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by something 14y ago
i signed-up my mom. she'll love it. personally, there's a 5/7 chance a beautiful day reminder will make me grouchy before i even head out the door. a weekend/holiday only option might be nice for us slaves.
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by something 15y ago
shouldn't it print out the top? i read from the top down, anyone else?
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by something 15y ago
Because you don't like the censoring country's government and you want to subvert their rule? Maybe you're another government yourself and you're willing to pay for this?
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by something 15y ago
he's 17
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by something 16y ago
That question is impossible to answer. We don't know what you are trying to do. We can't know what your position actually is.
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by something 16y ago
they're also a lot closer to dead.
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by something 16y ago
spoken like a true plumber
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by something 16y ago
...and kudos to those that helped them. it was a great idea. i hope we see more of it.
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by something 16y ago
how many of those scientists realize that?
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by something 16y ago
it made me think very highly of him. i'm sure the people along whatever career path this man follows will feel the same.
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by something 16y ago
...since meditation posts are a recurring theme. this guy is a good speaker, as is vipassana the real deal. there are worse ways to spend and hour or two if this is something at interests you.
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Tomorrow at MIT: Vipassana Meditation and The Scientific World-View(dhara.dhamma.org)
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by something 16y ago
i agree that demanding perfect testing is ridiculous in most scenarios, especially when talking about human trials. however, that's not what i'm suggesting should happen. i also don't deny that the UCSF letter has a sensationalist or alar
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by something 16y ago
the UCSF letter explains why this is not a valid comparison. the ambient radiation absorbed in flight and the radiation of the mwbs are not in the same part of the spectrum so they are not comparable using simple agregate statistics. the
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by something 16y ago
you are worth what someone will pay.
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by something 16y ago
look inside your average quantitative analysis or risk management group and you'll see that they definitely do.
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by something 16y ago
exactly. to a cynic, of which there are many in the younger population that tends not to vote in the US, "mostly works" can mean "doesn't work" (...so why bother?) if you KNEW the system was perfect, that alone might be reason to participa
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by something 16y ago
The problem may be tricky, but surely it's worth solving and doing so publicly. Shouldn't this be doable? Of all the things i would like to see well-intentioned billionaires do, funding a permanent mission to perfect voting is very high on
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by something 16y ago
You're making a joke, but this whole story does suggest that it might be good strategy to send a few "red flag" passengers along with the actual terrorist that is careful to appear as a "conforming" passenger. false positives hide real posi
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Travel sites urge US to block Google takeover of ITA(physorg.com)
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by something 16y ago
in the video- the voice announcing the color of the piano keys should be pitched to match the notes on the keyboard. they're missing a huge music education/development opportunity.
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by something 16y ago
um, there (should be) an app for that? the whole setup could probably bluetooth to a mobile device as a recorder. i might want to know it's dedicated, though. if the wheel is spinning, the unit is on and recording.
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by something 16y ago
I'm also a big fan of the black-box idea. i live in the same area as guy in article. been hit 3 times. twice sideswiped by an aggressively right-turning vehicle that thought they should speed past me, slam on the brakes and turn into me.
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by something 16y ago
put best: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RfdZTZQvuCo
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by something 16y ago
Any response to the comment that 9% seems awfully steep? That's worse than Coinstar.
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by something 16y ago
Anyone else find it ridiculous that Chuck Schumer feels the need to weigh in on this?
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by something 16y ago
so, in hindsight, how many business cases are in this rant?
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by something 16y ago
neat. if you thow that pandigital expression into wolframalpha, it does not return e. "cannot be determined using current methods" not neat.
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by something 16y ago
i'm not a Geek by HN standards and I care. Then again, i never opened an account in the first place because i didn't want someone else having all that info about me. The reactions among my friends and coworkers are varied, but generally i
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by something 16y ago
i don't think surface tension is doing anything for something the size of a human, or a stone for that matter. if it was surface tension, why does it care that something is moving? it probably has more todo with the water you are displacin

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