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   by uncoder0 15y ago

   Here is the link to the original Post: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3774416
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   by uncoder0 15y ago

   It would appear that way. Xcode Icon: http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/0/0c/Xcode_icon.png
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   by uncoder0 15y ago

   Good point. I have not read the paper in its entirety. I think all of these variables are very hard to control for which is why I take all studies like this with a grain of salt, especially if I don't read the entire text.
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   by uncoder0 15y ago

   I could only find older (~2yr) anecdotal evidence. I could not find anything I would quote without a disclaimer. :) (Ordered by higest CTR) #1: Bing, Yahoo, Google [1] #2: Bing, Google, Yahoo [2] [1] http://www.thepicky.com/internet/chi
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   by uncoder0 15y ago

   I think this was a given however, it is nice to see it documented and backed by data. I assume this is why 'predatory' (by my definition) advertising for useless tech products such as Carbonite does so well on conservative talk radio. Con
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   by uncoder0 15y ago

   Pre-coffee comment. Thanks for the proof read.
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   by uncoder0 15y ago

   Your reply is surely in jest.However, if it was not, the Iceman who lived 5,000 years had Lyme disease. "Perhaps most surprising, researchers found the genetic footprint of bacteria known as Borrelia burgdorferi in his DNA—making the Iceman
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   by uncoder0 15y ago

   Good point. I have been a long time listener and afaik they clearly mention when a segment is fictitious. That is pretty interesting though.
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   by uncoder0 15y ago

   I think in 'Retraction' the This American Life[1] episode that aired this weekend does a good job of pointing this line of reasoning. Specifically the second act. [1] http://www.thisamericanlife.org/radio-archives/episode/460/r...
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    by uncoder0 15y ago

    Agreed. Osmos is a game I look to when I want to show someone how games should sound.
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    by uncoder0 15y ago

    I would love some comments with voting so that you can see the most "valid" reason the code in question is bad.
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    by uncoder0 15y ago

    Privacy policies are not something I am intimately familiar with, but this seems like a problem that could be solved in a similar way to licensing open source software. When I look at using a piece of software I quickly jump to the license,
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    by uncoder0 15y ago

    Finally, an actual case of music piracy/theft.
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    by uncoder0 15y ago

    Reminds me of this 'solution' http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1116966310/multi-touch-k...
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    by uncoder0 15y ago

    2030 is a long way out.
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    by uncoder0 15y ago

    Interesting choice of color on the age graph. It almost looks like it implies those older than 41 are not somehow as important those younger. They almost blend into the background.
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    by uncoder0 15y ago

    “Let’s boldly suggest that the objects’ morphological features would allow us to say that they are living.” I would have liked a more in-depth explanation and some photos indicating the morphological features. This is the only photo I could
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    by uncoder0 15y ago

    I agree, they should have used a total price of $875. (34% Increase) $240/$178 * $649 $649 = iPhone 4S 16GB Unlocked | $178 = CoM in China | $240 = Aproximate CoM in USA
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    by uncoder0 15y ago

    "There may be different ways to craft a sensible bill, and we’re all for finding the best way, but one thing is clear: the status quo isn’t working. These illicit sites are among the culprits behind the music industry’s more than 50 percent
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    by uncoder0 15y ago

    Do you have a citation for "in fact electric motors consume more than 2/3 of produced electricity". I would be interested in reading more about total energy consumption.