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17y ago
I hate people.
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17y ago
Well...a lot of people share those sentiments. :)
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17y ago
I remember something Carl Sagan said...something along the lines (paraphrased) that the scholars at Alexandria questioned the movement of the stars but not of social conventions like slavery. The machines they made were made for the amuseme
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Contrarian Investor Predicts Economic Crash in China
(nytimes.com)
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17y ago
True. But I would think that people at google would be thorough. Most perplexing.
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17y ago
No matter how they carve it up, I feel like a fool. It still comes to ~$1000 a year for a smart phone, this one or another. It makes me think I should wait a couple of years for data plans to come down in price as voice and SMS plans have d
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17y ago
If you search for "muhummad is " you get the results you are looking for.
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17y ago
I guess the plastic logic reader will have competition after all. I could use something like this. I'm annoyed, though, that all of them insist on being a networked device. I really just want a miniature flash drive that displays files.
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Skiff Reader: The Largest Yet Thinnest eBook Reader to Date
(gizmodo.com)
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17y ago
The internet is a very complicated machine that can turn boredom into a flag.
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17y ago
I have goals sorted out like this but my A-goals just don't seem do-able...it just seems, though, that they're not obtainable.
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17y ago
It's absolutely a game. I spent most of my college years doinking around with hacker wargames and trying to hack kernel code, albeit not well. I didn't get graded on that but rather on how well I could put together a resume or whatever. I r
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Trick question: while( x -- 0 ) // x goes to 0
(stackoverflow.com)
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17y ago
I hate people.
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17y ago
I wonder if anyone has thought about doing a typesetting/proof reading service for self-publishing authors but no marketing
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One heck of a hack: Ocarina from an egg
(youtube.com)
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17y ago
I love HN. Everyone here is an expert on anything.
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17y ago
And if I'm not a criminal, I shouldn't be treated as such. It's a tad selfish, if you don't mind me saying, of you to automatically assume it's OK to give away my rights in addition to yours.
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17y ago
What about my underpants? I could hide a usb key in there with vital information. Since I'm bringing my own personal underpants can they search it to?
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17y ago
That just sounds too good to be true, especially the data plan situation.
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17y ago
Don't forget to throw in general market data, too.
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17y ago
Perhaps. Since I'm a non-artists mundane type, the work I would hypothetically be doing would be more important. All those pictures feel kinda tacked on, anyways.
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17y ago
Sort of sounds like New School of Florida, as described to me by an alumni. People design their own coursework for the semester and regularly meet with an adviser.
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17y ago
I should have qualified it with "I wonder how he got in; that is one heck of a hack". This article wasn't mean for that perspective, though. Sorry.
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17y ago
How do people do hardware startups?
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17y ago
I wonder if some other person like PG will do a Y Combinator for another industry.
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17y ago
That's one hell of a hack.
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17y ago
On the plus side, if aliens like these ever do show up it's because they genuinely have our interest at heart or they want something but not something they can just take -- leverage on our part -- which for them, would be easy. Also good, t
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17y ago
I graduated with a CS degree from a random not-in-California university. It depends on the development environment of the company. I did a lot of systems programming and eventually earned the attention of a company that did hire me. They us
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17y ago
Customers suck.
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