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by lists 10y ago
Wrestlers have been monetizing their skillset within MMA for years. They can literally walk into a cage and win matches early in their career because they have tons for formal training
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by lists 11y ago
Speaking from my experience as a self-taught programmer, IRC convos generally follow the same trajectory as OP specifies.
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by lists 11y ago
Looks like the stream just went down
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by lists 11y ago
Is that the Gmail UI re-themed?
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by lists 12y ago
I've seen this go down in a critical theory graduate seminar where all three of the women in the seminar would routinely be opposed/interrupted by their male peers to the point that they just had to call it out.
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Ask HN: What were your favorite blogs of 2014?
1 points by lists 12y ago|1 comments
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Ask HN: Obstacles to Re-Structuring an Incorporation
1 points by lists 12y ago|0 comments
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Senior developer, what do you look for in a junior Rails developer?
4 points by lists 12y ago|3 comments
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by lists 13y ago
That's almost how twitter's web UI is setup
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by lists 13y ago
Did GNOME just make it onto a lot of desktops all of a sudden?
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by lists 13y ago
As someone self-teaching their way into software engineering, would you be able to suggest any resources aside from Code Complete for these principles?
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by lists 13y ago
>>Yet international rankings now put the country’s students well ahead of America’s in science and maths (the strongest predictor of future earnings), even as the country spends far less per pupil.<< This sentence is exemplary o
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by lists 13y ago
You weren't be referring to Quentin Meillassoux would you?
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by lists 13y ago
I don't think the author is responding to Graham appropriately. Graham's argument is against the power structure of Big Media, not the enduring value of narrative. Hence Graham's post beginning by pointing to the industries&#
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by lists 13y ago
They can offer author branding when they reach whatever threshold they've chosen. They can even put branded authors together in a specific collection just to keep in line with their typology. I'm not sure about how they'll re
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by lists 13y ago
Why do you guys make a big deal of Contractor in the article when actual development of the service is rather neglected looking at your milestones for your next release's beta[0] and Contractor's revision history[1]? On your maili
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by lists 13y ago
Completely OT, but when Dijkstra says: >My second remark is that our intellectual powers are rather geared to master static relations and that our powers to visualize processes evolving in time are relatively poorly developed. For that r
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by lists 13y ago
That got worse when I turned the sound on.
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by lists 14y ago
'Most educated people are aware that there are limits of reason, such as situations where the facts are so thin that the only honest answer is "I don't know".' Some of the value of historical study is that you get to discover just how ideas
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by lists 14y ago
Suprised Georgify didn't make the list for Hacker News
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by lists 14y ago
Weird, controls worked in Firefox on Windows but not Firefox on Linux
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by lists 14y ago
For the last ten years I've been coaching a form of high school debate in a Chicago public school. This activity involves arguing for and against federal government action on various issues and so requires, as a minimum for success, reading
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by lists 14y ago
Slightly off-topic: Though there's usually a lot of support for the idea of knowing Latin in order to understand the history of thinking in the west (Greek as well, of course), it rarely comes up that one actually has to know Arabic too for
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by lists 14y ago
I'll go straight out and say it: if there is intelligence elsewhere in the universe, we have no guarantees to say that that form of cognition would in anyway resemble our own since the only models we have presume terran conditions.
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by lists 14y ago
Letter grades from A - F would be a good idea. Their meaning and use has been ingrained since childhood.
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by lists 14y ago
"A law that applies in every situation" is an instance of empirical universality, which is the weaker species of universality. Kant's entire problem with this is that a principle that has to be applied to a case in order to be true can admi
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by lists 14y ago
"Briefly, the categorical imperative states: “Act only according to the maxim whereby you can, at the same time, will that it should become a universal law.” Whoa! That certainly describes the extreme nature of tons of the protagonists/anta
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by lists 14y ago
I'd like to read some warnings and recommendations targeted at an older, more mature individual who's continued researching her interest after undergraduate but has yet to begin, though plans on, applying for a doctorate. I remember dating
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The Serif Readability Myth(asserttrue.blogspot.com)
37 points by lists 14y ago|45 comments
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by lists 14y ago
I'd love to collect a small list of sites that cater to beginning web developers like this, could anyone think of a few more?

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