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resu

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    Comment #9305342

    This really shows how using technology can leapfrog very costly gradual infrastructure upgrades in terms of both time and cost. Amazing! It does make we wonder though... Google Map…

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    Comment #9006385

    How do you explain something that has potentially unlimited inputs, and whose many inputs/actors do not act sensibly or in their best interest at all? If you could fully explain an…

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    Comment #8976161

    If anything, the call for action ("Try the demo" button) should be made MUCH more noticeable. I was thinking the same thoughts as you because who wants to try the half-assed barely…

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    Comment #8534188

    Galvanic skin response is listed as one of the sensors, but there's no mention of it in the marketing material. Anyone know if it'll be able to measure exertion via sweat?

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    Comment #8328244

    "The iPhone has long had a better camera than just about any Android phone, and it’s always had a better ecosystem of editing and sharing apps than any other platform." I'm in neit…

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    Comment #7950225

    Breathtaking work! Found a ton more interesting examples here: http://bl.ocks.org/mbostock

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    Comment #7822684

    Great design work! But I have to wonder, how is this different from Pinterest?

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    Comment #7734584

    So stay away from routers that are Made in China and Made in USA - what's left? Is there a country small enough without a world domination agenda, yet large enough to not be swayed…

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    Comment #7649028

    Loved the movie, you should definitely watch it! I first visited in 2010 and it was nowhere as gritty as seen in the movie, but also much safer I guess!

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    Comment #7647751

    You can get an idea of what it might have been like, although at a much more modern, safe, and smaller scale by exploring the Chungking Mansions in Kowloon: http://en.wikipedia.org…

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    Comment #7647139

    I don't have an iphone and can't try the app. Is it similar to http://smwh.re and http://www.travyde.com/explore ?

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    Comment #7641768

    Wouldn't a structure this large be inevitably hit by debris, whether from our own junk or stuff from elsewhere in space? They'd need a gundam squadron to protect it too.

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    Comment #7562300

    Has the popularity of Go died off recently? This is the first Go article I've seen on the front page in a while...

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    Comment #7523832

    Looks very promising, I'll give it a try!

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    Comment #7485128

    What weight did you start at? 200 to 150 would be much more impressive than 300 to 250.

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    Comment #7466438

    That's awesome, the result looks great :)

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    Comment #7466343

    This is incredibly cool! Did you create the chart yourself or is it built on top of some kind of js library?

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    Comment #7415818

    I strongly doubt it's either. Both are close allies with China. Chinese passengers made up the majority of that flight. Is whatever this flight was carrying worth risking fraying t…

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    Comment #7249614

    Thank you! By far one of the most helpful posts I've seen on HN :)

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    Comment #7247134

    "based on thousands of data points we've collected by processing over 100,000+ coding tests and challenges by over 2,000+ employers" Some context in the title would have been reall…

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    Comment #7203415

    So this is the same as logging in and taking screenshots of the top 10 posts on a public Facebook page?

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    Comment #7202975

    This is really cool! I'll try it out. Thanks for sharing :)

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    Comment #6923655

    That's an excellent idea :)

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    Comment #6917129

    This is the most beautiful 'website' I've seen in a long while. Are the forecasts updated periodically?

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    Comment #6916545

    A crack in the helmet is much cheaper to fix than a crack in the cranium for tax-payers that live in a country with a first-world healthcare system.