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by jamii 16y ago
That sounds very much like the debugging process in an open source project.
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by jamii 16y ago
In the UK healthcare related costs are extracted from income tax. The monthly cost depends on your income: £12k (grad student, trainee) - £62 per month £24k (young professional) - £114 per month £60k (moderately wealthy) - £318 per month Th
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by jamii 16y ago
I've been looking around for (post-grad) internships for the last few weeks. The most successful tactic so far has been to just email and ask directly. Make sure to link to some existing projects that you can show off so they know you won't
784.
by jamii 16y ago
I think by the point that we can banish aging technological self-improvement will have overtaken evolution by a long way. We already severely handicap evolution by using medicine to compensate for disadvantageous features such as short-sigt
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by jamii 16y ago
Maybe with some more features. I take a lot of notes when studying so being able to search and tag notes would be handy. Backups are nice when your notes are valuable. It would also save me carrying around huge binders full of paper.
786.
by jamii 16y ago
Indeed, watching good casters is a good way to master a new game. Delivering insight into the reasons behind the players actions and tactics is a valuable service.
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by jamii 16y ago
However, neither of the notices in the repo at the moment seem to be valid. Both are takedowns of circumvention tools which, as wtallis points out above, are covered in a different section of the DMCA to copyright takedowns.
788.
by jamii 16y ago
Bah, I leave Tokyo on the 2nd. Any HNers want to grab a beer before then?
789.
by jamii 16y ago
Wait, you have to pay to receive messages in the US. Thats batshit. I wonder if there are any mechanisms in place to prevent financial ddos?
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by jamii 16y ago
I believe that Android does a pretty good job if you can find a good 3rd party soft keyboard. I havent used done much more than kick the tires in hangeul but Android seems to be pretty popular here in Korea.
791.
by jamii 16y ago
The US has a class of visas (J1) specifically for trainees and interns. I don't think they are capped like the H1B so they should be easier to get.
792.
by jamii 16y ago
It looks like both the linked post and the quora post are complaining about problems with the qualification round. There is no mention of the fact that the following round was in fact suspended entirely after the submission server fell over
793.
by jamii 16y ago
On the other hand, being in the same room all day all week can be incredibly depressing. I've done it in the past and prefer any kind of office to working at home for extended periods.
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by jamii 16y ago
Arimaa is a great game. I've been playing with friends for a couple of months and I'm always amazed by how complex gameplay can emerge from such simple rules.
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by jamii 16y ago
I had a post on HN a while back about an extension of this problem: matching the search term against all substrings of the corpus strings (eg searching for a misquote in a list of books). http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1982351
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by jamii 16y ago
The idea is to allow access to lots of different proven, well-tested systems using a single consistent syntax and environment.
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by jamii 16y ago
JobScore requires details such as an address and a US landline number. This is fairly unnecessary and also annoying if, like me, you have neither. Even selecting a country is problematic.
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by jamii 16y ago
It may not be able to compete with traditional instruments but you could fill a shop with exciting designs like the multi-pipe trumpet and quickly cover the cost of the machine.
799.
by jamii 16y ago
Are you aware of http://libswift.org/ ? The goals are different (swift is targeted more at bittorrent/multicast) but I think there is a lot of potential for crossover between the two projects.
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by jamii 16y ago
Red Faction: Guerrilla and Battlefield: Bad Company 2 both have pretty decent destructible scenery.
801.
by jamii 16y ago
I think the DHT is just used to address peers and do NAT negotiation. There is no need for every message to go through the DHT.
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by jamii 16y ago
It looks like telehash aims to be a substrate for building p2p apps. It basically solves addressing and NAT for you which are always the first things you have to deal with in a p2p system on the public internet.
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by jamii 16y ago
CUFP also run a job board for functional programmers: http://cufp.org/jobs
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The Menace of Telephones(wondermark.com)
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by jamii 16y ago
Because you are a small child and your car is as tall as a bus and the seats are designed to cushion impacts anyway?
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by jamii 16y ago
> You email people you know. In an effort to broaden your horizons, you could send email to strangers in, say, China, but you don’t. couchsurfing.org: 2420358 members, 2808581 friendships created HN, reddit, omegle, interpals etc There
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by jamii 16y ago
"Sorry, your web request is not accepted. Try international.jabberwacky.com, or if you are from Russia and want to speak English, please visit http://www.liveenglish.ru " I think they blacklisted Korea...
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by jamii 16y ago
Al Jazeera and BBC World for breaking news. Global Voices for more in-depth articles ( http://globalvoicesonline.org/ ).
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by jamii 16y ago
Thats fine. Their victims generally aren't tech savvy so the more hoops the scammers require them to jump through the more will get confused and give up. Even asking potential victims to reply to a different address than the originator of t
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by jamii 16y ago
The wikipedia page didn't really shed much light on what ASP is doing under the hood. How does it differ from constraint solvers like http://www.gecode.org/ ? I know that gecode can handle problems like your canvas example well by represe

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