of 48!
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