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No, normal BP. However, as I've gotten older it isn't as bad (and I've started to become more sensitive to cold), but I still find myself hot and sweaty when everybody around me is often fine or cold.

When I was young, it wasn't even a big deal to go out for a while in the middle of winter in a t-shirt, I didn't even own a proper winter coat until I was far into my 20s.
oh, there's an editorial in nature (http://www.nature.com/nature/journal/v462/n7275/full/462848a...) about how this could cause earthquakes?

awesome. well, nothing worth doing is risk-free, right?

also I love how when google funds something now, they also do it. it seems that all of the investigators were SMU people but because google.org paid for it, now it was discovered by google as well. ;)
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I don't know about having "silver bullet" advertisements be your landing page and text ad. It looks suspiciously like spam or some kind of con (think about the majority of "Work From Home" ads). Every reasonably smart person I know wouldn't trust "silver bullet" ads enough to seriously consider paying for the product being advertised. In the particular example, most doctors are supposedly smarter than the average population and so I think the conversion rate would be even lower.

I don't claim to know a better way to garner attention through advertisement than eye-catching (yet suspicious) claims, but I think the described method helps you determine the interest level in your product from a small subset (more trusting or naive, depending on your point of view) of your target audience, not your total target audience. Maybe there's a known "naive-to-total" extrapolator that I'm not aware of.
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I'm not affiliated with Mozilla at all, but I'd like to pose the question: If Mozilla offered a week long on-site developer training course, where the component leads held lectures describing the deep technical structure of their code, and later helped you set up a debugging environment, would you pay to attend this?

I'm imagining the topics would include, Networking, DOM, Parsing, JavaScript, Chrome, Rendering, and more.
Yes and I'd pay $1,000
Not to mention it is easy to upgrade windows on your PC if you want if the hardware supports it.
I think you might be missing the reference to a recent (funny) video about "brogramming": http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qi_AAqi0RZM
One thing that bothers is the fact that commenting systems are still completely coupled with the comments themselves. I can view my emails or tweets in a bunch of different clients, why shouldn't I be able to do the same with comments?

I'm not saying we should eliminate the current systems, but if we could agree on a standard for structuring and posting comments (RDFa is a decent choice for the former), we'd be able to have a more consistent and user-centric experience, instead of being forced to use what someone else has chosen.
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The reality isn't as bad as it sounds here. According to the same source (Forrester) 32% of personally owned PCs aren't allowed on the networks either (vs 41% for Macs).

So an only 9% difference seems pretty reasonable. It may not be what we want, but given limited company IT resources, it's almost surprising the delta is that low.
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Right, because they're beyond criticism for being better than the rest of the companies. Let's not go to extremes, how about that?
That is unfortunate, but I don't see its relevance for this discussion, seeing as RMS is not one of those (particularly since he wouldn't use the term OSS in the first place ;)
You have no idea what you're talking about with AW.
How is this a defficiency in the C# language, exactly? Sounds more like an issue in the current version of the .Net CLR to me.
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Juvenile, yes. Sexist, not very seriously.
this is great- good thing your dad didn't pick up a slot machine, you could've ended up in politics :)
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Is it possible to find the total market cap of all privately traded companies? Considering that a private company's wealth isn't public knowledge the only thing we can do is estimate using a tool like bizstats.com.
Thanks for the response!! I will take a look at slowing down the rotation of the slideshow and see what that looks like.
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A parents job is to offer comfort, support, and, yes, to teach the child what they feel they should know. A lot of people, this forum not excluded, have a definitive view of parenting, and if someone strays outside of that view then its not right.

For instance, I am raising my oldest with the same tenderness and security that most parents have to offer, but I choose to be strict with education. As a result he is 3 and can read, write, do mathematics, and understand higher-level concepts than his peers. He still loves power rangers and playing outside, but he also feels good when he learns something new and receives the praise of his parents, teachers, and friends.

But when he was about 1.5 I posted a thread asking for suggestions for raising an advanced child and was demonized. My view - which is just one view, is that the more you can teach a child (socially, academically, creatively) the better.
same here. The only thing I always make sure is covered are my kidneys.
Please google the term "brogrammer". You are defending the post (or playing devil's advocate) by implying a meaning that is not really the currently held inferred meaning. (As far as I'm aware.)
Maybe, who gives a fuck?
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Isn't the New York Times also a publicly traded company?
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Its worth mentioning also that x86 64bit CPUs still use PAE, in fact they have to, its mandatory in long mode ("real 64 bit mode"). Additionally the version of PAE used in 64 bit mode is an extension of the original 32 bit PAE, adding an extra directory layer to support up to 52 bits of physical address space. Although i don't think any processor has implemented more than 48bits of address space so far.
I think that'd be a good precedent to set.

