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jjclarkson
6y ago
A large asteroid is the obvious possibility to create such an event
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jjclarkson
6y ago
tldr: people don't read lengthy text.
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jjclarkson
6y ago
TAU is doing some interesting research: https://www.aftau.org/press-release---vapor
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jjclarkson
6y ago
I found this interesting: "Our study revealed a universal law: Conservation of Brain Connectivity," Prof. Assaf concludes. "This law denotes that the efficiency of information transfer in the brain's neural network is eq
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jjclarkson
7y ago
I think "start-stop nonsense" is referring to push button ignitions
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jjclarkson
8y ago
The Potato Hack agrees with you https://potatohack.com/
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jjclarkson
8y ago
I keep this on a small card in my office: SYSTEMS INBOX ZERO - Delete, Delegate, Respond, Defer, Do ALWAYS BE KNOLLING - Put away tools, group like objects, align to surfaces FOCUS - Work on one thing FAST TASK SWITCHING - Work on the top o
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jjclarkson
14y ago
I thought it of great interest that he was open enough to share that he uses Goodreader on his iPad.
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14y ago
On residential locks the tolerances on each pin's traveling cylinder are loose enough to allow you to apply shearing force on the pin by holding the lock tight (as if trying to open it) and quickly bump each pin up so they land on the salie
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jjclarkson
14y ago
This design is a good visual for why lock bumping is fairly easy on most residential locks. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lock_bumping
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14y ago
Why wait for the dishes? The beauty of mindfulness can manifest itself wonderfully in office work. Shut out the distractions from your mind; then the clack of the keyboard, the feel of your desk, and the flow of code, can fill your senses
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jjclarkson
14y ago
I hit enter and I still get Google.
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14y ago
Now all you need is the inverse of this to fix the mass overuse of inline styles.
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jjclarkson
15y ago
At my (admittedly meager) 1024x768, between browser and now the google groups redesign, ui area takes up almost half of the upper space before any content is shown.
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15y ago
The similarity between http://robohash.org/yes and http://robohash.org/no is striking.
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15y ago
If you just lost your appetite for the entire day when you saw the single shot on that video, you are not alone.
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16y ago
This is uncool. So I have an Android 1.6 phone. I use Twidroyd and the named alternative, the official Twitter app is for devices on Android 2.1 or later. I also have no plans to change my phone for at least another year. Maybe that's jus
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16y ago
Above all I think the greatest thing about DDG is the direct forwarding to UPS when I submit a UPS tracking number. No clicking. No need to enter the number again. It just goes straight where I need to be. I use this 50 times a day and it
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16y ago
I ran across this list just now on sites that may be using SO content: http://meta.stackoverflow.com/questions/24611/is-it-legal-to...
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16y ago
Wow, you learn a lot around here if you're paying attention! I often wondered whether or not my results were being personalized. Good to know.
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16y ago
I think that would be a dangerous precedent to set. Whose opinion should decide what sites add value to content that may not be completely original? I'm not saying efreedom is not "being evil", but I could foresee someone somewhere using
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16y ago
I think overuse of the word "cool" might finally be heading downward. And it's interesting to see the blips in the 70's and 80's of "groovy" and "rad" respectively. http://ngrams.googlelabs.com/graph?content=cool%2Chip%2Cgroo...
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16y ago
A History of American Labor by Joseph G. Rayback http://books.google.com/books?id=i9Tk_WF9Hc4C&dq=America...
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16y ago
I don't have a startup but dreams of doing it dance in my head. After reading this and realizing that I could miss out on the benefits of the hn community when the time comes because I've just lurked for the past 700 days, I'm logging in n
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The Call to Creativity
(joshclarkson.net)
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16y ago
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18y ago
Here's your view: http://www.google.com/search?q=inurl:news.ycombinator+intitl...