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pawn
5y ago
I haven't tested as sufficiently as the OP, but I discovered firsthand that the Everdrive GB x7 consumes more power than a standard cart. If I had to guess, I'd guess almost as much as the EZ-FLASH Junior. My modded GB Pocket was
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pawn
6y ago
> It seems more likely that Facebook, with its noted conservative lean[0], Do you agree with the assertion that not censoring conservatives is the same thing as supporting the right? In my mind, those are two very different things. It
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pawn
7y ago
Thank you for your suggestions. All I know at this point is that they've had a younger guy build an app for them in Java and it doesn't work as well as they'd like it to. They said something about it outputting to Excel, an
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Ask HN: How should I charge for a side project?
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7y ago
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pawn
7y ago
When I Bing Jeff Bezo's net worth, it gives me $155 Billion. I don't know what number should be used to say "this amount will fundamentally change someone's life", but I'm going to arbitrarily pick $50,000. $15
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pawn
8y ago
I've received a "we know better" answer before, in 2014 regarding Net Neutrality from Roy Blunt. Thank you for contacting me regarding net neutrality. As you know, in 2010, the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) establis
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9y ago
>> I'd like to see these things in every Hospital asap >Yes sir, right away sir. If I seem a bit emotionally invested in the topic, it's because I am. My dad died from a heart attack a little under two years ago. One of
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9y ago
How can we get something like this pushed further along, assuming you're not a scientist working on it directly? With heart failure the number one killer in the United States, I'd like to see these things in every Hospital asap.
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pawn
9y ago
One thing I'd be interested to learn is, how much of what makes the difference between an above average chess player and a Master or a Grandmaster can be tied to better decision making after looking 3 or 5 moves ahead, and how much is
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pawn
9y ago
I completely disagree. Keep insurance prices and taxes low, and I believe that generous people will pick up the slack in disasters and in non-disasters people will be able to help themselves. Make it a priority to praise generosity and the
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pawn
9y ago
I like that standard. You think, "Would I care if someone revealed personal info and wrote about one of my parents?" The answer is probably yes. "Would I care if someone wrote something about my grandpa?" The answer is
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pawn
9y ago
Okay, I didn't want to say it, but I personally think snopes is biased. I'm going to use a few made-up examples because I don't want take the time to hunt down real examples, but I used to see this occasionally and stopped u
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pawn
9y ago
I think this has huge potential for abuse. Let's say politifact or snopes or both happen to be biased. Let's say they both lean left or both lean right. Now an entire side of the aisle will always be presented by Google as fals
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pawn
10y ago
My anecdote matches yours. In highschool I was one of the higher-ranked people in my class, but I got along better with guys on the lower-end of the scale. Despite getting terrible grades, they often had a surprisingly quick wit that made
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10y ago
It could be argued that 100 people living in 3 counties have a greater diversity of concerns and opinions than 100 people sharing an apartment complex.
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pawn
10y ago
Watch the documentary called Idiocracy by Mike Judge for a good idea of where it's going.
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pawn
10y ago
Hillary getting a child rapist out of serving a very long sentence in prison was a big one, in my own opinion. The fact that she had a taped interview where she laughed it off as no big deal and said she did it 'as a favor' made
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pawn
10y ago
I was going to say the same thing. There are very large parts of the population that will never even have this option, no matter what they make. I live 8 miles outside of town. No uber driver is going to come pick me up. You might argue
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10y ago
One example I can think of off the top of my head would be automotive repair. If I can afford to let someone else do it, I will. That's not to say I don't think I could learn it if I needed to, but I don't ever need to. So
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Brain-robot training triggers improvement in paralysis
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10y ago
"because when your beliefs are wrong, they won't be constructively challenged." Does this ever happen? It seems to me like every time someone says something unpopular, the world goes on a witch hunt to destroy that person&#x
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10y ago
Are you not working at all anymore, or not working a programming job? If you're not working at all, may I ask how you eat/sleep? I don't mean to be too personal, but I'm curious.
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10y ago
Pro tip for Final Fantasy that I still remember: One of the easiest parties to play through the game with is 3 Fighters and 1 Red Mage. You can get through most of the fights with minimal damage, and the Red Mage has what you need for boss
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10y ago
Right now everyone's collecting and fighting in "gyms" with the assumption that fighting each other comes later.
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10y ago
I think that highly depends on what they do. In its current form, you're probably right. If they add the right features, I think it could be big. What are those features? I'd speculate that the big one is letting people battle
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10y ago
Eminem did.
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10y ago
Two months ago, my dad died of a heart attack. One thing I've been wondering, and I'm hoping one of you can tell me, is why they couldn't have put him on some sort of machine until a replacement was found. This seems like a
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11y ago
Can anyone explain to me the danger of how open source routers are going to mess with airports? Are we assuming they're sneaking in to airport buildings and getting access to the router, or a remote attack that's somehow less lik
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TP-Link blocks open-source router firmware to comply with new FCC rules
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11y ago
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11y ago
"should they essentially be punished for those choices" Certain jobs are worth less than other jobs. Can we agree on this? I think it's reasonable that college education and experience allow me to earn more than someone wor
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