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nvn1

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    Comment #1016340

    Perhaps I should embark on a start-up that sells strengthened chambers capable of withstanding explosives to replace traditional seating that the attendants lock you in before take…

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    Comment #1016267

    'Listening to her Dutch friends, she assumed that Americans were fat, loutish, naive and sexually repressed. “But then I came here and found it was all false,” she smiles.' So very…

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    Comment #1014511

    Neither can I. EDIT: Doh! I wasn't clicking on myself first. Never underestimate the stupidity of users.

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    Comment #998558

    Not sure how accurate it is but I enjoyed Thirteen Days: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0146309/ Fog of War also features the subject and is excellent: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt031…

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    Comment #974612

    It's more of a 'link-bait-and-switch' title.

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    Comment #957738

    ' while the more educated ones come up with elaborate rationalizations' - one or all of which might be correct?

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    Comment #948691

    Seriously, it ain't that bad! But I wouldn't complain about an update if you feel so inclined :)

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    Comment #948381

    Thanks, that's a great appraisal of the two and sums up most of what I've read so far nicely.

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    Comment #948139

    I thought it was a recent fork of the project - I stand corrected. Kohana certainly does look good. I'm just getting to grips with CI now. Authentication has been a matter of bolti…

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    Comment #948112

    That's based on Codeigniter, right? How do the two compare?

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    Comment #947431

    Coming from having done a Bioinformatics PhD and Post-Doc, I reckon getting in touch speculatively with people in Bioinformatics should work. You might get a lot of knock-backs but…

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    Comment #935584

    Wow, the economist link just gave me a 503 error with a 'Guru Meditation' message. Not something I would have expected from that site. It actually made me chuckle. Error 503 Servic…

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    Comment #932862

    At the risk of getting downmodded because people disagree with me, it's hackneyed dull crap. Hey, my opinion's as valid as yours, right?

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    Comment #930774

    Is there an equivalent library for PHP? It might save me a lot of time.

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    Comment #929710

    The Bladerunner soundtrack has worked wonders for focusing my mind since about the age of 15. Gastr del Sol's Camoufleur LP also performed admirably during my arduous PhD write-up.…

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    Comment #915402

    Thanks. I also found this whilst hunting around, which I found utterly fascinating: http://www.guardian.co.uk/theobserver/2002/sep/22/featuresre...

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    Comment #915329

    Thanks, I'll check these out.

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    Ask HN: Best software for schematics/diagrams?

    I'd like something that can produce pretty diagrams out of the box for software, business processes, etc for showing to clients. Anything free would be a bonus too. Any advice?

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    Comment #914964

    Could you elaborate about the 'business revelations'? I'm really intrigued.

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    Comment #740123

    Perhaps the causes or whatever drives people to be religious or criminal are not the same? Perhaps removing criminals from British society was enough to 'reform' a lot of them.The …

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    Comment #721610

    I wouldn't be happy if, say, objections to an unpopular scientific theory were simply expressed by scientists down-voting and burying it. Unless the idea's completely insane or fac…