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technoguyrob

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About technoguyrob

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    Comment #1582422

    Could be an easy Putnam problem.

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    Comment #377828

    Bookmarked this HN page for later so I can make the obvious joke about this article.

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    Comment #377816

    I'd like to live for a time, sure, but even five hundred years might be too long. I'd either get driven insane by the constant bow-shocks of ever advancing culture, or I'd lapse in…

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    Comment #377799

    .............. ........................ I thought David was kidding. Jesus.

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    Comment #377573

    Centralization. (OpenID)

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    Comment #377209

    Indeed. The title should have appended: "...dramatically."

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    Comment #375797

    What if your business partner dies? I thought everyone needs to confirm you are dead? What if they are dead?

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    Comment #374192

    Sing this out loud in a low voice...awesome.

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    Comment #373361

    The same key can be used for each session...when the Gmail page is being generated, I am saying this embedded in-line key can be associated TO the user's cookie, so that there is a…

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    Comment #372913

    And the Gmail engineers should add an opt-out "high security" mode that checks the referer to make sure the form submission is coming from Gmail itself and not some outside website…

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    Comment #372092

    Reading that article made me expect a future in which a musician will not be known for a particular composition, but for the algorithm he devised for creating music of a particular…

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    Comment #372085

    Hahahaha, I like the profile update.

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    Comment #371781

    The Reddit discussion on this is really good: http://www.reddit.com/r/programming/comments/7eoth/sounds_li...

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    Comment #371736

    Sweet, I can now say I've been told "fuck you[r downvotes]" by a professor from Cornell.

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    Comment #371303

    XSS detection is not just as simple as that. For example, in IE, entering the following produces a pop-up: Hi However, read debt's comment below. XSS is irrelevant here since "XSS"…

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    Comment #364005

    I think mediocrity is sort of the complement to laziness, in that respect. For example, settling for a cubicle job that drains you because you don't think you can do anything bette…

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    Comment #363735

    http://www.google.com/codesearch?hl=en&lr=&q=lang%3A...

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    Comment #363732

    http://www.google.com/codesearch?hl=en&lr=&q=lang%3A...

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    Comment #362409

    This is John Baez. I am pretty sure he has read GEB. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Baez

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    Comment #360971

    Some people read that presentation in NOT full screen? Maybe someone should write a "How People Really Use Slideshare" post...

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    Comment #356229

    Wow. http://frwebgate.access.gpo.gov/cgi-bin/getdoc.cgi?dbname=20...