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JohnFritzen
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Comment #3802236
Ed Grimley endorses this technology. https://lh6.googleusercontent.com/-A6pD_FWmYxg/T3xUSvVz8LI/A...
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Comment #2446338
viper-mode
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Ask HN: Behavioral Interview Questions.
Does anyone have any tips or helpful suggestions for answering Behavioral Interview Questions during a job interview? (explanation and examples: http://www.quintcareers.com/sample_…
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Comment #1824316
Get full fenders. I attached an additional mudflap made of stair tread material using 1/8in rivets. I used a Bostitch rivet tool, which has many other uses. The mudflap goes a long…
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Comment #1795026
I have suspected "product placement" in his books before. Volkswagen Phaeton's seemed a bit overly prominent in "Spook Country".
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Comment #1581159
Bikes already have the infrastructure, they are called "roads".
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Comment #1501584
GE Smallworld GIS Magik code.
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Comment #1414509
What he mentioned about riding a bicycle instead of using a car is a huge win. The money saved is incredible and you cannot put a price on the health benefits.
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Comment #1327784
Bruce Eckel's books: http://www.mindviewinc.com/Index.php
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Comment #1117548
Used this for years. Key to my success. Working for a global company, my use of this website has led to many, many, many promotions.
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Comment #1019349
Posted before... http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=976007
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Comment #984525
I think it was posted in response to this... http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=983717
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Comment #982095
See http://www.wired.com/wiredscience/2009/08/reduciblecomplexit... It is pseudoscience trying to mask itself as being legitimate. It confuses the public into thinking there is a c…
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Comment #982009
The Discovery Institute is a "thinktank" that pushes intelligent design creationism. Behe is a quack.
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Comment #951019
Since I am walking down memory lane...I remember programming a computer by setting 4 switches in octal to load the instructions. As funny as that would be today, it shows how a sim…
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Comment #951004
My first computer, a Timex-Sinclair ZX-81, had BASIC commands tied to each key which made typing easier on that membrane keyboard. Perhaps it could employ a similar input device wh…
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Comment #946954
Become a cobbler.