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by phy6 12y ago
Fair enough. Sometimes it's nice to see other people's implementation of the same thing, just for comparison. It's similar to learning how to say things with other words.
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by phy6 12y ago
Kind of reminds me of the kids who would show up to an exam and then have to ask around to borrow a pencil because they didn't come prepared.
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by phy6 13y ago
I'm going to create a Kickstarter to sell shit. Pledge $5 or more: FMT Hall of Fame Receive a used wipe, suitable for bragging or framing (plus S&H). Pledge $100 or more: [EARLY BIRD] DIY kit: You'll get everything nee
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by phy6 13y ago
Just a backdoor update, will be back shortly.
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by phy6 13y ago
I'm just going to post what everyone was thinking when they saw the headline. http://i.imgur.com/BNDIpy3.jpg
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by phy6 13y ago
name.com
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by phy6 13y ago
Yes, on local markets (forums) and on eBay with paypal.
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by phy6 13y ago
"Hey grandpaw, what kind of dog did you have?", David inquired, his eyes pointing to the gilded picture above the fireplace. At the bottom of the ornate frame was an out of place comic sans font that read "to the moon".
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by phy6 13y ago
Very registerd
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by phy6 13y ago
The 'dust' issue was resolved recently by changing the minimum transaction amount. AFAIK, this vulnerability affects many other alt coins that haven't had the masses of people looking at their implementations.
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by phy6 13y ago
Could be substantiated if dogs in the southern hemisphere preferred to face south.
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by phy6 13y ago
Either naive, or an idealist sans children.
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by phy6 13y ago
There is such a thing as innocence, the time in your childhood when you can be carefree and not have to consider the terrors and vices of this world. It's natural to want to extend this gestation period, so that a child can meet seri
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by phy6 13y ago
They could have used Marvel' logo for HYDRA. There's already a DARPA project for SHIELD. https://www.fbo.gov/?s=opportunity&mode=form&id=eac39969d68f...
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by phy6 13y ago
I agree. This was the spirit of my original hypothetical question -- to ascertain the sincere belief from the practitioner. I apologize that my idea was so confrontational, when your suggestion does the same thing. The sum of the studies
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by phy6 13y ago
Your unwillingness to accept that some people want to learn before doing something irreversible is borderline trollish. Having a gut feeling does not imply an immutable opinion, especially after evaluating related facts. Every person has
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by phy6 13y ago
As someone mentioned, this is a gut feeling from someone who is pro-vaccine. It is true that I don't have information -- I'm actively, sincerely seeking information. Would you knock me for that? I understand there are anti-vacc
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by phy6 13y ago
Not the best analogy with the tight deadline, but I understand your stance. If I was asked to bet my career that my code would not kill or disfigure someone, then I'd have to answer based on what I personally believe, and what I trust
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by phy6 13y ago
Does the average HN reader get vaccinations? How about for their children? I'm interested in peoples' critical thought, since we as a loose community often take an investigative/contrarian approach to assumed best practices
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by phy6 13y ago
Also, 22k people like his fan page. https://www.facebook.com/pages/Richard-Stallman/112830992063...
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by phy6 13y ago
I've seen and used devices like these at various Federal facilities and you stay inside for 3-4 seconds until a guard pushes a button to open the other side. The guards called them scanners and said that they sniff for explosives. Th
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by phy6 13y ago
This template needs about 2x as many features (really just integrating other's libraries, like all other templates) if it's going to compete with other bootstrap templates out there (which sell for less).
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by phy6 13y ago
And like most things with government, you end up getting both: the bureaucracy to prevent cronyism as well as the cronyism. Speaking from experience. Sure it might be more obvious if the bureaucracy wasn't in place, but it's sti
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by phy6 13y ago
The typical hipster that would complain about "rare earth" metals in a car they'll never afford doesn't care about the rare earth in their iPhone or iPad (which is one of the reasons they are made in China).
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by phy6 13y ago
If I was going to set up a honeypot for evil-doers/dissidents, this is the message I would spread.
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by phy6 13y ago
It's more likely that they stand up several current versions in parallel, and progressively route more traffic to the new algorithms/services. At least that's what I'd do, if I had no technical, infrastructure or moneta
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by phy6 13y ago
[peppy@starfox ~]$ ./barrel_roll.sh -dO -a
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by phy6 13y ago
Why now? Because we elected Change, and we're waiting for it. The question should be "Why NOT now?". Of all times, when the most vocal of Americans enjoy a popular President, why wait until the tide changes to press for th
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by phy6 13y ago
I could not agree more. I'm getting real tired of seeing sensationalist platitudes on HN. Next up: 'Why I stopped going to the bathroom'. It's fine to buck the trends, it's a bit awkward to try and make other peo
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by phy6 13y ago
I'll delete my LinkedIn profile after I'm sure that I'll never want employment anywhere. This is essentially professional reputation/resume service, which eliminated my use of a half dozen job websites.

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