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by madiator 14y ago
Previous discussion: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4645457
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by madiator 14y ago
Thats a very myopic view. Indeed its not good if everybody work on things that 'matter'; it is essential that some people do work on things that don't matter. Not everybody can be doing and/or should be doing cancer research or whatever the
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by madiator 14y ago
I don't know understand why its going down? The downvotes should be displayed separately and should not affect the upvotes, unless the upvotes are getting deleted (by somebody or by the upvoters themselves)
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by madiator 14y ago
People seem to have bought a few books and given reviews: http://www.amazon.com/Websters-Icelandic-English-Thesaurus-D...
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The Reality Of Reality May Not Be Reality(npr.org)
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by madiator 14y ago
Just to make it clear, I was agreeing with you for the most part, except that I decided to add my own viewpoint. If that offends you, sorry about that.
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by madiator 14y ago
Yes but one should not leave it out altogether. There is always a tradeoff between exploration and exploitation. One needs to explore around for ideas but not forget to dig deep into the task at hand (or whatever it is). If one has read Ric
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by madiator 14y ago
I do events and cannot send iPhone photos to people who pay me.
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by madiator 14y ago
I have been thinking about this issue a lot recently. Sometimes clutter seems unavoidable, such as when you want to learn or do something new. When I first got into photography, I started off with one DSLR and one lens. Then I kept adding l
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by madiator 14y ago
Which Mitt Romney are you talking about?
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by madiator 14y ago
For a moment I had thought this is like Erdos number or Bacon number, but now with PG at the center. Your number is one if you have worked with him etc.
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by madiator 14y ago
Does anybody know why the extension wants to 'access your tabs and browsing activity'. Is this permission required for it to work?
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Shooting outside Empire State Building(news.blogs.cnn.com)
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Armstrong Drops Fight Against Doping Charges(nytimes.com)
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Big Data Meets the Connected Car(gigaom.com)
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Cheap, Pressure-Sensing ‘Electronic Skin’(spectrum.ieee.org)
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by madiator 14y ago
> We don't need more cars on the road, and we don't need more roads either. It's not sustainable. If anything, autonomous cars is a great way to go to reducing the number. The car can drop you off at office and come back home by itself
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Is crime predictable?(theinstitute.ieee.org)
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Daimler Plans a Field Test of Car-to-Infrastructure Communications(wheels.blogs.nytimes.com)
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by madiator 14y ago
Irrespective of whether your story about China is true or not, this is not an indicative of healthy democracy. If anything, its an indicative of unhealthy governance.
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12 Killed in Shooting at Colorado Theater showing "The Dark Knight Rises"(nytimes.com)
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The End of Limitless Data?(theinstitute.ieee.org)
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Living without the Internet at home(mindisblown.com)
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by madiator 14y ago
Your expectations out of this article seem to be too high.
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The Best Strategy for Reducing Stress(blogs.hbr.org)
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Apes With Apps(spectrum.ieee.org)
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Measuring a Mobile World: Introducing Mobile App Analytics(analytics.blogspot.com)
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by madiator 14y ago
I saw something very similar last year. But I don't a clue neither on the website nor the product name. The only thing I remember is that it was a German guy (I guess!). Could you (Trulia) please let us know what/who motivated this work?
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by madiator 14y ago
Right, this is a great educational tool, especially because of its instant feedback feature. Isn't it one of the founding features of Light Table? It makes learning/implementing so much more faster. And so even if one knows HTML/CSS, this w
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A view inside the cloud(theinstitute.ieee.org)
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