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Comment #27085497
I feel like the truely happy aren't writing articles about how happy they are. Happiness in this way is a hidden thing amongst us.
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Comment #18787443
I am not aware of any common uses of Ibuprofen and Acetominophen that saves lives?
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Comment #17210963
What do you base this on?
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Comment #15806264
While you don't believe you are locked in, I don't believe that you as a programmer "power user" are the majority that Apple cares about. I believe not only that for the majority o…
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Comment #15643567
Many people here mention "parenting" as a solution to this problem, and although this is a solution available to the wealthy and time wealthy audience of hacker news, the other sid…
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Comment #5785969
Check out her talk as well - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cPGpZp1pfQQ
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Comment #5685295
What makes this different from the default yeoman webapp generator?
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Comment #5642362
Couldn't they use something similar to a spam filter?
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Comment #5564633
Is there any reason why you don't use a profanity filter, like this one - https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/simple-profanity-f... . It is an issue where you object to a cer…
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Comment #5506220
It might be better to use variations in the background color. It may feel more natural to do so and it would allow normal syntax highlighting alongside scope highlighting.
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Comment #5414106
hey - https://github.com/scjr
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Comment #5342222
I'm yet to see any of these command line tips show (GNU) tar with the -a (--auto-compress) tag # compress a file, tar will automatically compress it according to the file extension…
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Comment #4885600
This is what I use https://www.google.com.au/?q=my%20ip
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Comment #4754257
> 1. Urine is put into an electrolytic cell, which separates out the hydrogen. How does this part work