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lssndrdn

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About lssndrdn

www.alessandrodona.com

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    Comment #1179116

    There was a thread on HN some time ago and I saved this link, which has some instructions on where to find the data and a description of the format. ftp://ftp.ncdc.noaa.gov/pub/dat…

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    Comment #1176224

    I always thought that the Strunk and White was about style - it's up to the reader to decide whether it's good advice or not - but to call it clueless is just wrong. My English imp…

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    Comment #1175881

    It should be in the vicinity of http://maps.google.com/maps?t=h&q=-77.733333,162.166667&...

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    Comment #1131495

    There is a book that has some of the same questions, and a lot more. It's "How would you move Mount Fuji" by William Poundstone ( http://www.amazon.com/Would-Move-Mount-Microsofts-…

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    Comment #1109871

    The layout is neat, but the purpose of the site is not obvious at first. Is it a review site? A shopping site? It's only after clicking around a bit that one can understand what th…

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    Comment #1104829

    It is a derivative of oCaml and Haskell, but it's also a multi-paradigm language that borrows from C# and Python. It has elements of imperative and OO. I don't know if it really is…

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    Comment #1104012

    Accoring to this article, the income/home price ratio has gone 1950 -> 2.21 1960 -> 2.11 1975 -> 3.15 2008 -> 4.40 With housing bubble and all, it seems that this is part of a long…

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    Comment #1101048

    He has corrected it to "infinite loop" now.

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    Comment #1101022

    There is a vast difference between Windows 95 and Windows 7.

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    Comment #1100674

    As an amateur photographer, I have often noticed how the best nature images are often of curves, or other geometrical shapes with some amount of symmetry. Lines that converge to th…

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    Comment #1084003

    They complain about lack of video, but I have to imagine that holding up this object to take pictures or record video would be quite awkward. It is a large object. It would look ki…

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    Comment #1083635

    it’s not hard to imagine Apple doing their best to phase out the Macintosh in the next decade, just as they phased out OS 9 I completely disagree. There's a need for high end machi…

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    Comment #1079290

    Depends on what you mean by "normal"... However, now that the me-too effect is wearing off, it does seem like its use has become more esoteric and "exclusionary", as the author wri…

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    Comment #1078872

    There are also dead links on the other images. I really wanted to know more. Pity.

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    Comment #1076183

    Cool. It looks like it would be a big strain on the neck, having to hold your head up like that, but on the other hand, it's only for short flights... But the real questions is: ho…

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    Comment #1076161

    In IE7, the CSS is being completely ignored and the page does not work (Note: I am behind a proxy, it might have something to do with it). It works with Firefox. Also, I know of a …

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    Comment #1070537

    The website probably needs a redesign for various reasons, but in the meantime you should know that in IE7, the text in the features page is partially hidden by the blocks on the r…

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    Comment #1062932

    My sentiments exactly. Thank you for expressing it so well. If I could upvote your comment more than once I would.