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llbbdd

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    Comment #49190527

    It's fascinating to see retrofuturist ideas being built in real-time. Being able to translate your thoughts instantaneously to cogent written text and using it to make a PowerPoint…

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    Comment #49156539

    I don't have much familiarity with composting or fish sauce production, but wouldn't the high salt content make it a bad fertilizer?

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    Comment #48987303

    I call him "my son"

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    Comment #48899248

    Most young people are familiar with lowercase sentences and have been for a while, yes

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    Comment #48899186

    This is a good encapsulation of why the year of the Linux desktop is perpetually fifteen years away.

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    Comment #48899122

    Surprised to read this as a Queens thing, this sounds perfectly at home in the Midwest.

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    Comment #48868913

    I'm...not old enough to read a Business Insider article about being annoyed by lowercase letters.

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    Comment #48868693

    > forced lowercase ??? shift is an extra key to press

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    Comment #48811320

    Fun coincidence to see this mentioned today, just recently I rescued my DroidWorks disc from my basement and was looking into how to get it running on a modern system. Obviously Wi…

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    Comment #48781631

    All places laden with useful information.

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    Comment #48781544

    The style of plastic bin definitely looks the same. The ones we were getting looked something like this[0], same folding-flap top as in your link but form-fitted insulation inside:…

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    Comment #48780575

    I used this service before it rolled out widely and these boxes were a mixed bag. On one hand they worked really well, they were essentially insulated hard totes with styrofoam lin…

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    Comment #48778751

    I'm glad to see more of this approach to modernizing education. I roll my eyes seeing people argue that we should go back to pen + paper or other weird rose-colored regressive appr…

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    Comment #48712305

    See my other comment. I want my doctor/plumber/etc to be able to recall faster, type faster, work better under pressure. If you're better at those things you should get better grad…

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    Comment #48712288

    Those are all proxies for "is smarter". They have better memories, perform better under pressure, etc. Universities are meant to prepare students for the real world where these thi…

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    Comment #48712189

    Fast students are smarter. Why avoid grading on that? EDIT: Rate limited so: "smarter" here means how well the student will perform in a career in their chosen field. Fast + accura…

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    Comment #48712067

    Agreed. A lot of my countrymen have forgotten that America generally kicks ass, it's sad to see.

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    Comment #48711807

    This might explain my confusion. I went to the inflation calculator to see that $60 scallops in 1917 would be $1700 now and was a bit taken aback.

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    Comment #48666595

    I had a lot of very good times with CoffeeScript but I'll never forgive it for having implicit returns. So many subtle event-bubbling bugs caused by that.

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    Comment #48665813

    My bad, I meant for this to come off more funny than snarky. Appreciate the check. EDIT: Upon finishing reading the other comments on this article though...I feel a bit singled out…

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    Comment #48664985

    I think, therefore I am seeking 2.5m total comp

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    Comment #48648459

    Same here. Every time a thread like this comes up it brings out that a surprising number of paranoid helicopter parents browse HN, which is a contradiction in perspective that I ca…

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    Comment #48648373

    Let's ban books and skateboards too

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    Comment #48639776

    If they're not building reactors on the land allocated to native tribes, why should they?

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    Comment #48615710

    Indistinguishable from a joke