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by sosuke 12y ago
I remember watching Prince of Darkness, the students were in science. [Walter is studying quantum physics] Walter: Why do I want a Ph.D. in this? Catherine: Particle beam weapons, research grants... Walter: A millionaire when I&#x
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by sosuke 12y ago
Are they already in production, is it being sold, do they need funding, are they going to do a Kickstarter? (half joking, I can imagine it happening) This tech sounds cool, but the site doesn't say anything about implementations.
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by sosuke 12y ago
He will be doing a workshop: RIMS Joint Research Workshop: On the verification and further development of inter-universal Teichmuller theory (in Japanese) http://www.kurims.kyoto-u.ac.jp/~motizuki/2015-03%20IUTeich%...
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by sosuke 12y ago
I've always thought so, and I figure it is a case of our sue-happy culture and a cover your ass tactic "anything you say can and will be used against you" kind of fear. I'd love to have reached out to some applicants in
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by sosuke 12y ago
Access to guns is very restrictive in Japan, extremely restrictive in fact, yet they have a higher suicide rate than the United States. http://www.wikiwand.com/en/List_of_countries_by_suicide_rate
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by sosuke 12y ago
Japan is an excellent example, even the police don't often carry guns if I remember correctly.
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I read a lot of watch blogs, they do sweepstakes and brand reviews that I love to read. http://www.ablogtowatch.com/watch-giveaway-tudor-heritage-ch...
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by sosuke 12y ago
They are not, that is "Intentional self-harm (suicide) by other and unspecified means and their sequelae"
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by sosuke 12y ago
I'd argue that domestic violence shouldn't be separated in that, and to my point the word domestic doesn't appear in the data. It is suicide, homicide, or accidental. As for suicide prevention, removing the instruments of dea
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by sosuke 12y ago
Bed/mattress, I mean the big soft thing not the frame sorry.
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by sosuke 12y ago
I keep looking through the data, http://www.cdc.gov/nchs/data/nvsr/nvsr63/nvsr63_03.pdf , and it seems like cars still beat out guns by a good margin. They even say in the article most of the gun deaths a
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by sosuke 12y ago
Sponsored posts, sponsored events, sponsored custom takeovers don't fall into ad blockers since they aren't being served by Akamai etc. If you're doing products, affiliate links from your posts.
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by sosuke 12y ago
You do wear clothes everyday, but hopefully not the same ones everyday. If I only had one set of clothes to wear for 2 years you better believe I'll be willing to spend over $1000 for it. The analogy just doesn't work, over a 2 ye
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Netflix Denies It Is Blocking VPNs(vpncreative.net)
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by sosuke 12y ago
I know relating things is very natural, but I don't feel Facebook is the new AOL at all until they offer ISP and a web browser. That is what made AOL AOL. Facebook may be many peoples main destination, but it isn't how they connec
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OpenID 2.0 for Google Accounts is going away(support.google.com)
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by sosuke 12y ago
Just on the subject of programmer salaries, I was talking with someone who had much more experience in the computing industry than myself and he pointed out something I'd never known. He said that programmer salaries from pre-bubble da
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by sosuke 12y ago
Then it sounds like a case of they did unto others but don't want that done unto them. :-)
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by sosuke 12y ago
Which part of the history had to do with open borders creating Texas? Was it the Spanish explorers in the 1500s? The French? Was it Mexico's independence war? Texas independence war? Texas joining the Union? They don't call it the
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by sosuke 12y ago
I've had luck working with Creative Circle, even found full remote stuff. The rates aren't high since they take a cut, but you can sit back and let the jobs roll in. Very passive freelancing.
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by sosuke 12y ago
I keep wondering, do these trends apply even to places without walkability or public transportation?
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by sosuke 12y ago
The biggest issue to be addressed is the last one, how do you change the legal liability. If I have a shop, that is receiving public threats, I choose to remain open, you choose to visit even after hearing the threats. Something happens to
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by sosuke 12y ago
"In Detroit, officials say that their busts have helped raise the street price of a kilogram of cocaine to roughly $43,000 from about $30,000." Doesn't that just make the risk / reward proposition even more appealing to
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by sosuke 12y ago
Indeed, I did incorrectly assume this could/would be in all the trees on the street.
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by sosuke 12y ago
This doesn't sound great, what about all the tree dwelling critters that would be unable to hide or sleep?
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by sosuke 12y ago
Please point me to something about "layout tables" because I haven't hear of or seen a resurgence of <table/> layouts.
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by sosuke 12y ago
It was a freedom in programming too, JavaScript was/is still buggy from browser to browser and with Flash using ActionScript you could code once and run confidently in any browser with the plugin.
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Neat start, but so many holes! JavaScript didn't take off for years, jQuery didn't come about 2006, and arguably the real start of the JavaScript "renaissance" was Prototype in 2005. CSS grid layouts got their start in a
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by sosuke 12y ago
We see that issue throughout this thread, voters don't get to make the final rules in most things. They elect the school board, or elect whomever chooses the school board, and they put their trust in the ideals which that candidate has
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by sosuke 12y ago
Can you recommend any other articles that share your view? The perspective of the present time is strange. I share the authors view that progress happened much more rapidly in the past, and that the future always seems 10 years out. Is that

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