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11y ago
At least something positive? "In return, Republicans are dropping their opposition to lengthy extensions of the solar and wind tax credits that will give huge boosts to renewable energy projects."
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11y ago
Interesting seeing this, I recently was at a life balance seminar for work where they tried to encourage people to eat more often through the day. They discouraged going without food for a while and cited that sumo-wrestlers would use a tec
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U.S. SEC approves new crowdfunding rules
(venturebeat.com)
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Root Inc. | NodeJS Developer | Toledo, OH | ONSITE | Full-time Root is looking for a candidate with a degree in Computer Science (or an associated field) and/or 1-3 years’ experience in web application development and dev-ops engineeri
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11y ago
Sorry, off-topic, but if you have those banner ads from 2000 sitting around, you should look into throwing them on archive.org if you haven't already. Nice little piece of Internet history you may have there.
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NASA's last original Voyager engineer is retiring
(money.cnn.com)
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You can go even further back to the early days of id Software with John Romero and John Carmack making millions on their titles.
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RONJA
(en.wikipedia.org)
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Kickstarter nixes its 'flexible' vacation policy
(money.cnn.com)
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I haven't looked over the project extensively but I'm thinking it may bridge the gap for programmers or newcomers who are not familiar with assembly. You could of course just program a modern game in Python but then you're pr
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Come on, he's the king of Nynex!
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I once heard a story of a firefighter that used to love to watch the movie Backdraft just so he could point out all the inaccuracies. This was somewhat of my interest with Hackers in my younger years. Today, I get caught up in the 90's
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11y ago
I wonder what the legal implications are for hosting a node. I imagine you would have to comply with DMCA requests in the US, so just hosting a node would require you to setup a whole process for that.
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Looks like some video has already hit YouTube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CYk2600dZTc
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What are people's thoughts/experiences with burnout happening without overtime? Over the past few years I've grown more and more bored at work. Even switching jobs from different ends of the spectrum didn't fix this. I c
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11y ago
I can understand the argument of money means you're more likely to start a company. But the article is titled at addressing risk. Perhaps I'm just being pedantic with semantics, but if you have the money then doesn't that act
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Are there any well accepted theories as to how these (Nearline & Glacier) systems function? I know with Glacier, I've heard powering down hard-drives, advanced compression (explains 3hr retrieval), and blu-ray storage (explains 3 m
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My bad, thanks for following up. xhr@io2g.com
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What are you thinking about building? E-mail in profile.
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I thought of that, but it would be downstream intensive, so even at 5Mbps for HD, you could still get at least 4 people working on a simple 20 meg line.
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This is crazy awesome. Since it uses h264, I wonder how well a Raspberry Pi would work as a client machine. Heck, you might be able to do a whole LAN party just with PI's.
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That has already passed http://www.latimes.com/business/la-fi-united-flights-grounde...
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Ah OK, this is including the debt of citizens and corporations. Not just the national debt.
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> it already has reached very high debt to GDP ratio (something Japan reached only years later after 1990) Could you elaborate on this? China has a pretty low national debt the last I checked. http://www.wolframalpha.com/
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Stree: a better Git subtree command
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This has sort of been done with a flatbed scanner: http://www.cs.huji.ac.il/~springer/DigitalNeedle/index.html
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Silk Road Mastermind Ross Ulbricht Sentenced to Life in Prison
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First I've heard of this, are these spots within the visible spectrum?
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Self-driving semi hits the road
(money.cnn.com)
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Ask HN: Is anyone using a web IDE for most of their development work?
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