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by ntumlin 11y ago
I've seen videos of large helicopters carrying people hovering with their open tail end pressed against a hill and the front a few feet in the air, keeping the whole thing level while dropping people off on the hill, which this could h
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by ntumlin 11y ago
How legal is this?
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by ntumlin 11y ago
I hope this isn't taken the wrong way, but I'm glad he's not taking it all back and saying he didn't mean it. Not that I support his position, but I do appreciate him not pretending that a bunch of people making fun of h
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by ntumlin 11y ago
I wonder what caused submitting word definitions on Google suddenly become popular in mid-May of 2015.
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by ntumlin 11y ago
It boggles my mind to think that this guy knows more about fractals than I could ever know there is to know about fractals. It's really interesting to me how people gain such deep knowledge of fields that I'll never scratch the su
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by ntumlin 11y ago
Just for another number to look at, according to Wolfram Alpha, the $31 in 2008 would be ~$35 today when you adjust for inflation. http://www.wolframalpha.com/input/?i=31+2008+dollars+in+2015...
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by ntumlin 12y ago
I had no idea that was in there. That's what I get for not reading the ToS. How does Section XIV, sentence 8 work? Does it have any legal standing at all?
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by ntumlin 12y ago
Just a note, clicking the link at "ReadMe.io has finally launched" sends me to http://%28http//readme.io/blog/product-hunter-becomes-the-hu... which is not a valid url as opposed to http:/&#x2
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by ntumlin 12y ago
That's assuming they actually delete the data though.
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by ntumlin 12y ago
Where can I find more information about this?
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by ntumlin 12y ago
Was part 3 ever written?
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by ntumlin 12y ago
It amazes me that the new Halo game is 65 GB.
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Seascape Shader(shadertoy.com)
1 points by ntumlin 12y ago|0 comments
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by ntumlin 12y ago
I had some trouble going from section 2 to section 3, but I found that by clicking on the number 3 in the header I could progress. I agree. Great story, terrible scrolling.
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by ntumlin 12y ago
If I had to guess, I'd say it's because it's slightly faster, still makes sense if you have learned the right bits of Latin, and because it makes you feel smart.
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by ntumlin 12y ago
Regarding your link, I'm currently on a computer without AdBlock for the first time in a while, and when I went to the gizmodo link it popped up a video ad I could skip in 5 seconds to continue reading. Is this a standard thing? Are th
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by ntumlin 12y ago
While I agree that ads are a good thing for the internet as a whole, I certainly have the right to change what my computer does and shows me. The idea of making it illegal to block ads and modify webpages locally is so absurd I can't
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by ntumlin 12y ago
ShowHN: How I disrupted the phone tapping market with agile javascript.
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by ntumlin 12y ago
It kind of makes me sad to think of all the bad things I would do/let happen for $1 billion, or even $1 million.
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by ntumlin 12y ago
My high school CS teacher always told us, "Weeks of coding can save you hours of designing!"
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The Linux Backdoor Attempt of 2003(freedom-to-tinker.com)
1 points by ntumlin 13y ago|0 comments
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by ntumlin 13y ago
How enforceable is this? I like the idea and I remember reading something (possibly written by pg) about binding text messages, but if I wanted to actually use this how would I convince someone intent on me signing an NDA. I hope I'm n
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by ntumlin 13y ago
We're releasing a new Macbook Air Made of metal with the same Apple flair But if you ask Steve If it'll play DVD's You'll be met with a blank 10 yard stare.
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by ntumlin 13y ago
I remember thinking, "Wow! It even makes these stylish borders around the cells" Oh the horror.
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by ntumlin 13y ago
I think that's cheating.
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by ntumlin 13y ago
I'm not really sure what you being a Linux expert has to do with your opinion about the income of the middle class.
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by ntumlin 13y ago
I think d23 interpreted it to be a complaint against all ads on youtube as opposed to that particular ad being annoying.
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by ntumlin 13y ago
Just looking at elevator.cpp briefly, it seems like some comments are unnecessary, e.g., stating that the constructor is the constructor. Also, I was confused by the switch statement that took a boolean and had a case for true and false. Wh
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by ntumlin 13y ago
It loaded nearly instantly for me.
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by ntumlin 13y ago
While I agree with you, the article mentioned it was a phone interview, so hopefully he wouldn't be driving drunk. I suppose he could be driving drunk while talking on the phone, which would explain some of the people I see on my morni

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