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by sakopov 11y ago
I don't follow. We're talking about body appendages from dead donors that have been washed of any cellular material so they can be retrofitted with cells from the recipient? I guess I'm not seeing what exactly is "lab-gr
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by sakopov 11y ago
Exactly! Now this loads on my phone!
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by sakopov 11y ago
It's so difficult when you're on a trajectory that you know will kill you yet you cannot change it because it feels like your entire being is so tainted and the sadness is so ingrained in your soul that your mind just tells you to
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C++ programming pioneer hacks off-grid, DIY, smart home(youtube.com)
1 points by sakopov 11y ago|0 comments
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by sakopov 11y ago
To sum this up, men in software engineering are like a bunch of children and expect everyone around them to be exactly the same. I couldn't agree more. I'd wager that most software companies (all i've worked for) have no sens
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by sakopov 11y ago
The outdoors is exactly why I want to get out to Pacific Northwest. I always find myself chasing nature here. Thank you for a great tip!
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by sakopov 11y ago
I'm a software engineer with a great job in midwest but I have never been happy here and have been contemplating about just packing my stuff and moving to Seattle for the past 3 years. I don't have any job leads but I have enough
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by sakopov 11y ago
I tried shit and it worked. Tried baby shit expecting same color and it was different. I like attention to detail here :)
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by sakopov 11y ago
Tried "shit" and got exactly the color I expected lmao. Cool project.
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by sakopov 11y ago
Are incorrectly stored passwords really the problem with a lot of the last few major security breaches? For instance, I read that Sony hack was an act of social engineering. Anthem was hacked via phishing attack. Ashley Madison hackers got
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by sakopov 11y ago
Of all of the even mildly helpful things a person can do with their time, this guy decides to rally for adding a "fuck you" emoji and then decides to blog about it like it's a life-long accomplishment... This is just very sad
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by sakopov 11y ago
I'm sorry, but this had red flags all over it but apparently author's greed ruled over rational thought process.
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Shots of Awe(youtube.com)
1 points by sakopov 11y ago|0 comments
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by sakopov 11y ago
Learned about this site a year or so ago while browsing Jason Silva's "Shots of awe" videos. Not directly related but also highly recommended for those who dabble in philosophy.
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by sakopov 11y ago
Peskov, the guy who found the family, used to put together expeditions once a year during summers to visit the family with a helicopter full of food and supplies. He'd write about it in Komsomolskaya Pravda every once in a while. I rem
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Announcing Windows Server 2016 Containers Preview(weblogs.asp.net)
1 points by sakopov 11y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: How does your company manage OSS use and licensing?
2 points by sakopov 11y ago|0 comments
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Eye movements 'change scenes' during dreams(bbc.com)
46 points by sakopov 11y ago|8 comments
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by sakopov 11y ago
Perhaps I am in the minority here, but in the 15 years I've owned cars I don't remember a time when I planned changing the battery. It was happens in the worst time, most frequently when I'm trying to get to work or home. So
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by sakopov 11y ago
I honestly think that some areas of social networking phenomena are dying and Google+ came on board at the beginning of the end. From my observation, Facebook is dying a slow death. I see most of my Facebook "friends" aren't
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by sakopov 11y ago
I have an almost 16-year-old email account with Yahoo that I started forwarding mail from a couple of years ago. I'd love to close it but it's hard to get rid of something that's been around for that long.
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by sakopov 11y ago
I can see that with Twitter, but Google? How is Google adrift?
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by sakopov 11y ago
Hardening security measures should be more important than announcing retaliation like a bunch of angry children. I don't know the nature of all of these attacks but didn't Sony get broken into via simple social engineering? The gu
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by sakopov 11y ago
Yahoo! simply boggles my mind. I have no idea what they do well as a tech company anymore or why they're still around. Their homepage spams with news about Kardashians and other celebrities along with horribly written articles by Yahoo
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Why you should wait on upgrading to .Net 4.6(nickcraver.com)
7 points by sakopov 11y ago|1 comments
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by sakopov 11y ago
Would you pay for it yourself? I'm struggling to see what a normal developer would use it for. I think your main customer will be high schools, colleges and universities. Not so much professional developers.
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by sakopov 11y ago
Correct me if i'm wrong, but Uber started out as a service that connected people without a ride to those who happened to be on the road within a few miles away and willing to give a lift for a few bucks. So what happened? Did Uber pivo
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by sakopov 11y ago
I'm on my second account on SO. A few years back I was fed up with the "SO police" and asked Jeff Atwood to close the account for me. I've been back for almost 2 years now but I'm not an active member by any means.
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How MembershipReboot stores passwords (2014)(brockallen.com)
7 points by sakopov 11y ago|4 comments
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Russia's secret space shuttles have been sitting in plain sight for 22 years(businessinsider.com)
7 points by sakopov 11y ago|2 comments

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