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by readme 13y ago
I'd have to say of the three things, the one that definitely has to be given up to lose the weight is beer. Beer is not only caloric, but contains alcohol. When alcohol is ingested, the body's fat metabolism practically stops unti
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by readme 13y ago
This is satire, right? "A plaintext file requires a special tool, called a text editor, to change its content." "I recommend notepad.exe or pico. Linux hackers may use WINE to run notepad.exe." [rofl] EDIT: I think it&#x
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by readme 13y ago
>The current format suggests that they would have to also use your site and select ME as someone THEY want to be interviewed by which makes no sense. How does this make no sense? I think the idea is to save both parties from having to ex
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by readme 13y ago
Agreed. The only person I see stereotyping or blaming any biological group is the author of the article. Not a single example or well articulated point, just diatribe.
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by readme 13y ago
It may be fancy/legit, but it is blogspam.
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by readme 13y ago
No way on #2. Coming to work on time and staying with a company for at least 2 years is a competence in itself. Job hopping is absolutely justified for use as discriminatory criteria. Yes many of us have had a 6mo to 1 year job. One such jo
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by readme 13y ago
Reads like every syllabus I've ever seen: <ridiculous amount> of hours is required. If you don't put in these hours, don't expect to pass! It's just a cop-out so the professor can assert it's your fault for no
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by readme 13y ago
Honestly any woman is lucky to find a decent guy who has this kind of work. Mainly, because you'll have a lot more freedom and probably be able to spend more time with her than 9-5 slaves. If they don't bite, then it's their
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by readme 13y ago
>Some of those are deceptive. All of those are deceptive.
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by readme 13y ago
It doesn't need to make sense. Author is obviously a devout monk in the church of TDD. The view is purely religion.
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by readme 13y ago
Some people might have just started programming last year. Why would they have read this article in 2005?
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by readme 13y ago
Title is linkbait. This has nothing to do with your FICO score (what credit score tends to imply here in the US). Only some small startup lenders are doing this. What a relief, since I deleted most of my facebook friends and left only two p
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by readme 13y ago
Literal chains are not the only ones that exist in our society. Unfortunately, you can't expect all the world's type A personalities to suddenly stop throwing themselves on the line like Moritz did. The only way to create a safe w
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by readme 13y ago
American culture does not yet recognize this as a problem. It should. "Hard work" is severely overvalued and even dangerous. The Japanese even have a word for it: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kar%C5%8Dshi Whe
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by readme 13y ago
Care to explain to the rest of us who don't see it why your link is an example of "snake oil"? I'm familiar with the metaphor, but I don't see the deception yet.
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by readme 13y ago
I wouldn't want to inhale and exhale salt all day, either.
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Ask HN: Want a feature where users with showdead could revive hellbanned users?
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by readme 13y ago
We already have the EFF.
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by readme 13y ago
@MrMember Sorry I deleted my other comment, but I can't help but laugh at your response that they exhale propylene glycol, ROFL. That's the chemical used to de-ice airplanes!!! Wikipedia says that the oral toxicity of it is low, b
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by readme 13y ago
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Electronic_cigarette#Toxicity Seems like there are some indications that many of these contain toxic stuff. Will not be surprised in a few years when a brand new cancer is discovered becaus
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by readme 13y ago
These "managementless" companies will be "managementless" for about 5 minutes before power structures start to emerge naturally within the group.
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by readme 13y ago
I know the PHP/PDO way to do it, is prepared statements. I'm not able to see why the parent's suggestion to just escape the strings is not a valid solution from a security perspective.
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by readme 13y ago
How would these boxes pick up 3g/4g traffic? Also, to pick up WiFi wouldn't the communications have to be unencrypted?
534.
by readme 13y ago
As an NH resident, I can confirm this. Also, vanity plates are inexpensive here.
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by readme 13y ago
I didn't know I'd need all those things for my water, but it's probably because I'm a renter. My rent is a paltry $685 per month (in Manchester) for a decent two bedroom. Compare to boston ($1500/mo) The landlord re
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by readme 13y ago
It would be great if the title said anything at all about what the app does.
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by readme 13y ago
Throw all the software services into the harbor!
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by readme 13y ago
Hey guys, The ABI Hub is an awesome coworking space and startup incubator in Manchester, NH. http://abihub.org/ I've been going there for a few months and moved to NH at the beginning of the year. It has been awesome.
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by readme 13y ago
IIRC, I read elsewhere that they can only store data for the last 24 hours. Simply, because so much data comes through the pipes. So, unless they already had decided to keep an eye on you, your traffic would probably have gone unnoticed. Sw
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by readme 13y ago
That's not right. Just because there's a startup boom now and plenty of people without degrees can get hired doesn't mean it will always be so. The very existence of any given startup is a fragile one, and all the larger size

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