"If you make a bullshit takedown request, we'll promote the video you're trying to suppress."
if you have to ask, its obviously yes...WTF YCombinator quality falling very fast after free money given out
ADW is overrated and very expensive. Specially if you need an expensive keyword.
I had a good experience with Facebook ads. It was cheap and high CTR.
OK we're all adults here, so really, how on earth should I use a squat toilet?
Thanks! If you have any suggestions or ideas for the next version please send them my way.
Haha ok, congrats :)
What if the guy that makes 10% on them doesn't earn more because his drives are made to last longer and he provides better working condition in his factories? Not saying that Samsung is like that, but there are plenty of reason beyond volume and logistics to justify different margins.
Other commenters are close, but I think it's referring more to the bro from lax culture. Lots of chilling, popping natties with fellow brahs/bros and other stuff you can read up on http://mylifeisbro.com

edit: hdctambien's comment is on-point with the urbandic link. I believe a similar synonym with less euphemistic connotations is douchebag in certain circles, but not amongst brahs.

also see http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qi_AAqi0RZM

and this: http://www.quora.com/Brogramming/How-does-a-programmer-becom...
What is the deficiency? How do other languages solve problems created by unfortunate coincidences between your usage pattern and the GC's timing?
Ask HN: Should I get a master's degree or a job?
I'm a computer engineering student graduating in April. I'm having a hard time deciding whether I should pursue an MEng, MBA or start working full-time. I'd eventually like to be an entrepreneur. I don't feel like I have a solid business idea right now.

Should I get a master's degree or a full-time job?
I agree with all of your points except for #3.

I think the "principle of least surprise" rather than the "principle of expecting-the-user-to-remember-how-to-use-THIS-particular-commenting-system" applies here.
Yes,I know this, but the size of the video files are much greater than the music files. I hear people complaining about the sizes of lossless music files, but not about 1080p video files. In fact, I have read comments from people complaining about only having 720p available from iTunes because of their 1080p televisions. However, these files are measured better in terms of gigabytes instead of megabytes. In other words, lossless music files shouldn't be problem, especially so with the cost of storage and bandwidth available. They are not that large when you compare them to even compressed video files (that are 720p or even 1080p).
I'd say that most companies aren't at the level where they code for this - they buy COTS software for their business, and much of it is still of the 'put all your eggs in one basket and watch that basket' mentality. I know it works that way at my place of employment. No matter how much I gnash my teeth and wail, the programmers still haven't caught up to current tech.
Does "brogrammer" mean male programmer? No.
Hey what's a few earthquakes when feeding our insatiable desire for more energy is involved? I for one think what happens to the earth is much less important than making sure "consumers" can consume more perishable products, faster.
For the last few years, if you add "part of the hip hop culture", it's been a Blackberry.

Recently, I've seen a lot more high end Android devices, but a few of my friends have gone back to flip phones surprisingly.
I'm guilty of voting to save for later. But not just the article, the discussion of it as well.
I wonder if something like this could be used to desalinate sea water.
I would, too [edit: stay clear]. We may be overreacting to what may have been a bad joke but the part regarding partying and "getting crunk" really pushed me into taking the post at face value.
With today's Nightly I'm getting ~20fps on a 3.4 GHz Core i7 iMac but with drops into the 7fps range on some video transitions. Surprisingly, I get roughly the same perf with a current Aurora as well but the drops only go down to ~12fps. Trying it on the released Firefox gets around 2fps.
Agreed, the 4HWW covers this fairly well, along with some tips I hadn't thought about previously
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I'm fairly certain that devices in twenty or fifty years will still be able to play MP3. It's too pervasive and supporting it is too easy for it to disappear just like that. It might not be supported in hardware (like it is today in many devices to save battery life) but there will be plenty of software.

You tend to not be able to use formats because hardly anyone used them in the past. MP3 is too popular for that to happen. (As is JPEG, PDF and probably AAC.)
We used to do this at school in the '80s using a BBC Micro and some hardware that you could purchase. It's good to see that it can still be done -- they haven't encrypted the downlinks.
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Perhaps for some people. I would love it though. I can fit so much more on my screen making me feel greatly more productive. For example, having 4 vim split windows open and viewable all at once.
I've noticed a trend in posts like this. Some startups go out of their way to appear "cool". If you need silly phrases like "getting crunk" when you're looking to recruit someone...that's a red flag to me.
Correct me if I'm wrong...

