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by settsu 10y ago
"...a second high-profile trial in Gothenburg, at a surgery unit at Sahlgrenska University hospital, also recently reported increased productivity and a reduction in sick leave, although labour costs have gone up there too." The i
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by settsu 11y ago
As a tech and automotive geek, I find this interesting and would be interested in a deeper investigation into the legal implications between the manufacturer and hacker (software licensing, etc.) as well as how, if any, existing motor vehic
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by settsu 11y ago
No, not the only way. Just the lazy way.
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by settsu 11y ago
Are so many adults that insecure and self-centered that they think everyone is focused on their bathroom activities? I'm certainly not paying that close attention. That said, I flush for noise and smell out of courtesy but not because
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by settsu 11y ago
> If you are operating under the presumption that the government is always a bad-faith actor, then we have much, much bigger problems. It needn't be "always", just (perceived as) too often. It seems fair to say the broad s
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by settsu 11y ago
I'm curious how this will perform in the real world since humans also cannot see the lane markings but, unlike the system described in the article, do not refer to stored or ad hoc environment mapping and instead operate on an entirely
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by settsu 11y ago
“In the future, people are going to be wearing more electronics..." Are they though?
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by settsu 12y ago
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Inductive_charging#Disadvantage...
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by settsu 12y ago
"useless as you are"?
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by settsu 12y ago
Are you so unhappy with your life that you have to tear others down to feels better?
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by settsu 12y ago
why would you say that to someone.
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by settsu 12y ago
So sad.
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by settsu 12y ago
Wow. Sad.
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by settsu 12y ago
S̶o̶?̶ Fuck it, I don't give a shit. It's painfully lazy headline writing like every other commercial site on the web and it has made Hacker News as fucking useless as the articles it links to...
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by settsu 12y ago
Came to comment specifically with this: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Betteridge%27s_law_of_headlines
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by settsu 12y ago
If you require so many peripherals concurrently, why would you consider a notebook?
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by settsu 12y ago
Incorrect, but, ultimately, I don't give a fuck.
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by settsu 12y ago
We should just remain comfortably cocooned in our contextual containers.
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by settsu 12y ago
No, I suppose you're right. That's not at all fascinating to consider...
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by settsu 12y ago
Incidentally, the news from Prague 70 years ago: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1945_Bombing_of_Prague
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by settsu 12y ago
What about a Bandcamp+Vimeo partnership?
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by settsu 12y ago
I understand his educational status. But my point was, for example, dismissing an idea suggested by a child simply because the idea came from a child, not on a qualitative basis. Clearly higher learning institutions can, have, and do serve
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by settsu 12y ago
Don't get caught. And make sure there's no one above you when you do.
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by settsu 12y ago
There's just something wrong with a system when a "a third-year medical student and a Howard Hughes Medical Institute scholar" is considered "lowly status." Years of innovative thinking from highly intelligent indiv
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by settsu 12y ago
Geez, spoiler aler... never mind...
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by settsu 12y ago
Use your Freelancer portfolio to get contract work with agencies. They tend to fancy themselves one stop shops for clients and you can capitalize on that.
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by settsu 12y ago
No, their motivations are far more varied and far less clear. While I certainly don't subscribe to anything so foolish as wholesale dismissal of the entire establishment, it's not as if every medical professional came out of a fac
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by settsu 12y ago
I admire the idea of transparency on principle but wonder how practical it is long term or under likely scenarios in the future of a company. And I wonder how that profit compares to similar businesses? And if it is sustainable? (Just to st