WildClean v1: 42-pair repair bench + 35-table wild suite + 239-table trust audit + vocabs
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pretty_name: WildClean
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license: other
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license_name: multiple
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license_link: "https://huggingface.co/datasets/ricalanis/wildclean#licensing--attribution-per-subset"
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task_categories:
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tags:
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- data-cleaning
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- tabular
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- benchmark
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- error-correction
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- data-quality
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size_categories:
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# WildClean
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**WildClean** is a tabular *cleaning* benchmark with **damage** and **silent-edit** accounting — to our knowledge the first cleaning benchmark whose protocol charges systems for the clean cells they corrupt and for unattributed edits, not only for the errors they fix (a verified gap in the existing error-detection/repair benchmark literature, where recall-style scoring rewards over-correction).
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It packages three complementary suites plus the entity vocabularies used by the reference system:
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1. **Paired repair benchmark — 42 dirty/clean table pairs** (`pairs/` + `loaders.py`). Cell-aligned real-error and injected-error pairs spanning health, beverages, travel, citations, entertainment, open-government, and web-table entity domains. 33 pairs are redistributed here; the remaining 9 (unlicensed / research-only origins) are materialized locally by `loaders.py` from their original sources.
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2. **Wild behavioral suite — 35 real-world tables, no gold required** (results in `results/wild_bench.json`; tables fetched by the repo). Audits what a shipped pipeline *does*: plan schema validity, cells changed, review flags (abstentions), PII flagging, silent-edit attribution, runtime — plus seeded inject-recovery on each table's own content.
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3. **Clean-lake trust audit — N=239 GitTables tables** (`gittables250/`, 250 pairs shipped; 239 pass the load/shape gate and are scored). Real heterogeneous GitHub tables with injected typos: the at-scale test that a cleaner stays schema-valid, attributes every edit, and does not damage clean data it was never tuned on.
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The release also ships `vocabs/` — 10 permissively-licensed entity-alias vocabularies (cities, companies, drugs, airports, jobs, research orgs, nicknames, music artists, web-table entities) harvested for grounded canonicalization, and `results/` — the frozen result JSONs behind the headline numbers.
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## The protocol (precise definitions)
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All three suites share one scoring contract, implemented in `eval/run_real_multi.py::score()` and `eval/wild_bench.py::behavioral()` of the companion repo. Cell comparison is *convention-normalized*: two values are **sem-equal** if they are numerically equal within tolerance OR equal after strip+casefold (`Birmingham` == `birmingham`), so systems are judged on restoring the right *value*, not a surface convention.
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For each cell with dirty value `d`, gold value `g`, output value `o`:
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- **error**: `d ≠ g` (a benchmark error). **changed**: `o ≠ d` (the system acted).
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- **Churn-neutrality**: a change where `o` is sem-equal to the *input* `d` but does not exactly restore `g` (pure case/whitespace churn) counts as **nothing** — not a change, not a fix, not damage. Without this rule, bulk convention-rewrites of clean columns inflate precision.
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- **fixed**: an error cell where the output exactly restores gold, or is sem-equal to gold *and* the system actually acted (an error left untouched is never a fix, even if sem-equal to gold).
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- **Repair recall** = fixed / errors. **Repair precision** = good changes (changed ∧ sem-equal to gold) / all changes. **Repair F1** = their harmonic mean. Row-count-changing table ops are stripped before scoring so the output stays row-aligned with the reference (cell-level metric).
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- **DAMAGE rate** = (clean cells the system changed to something *not* sem-equal to gold) / (all clean cells). This is the over-correction charge: a cleaner that "fixes" by bulldozing valid values pays for it explicitly.
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- **SILENT-EDIT accounting** (behavioral audit): after applying the plan, every column whose values differ from the input must be attributable to a logged operation in the execution log (`changed_columns − logged_columns = silent edits`). A trustworthy cleaner reports **0** silent-edit columns — every diff cell traces to a declared op.
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The wild suite additionally reports an **abstention** slice (trap values that must be left untouched vs. real typos that must be fixed) and per-error-type inject-recovery (typo / OCR / case / whitespace).
