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induscreep
10y ago
so how does the Japanese raw denim industry compare to US/China?
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induscreep
10y ago
Motorist blames self driving car for causing a collision.
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induscreep
11y ago
> much poorer job at integrating with the American culture > doesn't browse Reddit, or HackerNews, or TechCrunch, even though he's into tech and startups > he doesn't know most of the popular memes on western social
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induscreep
11y ago
> No universities You have KAUST there, which is a decent place.
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induscreep
11y ago
From what I know, all the blue collar labor is imported, and the Saudis don't work that much (or at all?). So, there is no worry of generations of workers getting trained etc.
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induscreep
11y ago
Can someone tell me what problem it solves that other architectures don't? All I see is a lot of buzzwords and very little technical details on why it is better...
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induscreep
11y ago
I don't understand this about healthcare in the USA. Why not import a few thousand doctors from Asia through H1Bs, and drive down the cost of medical care? Remove artificial caps on licenses imposed by the AMA while at it.
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induscreep
11y ago
What does "goofy message passing architecture to get polymorphism and inheritance" mean?
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11y ago
> Where is the support for the citizens? Why should citizens be treated differently when H1Bs pay the same income and other taxes as citizens? H1Bs even pay into social security, even though they are on a temporary visa. Anyone who pays
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11y ago
Not to mention the C8 fiasco in WV, courtesy DuPont.
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induscreep
11y ago
Windows 10 isn't free, only the upgrade (from 7/8/8.1) is, and it's a limited time offer.
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induscreep
12y ago
Have any of the major players (Geico?) signed on? Do they feel threatened by Goog Compare?
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induscreep
12y ago
I don't think it was a teaching job...really low teaching loads at Harvard. More of a research job.
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induscreep
12y ago
Could you explain what you mean by "deal with infrequent flyers at security"? What exactly do infrequent flyers do wrong?
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induscreep
12y ago
Seems to be back. http://thepiratebay.cr/
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12y ago
Maybe it depends on the song as well? Classical music is supposed to have a much greater frequency spectrum - meaning, the effects of MP3 encoding becomes apparent when played on high fidelity equipment.
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induscreep
12y ago
24/192 flac as opposed to 16 bit flac. flac/mp3 is about compression, bits and khz are about sampling/representation.
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12y ago
That's great, but volunteering for adventure etc. should best be left to private enterprises. When NASA is funded by taxpayer money, the goal should be science and not adventure.
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12y ago
That's interesting. I'll try to look for a human vs. robot comparison.
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12y ago
Adventure is kind of a selfish goal, considering that only one or two humans get to enjoy the experience. All those resources and manpower is a waste if the rest of humanity doesn't benefit from it. It's perfectly OK for a rich bi
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12y ago
No it's not trolling. I just want to see if a human's workload on space missions can be replaced by a set of sensors and robots. > Primarily, the reason to send humans is because we have to in order to ensure the continued sur
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12y ago
What exactly is the need to send humans to Mars? Why not robots? Is it worth risking a human's life for science, when a robot can do an equally good job?
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12y ago
I don't understand what everyone is up in arms about. H1B visas increases the supply of programmers. You don't exactly need a CS degree to be a programmer, so there are a lot of programmers. If people are complaining that H1B visa
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12y ago
> There was an article on HN sometime ago about the practices of some old tribe to choose where to sow the crops for the next year. Really interested in this...do you have a link to/name of/keywords in said article?
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12y ago
I like the "Delbert" at the extreme right of the spectrum.
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Rejected Asian students sue Harvard over admissions that favor other minorities
(foxnews.com)
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12y ago
What I don't understand is that this sort of thing happens between other sectors - for example, 'defense dollars could be used to provide healthcare', or 'subsidies could be used to pay teachers more and improve schools&
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12y ago
I saw discussion about this on reddit. The top comment noted that kids sit on the couch (and do not need move) while playing this video game - so it's not clear how this video game helps. I guess it's a very bad idea that also was
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12y ago
Open access can be mutually independent of "selective" for a journal. How readers access a journal has nothing to do with the pedigree and the quality of the articles it publishes.
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12y ago
A solution would be for universities to host the journals. They can hire salaried staff for proof reading/marketing etc. Scientists can volunteer for peer review. The journal can be as selective as it wants. Once an article is accepted
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