skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
More like north and south carolina, at least until things went sharply downhill for the western half.

Or perhaps a better analogy is its almost exactly like the U.P. of Michigan vs the mitten of Michigan (lower michigan?)

One problem with discussing how close two political orgs are over two thousand years is times change. Relations definitely had their ups and downs over the whole course of time. At times the religious strife between west and east was a little fiercer than anything that happened between US and Britain, at least post-1812.

(edited to add in a really good familiar analogy, at least some of the time ... Britain and Ireland)
According to Wikipedia some laws even require a passenger: "Nevada's regulations require a person behind the wheel and one in the passenger’s seat during tests".
The Beauty of Jumpstarting Your Midlife Crisis
Sure! With these three I went a few different routes, they are all in the main leagueoflegends subreddit (which is one of the most active on the entire site, it's unreal).

First is fairly basic and talks about our host, the price and the fact that early bird tickets are on sale. The second focuses on some of the LCS teams that will be there doing meet & greets. The third is about activities like cosplay, live music.

http://i.imgur.com/6l0focB.jpg

http://i.imgur.com/CLDa84O.jpg

http://i.imgur.com/sBvwU2N.jpg
Here here. You couldn't fault that thinking.
How do they combat the scalper problem? I don't see anything on the website... Any ideas?
What does YC bring to tech heavy startups except connections to funding ? because most of the risk there is technology risk , not market risk, and YC is no tech expert at those subjects.
This is that patent troll organization right?

"the company has fallen on hard times as some of its bigger investors become less interested in buying into its funds."

Good.
1. You spelled cloud wrong.

2. OneBox is far from being our "cloud" offering.

3. OneBox and OneBox for Business are two separate products whose name similarity is basically a coincidence.
Since Latin was the language of the western empire, but Greek the language of the eastern empire, I'd say that the two halves were more distinct that the U.S. and the U.K. are.
Quite.

Hydro, hydro pumped storage, tidal impounds (essentially low-head but large-area reservoirs), and geothermal (wet field) are all highly dispatchable.

Solar thermal is expensive but among its benefits it has is a built-in storage capability. For most present plants that's only a few hours, but several days worth of banked heat might be viable.

There are a number of storage options, of which the prospect of synfuels, in particular seawater-based Fischer-Tropsch fuel synthesis, which as been studied by Brookhaven National Labs, MIT, and the US Naval Research Lab for over 50 years, looks fairly promising. It starts with hydrogen electrolysis, to which CO2 is added, sourced from seawater. Outputs are analogs of present day diesel, gasoline, natural gas, or other hydrocarbons. Most of the energy cost is in the electrolysis. Net energy return in terms of fuel is about 50-60%, round-trip net of generation would be fairly low (~20%), but the energy storage is very long-term stable, and dense by weight or volume (for liquids). We've got a lot of experience burning hydrocarbons, and these are carbon-neutral (the source CO2 comes from the present biosphere).

http://www.reddit.com/r/dredmorbius/comments/28nqoz/electric...

http://www.reddit.com/r/dredmorbius/comments/22k71x/us_navy_...

There's also work by some (including a recent video by Amory Lovins) suggesting that there are relatively modest requirements for dispatchable generation, though I suspect those are a tad optimistic.

http://www.engineering.com/ElectronicsDesign/ElectronicsDesi...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MsgrahFln0s
Don't forget, this guy has the acting president's personal cellphone number on his mobile, so when it comes to friends in high places this seems like a smart call.
Oh man, are you going to hate operator overloading.
I see 205 of "Launcher, Grenade" followed by only 1 of "Laundry, Cleaner"
Maybe the MRAP was requested in the event that the Puyallup Fair (the WA state fair for the uninitiated) gets totally out of control.

RE: the meth labs, etc. it would be interesting to see usage data for the equipment. Who knows...if an occupied meth lab is raided every week, the vehicle could make sense (not that I have any tactical expertise in the slightest).
This comment thread should be in the HN hall of fame. Classic :)