rwoodley

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If the Monarch Butterfly goes extinct we're all to blame(rabble.ca)
1 points by rwoodley 9y ago|0 comments
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by rwoodley 9y ago
Neither we nor our politicians should adjudicate scientific results and pick and choose what makes sense to us. We are not qualified. Scientists have a process as well as peer review which determines valid vs invalid results. I subscribe to
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by rwoodley 9y ago
This article is a disorganized and incoherent mess with a trite political moral.
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by rwoodley 10y ago
I am a coach for an FTC robotics team of high schoolers. We control the robots with Android phones, so we develop with Android Studio. (This is FTC's recommended tooling, and for all intents and purposes the only option). Teaching hig
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by rwoodley 10y ago
What a great story! Cameroon is highly dysfunctional; the government is one of the most corrupt in the world. The fact that this boy can prevail regardless is impressive in a way those of us in more functional societies have trouble appreci
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by rwoodley 10y ago
Hmm... coming from the Chaos conference. Refuses to answer questions. Has a ton of equipment. Resides in Romania. And, get this: already involved in a terror hoax that shut every school in LA!! http://www.dailymail.co.uk/new
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by rwoodley 10y ago
This is not a very enlightening article. Very few people care about Bridgewater, especially on HN. More focus on specific issues and possible fixes with 'distorted news' would have been of interest, but is not present in this arti
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by rwoodley 10y ago
I don't go to hacker news to read recycled UK tabloid journalism. Who cares what some hack in London who is paid to provoke outrage thinks.
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by rwoodley 10y ago
So much hand-wringing. Anyone who thinks Britain is corrupt has never been to a corrupt country. I lived in Britain 5 years and never had to pay a bribe, ever. In some countries bribes are required to even clear customs. Then driving in fro