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by dag 17y ago
Note that most of the links you clicked on were not ones that I marked.
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by dag 17y ago
It's not that I like 50% and don't like 50%, rather I think that one or two years ago 50% of these would never have been submitted to HN.
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by dag 17y ago
Public outrage. Had I written a long article about the good times at early Reddit, young Startup News, or even the newly rebranded HN and written about how we should strive to return to those days, that would be wishful thinking.
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by dag 17y ago
Also suggested was a killfile, which I think is the better suggestion.
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by dag 17y ago
Your comment is extremely disrespectful, and I believe erroneous. From http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Politics , "There is no academic consensus on the exact definition of "Politics" and what counts as political and what does not. Max Weber
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by dag 17y ago
The irony of the screencap commentary format was intentional.
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by dag 17y ago
Funny, but I've made suggestions in the past. http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=363
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by dag 17y ago
No. Groups within a community are generally good ways to meet new people and make connections, but I haven't seen any benefit in Mensa specifically. Go join a *UG or some group oriented toward finishing projects, not self-celebration.
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by dag 17y ago
I, as a musician, think you're making too much of this. If he's worried about someone finding this when reading about the band he could obfuscate (rot13, etc) the name.
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by dag 17y ago
Yeah, what's the band?
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by dag 17y ago
The mainstream media had this idea first, they picked up the story of the New York highschool student who tested Red Snapper in various sushi restaurants and found that it was often Talapia. That story got repeated in some jurisdictions, no
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by dag 17y ago
The discordance in some DFA will instantly distract me.
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by dag 17y ago
Every website that has to do with politics or religion will have a large number of comments.
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by dag 17y ago
I'm quite sure that, if we had HN memes, your 2nd line would spawn another one. It's very HN-ish. Example usage: "Yes, he can write well, but has he ever really a webapp?"
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by dag 17y ago
I used to install automation and A/V equipment in boardrooms. I'm curious, do home users go for automated blinds, room lighting, or TV controls?
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Hack Your Own CNC Machine(buildyourcnc.com)
27 points by dag 17y ago|3 comments
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by dag 17y ago
Generally agreed, though I can think of one example to the contrary. The churches that rent are usually newer and growing. The much loved idea that a startup is a better place than a well established organization works for churches too. I a
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by dag 18y ago
That's kind of the point, nothing was said that wasn't already public available information, yet people got angry at Xach for saying it. The lack of trust is not trusting the community not to abuse an explained hack, and the whole is made d
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by dag 18y ago
Taking it public is a fix. Now that this information is public none of us will give out our usernames to external websites, thus ending the problem. In effect Xach's could decide between emailing someone hoping they fix the problem, or ju
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by dag 18y ago
So the community is based on trust yet you don't trust the community with information on how the community functions.
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by dag 18y ago
Re: "choice was between firing his trusted..." Option 1: fire him (good PR), 2: Fire him and fire the guy who hired him (overkill PR stunt), 3: keep both (bad PR)
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by dag 18y ago
2008, Egypt ( http://thepiratebay.org/blog/102 , it only took a few seconds to find, and bests AFAIK-ing)
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by dag 18y ago
1. Get in great shape. 2. Help the poor.
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by dag 18y ago
The page history says that his last name might be Malsky.
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by dag 18y ago
Remember that The Monkees predated MTV.
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by dag 18y ago
There was an unofficial 15th rule: Don't work with the Navy. (From the book Skunk Works by Ben Rich who succeeded Kelly. Great book. Read it.)
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by dag 18y ago
Re: "any news which is serious and impacts lot of people or a region should be discussed here for finding peaceful solutions." You should read "Surely You're Joking, Mr Feynman".
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by dag 18y ago
Big money there, definitely. They're a common pest in every area I've been in Canada.
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by dag 18y ago
I suggest using predator birds and (directable) loud noise, either high-pitched or predator birdcalls.
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by dag 18y ago
I play in the church band every other week, that week involves 3 hours of practice and a 5/6 song set. I highly recommend this as this setting includes other people who require you to participate, and encourage you to play well. Almost ever

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