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Also like the big "No." mid page. The team seems to be pretty focused on getting to be faster than Chrome/Safari. Great idea to have a simple goal, and a simple answer to whether they have achieved it or not.
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How to pick up and carry your iMac G5
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Dos and Don'ts of applying for a Tax card in India (Read Pt. 10 of Dos)
(tin.tin.nsdl.com)
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From the page: # Starting from issue #4, the digital version of Hacker Monthly will costs $3 each and comes in pdf, epub and mobi format.
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Differences between Emacs and Vim
(stackoverflow.com)
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India threatens to suspend BlackBerry by 31 August
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Clay Mathematics Institute: Ian Stewart on Minesweeper
(claymath.org)
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Actually, I recently tried submitting this article, and HN rejected my submission: http://www.joelonsoftware.com/articles/APIWar.html It had been previously submitted over 1200 days ago( http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=12964 ). Anyway
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The link is exactly the same as the link submitted in the second posted link. I'm not sure how HN let's me post it. I apologize for the link I posted. You are somehow always able to find links that have been posted earlier. How do you do it
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Think Python: How to Think Like a Computer Scientist
(greenteapress.com)
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Information is Beautiful: war games
(guardian.co.uk)
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Ah, sorry. I didn't actually know the law. Looked it up on Wikipedia. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Godwin%27s_law It's wrongly stated there, so you might want to change it there as well.
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For those of you that don't know Godwin's law, it states: "As an online discussion grows longer, the probability of a comparison involving Nazis or Hitler approaches 1".
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Mercedes Benz Showcase (Using Flash)
(a-to-s.co.uk)
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Ask HN:Which companies put out programming puzzles?
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Quick Introduction to Unix, Linux, BSD
(over-yonder.net)
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What surprises me is that hacker news still let these dupes get posted. I was under the impression that a URL once submitted cannot be resubmitted. I've submitted duplicate articles before (unknowingly) and it simply acts as an upvote for a
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Ditch the biz plan, Buy a Lottery ticket
(wadhwa.com)
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Ask HN: Data Archive of Hacker News
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The Beauty of Roots
(math.ucr.edu)
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I added this because I was inspired by his tale. His drive and determination let him rule one of the greatest empires the world has ever seen when he was not even 30. I'm sorry you didn't enjoy it.
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I usually do that. I can't remember where I found that headline, but perhaps it was changed after I posted it. I'm not sure what happened, and I apologise for the brain pain.
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Email sent. Cryptic Subject: Error details. (So check your spam)
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I know this isn't going to concern you TOO much, but I thought I'll add my comment anyway. I'm on a Fedora X86_64 box running Firefox 3.0.11 (with no flash, but I don't think your site needs it anyway), and whenever I click the "Add a Widge
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What Could Google Do With the Data It's Collected?
(theatlantic.com)
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University of Washington: Problem Solving on Large Scale Clusters
(code.google.com)
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Hadoop Distributed File System (HDFS) Architecture
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Minimax
(beej.us)
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The Shocking Disparities of Labor Cost [infographic]
(coolinfographics.com)
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Yes. I'm sure there are many reasons to know C/Assembler. But I felt like learning things like why: obj.getField().setFirst("random"); obj.getField().setSecond("random"); is worse than Field field = obj.getField(); field.setFirst("random");
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