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by mason240 13y ago
Yeah, upon hearing the news I assumed that WaPo Labs was what Bezos was really after so this is surprising.
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by mason240 13y ago
I just follow @newsycombinator on Twitter and use Notifier for Twitter on Chrome. I use twitter as an RSS feed of sorts, so I just get a popup of tweets as they come in and don't have to spend time going to aggerator sites every day to
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by mason240 14y ago
>Wal-Marts lowering the quality of products nationwide and RIAA lowering the quality of free speech nationwide. I am at a loss to understand how you can equate a company that is successful by helping poor families lower their cost of li
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by mason240 14y ago
The good old "it's over diagnosed so it must be made up" argument.
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by mason240 14y ago
I am in my first year of web dev after college. I started out doing PHP stuff when I was in school, and now I work using ASP.NET MVC4. I can't help but wonder if I am sabotaging myself by spending time on ASP instead of PHP, and would love
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by mason240 14y ago
Unless it's bad weather. Then it will be used as an anecdote to "prove" AGW (as Hurricane Sandy is).
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by mason240 14y ago
This tired bit again? Military research may have made done early development on networking protocols, but it was capitalism and the free market principals that took if from "something that could have potential" to the "humanities greatest c
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by mason240 14y ago
So there is no connection between the two.
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by mason240 14y ago
Not believing in god is not a religion. Atheism itself though has grown into a full blown region. There is a point where your "not-golfing" becomes hobby, and it seems that atheism, at least for some, crossed that line long ago. I grew up i
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by mason240 14y ago
I would like to see a similar experiment where boxes, some randomly labled with "Christian" tape, are handled by atheists. We all know the results would be the same.