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by xrange 10y ago
>This is the good kind of nationalism, the kind where people band together to defeat the global elite and the upper class/0.1% We'll believe it or not, that's what Trump supporters think they were doing: https:/&#x2F
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by xrange 10y ago
If we are serious about climate change, shouldn't we be thinking long and hard about flying anywhere for a vacation? Maybe take a ferry/cruise to the Bahamas or some other Caribbean island? https://www.frs-caribbean.co
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by xrange 10y ago
Come on man, we all know that subtle issues are really just racist dog-whistles.
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by xrange 10y ago
I guess that puts the new-minted-grads starting salaries are $100+k in perspective that those of us not in the area hear about.
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by xrange 10y ago
Just think of buying as renting from yourself and cutting out the middle man.
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by xrange 10y ago
Yes, we are in agreement it seems. https://www.google.com/#q=%22no+californians%22
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by xrange 10y ago
> the better it is for the rest of the country - entrepreneurial talent has already started to relocate elsewhere It's only better if they move elsewhere and refuse to vote for the same policies that caused the problems in the first
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by xrange 10y ago
Any of these light blue? http://www.sherwin-williams.com/homeowners/color/find-and-ex...
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by xrange 10y ago
>By "high-temperature" superconductivity, physicists mean liquid nitrogen temperature ...sure, but there are superconductors at a lot warmer temperatures than 77K. mercury barium calcium copper oxide at 133 K (atmospheric press
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by xrange 10y ago
But don't ignore improvements in low temperature superconductors engineering: https://dspace.mit.edu/openaccess-disseminate/1721.1/91644 ...I also believe that GE is working on a MRI using liquid hydrogen as
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by xrange 10y ago
Anything you were surprised about?
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by xrange 10y ago
I shudder to think of the infighting between the colorForth and ANSI Forth groups.
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How a special effects company punked HBO(matteworld.com)
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by xrange 10y ago
>e.g. privacy, which is not even guaranteed in USA You might be interested in the text of the fourth amendment to the U.S. Constitution: "The right of the people to be secure in their persons, houses, papers, and effects, against un
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by xrange 10y ago
Anywhere you see a "deriving" clause is a place where macros would have probably have sufficed instead of requiring support from the compiler.
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by xrange 10y ago
I'm going to go out on a limb and guess that the hijacking with hostages was what put the case on the radar, not the $200,000.
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by xrange 10y ago
In what ways do you think the Occupy movement caught on?
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by xrange 10y ago
All of the brickwork in your first link reminds me of Detroit: https://www.google.co.uk/maps/place/Detroit,+MI,+USA/@42.428...
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by xrange 10y ago
>it doesn't look like average suburbia in the US I wonder if people would mind contributing examples of what they see as "average suburbia in the US". Here's a couple of examples to get us started. https:/&#x2F
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by xrange 10y ago
>A lot of the arguments/heated debates on HN stem from a failure to define key terms. ... Especially universal basic income. Can you recommend some definitions that are a good starting place for basic income discussions that we coul
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by xrange 10y ago
What would be the (say 3) biggest hurdles you see to kicking off that type of venture (and maybe give us hints as to how a freer market minimizes those)?
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by xrange 10y ago
3.34% as of 2016Jun29 for a fixed 30 year mortgage. http://finance.yahoo.com/news/30-fixed-mortgage-rates-fall-1...
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by xrange 10y ago
Common Lisp declarations are hints to the compiler that is doesn't have to do as much type checking, and so it can speed things up by omitting type checks, because you the user told the compiler it was safe to do so. http://
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by xrange 10y ago
>As such, it's likely that this study will find, entirely correctly, that recipients are happier, more productive, etc. I wonder what the right way is to measure happiness for a group. Say this test makes 20% of participants much h
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by xrange 10y ago
>If the pilot goes well, we plan to follow up with the main study. If the pilot doesn’t go well, we’ll consider different approaches. I'm excited that someone is taking the initiative to test the idea further. Any thoughts on how t
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by xrange 10y ago
>I have original ideas that explain a lot about the world Surely you aren't going to leave us hanging without giving us a synopsis of the top three...
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by xrange 10y ago
Ah, got it. Thanks. Although if anyone has a good article on net metering, I'd like to read it.
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by xrange 10y ago
>Or 1000 years from now terrorists dirty-bomb everyone. ...Well, on a more optimistic note, a dirty-bombs, while they may destroy property values and cause cleanup issues, don't really kill any more than a conventional/kinetic
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by xrange 10y ago
>After 6 years I will be earning $4-5k/year from it. Can you point us in the direction of a good write-up on net-metering? I'm sure different jurisdictions have different rules. I was under the impression that net metering wa
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by xrange 10y ago
>I agree to the extent that "Rust will save us" is a glib answer, but dismissing it completely is equally silly – safe-by-default is an excellent tool to help prevent many of the common sort of vulnerabilities we see in C code.

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