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10y ago
Surprise, surprise. A custom-built, overclocked machine with more of its cost invested in its CPU was faster than one that wasn’t overclocked and is sold for looks and stability over raw performance. It’s not like the choice of almost all t
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Wikipedia to the Moon
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11y ago
Maybe the real problem is that people in this country still think that the more they hear something, the more it’s worth hearing. If they’d only keep those little slivers of truth about Hillary in mind among the sea of lies—if there were an
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11y ago
This may give her a stronger online presence in a naïve sense, but it also undermines all of her genuine supporters. Now every Hillary supporter on the Internet looks like they’re being paid off. Really makes you wonder what kind of adminis
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Unexpected discovery leads to a better battery
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11y ago
Subtitle should’ve been “The SQL to SICP”.
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Periodic Table of the Operators [of Perl 6]
(ozonehouse.com)
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11y ago
Better link: https://hn.algolia.com/?sort=byPopularity&prefix&page=0&date... To be fair, I had to go back a year for other posts to overtake this one.
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11y ago
A lot of this stuff actually does make the web better. If someone is having trouble loading a site, they can disable features such as custom fonts, images, and scripts. Alternatively, they can just use a text-based browser. I see no need fo
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11y ago
1. Inform the parents and work out a plan. 2. If nothing changes, move the kids to the same foster home and work with the parents to create a better environment to the kids. No one here is trying to raise damaged kids; the parents seem to j
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11y ago
It’s a video game convention as well.
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11y ago
I’m surprised they didn’t delve into the idea that theories aren’t seen as useful in the real world. It’s relatively easy to take the bait of exposing falsities that non -scientists believe and make an article about that, but I would have
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How MIT Became the Most Important University in the World
(bostonmagazine.com)
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I regret having had enough faith in HN to click on this. Try harder, sensationalist journalism. There’s no “deeper narrative”—it’s just a bunch of old men playing a cross between Dungeons & Dragons and Russian roulette.
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11y ago
> Humans are farmed like poultry - City humans are caged chickens, suburban humans are the "free range" variety. …and rural humans are space aliens.
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11y ago
Transcendentalism!
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11y ago
What does this have to do with Uber, other than a careless disregard for one’s appearance to others?
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11y ago
*on mobile
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11y ago
Except what the hell, where’s my desktop-grade GPU!? ;)
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11y ago
That was a pretty quick dismissal of Lenovo, and a warped portrayal at that. As far as we can tell, Superfish was not intentionally installed by Lenovo, and any money it made didn’t go to them since it wasn’t their software. There’s nothing
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11y ago
I’ve noticed it becomes relatively easy to anticipate which articles will reach the front page once I’ve started reading the trending sites. However, I wonder whether there’s any way to anticipate which sites will begin to trend on the
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11y ago
But this isn’t a published work; rather, it’s an excerpt from a previously published work.
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11y ago
Hasn’t the original author of “What Have You Tried?” themselves discouraged blind application of that prompt? http://mattgemmell.com/hindsight
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11y ago
Doesn’t it speak volumes that everyone who has this issue just goes ahead and buys a new iPhone instead of, you know, not giving Apple more money? Why would Apple even consider providing a better fix to this issue?
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11y ago
I think support is necessary at the server level, not at the browser level.
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11y ago
> I wanted to install Aperture on a new laptop; since it's been pulled from the App store I couldn't find it anymore i.e., bought a license and installed the application, but wasn’t given a legal way to do the exact same thing
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11y ago
https://web.archive.org/web/20160129100410/http://www.bbc.co...
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About ASETNIOP
(asetniop.com)
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I’m more concerned that most people may never hear or even care about their dwindling online freedoms. I found an article over at https://lobste.rs that drives this point home, if a bit melodramatically: http://mother
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11y ago
Correction: The post should start with “Ask HN: ”. No need to apologize; I merely found your question interesting and didn’t want to see it greyed out.
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