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Firefly: Arduino-based board for DIY space projects
(kickstarter.com)
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Creative Commons 4.0 Draft Ready for Comment
(creativecommons.org)
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Armadillo's reusable rocket licensed for launch
(newscientist.com)
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Is Dark Matter Hiding in Plain Sight?
(skymania.com)
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14y ago
http://cinnamon.linuxmint.com/
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Shatner vs. Wheaton: Star Trek Stars Narrate Mars Rover’s 7 Minutes of Terror
(wired.com)
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14y ago
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PhD Comics: The New Mars Rover
(phdcomics.com)
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Natural Gas Fracking Industry May Be Paying Off Scientists
(wired.com)
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14y ago
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Sergey Brin's search rank patent filing
(appft.uspto.gov)
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17y ago
This one's a pretty good idea. His family is huge (both sides of his family have their reunion in my barn, so I know) so he should have plenty of data. I didn't know the thumb business was a Mendelian trait.
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Ask HN: 5th Grade Science Fair Project Ideas
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17y ago
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17y ago
After the second ad rolled out in front of the article in less than ten seconds I left the site. So, I guess I won't find out how to live forever.
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17y ago
The name with all the negative connotations would probably be FailMail. :-)
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steelhive
17y ago
Well, guess I'm screwed out of having a relationship yet again. I flunk those captchas about half the time.
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18y ago
Just because he once worked on Duke Nukem Forever, da Vinci has been unfairly tagged as a procrastinator.
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18y ago
To Craigslist and Google. (I'm so sorry. Fish... barrel...)
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18y ago
So, er, this would be an XX/XY-combinator?
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18y ago
This page is a superbly clear summary of the service. Someone at Amazon should be proud.
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XKCD: Keynote
(xkcd.com)
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18y ago
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18y ago
Hey, what a coincidence. I run from Microsoft Office daily.
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18y ago
Byte was a great magazine, especially the early '80s issues which had themed articles and a matching Tinney cover. I can still picture the SmallTalk hot air balloon and the C toolbox. But the mag I really miss is Micro Cornucopia. The dep
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steelhive
18y ago
I must be using the wrong set of dice. I've rolled three different times and each time I get "use GPS to mine for virtual gold for lawful, evil magic-users".
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18y ago
Hmm. My globe has "Oceania" printed just to the right of Australia. Perhaps it was a misprint and meant to go on Australia. (Hint: Oceania was the country in "Nineteen Eighty-Four".)
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'Big Bang' Neutron Beam Line Starts Work
(ornl.gov)
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18y ago
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18y ago
My first thought was of "Snowcrash" as well. My second, less pleasant, thought was of my favorite local Chinese restaurant, Mr. Lee's. (General Tso's Kitten, anyone?) By the way, didn't Steve Wozniak try something similar? Wheels of Zeus? (
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Tutorial: Write a Blogging App with PLT Scheme
(docs.plt-scheme.org)
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18y ago
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18y ago
Here's the relevant link repackaged to get around the parens problem. http://tinyurl.com/4epkag Heh. A site written in a lisp-variant has trouble with parens. :-)
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18y ago
There has been some great work for the DLR (rides on Mono/CLR) and it'd make a fantastic platform on which to develop new languages. But the licensing/patent agreement between Novell and Microsoft only applies to Novell and its customers. M
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Oh, man. I should've known it. Llanfairpwllgwyngyllgogerychwyrndrobwyll-llantysiliogogogoch is the y-combinator function in Arc. See the article: http://tinyurl.com/244fl Note: Wikipedia says the village is referred to as Llanfair PG. En
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Learn Game Programming in Scheme
(world.cs.brown.edu)
36 points
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18y ago
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