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samirmenon
12y ago
This seems like one of those things that should've existed from the very start.
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12y ago
The conspiracy theorist in me says this is someone at Docker looking for competition.
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12y ago
This is awesome. Who cares that it's a little cumbersome - it works! On a more national scale, could something like this be done for Congress? C-SPAN already does most of the hard work of filming and uploading to the web, so perhaps it
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12y ago
Boston has a very strong biking culture, partly due to the large number of university students there.
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12y ago
Is a sustained lack of oversight (from Congress, or anyone else) a necessary part of this compromise?
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12y ago
It says my Facebook account is "too new" to get Stellars.... I've had it for over 3 months. What's the reasoning?
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12y ago
If you graph "republicans" and "democrats", the graphs are almost identical.
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12y ago
If you're in the browser, you can also paste into the address bar... (ctrl-L ctrl-v ctrl-a ctrl-c)
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12y ago
I thought it was interesting. I imagine that the people who voted it to the front page thought so too.
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12y ago
I don't know, I'm gay, and when I see a picture of Benedict Cumberbatch or Robert Downey Jr, I certainly don't think "Damn, he's accomplished and brilliant"; I think "Damn, he's hot!"
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12y ago
Only if that gene happens to be on the sex chromosomes! There are 22 other chromosomes, though. I'm no biologist, but I believe you are referring to sex-linked traits. Hemophilia is the most studied example, but there are many ( http:&
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12y ago
"Just like Physics is particles and waves at the same time" Really?
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12y ago
The Whois lookup of filecoin.io gives the name "Juan Batiz-Benet", so this isn't very anonymous.
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12y ago
Just as an alternative, the NYPL (which is the New York City public library system) allows you to get a library card, and browse from their online ebook collection, as long as you are a resident of New York state. It's a bit of an anno
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12y ago
You're saying that lawyers and politicians provide little or no value to others? Don't democracy and a fair legal system require good lawyers and politicians?
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12y ago
This game is frequently a part of Legend Of Zelda: Phantom Hourglass (in the Ocean Temple). It's cool that you've made it a standalone game.
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12y ago
Thanks. Sometimes I miss that kind of stuff because the image is cached on my compu. I'll fix that in the next release.
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12y ago
Thanks. To use something like Twilio, you'd have to pay. It's not immediately apparent, but this operates entirely for free, using the 'email to SMS' bridge that all major carriers already have. At some point I'll o
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12y ago
I was suspicious when you claimed they copied you guys, but it's hard to see how they didn't. Wow.
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Show HN: AppSMS – make apps for people without smartphones
(appsms.co)
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For many people, the "useless" composite video RCA is what allows them to use the Pi. It's a great way to repurpose an old TV you have laying around.
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12y ago
Are you sure? I've seen waivers and "individual consent" forms that can supposedly release your health records.
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12y ago
How does this compare to Bloomberg? From what I've seen, people in the financial services industry have gotten very good at using the Bloomberg Terminal commands to examine this kind of data.
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The price limit in the App Store is $999. I wonder why they chose $99, and not something higher.
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I have been thinking about something like this for about a year now...you've done an excellent job! Good luck!
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I think, in this context, "beginners" refers to new Python programmers who want to use Python to build a web app. After all, the site's intro clearly states, "You're knee deep in learning the Python programming lang
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"the segregation was in accordance with IeSF tournament regulations and was to 'avoid possible conflicts (e.g. a female player eliminating a male player during RO8 [round of eight]) among other things.'" What makes that
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"goal-oriented people exist in a state of nearly continuous failure" Is that bad? Perhaps it's okay to fail a lot; for some, it may push them to work harder.
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Just how many kinds of infinity are there? [video]
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12y ago
By citing "low consequences", are you asserting that giving harsher punishments to teenagers would 'correct' their behavior?
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