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by seccess 11y ago
My grandpa died of parkinson's, its a really slow and heartbreaking disorder. I think early diagnosis would be wonderful. It runs in the family, and his two older brothers and father had it, so he lived a very preventative lifestyle -
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by seccess 11y ago
Very interesting, thanks for the clarification! I had always assumed that only alpha and beta particles constitute ionizing radiation.
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by seccess 11y ago
I believe most Geiger counters measure ionizing radiation, and X-rays are electromagnetic radiation.
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New Petition Urges Congress to Pass Bill Banning Scalper Bots(liveforlivemusic.com)
1 points by seccess 11y ago|0 comments
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by seccess 11y ago
"In 1919, a tank of molasses in Boston collapsed. Molasses is thick, so you might think it would flow out slowly, but it didn't. The wave of molasses swept down the streets too fast to outrun, demolishing buildings and killing 21
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by seccess 11y ago
Mental exercise really is the right way to describe it. When I started bouldering, I always assumed it was purely about strength. But knowing the right way to approach a route, and how to position your weight, can be the difference between
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by seccess 11y ago
Not that counterattacking is necessarily the best option, but from what I've heard from colleagues in China, the security ecosystem there is far worse than the US. Especially with respect to encryption, many companies and government se
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by seccess 11y ago
I thought that bucket was large too, but then I realized it is only used for color, not size. So size of county is a more granular measure for housing measure, if that's what you're looking for. EDIT: I see, you're saying the
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California governor signs bill eliminating personal vaccine exemptions(arstechnica.com)
3 points by seccess 11y ago|0 comments
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by seccess 11y ago
Or, are men with naturally lower testosterone levels more likely to stay in a single LTR?
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by seccess 11y ago
Yeah I checked Google as well, but swapping children seemed too easy for an interview question. I'm wondering if it means restructuring the tree so a different node is the root. Trees have the property that any node can be the root and
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by seccess 11y ago
What does it mean to invert a binary tree? I'm not familiar with this operation on binary trees. Does it mean to swap parents with child nodes? Or to swap siblings?
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by seccess 11y ago
"Vault is designed to be an equivalent, but designed to project a user’s important content." Gotta love a typo that, hilariously, says the opposite of what is meant.
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Facebook’s free Internet for the poor leaves out high-bandwidth sites(arstechnica.com)
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How to crack any Master Lock combination in eight tries or less(arstechnica.com)
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West Virginia is the latest state to ban Tesla direct sales(arstechnica.com)
4 points by seccess 12y ago|0 comments
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by seccess 12y ago
"python - is of course a Monty Python reference" I had no idea! Makes me love it even more.
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East Texas judge who oversaw 1,700 patent cases joins biggest IP law firm(arstechnica.com)
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by seccess 12y ago
There is a really interesting documentary about world record arcade gamers called "The King of Kong" [0] that follows people who try to get top scores in Donkey Kong and other arcade games. Its enjoyable and interesting, I highly
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by seccess 12y ago
"They warn that owners with the freedom to inspect and modify code will be capable of violating a wide range of laws and harming themselves and others." This argument is a bit silly, given how many laws can be broken and how much
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by seccess 12y ago
This seems like it will be really useful for servers---I wonder how much it will matter for desktops though. Logging out and logging back in seems like a requirement for xorg, groups, etc. While it isn't a reboot, it still kills my win
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by seccess 12y ago
Seeing these pictures reminds me of this video of workers climbing a 1700ft TV tower [0]. Its pretty intense even to just watch, that is some real-world superhero courage right there! [0] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7k4X
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by seccess 12y ago
Yep. For things that aren't "big data" (nearly everything), I've started to use in-memory SQLite databases for analysis. Just loading your data into a table makes doing all the selections/aggregations pretty simple
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by seccess 12y ago
This is certainly scary stuff, but I was a bit annoyed with the line: "...consequences such as when Target notified a woman's family that she was pregnant before she even told them. " I've heard this story referenced tim
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by seccess 12y ago
I like the idea, but my first thought was that Apple's iMessage social graph may not be interconnected enough to work. I think that a rating service needs some level of critical mass to succeed. Many restaurants on Yelp only have dozen
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by seccess 12y ago
I don't think DNSSEC ensures the hostnames are secret. From RFC 4033 [0]: "The DNS security extensions provide origin authentication and integrity protection for DNS data, as well as a means of public key distribution. These exte
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In-flight Internet service issues fake HTTPS certificate YouTube visitors(arstechnica.com)
12 points by seccess 12y ago|1 comments
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by seccess 12y ago
This was my first reaction too, I've been using it for over a year and I had assumed patrons of HN knew all about it. For anyone who isn't familiar, this is a great library for getting machine learning code up and running quickly!
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by seccess 12y ago
Well, the only reason you can make this criticism in the first place is because Android has an open issue tracker. You can't criticize iOS for doing this, because you can't see their issue tracker. I can just as easily change my s
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by seccess 12y ago
Sold. This could have the added benefit that every leap year we can get two days off for new years eve, since people will be used to getting Feb 28th off anyway ;)

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