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Comment #5273190
I dislike TSA as much as the next casual traveller, but why are they such a bugbear for HN?
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Comment #5143394
Seeing both would be nice - something along the lines of: "Original Title [A brief description if the original title is insufficiently detailed]"
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Comment #5131965
webOS was my first introduction to mobile computing so it'll always hold a special place in my heart. Didn't some of the members of the webOS team join the Android team after HP sh…
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Comment #5126429
There was a similar story in Texas: https://chronicle.com/blogs/ticker/jp/former-u-of-texas-stud...
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Comment #5126316
Yeah, you're right. I was responding to the general problem of finding stuff in your inbox as restated by others - not the suggestion of self-destructing email. Sorry I was unclear…
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Comment #5126085
If you help doctors, researchers, and others working on life-threatening problems get relevant information they need faster, then you are indirectly helping with these efforts. Not…
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Comment #5080865
It's worth keeping in mind that the people you grew up studying are invariably selected/memorable for their contributions and that it's very hard to identify the same people in you…
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Comment #5080833
Agree with this 100% - we need to get past the consumer-oriented "dream school" thinking.
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Comment #5068965
You're right, I should be more clear. What I meant by that is that there's no clear explicit reason why he's interested in investment banking rather than marketing, consulting, pub…
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Comment #5068712
I wouldn't say it's a great cover letter - it's pretty generic and could easily be tweaked slightly for any job/industry. Also it's sort of sad that he has to debase his university…
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Comment #5009118
Choices aren't made in a vacuum.
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Comment #4967451
That reminds me of the old joke about medical school: half the things you learn are wrong, and half you forget - you just have to hope it's the same half.
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Comment #4957320
Thanks for answering, I appreciate it. I'm curious how this data is then used by the stores. The only example I can think of is optimizing store layout based on neighborhood demogr…
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Comment #4955974
Hmm...maybe cheating on exams?
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Comment #4952995
I would recommend amending the title - it's a little vague, and led me to expect research papers about social media, not research papers shared via social media.
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Comment #4952838
How so?
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Comment #4939191
As far as I can tell, some Android devices also save your photos (with filters) in a separate album, so you may not need to download them from Instagram directly.
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Comment #4930827
Source? I'm pretty sure the US abolished "people as property" a while back.
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Comment #4926124
I don't disagree with you starting from the third sentence, but those first two are remarkably self-congratulatory. It's not clear how being a CS type who follows startups leads yo…
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Comment #4911544
Yes, but (sorry to be immature) maybe register a different TLD so the product name doesn't sound so much like diarrhea?
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Comment #4909062
The police don't even have to go that far - the "expert witness" was on their staff.
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Comment #4897495
There's a site called scripted.com, but I'm not sure if the profiles are public and shared - it seems like a direct hiring clearinghouse.
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Comment #4833991
One of the firms behind the site calls it "a design provocation intended to spark a reaction and fuel a conversation" on their Tumblr. So I guess you're supposed to react and start…
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