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by 321abc 17y ago
http://exploits.astalavista.com they have a new section that accepts submissions
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What's So Bad About Microsoft?(kmfms.com)
2 points by 321abc 17y ago|0 comments
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by 321abc 17y ago
John von Neumann Gottfried Leibniz Helen Keller Kyle Maynard Brooke Ellison
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by 321abc 17y ago
It's the difference between describing how something works and describing what something's like to the person doing whatever it is you're describing. Science can (arguably) get at how something works, or at least make some predictions and
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by 321abc 17y ago
There's a difference between describing the brain receiving data and describing me seeing red. I don't experience myself as a brain, and I certainly don't experience "receiving data", so your description of these things would not be of thi
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by 321abc 17y ago
Physics does not reduce to atomic physics, nor science to physics, nor life to science. -- Erwin Schrödinger
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by 321abc 17y ago
The question is, how much are the original Startup News users doing to keep the site pure? Clearly not enough, or this particular thread would have never been started. The article space is flat right now, but that hasn't been enough to kee
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by 321abc 17y ago
What of it?
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by 321abc 17y ago
This may be true, when "synethetic" and "psychedelic" are used as specialist jargon for describing films or various effects in film. But it's not true in the general, colloquial sense of these terms, which refer to either a type of sensati
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The Parable of the Languages(realtech.burningbird.net)
26 points by 321abc 17y ago|3 comments
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by 321abc 17y ago
I thought the points was just a rating for the comment or submission. I didn't realize those points were transferred to the user that made the comment/submission. As for your down voting me, whatever. Enjoy. I don't even know what use ka
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by 321abc 17y ago
I never even noticed there was a number in parenthesis next to my username. Thanks for pointing it out, though.
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by 321abc 17y ago
Synethesia is a very common (temporary) effect of psychedelic drugs. This means that most everyone has the ability to sense synethetically. It's just a matter of somehow triggering this experience in one's brain. It's a pity that research
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by 321abc 17y ago
No. I had no idea it was. Even now I'm not sure I believe you.
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How to get the most out of conferences(scottberkun.com)
1 points by 321abc 17y ago|0 comments
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by 321abc 17y ago
So you propose we "be strict now". Could you elaborate on just what you mean by that? If I could be so bold as to take a guess at what you mean, it seems you're suggesting that the HN community submit only topical links. I think that sugge
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by 321abc 17y ago
Oh. I guess I never used that feature. I just either bookmark the link in my browser, keep a tab open with that article, or just keep the original link to the story in my RSS reader.
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by 321abc 17y ago
This article is spam
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by 321abc 17y ago
I hate uncommented code. When reading code I want to know what the programmer is trying to achieve (which is not infrequently different from what his code actually does). I also often find myself wanting to just get a quick overview of w
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by 321abc 17y ago
I didn't even know we had karma here. I just submit articles I find interesting in hopes that they'll be interesting to the community. Also, I'm not quite clear on what you're having problems with. Why can't you "go the the new page and
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by 321abc 17y ago
Wow. That's so unique to indie music. I couldn't even imagine any other genre of music who's quality varies.
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by 321abc 17y ago
It's not tags which would turn HN in to Reddit. It's the community. If HN's community was identical to that of Reddit, HN would turn in to Reddit (minus the tags). But HN's community is not the same as Reddit, which is why the articles w
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by 321abc 17y ago
What solution do you propose? I don't think merely saying "let's keep things topical" is going to work. People are going to keep submitting articles they find interesting, and upvoting articles they find interesting, regardless of the top
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The Politics of Transhumanism(changesurfer.com)
9 points by 321abc 17y ago|1 comments
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by 321abc 17y ago
I think there's definitely a lot of noise. Having categories (or tags) would be a good aid to sorting through it all.
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What to do if you're stopped by the police(aclu.org)
1 points by 321abc 17y ago|0 comments
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Academic Programmers - A Spotter's Guide(ee.ryerson.ca)
43 points by 321abc 17y ago|16 comments
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World's Most Expensive Cities 2009(images.businessweek.com)
1 points by 321abc 17y ago|1 comments
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Science and the Demise of Philosophy(robertpriddy.com)
18 points by 321abc 17y ago|70 comments
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The Case For a Universal Basic Income(basicincome.com)
1 points by 321abc 17y ago|0 comments

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