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This doesn't impress me. Tabs as an organizational concept have been around for a century, and they were most frequently used to organize sheets of paper. Of course they'll get used to organize web_pages_ as well. I see the "
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Yes, it's precisely about appearance. Beats head/earphones are very popular. They were also in some sort of partnership with HP (and perhaps others?) previously --- you can find many HP laptops with Beats Audio. This appears to be
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Ask HN: How to learn how to use JavaScript effectively?
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Don't. Preserve your dignity and integrity as a creator by either improving your product such that it has some qualities making it marketable, or by scrapping it altogether. Maybe my personal stance on this is somewhat extreme, but I t
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12y ago
The trouble is that the line between "realism" and "boring stuff nobody cares about" is a thin one that the film-maker has to tread carefully, and this is an exceedingly difficult task, as this line varies from person to
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I think it's super-cool that you're applying to YC and not dissuaded by the gender- or age-related stereotypes. Power to you! A few constructive remarks: * If you've got a blog about your startup, you should link to your star
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This is a repost of https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=7652018 Sorry for writing this comment, but I don't know how to flag it.
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I couldn't find any statements backing up your claim that Melatonin shrinks brains; in fact, I found allegations to the opposite: Melatonin appears to have neuroprotective properties.[0] I suggest you cite your sources, especially when
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This is the most valuable contribution to the discussion I've read thus far. Your points are concise and very insightful.
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Well, remember the 80-20 rule: it is likely that only a small number of your assets constitute the vast majority of your net worth. You're not going to enter _everything you own_. Simply entering the valuable things should be a suffici
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13y ago
This is a very important point. It's also necessary to recall that cable TV, broadcast TV, and subscription TV mostly gets its revenue from US-based consumers. In contrast, US-based advertising gets its revenue from consumers all aroun
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13y ago
To be fair, the author defined the units of measurement on their second mention, and from then on consistently gave the temperature in both Celsius and Fahrenheit. The fact that he did not specify what scale of measurement he meant when he
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This is actually a rather good cheat-sheet. I'm usually a fan of using cheat sheets, lists of commands, etc. to pick up new languages, but I have my reservations specifically with regard to a cheat sheet for Haskell. The trouble with t
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13y ago
Now that you point it out, that's actually rather amusing.