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## Contents
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```
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pairs/<name>/{dirty.csv,clean.csv} 33 redistributable cell-aligned pairs
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loaders.py downloads the other 9 pairs from their origins
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gittables250/t{000..249}_{dirty,clean}.csv clean-lake trust-audit split
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vocabs/*.jsonl 10 entity-alias vocabularies (one JSON object per line)
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results/*.json frozen benchmark results (see headline numbers)
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The 9 pairs materialized by `loaders.py` (not redistributed — no license or research-only at origin): `ed2_restaurants`, `cleanml_company`, `cleanml_movie`, `fodors_zagats`, `dblp_acm`, `dblp_scholar`, `gidcl_imdb`, `zeroed_billionaire`, `zeroed_tax100k`.
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```bash
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pip install pandas
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python loaders.py # materializes all 9 into ./pairs/ → full 42-pair bench
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## Licensing & attribution (per subset)
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This dataset aggregates sources under different licenses; `license: other` at the top reflects that. Each subset below keeps its own license. **You must preserve attribution for the CC-BY components.**
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### Benchmark pairs (`pairs/`)
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| Raha suite | `hospital`, `beers`, `flights`, `rayyan`, `movies_1` | [BigDaMa/raha](https://github.com/BigDaMa/raha) datasets | Apache-2.0 | Mahdavi et al., *Raha: A Configuration-Free Error Detection System* (SIGMOD 2019) |
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| ToughTables | `tt_*` (8 dirs) | [ToughTables](https://zenodo.org/record/4246370) (SemTab 2T) | CC-BY-4.0 | Cutrona et al., *Tough Tables: Carefully Evaluating Entity Linking for Tabular Data* (ISWC 2020) — **attribution required** |
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| DGov typos | `dgov_*` (20 dirs) | [LUH-DBS/Matelda](https://github.com/LUH-DBS/Matelda) `DGov_Typo` (real data.gov tables + injected typos) | Apache-2.0 | Matelda (LUH-DBS) |
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### Clean-lake audit (`gittables250/`)
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| GitTables-250 | [LUH-DBS/Matelda](https://github.com/LUH-DBS/Matelda) GitTables subsets (real GitHub tables + injected typos) | Apache-2.0 | Matelda (LUH-DBS); GitTables corpus: Hulsebos et al. |
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### Vocabularies (`vocabs/`)
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| `toughtables_aliases.jsonl`, `toughtables_ref.jsonl` | ToughTables / SemTab 2T | CC-BY-4.0 (**attribution required**: Cutrona et al.) |
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| `musicbrainz_hint_aliases.jsonl` | MusicBrainz database (core data) | CC0-1.0 |
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| `rxnorm_aliases.jsonl` | RxNorm (U.S. National Library of Medicine) | US public domain (no UMLS-restricted content) |
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| `openflights_airports.jsonl` | OpenFlights airports database | ODbL 1.0 / DbCL 1.0 |
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| `nickname_aliases.jsonl` | name-nickname lookup (carltonnorthern/nicknames) | Apache-2.0 |
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| `onet_jobtitle_aliases.jsonl` | O*NET (U.S. Dept. of Labor) | CC-BY-4.0 (**attribution required**: O*NET Resource Center) |
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| `wikidata_company_aliases.jsonl` | Wikidata | CC0-1.0 |
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| `geonames_city_aliases.jsonl` | GeoNames | CC-BY-4.0 (**attribution required**: geonames.org) |
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| `ror_aliases.jsonl` | Research Organization Registry (ROR) | CC0-1.0 |
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### Not redistributed (fetch via `loaders.py`)
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| `ed2_restaurants` | [BigDaMa/ExampleDrivenErrorDetection](https://github.com/BigDaMa/ExampleDrivenErrorDetection) | no license stated |
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| `cleanml_company`, `cleanml_movie` | CleanML 2020 datasets | research use; redistribution unclear |
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| `fodors_zagats`, `dblp_acm`, `dblp_scholar` | Magellan/DeepMatcher EM benchmarks (UW-Madison) | redistribution terms unclear |
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| `gidcl_imdb` | SICS-FRC GIDCL | no license stated |
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| `zeroed_billionaire`, `zeroed_tax100k` | WelkinNi/ZeroED | no license stated |
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Two harvested vocabularies were additionally **excluded** from this release on license grounds: libpostal-derived aliases (license unclear for the extracted artifact) and CleanML-derived pairs (research-only origin). The `v6_paired_big.jsonl` training corpus is excluded because it is derived from mixed (including non-redistributable) sources.
