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"But beyond needing to replace Yahoo! Finance, my daily life wouldn't change all that much if Yahoo! suddenly disappeared. Would yours?" No. I never use Yahoo!
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Do you know if there is a regulatory issue that this is not implemented in the US?
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Ask HN: Is there a way not to see Google logo art?
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"If you are building a business model that says that people can only copy things with your permission, your business is going to fail because whether or not you like it, people will be able to copy your product without your permission." I t
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"You earn money as opposed to being paid money..." I think the original of this goes to Robert Kiyosaki's Rich Dad Poor Dad where if you have your own business you "make" money; if you work for someone you "earn" money. But I may be wrong;
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Ask HN: Why doesn't my ATM know about my language?
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Whatever merit the article has I can do without the terrible branding. This is where Toadjaw comes handy: http://toadjaw.com/article?url=http://tweetagewasteland.com/...
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Columbus' nagging wife...(njoylife.org)
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Lucien - the first science fiction writer(en.wikipedia.org)
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VW buys Italian design firm(wheels.blogs.nytimes.com)
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from comments: " I see too many students come through here who don't actually know what they want out of life or what to do with it (~30-40% of my students) and they go through the motions without having a clue as to why." What a waste of r
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"The underlying concept is that the software of life (DNA) will build its own hardware (the cell)." (from the earlier article http://singularityhub.com/2010/05/20/venter-creates-first-sy... ) Does this go as far as saying human individual
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Thought provoking article but I am not sure -maybe it is true I don't know- that human individual is the "planet dominator with rapidly progressing technologies." An alien civilization hoping to buy Earth as a planet would not negotiate wit
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"It takes a lot of hard work to understand the universe well enough to be able to be properly productive in the zone." Does he really mean "the universe" or the "space" of the task at hand?
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"This industry is well suited to independent contractors with the skills to install environmental gear such as wind turbines. . ." This doesn't sound right. Installing wind turbines is in the domain of huge energy corporations, as far as I
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This is great and very useful. Are there plans to add unicode support? http://toadjaw.com/article?url=http://www.tdkterim.gov.tr/bt...
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Headline writers of popular press love to prove Einstein wrong. Einstein sells. http://www.google.com/search?q=einstein+wrong&hl=en&...
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"How many hours per week do I need to work to sustain my lifestyle?" I was reading a biography of William Godwin who made this calculation in the 18th century: "In 'a state of equal property,' the amount of labor required to produce necessi
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Good rules but he may have added some more about human relationships, more general than "don't sell your van to a friend of a friend..."
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His book: Formalized Music: Thought and Mathematics in Composition http://books.google.com/books?id=y6lL3I0vmMwC&printsec=f...
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Similar to "branded felons" there is also a group of "branded debtors." These are people living near the poverty line that credit card companies lure into huge debts. And since companies do not hire "branded debtors" (people with bad credit
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The article makes some good points but ignores one essential factor. As much as this "millennial" bored-again-generation will change the enterprise (the big corporations) these big corporations will change them even more. The author as a mi
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Amazing! Thank you.
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"you don't matter, I'm the one in this relationship that decides what we feel about things" Kudos to jdietrich for articulating so well what I was thinking. For this woman only thing that matters is her career as a writer. She is the defini
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“Go trekking in Nepal. Build a yurt in the back meadow. Turn the garage studio into a man-cave. Get that drum set you’ve always wanted. ..." Is there anyone else who finds this a very condescending and nasty thing to say? This ought to soun
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"Business Plan Competitions are Great for Schools and Bad For Students" New York Public Library sponsors a business plan competition. http://legacy.www.nypl.org/research/sibl/smallbiz/nystartup/... Glad to read that he eloquently articula
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So he means "what does the word philosopher mean"
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Is there a philosophical reason why he is asking "what" instead of "who" is a philosopher?
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Interesting that the blog post does not have a date (or maybe I didn't see it)
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Why isn't there an absolutely definitive guide of advice to individuals who need such advice? After all it seems to me that there must be a finite number of them.

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