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Hi. I'm the creator of InstaGoogling, this is the first version; feedback is very welcome.
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Show HN: InstaGoogling – Fast Code Search from Sublime Text (Windows Only)
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What makes “Overwatch” so special? Entropy
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What Makes Overwatch So Very Special?
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yeah, reminds of the people who commit suicide after taking anti-depresants because they feel more motivated after taking it, but unfortunately use that motivation to commit suicide because suicide was all they were thinking while depressed
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Search for someone who has already taken them you trust the most, and ask where to find/buy (the same part they buy). Know what are you taking (as much as possible), read a lot about it on the internet, specially if you suffer from som
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If "clean coal" is the right term for coal that is not as toxic in one of the steps of using it, then we may call "good hitman" to the ones who don't kill children nor woman; or we may call "positive genocide&q
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Would have saved a lot more if they had never use coal tho.
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Let me guess, you also think that putting a global warming denier as the head of EPA is also not a "dramatic change"?
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They put 2005 instead, close enough.
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Meanwhile, the new US president plans to create jobs with "clean coal"[0] (in a contest of oxymorons that one would win) and also "relax" environmental restrictions choosing Myron Ebell, a climate change denier as the he
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10y ago
They have the ages all wrong then, teen years start at 12, not at 17. Meaning you are interested in kids from ~1 to 12 When I mean "talking to children" I mean the all things, tell them to reach you if they see anything they find
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Protect their children? Has there been any study that children need this "protection" you speak of? I was able to get hold on porn videos when I was a teenager, despite not having internet at home or somewhere else. At the end, th
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I don't understand, if it's such a nightmare why don't you (the producer) create the code/libraries to use those webhooks? At least in the 2 most common platforms (e.g. PHP, Java)
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Wouldn't it be possible to make clothes filled with the bad blood which are attractive to mosquitos? Maybe using diseased's skin or anything mosquitos want to sting (and keep the bad blood slowly "pumping" using sun heat
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10y ago
Lawyers from the very first day in law school are _intended_ to serve their clients (guilty or not); in the other hand professors -and educators in general- are supposed to be a lighthouse for knowledge, not another source of bad science d
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Actually that's true, im sure there must have been at least one Jew who supported Hitler at the time (under an uncommon rationalization: it's our punishment for X, it's a test of God, or else)
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People like to believe there must be some really complex explication for each thing that happens, but just a few hundred years ago we burned a lot of women for being "witches" and a lot of homosexuals because we didn't like h
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The relevant bit: >The revelations of multimillion-dollar donations to the Clinton Foundation from Qatar and Saudi Arabia killed my support for Clinton
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At least it was a joke, some Trump supporters recently have been _actually_ attacking Muslims and black people.
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Just as an historical counterexample: Leonardo DaVinci was gay but tried to keep that fact away from the Church (very influential at the time), doing otherwise would have prevented him to access many books, and therefore would have stumped
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"pay per play" is the game he has always played, that's why people like him can be fined for the many of his scandals[0] but still end up profitable in the long shot. [0] http://www.theatlantic.com/politics
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Cool, although when I think about this I usually imagine it on Photoshop and similar apps, and later on using such commands from python or something.
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I have always dream of hybrid software, meaning GUIs which show in real time the CLI equivalent of each one of your actions on the GUI, so later on everything you did in the GUI is combinable/scriptable, etc
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You can always sell it and then use the money to live in the liberal paradise/country you dream of.
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You mean this script? Or machine learning in general? If the later then it has already been done: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qv6UVOQ0F44 (great educational video)
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Nope. Its "growing up", most people who did skateboarding at their teens don't do it after growing up; saying "people change" is too vague, if you say "growing up" you are clearly pointing out that it was
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>A personal anecdote - I loved single-player video games until I was 18, but I stopped cold at that age. 5 years later, I tried to get back into it. I played some games that I used to like. I don't feel the things I used to feel whi
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Coincidentally that's the kind of games I usually dislike, life is dull by itself; I need rush and adrenaline because that's the kind of thing my real life is missing. But I liked portal 2, I actually finished it all in one single
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I always despite this question so much; mainly because everything is a cause of something and a symptom of something at the same time; there is nothing isolated in this world. So you have to give a lot of context to see if -in that context-
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