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tigerthink
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Comment #9949663
Krugman used to think like a typical economist, but abandoned this approach and subsequently became a celebrated columnist. Ironically this was years after he wrote an essay compla…
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Comment #2853451
"The main difference is that eventlet can’t influence the Python runtime, but actors are built into Erlang at a language level, so the Erlang VM can do some cool stuff like mapping…
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Comment #2256315
Here are some Hacker News threads related to client side testing: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2038663 http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2142104 http://news.ycombinator.co…
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Comment #2241107
Some days you want to smoke weed, other days you want to take modafanil.
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Comment #2059863
Some hobbies are more dangerous than others. I think it makes sense for us to discourage people from getting started on the more dangerous hobbies. Also, people do blame alcohol.
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Comment #1680979
How's that, exactly?
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Comment #1667749
Possible justification for HN being biased: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1074079
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Comment #1409443
Does anyone know what kind of money MegaUpload makes? How profitable are internet businesses in general? Would anyone be willing to share the site they run and the amount it makes?…
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Comment #1409440
"In 2001 Schmitz pulled off a huge stock market bluff which netted him a small fortune. After buying shares worth hundreds of thousands of dollars in the almost bankrupt LetsBuyIt.…
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Comment #1409415
Most of the private universities that actually have to market themselves cater to less intelligent folks who will take much longer to catch on to the fact that degrees are overpric…
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Comment #1409409
Since education can't be resold, there isn't going to be the sort of bursting bubble you see in markets for other goods. Let's say what the article predicts comes to pass and the d…
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Comment #1385532
http://yudkowsky.net/singularity/
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Comment #1385417
Your brain makes you good at the things you do. So if the internet really is the best way to get the information you're looking for, it makes sense to practice internet surfing ins…
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Comment #1385036
This seems close enough: >Last year, researchers at Stanford found signs that this shift may already be well under way. They gave a battery of cognitive tests to a group of heavy m…
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Comment #1331632
It's basically true. You only have so many hours in the day.
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Comment #1275726
Even the life he describes is pretty damn good by historical standards.
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Comment #1270120
Doesn't work with Vim as well though.
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Comment #1268713
Holy shit.
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Comment #1268683
"Yours is a beautiful site, I'm impressed!" Thanks. Actually I did everything but the design :-P "1. Going off on many, many tangents before buckling down and focusing on the core …
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Comment #1268666
So at what point did you know the publicity software was going to be a failure? What was the proximate cause of your doom?