Are you using unbounce to create unbounce alternative?
That is pretty badass.

:)
I had the exact same thought when I saw this post! Although I don't personally find it offensive, you need to be fairly thick skinned in the IT industry if your a woman!

That ad certainly tells me that's not the sort of company any woman should be working for.

I agree with mattmanser, if that was a UK job add they would be in serious trouble!
My biggest question in response to your points is why the administrator (and not the users) is given the power to set these options. Maybe its much easier from a technical implementation sense? I can't imagine that administrators are more concerned with dictating how their readers see the comments than getting users happy and actually commenting.
"Work, even real work, can be fun." Yes. I'm very thankful that even at age 14, I was working at a local Mom & Pop store, stocking shelves, breaking down boxes, washing dishes, and mopping floors. I felt great about it, and it gave me a chance to socialize and learn important lessons about the adult world. Oh yeah, and I liked the money too.
No need to. I was joking ;-)

I'd never consider installing a version of Windows an upgrade ;-) Unless it's installing XP over Vista.
I'm not sure you can make that assumption. Relative immaturity in YC company job postings (particularly on HN) has been a pretty consistent problem (I'm not saying all just enough bad apples slip through that its noticeable). I'm actually a bit surprised at this point that part of the YC program doesn't address this.
Yes. Always steer clear of any environment where one is expected to form close social bonds with others in a party situation. The best coworker is the one you communicate with via text, right?
So which is it?

IT bans Macs because they want their job to be easier and intentionally cripple users to that end.

IT bans Macs because they are so easy that less IT work would be required.

I've seen both views presented, but they seem mutually exclusive.
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Are you sure? I'm not sure how seriously a person could talk to a woman by addressing her as "bro".
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Explain. I can't find any definition of "brogrammer" that isn't a portmanteau of "bro" and "programmer". And "bro" is not a gender-specific term any more than "milkman".
It is illegal to transfer personal data from the UK to the US; they may have fallen foul of that little Data Protection Act.
Perhaps, but when I Googled "brogrammer" I quickly came across an @brogrammer Twitter feed where the latest tweet reads:

"Just tried to jerk it to #siri. She couldn't get me off. #turing_test_fail or dyke?"

https://twitter.com/#!/brogramming/status/129638489905053697
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Rather than focusing on whether it's sexist or not, I would start by saying that it is unwise.

I think that we (as a society) want young people to see all avenues as open to them regardless of gender. I highly doubt that the company doesn't want to hire women or has any sexist intention. However, it is unwise for us (as individuals and an industry) to use terms like "brogrammer" because it subtly suggests gender. One might not mean it as gendered, but certainly some young people will and will internalize it as meaning that "programming is really a guy's thing". This is compounded by the fact that programming is a field where women aren't well represented. I'm not suggesting quotas or anything like that. I'm simply suggesting that when people are thinking about their future, perceptions about industries affect their decisions and terms like "brogrammer" can create perceptions.

The same could be said if a library position were to use female-gendered terminology. Library science is a field that is predominantly women and using female-gendered language can only help to reenforce that perception. We don't want to force males into library science, but we also don't want young males to feel like they shouldn't go into it "because it's women's work".

When someone says that something is "sexist", I think a lot of people become defensive because they aren't sexists. I doubt that the person who wrote the post is sexist. However, a person who believes in equality can say something that negatively impacts that goal in our society. I don't know if it should be called sexist, but I do think that it negatively affects what we generally want in our world and our companies. Maybe not a lot, but it's something to think about when writing things in the future.
Being a "bro" is an attitude thing. The term is stupid, the ad is stupid, but it's not sexist.
Yeah, I just found that this morning. I'm sort of leery of the move to 32 GPRs.
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IF brogrammer wasn't sexist (which is highly debatable), I wouldn't go so far as to call these guys juvenile and idiotic. Sometimes you just need to have a little fun with it and lighten up a bit. You only get one life to live so might as well not be so serious all the time.

That being said, brogrammer probably is a bit sexist.
I find folders and mail accounts work fine for keeping work and personal stuff separate. Just having one computer to deal with is nice. And cheaper.
Personally I didn't think "age", I thought "douchebags with popped collars"...
Seriously? The third google result for "brogrammer" is this:

http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=brogrammer
I note they aren't looking for a broffice manager.
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"if you have to ask, its obviously yes..."

