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Hot or Not for written sex tips? It looks like this would survive based on the number of people interacting with it, and hiding your content behind a signup form might limit that. Hot or Not added a matchmaking service, which might work in
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Previous discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=6342609
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The actual artist's methodology: http://pmsol3.wordpress.com/2011/04/07/world-of-averages-eur... > I used this site: http://www.faceresearch.org/demos/average > I used no one
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The location of the line between necessity and desire is the source of many heated conflicts.
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I like your call to arms and encourage you to both be angry and participate in the legislative process. But, the US imported $82 billion dollars worth of agricultural products in 2010 [1]. This makes the US potentially dependent on foreign
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I have always found my taste in music shifted in a way that almost seeks out an external reflection of my internal feelings and dialog. A "like looking for like" type of situation that provides me comfort through similarity and ex
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Link to the study: http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3682130/ > Three types of musical excerpts of approximately 30 s each were used. > Forty-four people (25 females and 19 males) participated
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Better link to Agawi's TouchMarks I benchmarking setup: http://appglimpse.com/blog/touchmarks-i-smart-phone-touch-sc...
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How much to the car owners/drivers make out of these ridesharing services? Is it enough to cover gas/electricity?
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This is almost just bad timing, because the 3D motion/position capture hardware is just starting to get up to speed. At least the company itself is also a publishing company, so the project will only be put on hold.
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> Drama and emotion crawled out of him as he illustrated the horrible situation. > He stabbed the audience with a knife and twisted it into the guts. And then, he tried to sell them a video game. I've never been found of this sty
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Previous discussions: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4764864 (2012) https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4763484 (2012)
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For a persistent JVM, take a look at Nailgun [1]. Additionally, the Drip project [2] uses a swapping strategy, by keeping an additional JVM spun up in the background. It was apparently built because the authors had trouble with persistent J
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The current product page has download links: http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/middleware/jrockit/overvie...
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It sounds like you could relate the same statement to using github has hiring criteria. And, I believe enough discussion around that, as an indicator of technical ability, has already happened to say that it is only an indicator of awarenes
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I wonder if this feature is targeting the growing consumer 3D printing market. Being the goto place for collaborating, and versioning, 3D designs would be a good play for them.
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The only advice that has helped me learn Clojure was: do not travel the road alone. Coming from a strong OO background, getting started posts/videos, REPL tutorials, and books only helped me to the point of reading and running Clojure.
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While I see activity on the github repo, version 0.9 seems to be forever a work-in-progress. I had high hopes, but I am starting to wonder about the momentum behind the project.
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> but we are almost never performing fundamental research to achieve our ends "Fundamental research" is a matter of perspective. If a developer does not know Rails, he must perform fundamental research into building a new blog
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See my response to Dylan16807 [1], as he had a similar question. [1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=6388337
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"Nonsensical" and "inane blather" are relative to your personal knowledge and experience. Science and technology, to people outside of those fields, sounds like a string of nonsense jargon and technobabble. (That is one
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After reading too many blogs trying to substantiate their claims by quoting science out of context, I never consider the first paragraph as proof of anything. The second paragraph turned from promoting an idea to almost accusing others of b
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> their theories (surprise, surprise) provided support for these hand waving models > These folk "knew" what they needed to obtain If I hadn't seen the resemblance between the username and the first name on the linked p
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A month would be more realistic, but i'm not sure you can replicate the real situation in a time-box. A single week, like any change in diet, would just show how difficult it is to change habits, and how well you can forestall your des
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Day 2 is already up: http://www.linkedin.com/today/post/article/20130914223744-25... I would have rather read this at the end of the challenge, so there would be some sort of perspective on things.
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> Within the intense electric field that results, ions push neutral air molecules from the wire to the plate, generating a wind. It sounds like the same technology as those those Sharper Image Ionic Breeze air cleaners, and from around t
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The recent elance, odesk, etc discussion[1] had a very good rundown on the positive, and negative, aspects of the freelancing sites you mentioned, along with some additional niche sites. [1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item
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I've heard the term "ecologically valid social skills"[1] in the world of child ASD social skills training. I think much of the information from successfully teaching skills to children with ASD would apply to teaching normal
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It is alarmist and misleading, but it is also something that will continue to detract a new user's view of the JVM as a platform, like startup time. This is more a PR battle than anything else.
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Similar to the computer generated sports articles? [1] [1] http://www.nytimes.com/2011/09/11/business/computer-generate...

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