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by palish 15y ago
I agree that HN would be much, much nicer if people would just show a little respect.
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by palish 15y ago
Well, if you insist... But on the other hand, you could get those pictures from your mom. (Hi Sarah! ;))
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by palish 15y ago
Oh. If you write a permutation checker that happens to output one of your old passwords, then yeah, that'd work. I wonder if that's feasible. It's an interesting idea. Computing hashes is relatively cheap, so I wonder if, say, 1,000 "pe
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by palish 15y ago
Apologies, Kristen. dredmorbius has perhaps shown us that we haven't had as many diverse ranges of "not being arrogant" experiences and "she didn't say anything about us so why are you talking about 'initial prejudice'" experiences and "dr
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by palish 15y ago
That would verify they aren't bouncing from password A to password B and back to A again... but that's all.
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by palish 15y ago
For what it's worth, I apologize. No insinuation was meant, I just misspoke. I'm not a parent, and I certainly don't know how to be a good one...
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by palish 15y ago
I doubt Airbnb cares what pg thinks. I'm just guessing, but it seems likely Airbnb see themselves as "underdogs, displacing the hotel industry". The fact that they care so much how EJ phrased her post after her home was completely destroy
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by palish 15y ago
Thank you. It's so rare nowadays to find someone willing to give perfectly honest feedback, like "your posture sucks, and you look sleepy". I didn't realize hair quality might be linked to nutrition. Also, I appreciate how much work you
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by palish 15y ago
Keep in mind I said "McChicken", not "McNuggets". It's a sandwich with mayo and lettuce. But I'm sure it's similarly "bad" for me.
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by palish 15y ago
23, 5ft 11.5in (Hey, the doctor's the one who's always like "11 and a half", not me! Then I'm always tempted to say "You mean 11.5323in")
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by palish 15y ago
This is very possible too. What's the criteria for judging "healthy"? I mean, I have no ego, and I'm not doing this out of narcissism or some silliness like that. I genuinely care about "the truth". So if the truth is I don't look health
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by palish 15y ago
I'm sorry.
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by palish 15y ago
Certainly. That was an important step in our understanding. And we need to do more research. I'm merely saying science is harmed when people blatantly decide to overlook reality. It seems very interesting to me that I can drink 88oz of soda
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by palish 15y ago
Thanks. I have no idea. I've just always been modest / hated bragging. (In fact it feels silly to post this since it seems similar to "whoooo look at me I'm so modest!") If you want to read what the childhood of a true genius is like, or ju
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by palish 15y ago
Well, here I am. Judge for yourself: http://photos-a.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-ash1/24114_337315700... I drink over half gallon of soda a day, and survive mostly on $1 McChickens. So I'm either a freak of nature, or we don't know as much as
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by palish 15y ago
I drink 88oz of coke every day. A gallon is 128oz. I also snack on chips a lot. I'm definitely not skinny, but by your logic, I should be about to overtake Gabe Newell. I'm not. Most people are arrogant and think they know more than they do
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by palish 15y ago
As a genius, I can attest to the fact that this is spot-on. Every time I look around, I go "Man, those poor people. Don't they realize what they've missed? They could have been doing math !" Ok, tongue out of cheek. In all seriousness,
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by palish 15y ago
Why do you say that? It seems fairly certain that if NYTimes one day looked like a blog, then their revenue would dry up. It would scare away a lot of people, such as my dad, who don't like change and who don't care about whether a websit
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by palish 15y ago
Hi, welcome to Hacker News. People around here are a bit conspiracy-theoryish (conspirical?) but overall the atmosphere is good and the conversation is interesting. Thanks for contributing.
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by palish 15y ago
I deny that it contributes to obesity for all people. I believe no one can actually claim people understand nutrition --- in the same way we understand Newtonian physics, for example. I've never cared about what I eat. If I want somethi
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by palish 15y ago
I'm a parent of two who does NOT plan on putting his kids in public school because I think they won't be served well there (plan on "home schooling"). 6th through 12th grade is where people learn that life isn't about smart-ness. It's ab
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by palish 15y ago
I wonder if it can even print a "mostly concave" shape like a Minecraft lair.
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by palish 15y ago
Perhaps someone would like to paste some job listings from other fields, like realestate or nursing, so everyone can see how they compare with CS?
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by palish 15y ago
Surely they wouldn't put the transaction through unless they were getting money from it though?
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by palish 15y ago
"In the end, the decision was made to NOT redirect those advanced browsers to the mobile site. You can still go to m.nyt.com if you like, we just wont force you too." Thank you so much. Seriously. It's extremely rare for it to ever be e
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by palish 15y ago
In theory, theory seems like practice. In practice, it isn't.
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by palish 15y ago
I apologize for calling you terrible, but pagekalisedown called him clueless and you chimed in with agreement. The guy's completely new to gamedev and eager... it seems pretty terrible to go out of our way to specifically try to destroy hi
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by palish 15y ago
Thus, without patent protection, the incentives to innovate in the field of software are significantly reduced. ... Right ...
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by palish 15y ago
Right. And how would they do that? It sounds like you're advocating slipping your children some drug without their knowledge, in order to prevent them from doing cocaine. Protip: My mom slipped me anti-depressants while telling me they w
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by palish 15y ago
"Sell it to parents. You can guarantee (for some period of time likely) that your children have an artificial tolerance for drug use w/o any ill effects." I don't understand what you're saying.

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