That is poor logic.
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just curious, where did your daughter place her vending machine? who worked out the logistics of where it could be placed?
The problem is simply that we can't all be rich. We can all be billionaires, but we can't all be rich. The intrinsic limit comes from the fact that wealth itself is relative.

Using your example, Microsoft's creation of value to such a large consumer base couldn't have happened if there had been thousands of Microsofts equally successful (e.g. not thousands of companies can have a 90% market share in the same market at the same time, for company A to have 90% of market share of a market it means company B doesn't have it. Opportunity cost).

When you have thousands of people at the very very very top (.0001% cf 1%) that thousand of people would have to either extract wealth (not value, that's different) from the rest of the economy. There is only so much wealth to go around, regardless of how you represent it, whether its US Dollars or Friedman's island's stone money. Accumulation of wealth is relative.
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This is my way of flagging an unflaggable post.

Hell, I love memes, Reddit, drinking, partying, etc.

But is that a professional or appropriate job advert for HN? Do we want to be a community which actively cultivates a 'no girls allowed' policy?
The first five results (including twitter, as jgrahamc mentioned) should give you an idea.
I think that fits the stereotype being portrayed pretty well. "Bros" aren't PC, but then neither is a lot of good humor. The twitter feed and the job add are just jokes.
Exactly. Canonical has gone out of their way to make sure that you never have to muck around in a terminal or BIOS to install Ubuntu, with their Windows installers and all that.

If you run their installer and the first step is "reboot, press F12 (or F2, or DEL, or who knows what else) to enter the BIOS and turn off this security setting - that you have to find on your own - then reboot and run the installer again" instead of "click the Install button" that's a big step backwards. Not to mention the fear some users will have about turning of security, wondering if they're being had.
Brogramming is just a joke. And like all Internet jokes, they end up misused in job postings as a result of the author's effort to appear relevant.

I think this YC-funded startup is likely more guilty of tone-deafness rather than misogyny.
Somebody please correct me, as far as I know the core temperature is always stable, and any heat is dispensed to the limbs which then use the surface to cool down. Because of this people in warm countries are used to drink warm drinks at midday, so their core gets "told" to not produce too much heat. If you drink something cold your core will definetely produce heat which is then dispensed to the limbs. And I was told in school it's only a one-way heat exchange, always from core to limbs, never the other way around.

Now this is completely different and tells me cooled blood from my hands can cool my core? Are they just using the wrong words so non-academics can understand their stuff or was I educated wrong in school?
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Fun. Now there's a slippery slope that can lead to over-indulgence. As a parent your job is to protect your children, impart discipline, and teach them how to get along in this world. Keeping them entertained doesn't factor in in the grand scheme of things.
You could always start by collecting e-mail addresses of those people interested to buy it.

So they sign up and get notification once you have the items ready to buy.

Consider your shipping methods carefully else this type of product might be tricky.
This is perhaps a bit off-topic, but it seems to me that there's a problem with the excessively widespread use of the word 'troll'. Often this is wrong because it dismisses people who are sincerely trying to argue a point in a hostile setting. In cases like the one we're talking about it's wrong because it mischaracterises people who are actually waging campaigns of harassment. From what I've read (which is admittedly far from comprehensive), MikeeUSA's contributions (which I understand are both public and private) aren't designed to provoke an entertaining backlash, they're intended to wear women down into submission and surrender. Describing him as a troll is misstating the case and letting him off easy.
'Fraking' has caused earth quakes in the uk, where they are trying to extract the gas down there.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hydraulic_fracturing

But that is a slightly different thing to geothermal drilling. You're basically drilling 4km down, and putting a big pipe in. Then you run water through it, which heats the water.

There have been no earth quakes caused in Australian drilling for geo thermal plants to my knowledge.

However, it depends on the technology used. Some of these people are just dumping massive amounts of toxic chemicals and blasting the crap out of the rocks. Obviously this affects the water down there - and is super evil. If you're careful, and with planning I don't see why it wouldn't be possible to do safely and in a non toxic way.
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I feel dirty just having had to upmod this.

I've just learned an important author safety tip: Google the neologisms!
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And if you could combine this with a machine to remove lactic acid from your forearms and make it small enough to fit into a chalkbag so that every time you dipped, you got chalked up, cooled down, and stronger. Yeah, I think that might work.
By all means, flaunt your inexperience by using idiot language in your recruitment posts.
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