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Comment #7852734
I echo this sentiment. Would love to hear about your path to tech.
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Comment #7731895
Is this intentional lucid dreaming a skill you've developed or did it come naturally? I've heard you can increase the probability of having a lucid dream by keeping a dream journal…
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Comment #7452092
I am so happy this thread exists. Reading a bunch of raw, honest, and insightful stories about the journey through an industry fueled by reality-distortion is like a breath of fres…
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Comment #6906413
I think that there are a lot of professional-quality robotics projects that one can do, if you look at specialties that use robots. "Robot" is a loaded term that conjures up genera…
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Comment #6315385
Beautiful visualization. One thing missing though is a color-scale for age. Difficult to tell what color represents older vs newer and what are the magnitudes of the differences in…
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Comment #5959702
You can search through any files that are in your project workspace. When you start a project, just "Add Folder to Project" and include the ruby gems directory and the ActiveRecord…
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Comment #5924171
At the risk of sounding Zen, the philosophical stuff taking a backseat is the progress. Even if you wind up in the same place doing the same job as before, there was progress if yo…
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Comment #5486147
I think that the comment was more about death by cancer than death itself. Cancer can happen at any moment in your life, and some types can occur without any apparent cause that we…
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Comment #4850295
I would argue the exact opposite. Online printing turnaround time is slower, costs more(for printing in batches), and is inconvenient when UPS/Fedex keep leaving "sorry we missed y…
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Comment #4850264
It's all about perspective. 1day turnaround is very slow for software but extremely fast for hardware. In the harware world, high-quality parts turnaround in 1 day is revolutionary…
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Comment #4766381
To directly answer the question: The median household income for California is $60833( http://quickfacts.census.gov/qfd/states/06000.html ). The average household has 2.89 people. …
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Comment #4546314
The Insight Data Science fellows program looks awesome, but it is disappointing that only phd candidates and post-docs can apply. There is some irony with the fact that the cover o…
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Comment #4311214
Great Job. I viewed this just because I like seeing what people on HN are working on. Then 1 hour later, I realized that the music was still playing and I was in a state of flow wi…
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Comment #4274678
For something as critical as email, "fine until Apple changes anything" is not good enough, given that Apple has a habit of changing things.
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Comment #4264082
Non-native, true. But slow? Balsamiq on my PC is nothing but snappy. You should consider sending a support request in case there is a bug in Balsamiq(or Air?) with your OS/pc confi…
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Comment #3997956
Grade A execution. I pressed buttons like an idiot with the lights off for 3 minutes while laughing hysterically.
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Comment #3921892
As an introvert, I can be a social butterfly at parties but need to leave after an hour because it felt like work. As an extrovert, I can be a wallower but want to stay out all nig…
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Comment #3909889
...and sometimes music has nothing to do with drowning out distraction. Maybe it brings a little happiness to my day, stimulates a creative part if my brain that would otherwise no…
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Comment #3909888
...and sometimes music has nothing to do with drowning out distraction. Maybe it brings a little happiness to my day, stimulates a creative part if my brain that would otherwise no…
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Comment #3438720
That song is really catchy.
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Comment #3302876
Remember the emails that AT&T sent out to people it suspected of tethering their phones without paying the exorbitant monthly fee ( http://www.engadget.com/2011/03/18/atandt-tells-…
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Comment #3272111
Your hn hypothetical statement sounds a lot like the YCombinator job postings embedded into the main news stories... deceptive but not necessarily bad.
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Comment #3198692
Although this is an "ad" for wearing a seatbelt, I still watch it occasionally because it is so artistic: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h-8PBx7isoM
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Comment #2981964
The biggest draw for me with native apps is the revenue model. Most users are conditioned to think if it opens in a browser, then it should be free. It really doesn't matter to me …