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by thirdusername 17y ago
There was a google tech talk given by Quicklaunch (that this article is about) that was reasonably interesting which also covers other methods and why they are insufficient if you want more details: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1IXYsDdPv
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by thirdusername 17y ago
I love your comment, it's really informative and just what I need. Do you have any suggestions of references (online or offline) where a layman can learn more about social queues? :)
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by thirdusername 17y ago
It's the same for me and has been like that for weeks, months(?). Having your votes on hacker news isn't exactly important to life as others have pointed out but it's slightly demoralizing whenever I forget myself and vote on something only
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World's Greenest Homes: Hong Kong Space Saver : Video : Planet Green(planetgreen.discovery.com)
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by thirdusername 17y ago
Could you specify where "here" is, please. :)
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by thirdusername 17y ago
Samuel Johnson: Your manuscript is both good and original, but the part that is good is not original and the part that is original is not good.
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by thirdusername 17y ago
When it's illegal? There's a huge difference between crowd sourcing violence and writing something political (which a lot of people already get payed to do), ones organized crime the other is not.
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by thirdusername 17y ago
I think you meant to type the composite word "varsågod" (and not "Be so god" ^^), it's not a phrase. A similar problem exist with "lagom" which roughly means something like: "enough, not to much or to little.", with a strong positive meanin
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by thirdusername 17y ago
Swedes avoid making eye contact with strangers like it was the plague, a lot of effort is put into not getting caught looking at someone on public transportation or as you pass people on the street. My friends from CA were really bad at kee
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by thirdusername 17y ago
Stealing an image from the other person replying to you it pretty much looks just like this: http://www.ski-epic.com/amsterdam_bicycles/pm3s_amsterdam_bi... in many places. Block after block with bicycles although there is room on the sid
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by thirdusername 17y ago
I have a classmate that started his undergrad when he was 24 and were almost completely clueless when it came to programming, computers and nerd culture in general. Two years in hes hacking on side projects during lectures, referencing xkcd
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by thirdusername 17y ago
Somewhat related, would you mind answering: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=961172 :)
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by thirdusername 17y ago
I have the same problem although I think when you see the submissions vote go up it's someone else since they get voted on a lot more than individual comments. For me it's both in chrome and firefox (in Win 7) so I don't think it's the bro
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by thirdusername 17y ago
and/or have hacker news auto-flag the printer friendly / non-printer friendly version where it's possible to do so, could be an idea too. :)
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Osmotic Power Debuts in Norway(greeninc.blogs.nytimes.com)
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by thirdusername 17y ago
You are wrong, it has no connection to quick-match, just rating. I rate a lot of people globaly that never show up on quick match. :)
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by thirdusername 17y ago
I guess I should be flattered that none of the 2403 people I've one stared didn't return the flavor though truthfully I think I'd get really interested in whoever rated me back. :)
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by thirdusername 17y ago
Two people mutually rating each other 1 star supposedly generates a burn message.
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Your looks and your inbox(blog.okcupid.com)
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OO Design for Testability | Design Tech Talk Series(youtube.com)
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Mofo and Other Mysteries(blog.okcupid.com)
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by thirdusername 17y ago
Guilty: I had an issue with Jaxer requiring a head element in HTML5 despite me not wanting the jaxer framework being pushed to the client side. Curious: I'm supposed to do a six month placement with an open source project next semester (I'm
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by thirdusername 17y ago
I have a ruler with 1/16ths of an Inch marked on it. I don't have one with every 0.3175cm marked off on it. There's a 3mm mark though and I'm fairly certain that that trailing 0.175mm is well within your normal margin of error if you are
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by thirdusername 17y ago
I found most of your points absurd and you were up voted up so I thought it warranted a hopefully proper response. My country (Sweden) has used the metric system by law since 1888 so there's nobody left that remembers the good old days, it'
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by thirdusername 17y ago
- State employees make about 35% more than private-sector employees I'd like to know how they came up with those numbers, care to reference?
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by thirdusername 17y ago
It might be interesting to know that it's not entirely unusual for people to learn Swedish but stick to speaking English making English optional for the locals. I know of at least two people in my small city of Skövde that does that because
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by thirdusername 17y ago
I could probobly help you access the journals if you want to investigate further, I'd be interested in hearing the answer.
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by thirdusername 17y ago
There are actually a lot of people arguing that animal life is equivalent to human life. See: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Animal_liberation_movement Richard Dawkins recently put up an interview he had with Peter Singer http://www.youtub
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by thirdusername 17y ago
Why don't you import one?
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by thirdusername 17y ago
http://piecesofrakesh.blogspot.com/2009/08/songs-in-code.htm... popped into my newsreader this morning, had a few more good ones. :)

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