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I think you're being a bit hard on yourself here. While patio11's post are certainly worth reading your posts are more like essays. Complete with references and all. They have obviously taken some time and thought to compose, and
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That's probably a correct observation. DHH, Bjarne Stroustrup, Rasmus Lerdorff and Anders Hejlsberg all moved to the US. Seems like all we have left is Poul Henninng Kamp (Varnish and BSD)
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There are 2 on the list, and if it is from the leaderboard (which I presume it is) I'm one of them. I think Denmark is quite an interesting case. Unknown to most people a lot of great technology is written by Danes (The V8 javascript e
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A democracy is defined by how it treats those it disagrees with - not those it agrees with.
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Why newspapers are dying
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While I don't know the facts it doesn't seem unreasonable to me that the police has never killed anyone in Iceland. It's a small and peaceful country. I'm from Denmark, which is culturally fairly close to Iceland and we
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your hypothesis is backed up by this story claiming that at least one other chemist has also been tainting evidence and that 180.000 cases now need to be reviewed. http://filmingcops.com/breaking-another-government-chemist-a
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13y ago
The Oxo measuring cup is indeed very clever and solves a real problem. Here's a picture for those (like me) that couldn't quite picture it from nate's description: http://www.amazon.com/OXO-Grips-2-Cup-Angled-
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This is a terrific post - If liveninja doesn't work out Will should start an PR agency. Note these points he manages to get across in a subtle way: - We're disappointed that Google with all their resources couldn't make a bet
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Diy Arduino based metal detector.
(dzlsevilgeniuslair.blogspot.dk)
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So far, I haven't seen the good reasons why I might be untrustworthy. I'd help, but that seems unfair. The better question to ask would be "Why might I be trustworthy" which he could then try to answer. Not that I do
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13y ago
The easy way to solve this problem would be to add a sub-title field on the submission page. For many submission it could be left blank, but for the ones where the submitter wants to draw attention to something special or non-obvious, like
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13y ago
That would depend on how much money they will pay me.
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Maybe they are. My understanding (and this may well be false) is that show HN is more for cool tech demonstrations and side projects, whereas rate my startup is for launching and rating startups. Rate my startup may well be hidden in a subs
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What happened to "rate my startup" posts
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detecting all porn seems to be an almost impossible problem. Many kinds of advanced porn (BDSM, etc.) don't have much skin - often the actors are in latex, tied up, or whatever. It's obviously porn when you see it, but detecting i
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"It can't be true that homes rise 10 percent a year. If they did, in the long run no one would be able to afford a house." This is such an obvious observation, but one most people miss completely. Math doesn't lie.
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13y ago
that if a tesla has a 1/4 inch protective plate seperating the batteries from the road it's a safe vehicle indeed. I was simply sharing my personal experience with ramming 1/4 inch plated vehicles into hard immovable objects
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My boat's hull happens to be made of 1/4 inch metal plate (6mm) which is apparently the same as the protected underside of a Tesla. I've hit a concrete block, gone aground a few times and generally have a bit of excperiencing
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The projected economy of Silk Road
(maximise.dk)
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Neglecting our nukes
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I was rather confused since I know more about finance than logging. In finance, "Widowmaker" means one thing: Shorting Japanese Government Bonds (JGB) and inevitably losing money. Because of Japan’s gigantic national debt, and bec
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The bulk of Japanese debt is to large Japanese pension funds, so yes theoretically the government could just declare that the Japanese people wouldn't get their pensions and simply steal them, but somehow I don't think that's
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They do mean something, and are in fact worrying. I presume that the HN crowd will understand why, otherwise I'll gladly explain.
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Japan is in the gutters and has a debt of 230% of GDP (twice of what Greece has), Spain has youth unemployment exceeding 50%, Greece needs another bailout, Eurozone politics prevent banking union which seems to be a prerequisite for not bre
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I think America is pretty bad - certainly worse than where I happened to be born (Denmark). An example: Like many other countries we have logging of telecommunications. The difference from the US is that it has been a transparent process. A
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The ruggedness part is very true, and I miss that. Some of my carpentr/fishermen/boatbuilder friends still use old Nokias they buy used because they can handle the rough conditions they work in. an Iphone wouldn't last a week
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If it doesn't already exist someone should make an Iphone and/or android app that will let you lock your phone before you go through customs, and only allow you to unlock it at a specified time and/or place. For instance 5 ho
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While I understand her (1) personal reasons for shutting down Groklaw, this is an extraordinarily bad decision for privacy and democracy. In the last few weeks quite a few providers of private communications and/or freedom (for some de
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13y ago
Send me an e-mail, it's in my profile. I'll be happy to answer any questions you might have, and help in any way I can. Sounds like a great project!
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