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601.
What if I knew I'd die in 35 days?(founderzen.com)
12 points by sajid 16y ago|14 comments
602.
Why Leaves Really Fall Off Trees(npr.org)
156 points by sajid 16y ago|23 comments
603.
Could two smart CS PhD students create a search engine that unseats Google?(quora.com)
2 points by sajid 16y ago|0 comments
604.
by sajid 16y ago
A patent, really? My laptop has a battery too.
605.
The Rich and Powerful(dustincurtis.com)
1 points by sajid 16y ago|0 comments
606.
by sajid 16y ago
This kind of stuff shouldn't be allowed on HN ... couldn't stop laughing out loud like a maniac.
607.
Student's Start-Up Draws Attention and $13 Million (2005)(nytimes.com)
6 points by sajid 16y ago|1 comments
608.
The Third & The Seventh (100% CGI)(vimeo.com)
14 points by sajid 16y ago|3 comments
609.
Gamble your life away in ZT online(danwei.org)
3 points by sajid 16y ago|0 comments
610.
by sajid 16y ago
I'm not sure it makes sense to ask why mass curves spacetime in GR. That would be like asking why the speed of light is invariant in SR.
611.
by sajid 16y ago
A mass curves the spacetime around it. The curved spacetime then affects the path of nearby objects. That's gravity.
612.
Three Secrets to Make a Message Go Viral(fastcompany.com)
1 points by sajid 16y ago|0 comments
613.
The Free Will Theorem(en.wikipedia.org)
33 points by sajid 16y ago|37 comments
614.
by sajid 16y ago
You may be able to do it like this: typedef int *func_ptr; Declare a function: func_ptr some_func(func_ptr); Call a function (recursive example): some_func((func_ptr) &some_func);
615.
by sajid 16y ago
Meant to say if it's not a duplicate then you can delete it.
616.
by sajid 16y ago
If it is a duplicate then you can delete it.
617.
by sajid 16y ago
He did, but he went and discussed the situation with Graham first. Graham understood the moral bind that Zuckerberg was in and was impressed by how seriously he took his word. His response? "Mark, I release you from your moral dilemma."
618.
by sajid 16y ago
Submit the URL as if you were posting a new story. If it's a duplicate, the post will fail and you will be shown a link to the original submission.
619.
by sajid 16y ago
The movie portrays Zuckerberg in quite a bad light. In real life, I think he's no worse than other people. In fact, he probably has more integrity than most. There's a section in Sarah Lacy's book on Accel's investment in Facebook. Zuckerbe
620.
by sajid 16y ago
You can buy a paper version of the book here: http://www.secretsofcreation.com/
621.
The Mystery of the Prime Numbers(secretsofcreation.com)
2 points by sajid 16y ago|1 comments
622.
by sajid 16y ago
The Foursquare example is great, they got traction first then went for a seed round. It's a helluva lot easier to raise money that way.
623.
by sajid 16y ago
This is a ridiculous paper, it would have been dismissed as the work of a crackpot if the author wasn't a respected string theorist.
624.
Can Schrodinger's Cat Factor Numbers?(mathpages.com)
1 points by sajid 16y ago|0 comments
625.
by sajid 16y ago
This is hard to believe. I'll wait until the experiment has been repeated using muonic helium. Most likely, the researchers made a mistake in how they applied QED in their calculation.
626.
What it means to be a Dogpatcher(vcmike.wordpress.com)
1 points by sajid 16y ago|0 comments
627.
Practicality: PHP vs Lisp(briancarper.net)
157 points by sajid 16y ago|152 comments
628.
Where does a tree get its mass?(thelastpsychiatrist.com)
176 points by sajid 16y ago|58 comments
629.
What makes us happy?(theatlantic.com)
5 points by sajid 16y ago|0 comments
630.
by sajid 16y ago
I find it troubling that even a company like Zappos doesn't consider alternatives to laying people off. Maybe everyone could have taken an 8% pay cut instead.

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