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by martin1b 9y ago
Explain to me why they are harmed by not seeing people having sex? Also, explain to me what benefit do they gain by seeing people having sex?
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by martin1b 9y ago
Speaking as a father of a large family ranging from 1 year to 14 years, to understand the child and their weaknesses and exposing them to the child at the appropriate time is paramount. When a toddler looks in the cabinet for toys and finds
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by martin1b 9y ago
I've been with SO since the very early days when Joel and Jeff were very involved. In the first few years, I visited daily because it was like a community of developers working together to help each other in a professional yet cheerful
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by martin1b 9y ago
Your comment is full of misunderstanding and sprinkled with hate. How can you say 'utterly corrupt institution'? Yes there are corrupt individuals, and perhaps, even corrupt sects. However, EVERY organization the massive size of t
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by martin1b 9y ago
Do we get an in-flight snack?
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by martin1b 9y ago
They used to in the Jobs era. Haven't seen anything jaw dropping since then. Mostly new colors, difference sizes and minor UI improvements.. Swift is cool, but it doesn't increase sales. AR/VR is interesting but won't ta
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by martin1b 9y ago
This is good advice. Also, appreciate what you've been given and give to those less fortunate. Working at a soup kitchen, or somewhere where you can come in contact with those less fortunate will help you appreciate what you have. Akul
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by martin1b 9y ago
What? No street view??
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by martin1b 9y ago
You have a classic case of the golden handcuffs. Been there couple of times. You have a couple options: 1. Ride it out and make it a better place. Be the person who improves Con #2. Usually, it takes a lot of time but it can be done by slow
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by martin1b 9y ago
Exactly. Maybe the code needed to be rejected. Many developers have no problem pointing out issues in code. Anyone's code. You can see it daily on stackoverflow. Just because it happens to be a female from time to time makes it newswor
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by martin1b 10y ago
While this makes a great story, in reality, technology evolves much slower than it is conceived. I understand we've made progress. However, direct neural integration is very difficult. I would understand bio-integration for very good l
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by martin1b 10y ago
Why create a new util when Mark Russinovich already created 'Junction'. Aren't these the same thing? https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/sysinternals/bb896768.as...
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by martin1b 10y ago
I bought a model 3 a few months ago from a guy cleaning out his basement. Love it. TRS80s were a fantastic computers. Reminds me of walking into RS playing with the display computers, wishing I could take them home. Was hoping to see a Dung
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by martin1b 10y ago
Why is it reported as a bug rather than a power outage?? There is a huge difference.
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by martin1b 10y ago
Since Alan Kay has been on HN recently, would love to hear his comments on the development of the Alto, some of the issues they ran into, how it was conceptualized and the real story of the Xerox board's misunderstanding of what it was
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by martin1b 10y ago
Please be sure to post what Alan says. Would be VERY interesting.
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by martin1b 10y ago
What OSX thing? It's been out forever. And, to intel? That's simply platform support. Not, innovation.
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by martin1b 10y ago
Name a decent release since 2011 that is innovative.
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by martin1b 10y ago
To stay big, you need to innovate. The releases since Steve's death have been disappointing. Minor changes to existing products. Ok. The apple watch. But really? Swift may be one of the biggest releases in recent years. However, since
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by martin1b 11y ago
Can't stand the cheap shots from reports about others, mostly what they would consider easy targets. Really, what has this reporter contributed to society? Digging up trash on someone or making some up. Great job. Mayer, tasked with th
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by martin1b 11y ago
Would be smart to release windows phone support for free, but IOS and android support costs. More windows phone apps for app store for no cost to developer.
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by martin1b 11y ago
If it's not ready, it shouldn't have been published.....
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by martin1b 11y ago
Anyone recommend a viewer?
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by martin1b 11y ago
Sprint is in KC. It didn't look like KC. More like Wichita.
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by martin1b 11y ago
Great trip down memory lane. Thanks!!
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by martin1b 11y ago
6 acres? A town? Well that's just ridiculous. Just to convey the size, that picture covers well over 6 acres. The white buildings would be the far edge. Not to mention you would need to haul the trashy buildings off to do anything with
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by martin1b 11y ago
The video is very interesting. Kator's comment is spot on.
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by martin1b 11y ago
Whew. Title made me disagree. Then I read "There’s nothing wrong with basic exposure to computer science. But it should not come at the expense of fundamental skills such as reading, writing and mathematics" and "We shouldn’t
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by martin1b 11y ago
very cool
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by martin1b 11y ago
Surprised we made it to the moon at that rate...

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