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steanne
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white men, actually "What on first inspection seemed like a sex difference was actually a difference between white males and everyone else." http://nautil.us/issue/48/chaos/the-hidden-sexism-of-how-w
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because of the disparity, not the information itself. if you (and everyone else applying for the job) give that info to a recruiter, the recruiter has and can act on all the info, but everyone else only has their one bit.
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oh, good. i like the project, but that had come across as a bit sketchy.
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you posted this yesterday[1] under the user name minim-one. why did you make another new account to post it today? [1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=14802243
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because then they 'mysteriously' break.
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i've liked newsblur, but i'm using samuel clay's site. i do not know how much of a bear self-hosting it is, but it is available. https://github.com/samuelclay/NewsBlur
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they're often used for contact information, especially URLs. however, common programs that can read qr codes can also read the same contact info when presented as text. the choice become presenting the data in a way both the user and
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number ten: bad english and/or lack of a proofreader. unimpressed, righthello.
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https://www.python.org/dev/peps/pep-0537/
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because we don't know if there's already life there we'd be having a detrimental effect on.
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he overestimates her power the same way he overestimates his own.
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the old presto version of opera had an option to default to user css for the whole program instead of the various sites'. don't know if that's still available in the new version.
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failing other explanation, i linked the thread when i sent him a couple of additions.
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they could just refrain from abbreviating junior. would clean one of the marks up.
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okay, finally bit the bullet and blocked it in hosts file.
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powershell requires .net. that is no longer tiny.
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http://www.softwareok.com/?seite=Freeware/AlwaysMouseWheel http://www.nirsoft.net/utils/nircmd.html
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nice! mailed them a couple more.
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the beginning of the end of my math studies was eighth-grade algebra. i GOT algebra, it was easy, and i enjoyed it. ..until the quadratic equation was introduced. "hey, that's really neat! how does it work?" "oh, you&
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yep, he made his own. https://www.schneier.com/academic/passsafe/
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yes! this. the problem is, there are a lot of people that are told to lose weight to cure back pain, they lose enough weight for it to alter their posture, and they experience new back pain. of course it's temporary, and if their do
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steanne
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because hacker news has a rule about using the original title.
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where do tech companies post when they need to fill non-tech jobs?
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Science does have all the answers. The problem is we don't have all the science. -James Morrow
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i worry about food allergies.
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joke's on them, they'll be surfacing into the north atlantic garbage patch.
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does this include the ones made by color switching? https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13935590
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molten salt can be used for solar
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that would be addressed by the second sentence you completely ignored.
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oh, that's easy, the unions fought for what was fair, and when they got it they KEPT GOING. we need a good balance, not for the side who happens to have the power at the moment taking all they can get.
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