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hodwik

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    Comment #13521708

    This opens a lot of possibilities for genetic manipulation, especially in connection with CRISPR. I imagine the X and Y bases are being kept secret for proprietary reason

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    Comment #13425107

    This is an interesting article, and its position is a bit surprising, coming from The Weekly Standard. I want to go out and get that Bio now, for sure.

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    Comment #13251488

    I did not expect myself to be in accord with the list, but really... it's perfect. I read around one third of those and they were all 10/10 for me.

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    Comment #12624348

    I was confused by that as well. I was under the impression HP made working memristors years ago.

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    Comment #12449464

    Any idea where HP TRIM, HP Records Manager, Autonomy, Autonomy IDOL & Autonomy Records Manager/CA are landing?

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    Comment #12158745

    I work for a software company very much like Valve in structure, who has been operating this way since the 70s. Support still gets done, because when you hire you specifically hire…

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    Comment #12151762

    I've noticed a number of security-related companies opting against HTTPS for their website. Does anyone have any idea why that might be the case?

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    Comment #12038755

    Python has all of the constituent parts of an OO language, save explicit types, but it is never written in an OO style. Using classes != OO. Generally, Python programmers treat obj…

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    Comment #12036137

    It acknowledges that some people think it is a problem, but it does not itself make any statement about whether or not it's a problem. For those of us who believe economic inequali…

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    Comment #12027135

    Uh oh, this doesn't fit the class-war narrative so no one is going to touch it.

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    Comment #12020147

    How does it compare to *BSD?

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    Comment #11999013

    You'll have to take that up with the public at large. We use "internet" to refer to the world wide web. Try to sell someone a computer that has "the internet", but won't do tcp/IP,…

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    Comment #11974296

    Maybe they shouldn't be watching six hours of TV a day then.

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    Comment #11974250

    I ran into this recently on a video chat with my brother, he was trying to pin a mustache on his face but the algorithm couldn't see him. Fortunately, he didn't know why. I don't k…

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    Comment #11942352

    Monarchism and capital enterprise may be similar in their internal hierarchy, outside of some corporate structures, but they are rather unlike monarchies in one very important way.…

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    Comment #11928660

    Poor people, which was exactly my point. http://www.marketplace.org/2013/11/04/wealth-poverty/income-...

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    Comment #11927250

    In discussion of economics, 'left' generally means large-scale government intervention in markets, while 'right' means truly free-markets based on the efficient market hypothesis. …

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    Comment #11873913

    Does anyone have a link to his "progressive kristallnact coming"?

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    Comment #11837217

    One, FDA. Two, litigation/risk.

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    Comment #11823467

    There are examples of more difficult media which don't get mass-media popular, not because of their quality, but because of their difficulty. These types of works make up part of t…

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    Comment #11823424

    Are you saying that the rest of Europe is less anti-America/anti-Capitalism than France?

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    Comment #11823328

    That's not just a funny coincidence -- the American left has for decades been slowly allying themselves against the West. That's why no one on the left batted an eye when Google ch…

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    Comment #11819901

    They also own a big stake in Tobii, leader in pupil tracking. Interesting to see them positioning themselves for the future here.

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    Comment #11819321

    If that were true people with only one eye would be nauseous all of the time. As I understand it (which I may not) -- this paper (which purports to be the only paper to have tested…