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by pj 17y ago
Rice Cooker! Yes. I put my gumbo, jambalaya, chili, all that stuff on rice. Great filler. Has 19 amino acids. It's cheap and good for you. Very nice suggestion.
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by pj 17y ago
I think you really underestimate the difficulty in distribution.
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by pj 17y ago
The special font may not be on every user's computer. Which font is that?
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Ask HN: What do you eat?
51 points by pj 17y ago|109 comments
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by pj 17y ago
flagged. Gotta start flagging stuff like this I guess.
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by pj 17y ago
For the other side of the video debate, Noam Chomsky (not saying I agree, just sharing the ideas) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HFxYyXGMfZM
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by pj 17y ago
I would suggest reading about "Work for Hire" it's a legal term. I'm not a lawyer, so don't take what I'm about to say as legal advice, just my personal experience. In my understanding, in general, if you are paid to do it and there is no
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by pj 17y ago
I would caution against listening to this as I highly doubt it has any basis in law.
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by pj 17y ago
Even if you want to go that route, I would still argue that due to the vast number of combinations of atoms in 3D space, there are certainly some that have never before existed in history popping up still today. Lots of the periodic table w
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by pj 17y ago
Will do. I saved a draft in my outbox so I'll remember.
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by pj 17y ago
The distinction is the amount of work, energy, creativity and risk required to produce them. One requires a lot of it, the other requires clicking a button.
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by pj 17y ago
This is a really lame idea and easy to disprove. Go back in time long enough and there were /no/ ideas, therefore, there had to be at least one original idea. If there had to be at least one original idea, there can be many original ideas
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by pj 17y ago
I agree with you and upvoted you, but you gotta realize we are in a den of thieves here...
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by pj 17y ago
Reminds me of Blood Diamond, except they're fish. In Angola, they are fighting over Diamonds and Oil. In Congo, it's Copper, Cobalt, and Coltan These are all wars started by the west using Africans to fight the war by proxy.
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by pj 17y ago
This is a really good search engine. I've been looking for one and I'm going to use this as the default in my browser for a while. Very nice work. Very impressed. It's fast, the results are pretty good and the interface with the show more
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by pj 17y ago
The article says, "Furthermore, everyone knows we are in our current economic pickle because greed, which slept through the Clinton administration, was awakened by the Bush administration's tax cuts and deregulation." However, many attrib
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by pj 17y ago
I am not talking about the laws or the words, I'm talking about how people in the patent office behaved. In the past, if you wanted a patent for a device, you had to be able to show that what you are describing in the patent actually would
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by pj 17y ago
WA would have been much better off if they had slowly released it, gathered feedback and built up knowledge repositories. Why can't you get http://www.wolframalpha.com/input/?i=how+many+college+gradua... . But you can get it for each unive
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by pj 17y ago
Google Video is one of the best things on the internet. Too bad they stopped the uploading. I had a vision last night of the television industry attacking internet video sites so they'd crash and people would have to go back to watching TV
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by pj 17y ago
There's a creative edge of a person who decides to live abroad in the first place. There may be correlation, but what is the causation?
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by pj 17y ago
It used to be, you actually had to build something to get a patent on it. Now you can just imagine it.
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by pj 17y ago
google it, there are plenty.
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by pj 17y ago
More content we don't need. Has any one here not read a plethora of articles like this already?
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by pj 17y ago
Why don't you allow down voting of articles?
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by pj 17y ago
The consumers are in fact patronizing the producers by consuming the product the producers create. Not paying what the producer asks in exchange is the "wrong" part. The free market says that the producer can ask what it wants in exchange
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by pj 17y ago
Call it whatever you want. If you copy and distribute things that look exactly like U.S. currency, would that be rationally justified in your world?
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by pj 17y ago
or lay off a lot of employees.
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by pj 17y ago
Vertical integration has led to some of the largest companies in history. It started with Andrew Carnegie and his steel company at the end of the 1800's. It fell out of favor around the 1970's and shifted to a mentality of focus.
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by pj 17y ago
servers and bandwidth are tools companies use to make employees more efficient, so yeah, it should be counted.
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by pj 17y ago
I didn't say it is unethical and morally corrupt because it is illegal. It is illegal AND unethical and morally corrupt. They obviously see that it is fit to be produced because they consume it. I have yet to see anything logical or ration

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