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by keehun 12y ago
I think this is the crux of the game—some commentary on the advantages of life given your connections, status, and social skills which one is born into.
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by keehun 12y ago
Took me a while to figure out what HERF stood for, but eventually lead to this article on Wikipedia[0] Yeah. 50s, 60s, and the 70s sounds like an amazing time.[1] [0]: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Directed-energy_weapon
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by keehun 12y ago
It seems the title is fixed now? It's a good document, anyway.
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by keehun 12y ago
This has to be some sort of a mistake and internal miscommunication on HP's part. The question is (as I'm sure there are a lot of smart and honest people working in the ranks of HP), did no one raise objections/questions? Or
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by keehun 12y ago
I like that, too. Too bad it's only for Chrome.
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Ask HN: HN Enhancement Suite for Firefox
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by keehun 12y ago
I agree with the names. Even just the ordering of first/last name can be difficult. I come from Korea where last name always comes before the first name in a formal setting. Perhaps you should just require "full name" which t
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by keehun 12y ago
Yeah, I was going to say that this project is awesome, and I like the web themes, but the PDF export needs a lot of work. I think that will be the hardest aspect to achieve. Maybe some LaTeX resume themes can be borrowed from. There are som
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by keehun 12y ago
I've seen a lot of "redesigns" of HN, but that is by far my favorite of them all.
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by keehun 12y ago
Does anyone know if this is a graduate level course? Seems like working with JBL engineers and getting mentored by TH is something that would draw a big crowd.
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by keehun 12y ago
That's a lot of work for ultimately an icon that doesn't even look "good" today. Fits more in with earlier 2000s crowd. > This icon is mainly used in the practice of texture and highlight skills In that, I thin
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by keehun 12y ago
<MistDrake> Announcement from the president of US: The liberation of Kuwait has begun <Arkie> i'm listening to nbc radio.... <Starhawk> "Desert Storm"
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by keehun 12y ago
Yeah, it's next-level stuff, here. He said around 12 billion instructions which sounds like a lot, but with our current processors, not that much work for the CPUs.
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by keehun 12y ago
What OnStar did is disable the gas pedal. Brakes still worked, and steering still worked. Imagine if you had run out of gas.
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by keehun 12y ago
I think at some point, this will be impractical and you will have to either commit digital suicide, or accept it. This is really sad, but I see it as inevitable. Governments will always have the power to pull this stuff off without our cons
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by keehun 12y ago
I wonder what would've happened if Tesla both had the ability to remotely shut the car down AND then shut it down in compliance with the police involved. Less people would be hurt, a synagogue would not have those damages, a whole lot
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by keehun 12y ago
I would agree with you, but you missed the point where he said that he cancels all of his reservations within a certain amount of time before the reserved time (he did not say how long) so that somebody else may use that slot. According to
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by keehun 12y ago
I wrote a comment, too, but I agree with you that it's impossible (or seemingly so) to keep it from abuse and turning it into a demand tax (which the restaurant themselves should pocket).
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by keehun 12y ago
Since he is willing to cancel his reservations, why the hate? I get that this is basically scalping, and I hate scalping. But scalpers don't (or maybe can't) return their tickets for anyone else to grab them. What I see here is a
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by keehun 12y ago
Yes and his work in FIRST. It may not be as philanthropic, but I've seen it save lives in the US. Kids who otherwise would turn to substance abuse/vandalism/crime, FIRST teams (at least my team) provided a safe, loving, and a
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by keehun 12y ago
Awkward. The demo on the front page didn't work at all. Tried all three: Fx 30.0, Safari 7.0.4, Chrome 35
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by keehun 12y ago
I remember being in Germany a few years ago, and my friends' parents still used this (something equivalent in Germany) on their TV. It was effective.
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by keehun 12y ago
Moby Dick... About time.
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by keehun 12y ago
The fact that they could look at the raw data and figure that out is really awesome. Shows you artificial intelligence has a long way to catch up.
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by keehun 12y ago
That's amazing.
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by keehun 12y ago
But you can also go to your bank (or the next time you happen to be at a bank) and ask them for a bunch of quarters...
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by keehun 12y ago
The website is down. $4.99 for how many quarters?
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by keehun 12y ago
Oh, I should have written my post better. It should be known that I love behind-the-scenes more than the movies, and I love these peeks more than anything else. Just was genuinely curious why NYTimes would take the time to show us. I don&#x
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by keehun 12y ago
I know ICE is on it. That's just a VERY small part of the entire CMS, however. Why the downvotes?
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by keehun 12y ago
Very interesting and cool article, although I wonder what the point of this is? Just a show and tell? Doesn't seem like they're open sourcing it.

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