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sadlyNess

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    "Geothermal is currently at 533.8MW (of which 81.1MW is from the innovative wellheads technology raising geothermal capacity to about 32% of the total installed capacity. Our total…

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    Comment #15641233

    Is it fair/unfair to chalk this down to plain objectivism? That the source of money isnt that important as long as it gives me a chance to Change The World™..?

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    Comment #15366477

    Read you some Kevin Mitnick. 'Social engineering' as he calls it is very effective as an intrusion technique.

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    Comment #15350616

    It's supposed to be a long-term purchase, which is how they will explain low sales volume. But this makes it hard when they'll want to release a better version of the phone. Or not…

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    Comment #15272944

    There's been a debate for a while now about this. Clay Shirky, Walter Isaacson, Jakob Nielsen, Norman Hardy, Kevin Kelley and others have expressed arguments for and against(mostly…

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    Comment #15268986

    By 'better than free', are you referring to this[1] by Kevin Kelly. To quote from it:When copies are free, you need to sell things which can not be copied. And goes ahead to list 8…

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    Comment #15169474

    I think WhatsApp is where Twitter was during their Ascend-to-protocol Vs Just-push-Ads phase[1], only that WA is dead-set on not going down the Ad route. IMO their options are whet…

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    Comment #15047051

    Hope its going to be added to the payments ISO standards. If that's a fitting home along with the W3C move, is it?

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    Comment #14986659

    Sidenote: Which parses better: buzzfeed-esque, buzzfeedesque or buzzfedian?

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    Comment #14922699

    Any direct relation(real or hypothetical) between the arrest and the movement of the ransom coins? https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=14918545

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    Comment #14907691

    Erm, how does taking money off the table when raising a round work? (just never heard of it)

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    Comment #14688351

    Not failing to mention how handy that 'Menu-523' came in handy when the dpad wore down(usually the first keys to fail on a feature-phone). It kept me from having to buy a new phone…

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    Comment #12633569

    There's this http://imgur.com/a/livAB . They go around schools and get kids to work on simple electronics projects. Just started and only concentrating on primary schools, but I th…

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    Comment #10620415

    Related Read: Paper Money (1981) by 'Adam Smith' George J. W. Goodman.

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    Comment #9086619

    It's true that it's useful but its the same mathematical talent that was (ab|mis)used by Losada, according to the article. What was useful here was Brown's scepticism, borne by him…

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    Comment #9043192

    Or give him a drone(or parts/instructions to build one). That could be a better starting point I think.

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    Comment #8989695

    Related: On that left-brain right-brain roles split(it's not really that way): https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=8989685

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    What (good) book/s are you reading?

    Any topic, any category. And, what's great about it?

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    Comment #5120939

    FB & G+ are pushing so much to have data on their users actual identities, I wonder what they want to do with that database. Considering the move polarises some users.

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    Comment #5048163

    This reminds me of an episode in Medium(Patricia Arquette) where people regretted jumping from buildings but only after they had jumped. i cant recall the exact plot(google effect?…

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    Comment #5037515

    so we can start farming kyrt...and psycho-probbing spatio-analysts...[1] if only Asimov was around to see these events start to unfold. [1] Currents of Space - Isaac Asimov