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> Absent significant study, it is absolutely not the place of someone who is a member of the racial majority to declare the extent or impact of racism. You simply have no idea what you're talking about. The opposite is also true: "Absen
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Arguing against standardized testing is arguing against A/B testing. If you can't measure it there is no way to tell whether it's getting better.
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> While I sympathize with these arguments, this isn't how the legal system works. The law doesn't work on absolutely provable certainty. It works on reasonable doubt, intent and (hopefully) facts. But is this how the legal system should
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I've also considered what the parent asked. What if you diff the image with a previous MRI and just examine area's that differ.
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When are they going to fine Apple? I don't get a choice on iOS...
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Which phone do you have? On my iPhone4 it lags and is slow all the time. I think particularly when it's in air plane mode but it might just be my perception.
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> I don't relinquish my right to privacy by stepping into the street. Yes you do. You might not be happy about it, think it's wrong and lobby for draconian laws to try and protect it. Physics and technology don't care. Someone can walk
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How did investors get "fleeced"? Nobody lied to them, they had all the info and just made the wrong choice. If next time investors decide to sit out Andrew Mason next business just because they did poorly on the last one. I for one will be
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> You linked to a provincial health service for B.C. residents. That's not Canadian coverage and I don't see where it says that medication is covered. Your profile says your in Toronto did you recently move from the states? The Canadian
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Long term I think self driving cars fix the traffic light problem without a cop. All the cars can just work it out over a network and go like it's a stop sign or just continue as if the light is there (if the city is on-board).
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Is any of this really an argument against Arch adopting it? Arch and Gentoo and all the other rolling distros are the cowboy distros (I run Arch on my laptop). Literally anything can break with an update on Arch. Is Arch not the best place
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You happen to be looking at Germany at a convenient time in history. 150 years ago things weren't so clear ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unification_of_Germany ). Even 20 years ago things were different ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Germ
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Are American's protected by the SPEECH Act now?
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Title is misleading. Articles seems to be picking on one particular standardized test. Does anyone want to invest in a startup that doesn't believe in collecting metrics let alone A/B testing? Why would anyone besides the teachers union adv
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15y ago
Why has no one hired homakov yet? Second time he's shown vulnerabilities in Github. Maybe he's not great at reporting but I would still value him more then the sexist rockstars that seem to have no problem getting jobs.
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This reminds me of the saying "just because you can do something, doesn't mean you should", on the other hand it's a cool hack.
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Depends on what you define as a distro. LFS and Gentoo run pretty fast on anything that will run OpenBSD. OpenBSD runs on underpowered stuff because it runs nothing by default. NetBSD is probably more portable though.
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We Stopped Dreaming - Neil deGrasse Tyson
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Download your Github Receipt with Cron
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Would be interesting to know how many returned vs. how many of those are new and of the returning how many left due to the price increase.
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Adding a link to a take action page would be good too.
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How to write a Hacker News comment
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It's always interesting how people define what is a thing. He's got a good definition but he should take it a step further. Expand it to anything that you have that you would feel bad if you had to replace. The digital clutter weights on yo
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I wonder how this compares to switching to a Dvorak keyboard. I tried that for a while and was much faster (my vi keyboard motions getting screwed up is why I switched back).
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Read this book not that one
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Why make the text at the bottom of the page a non-clickable image?
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I don't understand the title? Why does it matter either way if someone fails or gets it right?
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What's to stop someone in the middle changing the checksum on the page?
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It's a bit of a trade off between symlinking mess and .git mess. I just prefer a cleaner home folder. I did try it all in home for a bit.
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Fixed. It's also in the git repo.
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