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mrerrormessage

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    Comment #32191030

    Came here to reference Deming myself. One thing I've noticed in Deming's work (especially 14 points, sicknesses) is that by contextualizing and properly understanding the use of st…

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    Comment #19885738

    I agree that many of your points present legitimate difficulties with the use of public transit in the US as it currently exists. However, I think that the first two points are jus…

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    Comment #19757145

    Am I the only one who thinks standing for shorter flights of < 3 hours would be healthier and more comfortable? I work regularly at a standing desk, sitting for too long makes me f…

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    Comment #12330545

    I haven't read all the comments in this thread, but I'm surprised at the outrage over a one-nickel tax. This seems like a fairly simple, straightforward rule. Is anyone going to de…

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    Comment #10807718

    It's relevant for at least two reasons, in my opinion. The first is that video games, like novels, are stories told through the the protagonist/s. If this character is always male,…

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    Comment #10802014

    The question that needs to be asked here is how to get all installers using MSI. MSI is a secure, declarative format which runs off MS code in known directory. Because it's declara…

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    Comment #10794356

    If this can be made practical at any scale, I think the most exciting applications will be in long-range space drives. Although it sounds as though immense amounts of energy are ne…

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    Comment #10618723

    It's ironic that an article about the awfulness of js on the modern web is rendered unreadable by javascript and/or flash: http://imgur.com/8Iikyd7 . The page literally crashed my …

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    Comment #10610222

    How much of this could be avoided if the application didn't use mongo? Needing to run a three-nice cluster out of the gate seems like a big part of the problem. Sure, you want back…

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    Comment #10594822

    I wonder if anyone has run the data using body fat percentage instead of BMI. BMI is a very coarse metric that will sometimes label short and/or muscular people as overweight/obese…

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    Comment #7802332

    What if the pallets formed a mesh network? They would only need to have low-powered antennas (< 100m range) to network effectively with one another, and some kind of reader that ta…

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    Comment #7563702

    Surely if Zuck got half the world signed up for a network that does nothing but suck our eyeballs in return for money out of advertisers pockets, we could get a few million, even s…

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    Comment #7412251

    Maybe someone could research and patent a fungus or virus that only attacks roundup-ready plants? I wonder how much Monsanto would pay to bury that...

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    Comment #6694161

    http://maximecb.github.io/Turing-Drawings/#4,3,1,1,2,0,1,0,0...

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    Comment #6187781

    linux is completely described by its source code.

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    Comment #6109267

    Check out GNUCash. I've been using it for about a year. Entering all your stuff is tedious, but it's open source and integrates with some banks (also import from Quicken and CSV).

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    Comment #5928674

    Only the state of California may issue phony currency, apparently.

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    Comment #5291980

    It happens that 9 AM Brussels time is midnight pacific time. I'm sure Google is running some maintentance cron at midnight thinking "This is a low demand time," and it is, across t…

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    Comment #3198755

    you can dress up a pig...

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    Comment #2688127

    Can someone torrent this? I couldn't finish downloading the entire thing.

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    Comment #2614748

    Assuming it did cost them $2300, that would have only been about 1% of color.com. They got a steal.

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    Comment #2612940

    As I write this, the value of bitcoin is at an all-time high. I dispute that this article has actually "killed" bitcoins.

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    Comment #2506723

    How does an article with 71 points that's been up for 2 hours beat an article with 300+ that has been up for 1 hour?