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by morley 13y ago
I think there are a few restroom directories online. One of them (which I'm unaffiliated with) is Diaroogle.com.
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by morley 13y ago
I don't think the person you replied to is 100% on the money, but assuming he is, the companies would still need to advertise so that the venue or the restaurant purchased that product. And the venue / restaurant is going to choos
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by morley 13y ago
I think you're distinction is a semantic one. pavpanchekha could have easily framed his observation as Sir Doyle "creating" aspects of Watson's character.
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by morley 13y ago
You state your two final assertions as if they're universal laws. I'm not saying you're incorrect -- they certainly sound valid to me -- but can you point to any research to back up your claims?
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by morley 13y ago
What do you suppose we do about it? Like it or not, people use web browsers to access the Internet, and as long as web browsers render HTML and CSS, we have to use the tools we have.
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by morley 13y ago
Somewhat strange that HN links don't have the rel="nofollow" attribute, or else this particular angle wouldn't work.
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by morley 13y ago
The article goes on to address your point. From the article: During the period the researchers investigated, the number of individuals on the Forbes 400 who were the first in their family to run a business rose from 40% to 69%. Sixty percen
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by morley 13y ago
Blue water is a heavily-established pattern in mapmaking; do you gain anything by not just making the water blue? I understand you're going for a black / white aesthetic but to be honest, it's a well-worn one.
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by morley 13y ago
You seem overly concerned with adding your political feelings to the concept of anonymity. One definition of anonymity is "lacking individuality, unique character, or distinction," which is what spies attempt to do when they pract
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by morley 13y ago
I'd assume that the $100k jobs are filled already. Estimating the average salary from job listings is like estimating the economy from economic forecasts.
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by morley 13y ago
So the question is whether to (1) make the experience worse for people with high-DPI devices, (2) make the experience worse for everyone, or (3) make one bitmap for one market and another, larger bitmap for the other market. I'd imagin
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by morley 13y ago
Fetchlands are so good because Brainstorm is so good. If you Brainstorm without a fetchland, you put your two worst cards on top of your library, meaning you're doomed to see those cards the next two times you draw. With a fetchland, y
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by morley 13y ago
The title doesn't say they're launching their first space station; it says they're launching _a_ space station.
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by morley 13y ago
The article makes it seem like they removed the content from search unilaterally. If they merely hid it under a setting, I don't see what the problem is. It's their playground, they can set whatever rules they like.
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by morley 13y ago
New York, NY - Fulltime OkCupid is hiring! http://www.okcupid.com/careers We use math to get you dates. As an OkCupid Developer, you'll be responsible for building the interface that millions use to meet new people. We
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by morley 13y ago
Is there another source that confirms that this document is legitimate?
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by morley 14y ago
This topic is covered in the Isaacson biography; Isaacson's recounting doesn't paint Jobs so black-and-white on the issue. the excerpt: Jobs went on to urge that a way be found to train more American engineers. Apple had 700,000 factory wor
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by morley 14y ago
Another factor that makes AP classes worth it: the AP classes in my school were the most difficult classes you could take, and thus attracted the smartest students. The next-hardest classes, the Level 1s, were full of people goofing off and