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First, please read and internalize dsacco's comment. In the meantime, the following might help. But from experience, if your math is already shaky, you would certainly need to look for resources covering everything listed in a more in
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Doctor in Kenya performs brain surgery on the wrong person
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The true story of the fake US embassy in Ghana
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Ironical that the only help that Yemen - the poorest country in the region - can get from the neighbouring resource rich countries is bombs raining from the sky. Now, Saudi Arabia so hates the Shias that they would rather bomb Yemen to the
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I suppose, you don't eat fruits or uncooked vegetables? Transmission isn't just limited to using dirty water.
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Elsewhere, I read that China doesn't allow Muslim civil servants and students from fasting during Ramadan. Was that only applying to this region or was applicable to other regions with non-Turkic Chinese Muslims?
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"It was like replacing the wheels on a moving vehicle" That reminds me of this crazy video I once watched. https://youtube.com/watch?v=Cad8fyYeFnY
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Thanks
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Just asked someone else this question: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=14795245 . Maybe you could also give your perspectives on the same.
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Glad to know your story and I have been interested with trying them but haven't yet mustered the courage yet. Which languages/frameworks do you think are popular with the clients on Toptal. I am asking this because I am mostly int
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We have a few remnants of the British colonialists here in Kenya. And one such, who has since passed on but was on the news regularly was called Cholmondeley. With the exception of one newscaster, who taught us how to read the name correctl
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Do Buy - Do Buyers
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Funny that while the IITs, as per the article, is said to be a collection of autonomous institutes, and that the University of California, which is an another collection of colleges, and still rated higher than the IITs, you would want to d
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Sad, very sad. I wish they had tried shooting at the book and see whether the bullet penetrates it. Only thereafter should they have tried on a human being. Still, a very risky thing.
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Every time I hear or read something about the US I realize the country is in many ways far behind Europe. When it comes to healthcare (in terms of accessibility), education (in terms of cost), infrastructure, etc, America seems to be doing
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I fear the current 'iterations' might not last long because of the video aspect. I have been following two other courses from Berkeley: data8.org and datastructur.es. However, because of a certain directive (and I don't fault
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Any linear algebra book you would recommend for self study?
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I know this really isn't the place for religion but somehow the Quran talks about these things: 51:47-49 47. We constructed the universe with power, and We are expanding it. 48. And the earth—We spread it out—How well We prepared it! 4
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In this case, I believe, the prevalence of cheating among CS students isn't higher than cheating among students of other courses in the same universities, or elsewhere. Even in public health, occasionally, the prevalence of a certain d
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HTML and CSS alone would not be adequate for the kind of behaviour you are looking for - 'updating their site'. At the very least, you need to learn how to customise a CMS. A well known CMS that I would recommend is WordPress. How
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"But the week is man-made, arbitrary, a substance not found in nature." One thing that occasionally makes me wonder is the universality of the day of the week. Everywhere you go - with the possible exception of the people living o
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My anecdote: I once had a Medium article posted over here and had hundreds of people coming from HN reading the post. I think, as others are telling you, the title needs to arouse the interest of people for them to click the link.
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The title "Why You Shouldn't Take Your Hotel Soap" is quite misleading. The linked article actually talks of the opposite of this edited title.
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Incredible, what some people can achieve. As a Kenyan, I am really proud of these athletes.
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Humanity at its best: Your son gets killed in a foreign country and, rather than being angry with the people of that country for producing some murderers, you actually help seven other families with organs from your now dead son. And, the f
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While I have never been to the US and the UK, the NYT and the Guardian are two places I occasionally stumble to, to find out what's going on in the world. Well, you don't have to be a New Yorker to read the NYT, and neither is its
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I had to tinker with the CSS on Chrome developer tools just so as to read the story. Regardless, a very interesting story with one of the most important part of his life story buried down there somewhere - his success in advocating for stro
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Ask HN: Facebook's 2FA with third party apps
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I think Erdogan, the dictator, and 'moderate Islamism' as you quote, are two different things and we shouldn't conflate the two. If anything, his arch-nemesis, the US based Fethullah Gulen, is also an Islamist though of a dif
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It looks already abandoned, even before reaching v1.
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