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901.
What Soldiers Eat, By Country(nytimes.com)
29 points by pavs 16y ago|54 comments
902.
America's misguided culture of overwork (salon.com)
6 points by pavs 16y ago|2 comments
903.
"Hello, world" in Assembly.(asm.sourceforge.net)
89 points by pavs 16y ago|33 comments
904.
Chromium Blog: An overview of the Chrome Web Store Licensing API(blog.chromium.org)
4 points by pavs 16y ago|0 comments
905.
Trimming our privacy policies(googleblog.blogspot.com)
2 points by pavs 16y ago|0 comments
906.
Dear entire mainstream media: Please stop referring to reddit as "small".(reddit.com)
9 points by pavs 16y ago|0 comments
907.
by pavs 16y ago
> Your friends may hang out at the same bar as your colleagues. Your colleagues' children may be in the same school class as your kids. Your "reckless friend" may start telling stories about you. There is a difference between what your
908.
by pavs 16y ago
But, that doesn't sound dramatic enough!
909.
Everything went better than expected(blog.reddit.com)
19 points by pavs 16y ago|4 comments
910.
by pavs 16y ago
http://twitter.com/kn0thing/status/22560188509
911.
by pavs 16y ago
Wow. Just checked out the new site. (I actually like the new design) ~80 of the links right now are link back to reddit.com. Crazy. No wonder reddit was slow as hell the whole day today.
912.
by pavs 16y ago
They killed net neutrality? When did the bill pass? I must have missed it.
913.
by pavs 16y ago
I have never heard of him. I will check out some of his work. Thanks.
914.
by pavs 16y ago
> . and even Einstein has difficulty with beliefs and changing mind. In spite of his tremendous contributions to quant mech, he couldn't quite bring himself to believe that probability was all we could bring to physical theory in the en
915.
by pavs 16y ago
I have recommended some books here: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1643750 For articles and research paper: http://www.reddit.com/r/Neuropsychology/ http://www.reddit.com/r/psychology/ For any specific articles I would recommend
916.
by pavs 16y ago
One think I have recently learned when it comes to recommending books is to point out the obvious: I have a different level of personal experience and knowledge about the topic, so the books I liked is often the result of my personal exper
917.
by pavs 16y ago
> All I'm saying is that scientific process is also used to disqualify "scientific nonsense" as well, such as turning lead into gold. So religious nonsense isn't any different. Yes. Science is self-correcting. Its common knowledge. Reli
918.
by pavs 16y ago
I hope you are joking. If not, you should know that science is not the opposite of religion. Non-belief (or atheism) is the opposite of religion. Scientific process is often used to disqualify religious nonsense. Its like saying why should
919.
by pavs 16y ago
I have Jonah lehrer's blog on my feed. However I wouldn't recommend his books though (or most other mainstream pop-psych books). We recently read it on /r/NPBC (Neuropsychology Book Club) and I thought the book was an oversimplified interpr
920.
by pavs 16y ago
> Buddhism isn't really a religion like Christianity is. ... > I think you should read up on it a bit before lumping it with traditional religions. I didn't really say that or implied that or say anything that's specific to buddhism
921.
by pavs 16y ago
I have been reading up a lot of Neuropsychology books and articles recently (not to be confused with pop-psych), and I have noticed that I have gained a lot of understanding, tolerance and acceptance of other people (and my own) and their m
922.
What happens when you give homeless people a prepaid credit card. (thestar.com)
369 points by pavs 16y ago|242 comments
923.
by pavs 16y ago
This reminds me of Infinite monkey theorem. There are so many religion disciplines with so many diverse views on so many things that someone from somewhere will point to an obscure reference to a religion and argue "See this religion also
924.
by pavs 16y ago
Someone forgot to sign up for reddit gold account (spez too). /r/lounge without reddit founders just doesn't seem right.
925.
Ben Huh can has reddit? I respond entirely in LOLcat photos - Alexis Ohanian(alexisohanian.com)
64 points by pavs 16y ago|23 comments
926.
Mashable's Pete Cashmore Endorses the New Digg; I Wonder Why?(how-to-blog.tv)
1 points by pavs 16y ago|0 comments
927.
by pavs 16y ago
CN > CN
928.
by pavs 16y ago
Why? Twitter had similar deals with Bing to let them use their real time search results http://www.bing.com/social/
929.
by pavs 16y ago
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Autodidacticism Higher education is over-rated. If you can read and write, there is no reason why you can't pick up a book and learn something new yourself. Yes, your mileage may vary in performance, but how i
930.
Google Realtime Search: a new home with new tools(googleblog.blogspot.com)
32 points by pavs 16y ago|13 comments

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