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by luckyland 17y ago
Interesting. In your observation how good has the Company been at not hiring these so-called "Brilliant Jerks"? I've found one of the common failures in engineering management is knowing when to get rid of smart but disruptive talent.
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by luckyland 17y ago
Sounds like an awesome place to get fired from.
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by luckyland 17y ago
Do most burglars really assume people store cash in the home in the first place? It makes me wonder if I'm missing something really basic about how most people organize their finances and homes.
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by luckyland 17y ago
According to the T.O.S., you can't lawfully quote an article if you intend to criticize it? Derogatory and Unlawful Uses: You shall not use the Content in any manner or context that will be in any way derogatory to the author, the publicati
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by luckyland 17y ago
This presentation simply sheds light on how easy it is to manipulate various aspects of the FAA's scattered (and often outsourced) information systems. There are over a hundred private companies that automate flight planning for pilots. Gai
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by luckyland 17y ago
Portland is clearly the greatest city in the world right now. What's possible there on a daily basis never ceases to amaze me.
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by luckyland 17y ago
There's that, and the fact that both Bernoulli and Newton's laws offer a thorough explanation of flight.
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Motor home colony thriving at KLAX(latimes.com)
1 points by luckyland 17y ago|0 comments
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by luckyland 17y ago
I guess this is a somewhat interesting chart, but it's got nothing to do with language except one unqualified prediction about what languages will dominate a future Internet. Please title your post more appropriately. Now, about the chart i
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by luckyland 17y ago
Here's where the warrant will first be served: http://maps.google.com/maps?f=q&source=s_q&hl=en&#38...
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by luckyland 17y ago
He's saying the title is ambiguous. If the author is suggesting the A310's design is indeed a culprit, then the argument is weak. If the author is reinforcing the argument that the A310's design is not likely to be a factor in the crash, th
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by luckyland 17y ago
This article doesn't really address anything particular about the design characteristics of the A310 other than that there is a history of pilot error incidents involving this aircraft -- like all other aircraft. Also, a radar altimeter is
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by luckyland 17y ago
Does Walmart give local, independent retailers or manufacturers floor space and transactional support?
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by luckyland 17y ago
MJ hacked music in his own little way during my childhood and I feel better for it.
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by luckyland 17y ago
the console app http://txt2regex.sourceforge.net/ is -way- nicer to handle
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by luckyland 17y ago
i'm riding the thermal drafts of HN comment hot air right now, dude.
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by luckyland 17y ago
Your background check data now available at auction.
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by luckyland 17y ago
Pretty remarkable lack of street smarts. Should probably stick to Legos next time.
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by luckyland 17y ago
Did you just return from an executive retreat? Not the list of books I was expecting.
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Eugene Mirman 2009 LHS Commencement Speech(youtube.com)
2 points by luckyland 17y ago|1 comments
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by luckyland 17y ago
seems to be about ruby and rails by coincidence.
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by luckyland 17y ago
slap this on a host external to your monitored infrastructure: http://github.com/dustin/whatsup/tree/master
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Ask HN: Do anti-aliased fonts promote better eye health?
3 points by luckyland 17y ago|4 comments
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by luckyland 17y ago
http://github.com/ssoper/jquery-bosh/tree/master
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by luckyland 17y ago
Apple is a household name.
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by luckyland 18y ago
I clicked the link and read a lively piece written by someone unfortunately burned by his own ignorance of the financial markets. There's no such thing as a lottery ticket with guaranteed winnings, yet that's what millions of people throw t
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by luckyland 18y ago
http://nodebox.net/code/index.php/Percolator