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derfclausen
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Comment #6115033
Also note that Google's geocoder can only be used for results to be displayed on a Google map (mentioned in emptystacks's link, also section 10.1.1 (g): https://developers.google.c…
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Comment #5013211
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ofIJhUMhqvE#t=2m02s
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Comment #4848378
Announcement made earlier this week on the AtariAge forum: http://www.atariage.com/forums/topic/205778-atari-inc-busine...
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Comment #4549738
In regards to "Where did my university’s buildings go?" ( http://theamazingios6maps.tumblr.com/post/31928845471/where-... ), it does bother me that so many universities have provid…
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Comment #3834947
I wish JSON had syntax for comments.
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Comment #3431969
Luby had a startup named Digital Fountain in SF in the late 90's where they attempted to productize this, primarily for video streaming. Looks like they were acquired by Qualcomm a…
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Comment #3225956
The account probing might be unlawful, but I think the key analogy is a bit of a reach.
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Comment #3192508
...or husband. "I can't imagine..."
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Comment #3173208
No, I didn't say I thought that. I was just spouting off a few random questions that come into play when you let the concept of a child's random lemonade stand scale up to somethin…
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Comment #3171879
When I think of a good ol' fashioned lemonade stand, I think of kids picking lemons and mixing up a big pitcher of homemade lemonade. In this article, the main photo shows kids sel…
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Comment #3001344
The first instruction set I learned was Z80 (Osborne 1), followed by 6502 (Atari 800). I think Atari and Commodore 8-bits may have been more popular than the Apple II, if only beca…
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Comment #2872683
I think the audience here tends to be capitalist/libertarian/objectivist. This means that for many, your assumptions about what is moral/"on shaky ground"/etc. are seen as somewhat…
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Comment #2870795
I think you're going to have a hard time with this one on HN. Myself, I don't like it. But then again I don't think I'll ever be rich...
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Comment #2750460
Opportunists tend to objectify many things.
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Comment #2484724
Are you proposing that one should not take any moral stances? I don't think it's fair to propose complete amorality simply because we overlook so many disagreeable things. We all c…
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Comment #1851862
This is as "anonymous" as a public mailbox. This is trivial to monitor, and said monitor could easily perform a diff of the drive after each contact. Real dead drop locations are t…
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Comment #1466692
Your question is a little bit weird -- you're asking how horrible your own commute is? Or are you asking why more companies don't have SF offices? For the latter, it seems obvious …