It will take some time until people will filter interesting stuff out.
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I really thought that the people at Tesla were smart enough to make usable electric cars. Not toys for rich people.
Now that steve jobs is dead...
nfc is already in the nexus s. So i guess it's in.
This game is even better on firefox with vimperator.
> But put me on the beach in Thailand for 5 months and holy crap, what a difference.
That's my dream right there.
>I still not decided. I want someone secular, capitalist and liberal.
Good luck with finding someone like that. Contact me if you want some help.
I think the internet (and specially facebook) had a big role too. Facebook videos were crucial to show that the people were not giving up specially when the television was silent about the whole thing.
BTW who's your nominee?
A long time takriz follower here. Welcome to HN.
> The best books I have read are ones that walk through a project from start to finish.
When I want to learn a new programming language or a new framwork, I always look for that kind of books. The last one I did was "Agile Web Development with Rails" a few years ago.
May be you need a coding buddy. Sharing the ideas and working together on a project always gives me strong motivational boosts. Plus having to explain ideas to others helps in finding flaws.
I never considered having "." in my $PATH because typing "./" is very convenient in the us keyboard layout.
The price was $1899. That's $3818 adjusted to inflation.
Very nice. I find your project better than the on posted. It's the more minimalistic approach that I liked. Very good work.
My first laptop was an Asus and one of reasons I got it was the feature that you could remove the optical drive and put a second battery instead. I remember using the optical drive only 3 or 4 times. That was 6 years ago.
There were a few threads on non programming books too. You could add them to that list.
I think he meant Al Qaeda High School.
Is it just me or is the new design really looking straight from the mid 90s.
> It would appear that the French government is opting for gaol time and enormous fines to make individual traders act responsibly, even when their employer refuses to.
It's difficult enough to find a job as a trader now. The banks would simply choose the traders with the most risk taking potential. I personally think it's a step in the wrong direction. It's the employer who has to be made act responsibly, not the individual traders.
This is the message the french court is giving: "As long as you make money, risk taking is ok. If you screw up, it's your fault. You pay everything back."
I didn't know you could (legally) earn money for wardriving.
This could be very helpful for those who have not already sorted out where to get rent money to get the job they want.
Could you be more specific about your online business?
You are not allowed to joke in HN.
Apparently there's another one on http://hckrn.ws/ . What's with the HN redesigns?
It's a funny coincidence that this comes right after the recent facebook valuation news.
Just ask your teenage sister. She knows the answer.
I won't say he's a sociopath. But he's a guy with too much power. And we all know : Power corrupts. Absolute power corrupts absolutely. That's the main reason I don't like facebook.
That "and I'm all out of gum..." quote is actually stolen from John Carpenter's film "They live".
My point is that you can't explain a statistic with one cause. Most of the time there are many. Some of them we know, some of them not.