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    Comment #16366611

    >Torrents don't really work for music How come? I know What.CD closed down, but I remember that RuTracker had quite a large selection of high-fidelity music records.

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    Comment #13573303

    Not at all: please check out /r/TrueFilm and /r/flicks.

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    Comment #13525391

    I suspect he's referring to following HN and similar communities.

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    Comment #13098172

    My understanding is that the grandparent comment was referring to _software_ engineers.

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    Comment #13043377

    >Surprised SICP isn't in there. I'm sure people are more likely to link to the actual SICP page [1] rather than the Amazon page, especially as it's free on the website. If the disc…

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    Comment #12637763

    Ding has `--version`, and a help message too :P To be honest, a big chunk of it is just handling user input and attempting to provide useful error messages.

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    Comment #12637751

    Great point -- there's a pull request addressing this issue just now: https://github.com/liviu-/ding/pull/4

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    Comment #12586172

    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pomodoro_Technique

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    Comment #12435798

    The "one-line" server is just multiple commands separated by ';' and joined into one line. At best a pointless exercise, and at worst a deceiving one.

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    Comment #12267881

    projects ML?

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    Comment #12262099

    Is there a name for this type of graph?

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    Comment #12198017

    So the International Energy Agency predicts that by 2035 humans may disappear? What about more recent predictions?

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    Comment #12185600

    >It doesn't depend on ImageMagick (a bonus in my book) Why is it a bonus besides lowering the number of dependencies?

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    Comment #12071765

    Especially given that HN offers no support for saving items other than upvoting.

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    Comment #11558955

    I found it quite interesting to compare HN and /r/statistics in terms of the tone difference in the comments when discussing this article: https://www.reddit.com/r/statistics/comme…

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    Comment #11488106

    > I quickly discovered that such a system was overkill for me, and resorted to using an open source implementation of a simpler algorithm [1]. Maybe worth pointing out that the "si…

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    Comment #11472456

    http://www.theguardian.com/money/2014/mar/25/uk-incomes-how-...

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    Comment #11472307

    Both arithmetic mean and median are averages, so unless they specify what average they used for the annual income, you may only assume what the author meant. EDIT: Never mind, the …

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    Comment #11454149

    TL;DR from https://www.reddit.com/r/netsec/comments/4dvifg/im_not_a_hum... (though you may be overly-cautious as blackhat.com seems to be the webpage of a computer security confere…