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Eh? That link was to the google play store. It's an Android app, and I use it myself on my Android. GP's kid had to get up to go to day care, he didn't get a vote, and would have had to get up regardless of the alarm clock his dad uses. W
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I bet I can guess your age. I'd say you're about 19 or 20, maybe as old as 22. How did I do? That's the age I was when I felt as you do. Now, I realize that rituals are important and useful. I also realize that, any system that puts the
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Inventor flames Reg, HP in memristor brouhaha
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I just listened to 'Micro', Michael Crichton's last book (completed by another author after his death) http://www.audible.com/pd/ref=sr_1_1?asin=B00687OAI2&qid... That book taught me a ton about the different physics that apply "in th
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How Breasts Led to the Arrest of a Hacker | Mobiledia
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Wells Fargo probably doesn't actually own your current loan, but are being paid by Fannie Mae to service it. I know Bank of America unloaded my loan to Fannie Mae a week after they gave it to me. If that is true, their negative answer to y
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I have been getting help from Raphael, since I had no experience with graphics on headless servers. To save others time, with his help, this got me working so I could start playing with this. git clone https://github.com/raphaelcruzei
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I share your distaste for 802.11. DECT also is lower power, longer range and even offers audio if you want it. Bottom line, however, is that there is a huge installed base of 802.11. Every phone, home, and business already has it. You ei
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Department of Homeland Security says that they're aware of the situation and are monitoring it closely. They urge caution and suggest that travel to that area should be avoided if possible, until the situation becomes more clear.
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Really? It's so hard to learn to use a computer that we need kids to start using them, and playing video games, before 6? That point and click is a tough concept to grasp. They better start early. As you can tell, I couldn't disagree wit
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14y ago
When you say Bush Administration, I think you mean Clinton's 1995 and 1999 modifications to the Community Reinvestment Act. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Community_Reinvestment_Act
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Just discovered that google can convert long series of units. Say you wanted to do this, at the obvious risk of some undiscovered toxicity, and say you weigh 200lbs. At a cost of fullerene-c60 of $592 for 5 grams, at 1.7mg/kg, you're daily
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15y ago
My insurance (healthy young family of four, $1K deductible per person) costs me 12.6% of my pretax earnings, not including what my employer kicks in. It was over 14% before my last raise, and it would be even higher if my company hadn't ag
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It has never been anybody's view, to my knowledge, that cold fusion was a hoax. There is a prevalent view that the scientists were wrong, but I was not aware of anybody that seriously proposed that they deliberately tried to fool people.
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15y ago
No, they're not.
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I'm still trying to digest your argument, but my point was a simpler one. I am very interested in whether or not we can restore elasticity in tissue, such as the lens of your eye, the skin on your face, or the walls of your arteries. When a
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Heart disease can be plaque, which, theoretically, might be removable with some diet change. It can also, however, be hardening of the arteries, which is a loss of elasticity of the artery walls. We don't know how to reverse tissue loss o
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As an EE, I was pretty sure I could disprove this, with a quick look at conductivities of bone vs muscle. My theory being that most of the electric current would travel through the scalp, and not pass through the skull to the brain. I foun
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Is the Nevads government subsidizing research into self driving cars with tax money? If not, than I see no parallel to stem cells. For the last 10 years or more, you're welcome to do anything you want with stem cells. Go crazy. You just
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What Is Facebook Afraid Of?
(fool.com)
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I believe I could have perhaps, hacked the sources list, but the 'correct' debian sources for a given package are often a version or two behind the Ubuntu sources.
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I started with Debian because I perceived it to be the safest. As I became more comfortable with Linux, I became frustrated with the versions available to me through apt-get of software that I wanted, and I rapidly became tired of compilin
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The Frog That Learned to Fly (Molecular Magnetism and Levitation)
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It's not immediately clear what this page is for. For me, I began to read the paragraph, but my eyes were quickly distracted to the loading pictures. I assumed this was an anti SOPA page, but had to reread it to make sure. Please make the
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They appear to be talking revenue, not profit, so I'm confused. Trying to do the math... 750K x $60 = $45M, not $18M 750K x $45 = $33M, not $18M 750K x $5 = $3.7M, not $18M So, they're not using monthly income data and
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Kindle Fire Split Routing Issue
(betanews.com)
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The 8 figure revenue is from the title of their jobs ad. Cardpool (W10, 8-figure revenues and rapidly growing) looking for SW Engineer #3 Clickable link to their site: http://cardpool.com
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Ask HN: How does cardpool make money?
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They ruin it with the last step, where you add random bolts, vents, etc all over the robot. By ruin it, I mean to say, up until that step, everything is just "select from this set of body parts". If you kept it as a "select from this set o
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- Republican Representative Darrell Issa and Democratic Representative Nancy Pelosi came out against the bill. I wonder if there was, perhaps, a much more well known Republican Representative that came out against the bill at
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