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Comment #844866
just putting out there that pandora totally crushes deezer and last.fm when it comes to music selection for artists or songs you enter in.
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Comment #460620
are people still seriously thinking that this economic crises was because of greedy CEOs and capitalism? Jesus Christ. :|
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Comment #444663
"Would-be editors on the Britannica site will have to register using their real names and addresses before they are allowed to modify or write their own articles." And thats why it…
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Comment #444289
I was also thinking of maybe doing that Folding@Home stuff.
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Ask HN: What to do with a spare linux box?
So I have a spare Gentoo box. I want to turn it into some sort of practical utility machine, but I am having trouble with some ideas. So far I have set it up to stream my MP3 colle…
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Comment #438467
State University of New York at Stony Brook
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Comment #428189
I wish I could upmod you twice.
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Comment #423057
I can't believe nobody here has mentioned PDL, the Perl Data Language: http://pdl.perl.org Admittedly, i think R and PDL do different things... (I have never played with R).
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Comment #419750
>> Really, really, really real free markets never seem to exist, though. What, pray tell, do you think the black market is?
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Comment #402604
Mathematics and chemistry need to be bigger. Hell, maybe they are and its really the map that is inaccurate...
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Comment #399779
well. someone doesn't like Perl. Sheesh!
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Comment #396039
No, the books he likes seem to require way more intellect than the average book on Oprah's book club.
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Comment #388777
wow. That was amazing.
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Comment #380682
its a bit confusing at first, i'll admit. I think the premise is that alot of people sign up (with usernames they choose) and then give that username out to friends and family so p…
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Comment #365026
My work "PC" is a Dell Insprion 1501 laptop with a blazingly fast (/sarcasm) AMD sempron 1800 with 256M RAM. Does everything I need it to. Then again, I run dwm and only terminal a…
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Comment #356539
THE greatest game ever.
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Comment #351572
Looking at the Table of Contents it seems fairly decent. The most helpful Linear Algebra book I have used is Linear Algebra by Friendberg, Insel, and Spence.
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Comment #333123
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Darknet_ (file_sharing)
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Comment #330038
Agreed. My first reaction was to post here that this guy is nothing but a script kiddie. Glad to know someone beat me to the punch.
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Comment #324187
Was I the only one who read this as "Rules of Lego Design" only to have my excitement crushed into a fine powder?
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Comment #324184
For all those who are hating on the free-market and greed and selfishness, I advise you to check out Ayn Rand's collection of essays compiled into a book called The Virtue of Selfi…
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Comment #322313
The comments are worth reading. Heh.
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Comment #316309
Wow. I really like this.
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Comment #309151
This was required reading in my Econ 101 Class. A must read. However, a caveat: this book, along with Carl Menger's Principles of Economics, will turn you into what some might call…
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Comment #296954
Add me to the list of people who had previously used a deluge of printf()s. I've always wanted to be a gdb guru but it just seemed a little mystical and unnecessary. But this tutor…