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by puredemo 17y ago
This article doesn't give too many details. What type of construction will they be using? Will it be LEED certified?
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by puredemo 17y ago
The Bowflex scares me. I think I'll pull one of those levers the wrong way somehow, let go and it'll smack me in the face.
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Ask HN: Has anyone tried the p90x exercise program?
6 points by puredemo 17y ago|17 comments
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by puredemo 17y ago
I disapprove of the smelly green lines that will constantly be emanating from riders of this new device. (see video)
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by puredemo 17y ago
Do you use jQuery for your ajax? That should resolve many of the cross-browser issues.
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by puredemo 17y ago
MMS? On a phone? Get out.
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by puredemo 17y ago
So does this put computers up with humans on the sentience quotient? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sentience_quotient
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by puredemo 17y ago
Was just asking, no need to infer about me personally. I'm surprised they have the infrastructure needed to support cell towers on a large scale.
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by puredemo 17y ago
He isn't trying to win the argument rationally, he is simply trying to persuade the audience (them).
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by puredemo 17y ago
Also known as the Google launch.
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by puredemo 17y ago
Is it possible to use much of a GUI with it?
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by puredemo 17y ago
I was actually exaggerating a little bit. My head didn't really explode.
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by puredemo 17y ago
Joey Naylor: ...so what happens when you're wrong? Nick Naylor: Whoa, Joey I'm never wrong. Joey Naylor: But you can't always be right... Nick Naylor: Well, if it's your job to be right, then you're never wrong. Joey Naylor: But what if you
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by puredemo 17y ago
I would think Amazon would buy it.
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by puredemo 17y ago
What sorts of things do you think might be going on that we don't understand yet?
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by puredemo 17y ago
Sure, there is no need to tell your life story on first contact. But at least learning about interests is nice. You can find out commonalities (as well as incompatibilities) sooner, and then shape the relationship along those lines.
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by puredemo 17y ago
True. The gist of the question is whether you personally believe anything about the nature of reality that isn't flatly deductible by science.
648.
by puredemo 17y ago
This reads more like 'How to get lowest common denominator dates'. If someone I write to can't be bothered to read ~700 words I'm fairly certain we aren't going to get along too well.
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by puredemo 17y ago
This is still saving. It just saves (onChange).
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by puredemo 17y ago
Four full courses in 2 months... amazing. I wonder how many of these credits are transferable? Edit: It appears there are currently nine courses that can be taken for transfer credit. http://www.straighterline.com/courses/
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by puredemo 17y ago
What a tricky spot to find yourself in. Time to get the R&D department cranking.
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by puredemo 17y ago
I ate all my business cards again. :(
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New album from TMBG: 'Here Comes Science'(scienceblogs.com)
1 points by puredemo 17y ago|0 comments
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by puredemo 17y ago
The idea of diagnosis by phone is pretty amazing. But how many people in third world countries have cells phones?
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by puredemo 17y ago
There would be all sorts of unintended consequences from doing something like this. Look what happens to humans who feel no pain: http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/16185231/ns/health-more_health_n... Then extrapolate to large herds of cattle.
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Ask HN atheists & agnostics: Are you strictly materialist?
4 points by puredemo 17y ago|13 comments
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by puredemo 17y ago
Thanks, that's helpful.
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by puredemo 17y ago
Excellent and prescient reference.
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by puredemo 17y ago
The stereotyping is basically what makes it satire.
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by puredemo 17y ago
Customers self-organize if you build a good enough community.

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