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celer
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Comment #19578540
It's a small point, but perhaps a relevant one for the trustworthiness of the article and the author: you can pay for a Baltimore bus with a DC metro card. The article confidently …
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Comment #5965903
Good OCR with a nice API would be very useful.
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Comment #4985942
I don't think that the code needs a CS student. A programmer, perhaps. But a motivated high school freshman with prior python experience can figure this out, given some time.
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Comment #4846323
Well, yes, when you are making the decision based on someone being from a poor country. There are better measures on which visas could be distributed. I strongly support increasing…
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Comment #4738897
Politicians, by and large, are fairly numerate. Speechwriters rarely care about numbers, and policymakers care not at all.
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Comment #4691008
Trying the demo, loving it so far, just broke it. At http://ektomarch.com/games/SubbaniaDemo/Subquest.html At large scale, pure black. At small scale, normal swaying white dots wit…
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Comment #4638798
I would like to toss in that I am a beginning programmer: Not nearly good enough to fix the bugs, but I can read code and help comment it, change it to make it stylistically compli…
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Comment #4599337
Low afro-american/hispanic participation can be explained in large part by lack of high quality education, lack of computers, etc. There is some residual, but nothing like the vast…
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Comment #4559867
I recently was forced to enter a password of not more than 8 characters as part of college applications. I was somewhat flummoxed, because the disposable password I use for applica…
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Comment #4546167
You assume a total lack of self interest: A perfect adherence to Kant. I disagree with you about it reflecting a sick society: I think it reflects a real one.
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Comment #4406081
As a rather shameless plug, using DDG allows you to do the exact same thing if you add an exclamation mark without even having to make a custom search engine.
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Comment #4320730
Do you have any examples of excessive conciseness?
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Comment #4146278
So, the core(rich) countries include South Korea, Japan, Western Europe, and the United States. What exactly is the periphery? I don't think that there exists the geographic bias y…
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Comment #4146265
Could you expand on the "mere existence of religion?"
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Comment #4089518
I am saying that if the case comes down to a 5-4 decision, the court issues no ruling, and in all respects participants act as if a writ of certiorari had not been granted, except …
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Comment #4089464
I would add he is old enough that the appointment would have relatively limited value. In an increasingly politicized court, it might be better for a president to appoint someone w…
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Comment #4089404
The supreme court is a court of appeals. If there is not a two person majority, Stare Decisis.
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Comment #4031402
There is a difference between an optional GUI and a mandatory one. I don't see why an optional GUI would hurt R, but I have almost no experience in this area. Would you mind explai…
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Comment #4031384
As an American in politics, I dearly wish I could get 35% of my countrymen to vote in the elections that most impact their lives.
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Comment #3980496
Important point here: You are not representative. If you are on Hacker News, you have probably been called brilliant at least once. You are almost certainly, given that you don't s…
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Comment #3980425
How would you recommend gaining that knowledge?
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Comment #3973741
From a practical approach, the physical world can seem fairly deterministic. If you drop something in a vacuum and nothing hits it, you can say with a great deal of accuracy how lo…
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Comment #3969279
Along with "more taxes, more red tape, more corporate control" one also sees things like environmental regulations. Whether supporting environmental regulations is liberal(I want t…
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Comment #3965261
Dysfunctional thought processes = religion Turns violent = expansionist, militaristic. Hates people = Anti-American, War on Religion, War on Marriage, War on America, _____(s) hate…