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Comment #3087763
The question is fundamentally flawed, in that "data structure" is a concept used by programmers to communicate with computers (or between programmers). A comparable question would …
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Comment #2639203
Agreed. Watching Carl Sagan´s Cosmos at age 9 was fascinating, even though a second viewing, years later, was much more informative.
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Comment #2618704
A law could be the way to fix that if it concerns state-owned media, which in France (and Europe, in general) is mainstream.
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Comment #2609929
That was somehow sorted out by the Mythbusters (Season 1, Episode 8). Or is news of Russians burying themselves a meta-urban myth?
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Ask HN: How is teaching Visual Basic limiting?
English teenagers are taught Visual Basic disguised as general event-driven programming. This limits their view of what event-driven programming is. But, how much? Is it really an …
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Comment #2465239
Isn't it a "page" or "document", and not a "website"?
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Comment #2465236
The first paragraph describes a common structure of the articles in The Economist, which goes a long way towards explaining why it is so satisfying to read.
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Comment #2431959
The physorg article mixes up, at first, the nature/nurture question and the cross-modality of perception question (whether internal representations good for tactile perception are …
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Comment #2431939
http://clipperz.com rocks in terms of usability, convenience, and a sense of security (which might be false: here is a call for criticism). It is open source, portable (runs in Jav…
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Comment #2431933
> I don't like the idea of using a password manager, because it's difficult to move it across platforms http://clipperz.com is a very portable password manager. It works on your co…
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Comment #2151185
I think that it adds value to the conversation, because one of the reasons why the link is featured here is to discuss the branding.
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Comment #2151176
I read "social scam" in the HN entry. I only realised it was "social cam" when I actually clicked on the link (after I read a few of the top-ranked comments).
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Comment #2126718
Or use Readability http://lab.arc90.com/experiments/readability/
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Comment #1987903
You could bootstrap Zombal as a "payment system" for scientific reviews. Get in touch with the organisers of a national-level scientific conference. They could offer reviewers the …
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Comment #1965753
I am considering that, but shutting down during off hours so as not to run into a bill of >$200 a year (I'm not a new customer). I am curious about people's experiences with using …
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Comment #1965517
Yes, something like the idea of a Virtual Private Server is what I was looking for, thanks. I wonder what's people's experience for single-user, private daily use.
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Ask HN: unix home in the cloud?
Finishing a contract for an academic project soon, I'll miss having a unix machine I can log in from anywhere, which has all my scripts and data in it, where I can run stuff for my…
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Comment #1909446
Since e is a number, not a function (the function is exp = lambda x: e^x) then 1/e is not log but one divided by e. I once was told that using, say, 1/cos for acos is specific to E…
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Comment #1906867
For the Airbus style of jobs perhaps you should consider Hamburg (similar costs, much smaller) because there you could find... Airbus. Not so international atmosphere, though, alth…
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Network latency as data storage
Any transmission channel with a delay between the time a packet leaves the sender and reaches the receiver, is effectively storing the information contained in the packet during th…
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Comment #1842090
> I want dialogue! I want mutual reinforcement! I want to comment and be commented upon! I want community, in other words. Long rant, but pleasant read. This thought sprung up: On-…