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Hipster ladders :)
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Sure, we just need someone to design and mass-manufacture an open source multi-gigabyte RAM chip, then the same for a non-volatile memory.
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Forcing people to do things because they were diagnosed will only make people avoid being diagnosed.
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hahaha I first read "federal pigs"
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OMG~ turns out the modification packs the pig's meat with gluten!!!
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You procrastinate because you are tired. Sleep, and entertain yourself with the presence of good people. Boom, procrastination gone.
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This. Play 2 hours of videogames and babyboomer parents start loosing their minds (but not after spending the whole evening watching TV)
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Buzzword poetry :)
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Maybe it's my inexperience with kids then. Perhaps I should have taken the boy to the local apple store? Thanks~
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I am curious: how to downvote in HN?
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And they don't make them in the same quantities. I think what killed Toys R Us was demographics more than consumer trends.
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Anecdote time: I took my cousin (12) to a toy store once. First it was difficult to get him out of his iPad and get out of home. Second he was completely indifferent to anything in the store. We ended up buying some card games and credit fo
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Quantum Physics, a Book-Path for My Self-Study
(metapuffer.wordpress.com)
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Learn Quick, by Mike Boyd https://www.youtube.com/user/microboyd He makes videos of himself learning things, like wheeling a bike, throwing cards, etc... Very charismatic youtuber
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With one's complement it is easier to multiply by minus one: just invert all bits. It is also symmetrical around the zero, so sequences of random numbers will truly tend to average to zero.
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Look at the worth of the things you do, not at the worth of who you are.
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This 70 years old computer beats the crap out of your PC
(metapuffer.wordpress.com)
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Taleb is in my "Stephen Wolfram" list too. I'm curious, who else is in yours?
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sad truth...
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> I will use the Arabic word thar, "blood vengeance," for this value system Do I see a strawman there?
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Brian Lopes - Mastering Mountain Bike Skills. Taught me that the sound of my tires rolling on gravel is more rewarding than a place in the podium. Patrick King - The Art of Witty Banter. Taught me how to be entertaining among non-engineers.
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What about a crowdfunding platform for science? Especially for replicating previous controversial results. It seems to me that traditional scientific funding fails at that.
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"a judge always had the choice to decide whether or not cops get to invade your privacy." Judges could not, and cannot, force anyone to reveal information, which is different from providing access to physical places and objects. S
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cyber-cyberword cybercompilation.
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Because I implemented the thing during a bus ride, the sending time was not very random, and looking at a stream of messages she suspected I was scheduling them. When I showed her that even the content of the message was automatically gener
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Nothing fancy, I used "Tasker" on my own android phone. Ugliest thing ever, but I managed to hack it during a bus trip, and it worked.
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My girlfriend needed to be texted everyday otherwise she would turn sour. So I made an sms generator that randomly composed sentences combining words from three tables and sent to her at random times. It took her many months to notice. When
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9y ago
Interesting answer. Can you recommend one of those textbooks?
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:)
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Is this headline the first exception to Betteridge's law of headlines?
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