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zunzun
8y ago
THAT IS A REALLY GREAT LINK, THANK YOU FOR POSTING IT.
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zunzun
8y ago
The question is obviously racist.
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zunzun
8y ago
The linked web page told me to pay in order to read the article.
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zunzun
8y ago
No we cannot.
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zunzun
8y ago
In terms of total accumulated radiation damage, the flights are much worse because having a child produdes no additional radiation explosure - transatlantic flights certainly do!
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zunzun
8y ago
This sounds like a professional reputation scam, where they can later show professional participation in international projects and therefore must be a high-level engineer.
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zunzun
9y ago
This seems racist.
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zunzun
9y ago
That is the only conclusion.
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zunzun
9y ago
Who had that much money to loan in the first place?
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Ask HN: State net neutrality laws
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zunzun
9y ago
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zunzun
9y ago
If it might be of some use to you, I have the exact same Python 3 curve and surface fitting desktop application written in tkinter ( https://bitbucket.org/zunzuncode/tkinterFit ), pyQt5 ( https://bitbucket.org&
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zunzun
9y ago
Is there any scientific evidence that these marches are effective?
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zunzun
9y ago
No.
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zunzun
9y ago
A lot of thought and discussion must have gone into this new policy, are those discussions available online?
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zunzun
9y ago
Switzerland has long outlawed gun ownership, and has zero school shootings.
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zunzun
9y ago
If you go back in time by six months, the earth is on the other side of the sun so you die without air - unless the flat earth is the center of the universe, then you would be OK.
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zunzun
9y ago
You were not overdressed; rather, he was underprofessional. Consider either conforming to the dress code he was enforcing, or after some time possibly finding a more professional place to work.
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zunzun
9y ago
No.
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zunzun
9y ago
On the contrary, it is quite interesting. It does not seem "snarky" in the slightest. I like to read comments about voting on comments.
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zunzun
9y ago
I personally have already purchased a Kano Complete kit, which comes with a sound sensor, plus separate purchase of an additional motion sensor.
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zunzun
9y ago
Ditto!
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zunzun
9y ago
What about bad English grammar? That might be deadly mistake.
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zunzun
9y ago
Is "BareMetal" two words accidentally posted as a single word, or is it a trademark? The capitalization kind of makes it look like the phrase "bare metal", but I cannot tell which it is.
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zunzun
9y ago
You are so spot on target that it's almost creepy. Exactly what I saw when I returned from working in Japan to working in the United States. I realized the executives running the energy companies I worked for were completely snowed und
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Show HN: Zunzun.com re-activated
(zunzun.com)
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zunzun
9y ago
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zunzun
9y ago
I worked at a large natural gas company in the US where the MS sales reps had accurately analysed the IT director to have Imposter Syndrome causing professional insecurity. By taking the IT director out to lunches - away from everyone else
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Show HN: Raman Spectroscopy peak fitting with Python and scipy
(github.com)
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zunzun
9y ago
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zunzun
10y ago
This statistic seems like obvious evidence of racism.
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zunzun
10y ago
Children spell love as t-i-m-e, so one hour of my time every weekday evening was family time. Weekend evenings were the same but usually added reading a story from Winnie-The-Pooh or the like in the younger days. I did not make this their
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zunzun
10y ago
If a robot could assemble other robots, are those the original robots' "dependents"? Or if I provide the electricity and spare parts are they my "dependents"? I don't think the concept of robotic dependents i
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