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by leeHS 15y ago
I was not agreeing with your comment that I was policing you. As for my personal beliefs, like everything in life, it's a balance. Do I want society telling me I can't smoke weed, no. In fact, I don't really want society telling me what to
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by leeHS 15y ago
While I don't agree with you, I admit my comment was not productive. I guess I was just unprepared for the backlash. I thought my Interpol suggestion was pretty neutral. I've been writing software for law enforcement for about 7ish years no
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by leeHS 15y ago
They do not always have large budgets. But for those agencies that do, why can't they invest in projects such as this? I'm still trying to figure out why people are against practical applications of this project. It's datamining illegal onl
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by leeHS 15y ago
Why would they not be interested? I happen to interact with them from time to time. Now, I can't say for sure, but I would imagine this is something they would certainly be interested in.
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by leeHS 15y ago
I am in law enforcement. This is not always the case.
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by leeHS 15y ago
To the down-voters. I had not considered that my suggestion could negatively impact your drug sales. My sincerest sarcastic apologies
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by leeHS 15y ago
Wow, this is pretty interesting. Perhaps you should approach Interpol and see if they would be interested in funding further development? http://www.interpol.int/en
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by leeHS 15y ago
Ahhhh...the scalpers will be happy! :)
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by leeHS 15y ago
Is it the best place? I question that. Post this same message at a group of researchers, elementary school teachers, chefs, women, kids. I'd be curious how they would answer this question. There is just so much out there by hackers, for hac
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by leeHS 15y ago
Hey there! So I took it for a spin. I entered "bike brakes" since you use this as an example in your "About" page, but nothing came up within a 50 mile radius. Maybe because I'm in Toronto? But if that's the case, perhaps you should have a
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by leeHS 15y ago
Wow, how did I miss this? Thanks for the heads up.
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by leeHS 15y ago
Good point!
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by leeHS 15y ago
I should also point out that there is this on going debate about whether it is better to learn Ruby before diving into Rails, or just learn them at the same time. Personally I tackled them both, since I could plug what I was learning into a
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by leeHS 15y ago
Why`s Poignant Guide: Classic and rather odd Ruby guide. I especially enjoyed this resource, and the crazy stories really helped make things sink in. http://mislav.uniqpath.com/poignant-guide/ Mr. Neighborly’s Humble Little Ruby Book: A
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by leeHS 15y ago
I'm male. My field is Forensic Science. It consists of about 80% women. Doesn't matter which lab I go to, or which forensic education program I visit, the percentage stays the same. Why? On a daily basis I'm dealing with very violent crime
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by leeHS 15y ago
I'm a Forensic Biologist, working mostly on DNA evidence. This article does not surprise me in the least. The National Academy of Science is also not surprised. They issued a report about a year ago examining the forensic sciences in the US
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by leeHS 15y ago
Purple Monkey Dishwasher!!!! I've said these words to the most die-hard Simpson fans and they look at me like I'm from outer-space! It's my favourite line, but this is the first time I've ever seen anyone quote it besides myself. Sorry, I
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by leeHS 15y ago
Can you call Verizon directly?
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by leeHS 15y ago
Poor journalism.
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by leeHS 15y ago
Sorry, I`m not PG, but I couldn`t help but comment. I hope you don`t mind. From everything I`ve seen about YC and PG, they seem to value the co-founder much more than the idea. So the second attempt may work, where the previous attempt fail
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by leeHS 15y ago
hay
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RIM "leaks" new blackberry(tektweet.com)
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by leeHS 15y ago
My first thought was 25%. Four options, only one is right. Then I saw that 25% appears twice, which reduces the available answers to three. But I have to randomly pick an answer, so there is a 50% chance I will pick 25%, a 25% chance I will
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by leeHS 15y ago
reply
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by leeHS 15y ago
He's saying that if you are a person who likes perfection, why do you not want to join projects to make bad code perfect, like debugging projects.
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by leeHS 15y ago
The other day I was at a charity who are really making a difference in my community, but who are lacking much needed IT support. I'm really considering offering my services for free. Not only will I be able to continue developing my skills,
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by leeHS 15y ago
You seem like a smart kid. I would stick to what you're doing. Seek out other geeks and program with them. Contact companies that interest you and offer your services for free. Show them what you've already done. Keep working on your proj
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by leeHS 15y ago
Forgive my ignorance, but is there an IT community in Belarus? IMHO, I would go for the Computer Science degree. I didn't, and as a result had to really work to get a foundation in CS theory. I'm still working. Good luck to you. At least y
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by leeHS 15y ago
What I also find fascinating is the number of individuals with this sort of background reading/commenting on HN. I think it's great! Are many of you into Bioinformatics?
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by leeHS 15y ago
Based on how meiosis works, I can see how methylation could be passed down to offspring. But these changes in methylation would have to occur within the specialized cells which produce sperm and egg. If the methylation pattern changes in y

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