throwaway5752

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by throwaway5752 13y ago
My limited understanding of go is that the stone placement confers position and tempo, too, which would be undercounted looking at it purely from points.
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by throwaway5752 13y ago
The only reason this study is focusing on this patient group (knife/gunshot wounds) is that they are suffering from massive, active blood loss. The patient doesn't have enough blood and it would be a waste of transfusions.
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by throwaway5752 13y ago
A halfway decent burr grinder for coffee.
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by throwaway5752 13y ago
None whatsoever. edit: The stumbling block for cryonics the massive trauma to cells at a molecular level from freezing. If I have to bet, that never gets solved and cryonics is a pipe dream. So, I didn't mean to be so blithe, but this
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by throwaway5752 13y ago
Yes, the article is accurate. No, it tells us nothing new about thought and consciousness. They're trying to make it accessible, but are just confusing matters. This is no different than resuscitating an otherwise 'dead' pers
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by throwaway5752 13y ago
http://online.wsj.com/news/articles/SB1000142405270230346500... That may have been true a decade ago. Sadly there's plenty of money already to be made in treating MRSA, c. difficile, mdr/xdr TB, and (te
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by throwaway5752 13y ago
Like what? Name a few. If you reply, I'll do some research to see if it's as black and white as you're making it out to be, and reply back. In the event you're talking about hydrogen sulfide (popularized via TED & D
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by throwaway5752 13y ago
It crashed in the southern Indian ocean. The media circus around this has been very undignified. I hope they are able to find the black box to end the speculation and give the families some closure.
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by throwaway5752 13y ago
Hey, leave Python out of it :)
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by throwaway5752 13y ago
That's a strangely hostile response. I went through all of marktangotango's previous comments and didn't see one mention of Wolfram. Am I missing something?
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by throwaway5752 13y ago
Hm. I was on the fence after reading this thread a few hours ago, but coming back to and seeing some of the responses I have come firmly down on the side of this being a good idea. Apparently a number of commenters are under the misapprehe
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by throwaway5752 13y ago
He hates it, but he's using it. Take it for what it's worth.
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by throwaway5752 13y ago
Are you fucking kidding me?
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by throwaway5752 13y ago
It happens. Tell your wife. Inform the board. Hire a lawyer to deal with the debts. Inform the employees, giving them some idea of severance and resources to transition elsewhere . Figure out how money you have left and do an orderly w
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by throwaway5752 13y ago
Yes, it's great if you want a lot of multi-tenant instances on one box. Why would HN benefit from that, though?
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by throwaway5752 13y ago
Before the cloud we just called those backups.
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by throwaway5752 13y ago
So, another words, you have no realistically achievable plan either, but you're angrier and more pessimistic. How about this: if you want measurable change, start with a goal that has somewhere greater than a 0 percent chance of succe
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by throwaway5752 13y ago
Funny how the anti-Monsanto position is always caricatured as a liberal anti-GMO person. I think it is just as likely to be a libertarian person who finds their legal pursuit of farmers who have (frequently accidentally) had their crops cro