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## How to evaluate
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Evaluation harnesses live in the companion repo ([ricalanis/scrubdata-hackathon](https://github.com/ricalanis/scrubdata-hackathon)); pairs are read from `data/real/<name>/{dirty,clean}.csv` (same layout as `pairs/`):
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git clone https://github.com/ricalanis/scrubdata-hackathon && cd scrubdata-hackathon
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# place pairs/* under data/real/ and gittables250/* under data/gittables250/
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uv run python -m eval.paired_bench # 42-pair scorecard -> results/paired_bench.json
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uv run python -m eval.wild_bench # wild behavioral suite -> results/wild_bench.json
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uv run python -m eval.gittables_audit # N=239 clean-lake trust audit
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uv run python -m eval.run_real_multi # north-star suite vs OpenRefine baselines
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uv run python -m eval.radar_bench # RADAR artifact-type slice
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To benchmark your own cleaner, implement `planner(df) -> plan` (or just produce a cleaned dataframe) and score it with `eval.run_real_multi.score(dirty, clean, cleaned)` — the function defines the entire metric contract above in ~40 lines.
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## Headline numbers (reference system, frozen in `results/`)
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Reference system = the shipped deterministic grounded pipeline + fine-tuned Qwen3-4B planner of the ScrubData project (see paper). From `results/`:
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- **Paired bench (42 pairs, `paired_bench.json`)**: macro repair F1 **0.343**, precision **0.576**, recall **0.308**, damage **0.023**; on the 35 never-trained-on pairs: F1 0.363, damage 0.022.
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- **Wild suite (35 datasets, `wild_bench.json`)**: **35/35** valid plans, **0** datasets with silent edits, mean inject-recovery F1 0.207.
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- **Clean-lake audit (`gittables_audit.json`)**: **239/239** valid plans, **0/239** tables with silent edits, 0 pipeline failures, macro damage 0.055.
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- **Calibrated abstention gate (`union_gate_3seed.json`)**: selective prediction at τ=0.5 reaches precision **0.891 ± 0.012** at coverage **0.396 ± 0.025** (3 training seeds; best seed 0.905 @ 0.413).
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- **Generalization curve (`generalization_*.json`)**: per-checkpoint held-out-source scores (flights, rayyan, ed2_restaurants) across the training roadmap.
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- **RADAR slice (`radar_bench.json`)**: per-artifact-type F1/damage on RADAR-style artifacts — included for transparency: the deterministic pipeline scores 0 F1 there with low damage, i.e. it abstains rather than guesses.
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## Links
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- **Repo (eval harnesses, training, paper source):** https://github.com/ricalanis/scrubdata-hackathon
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- **Demo Space:** https://huggingface.co/spaces/build-small-hackathon/scrubdata
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- **Models:** [ricalanis/scrubdata-qwen3-4b](https://huggingface.co/ricalanis/scrubdata-qwen3-4b) · [ricalanis/scrubdata-qwen3-4b-v6-q8](https://huggingface.co/ricalanis/scrubdata-qwen3-4b-v6-q8)
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## Citation
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```bibtex
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@misc{alanis2026scrubdata,
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title = {Small Fine-Tuned Planners with Execution-Verified Data and
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Calibrated Abstention for Tabular Canonicalization},
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author = {Alanis, Ricardo},
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year = {2026},
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note = {WildClean benchmark release},
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url = {https://github.com/ricalanis/scrubdata-hackathon}
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}
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```
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Please also cite the upstream sources you use (Raha, ToughTables, Matelda/GitTables, GeoNames, O*NET, MusicBrainz, Wikidata, ROR, OpenFlights, RxNorm) per the attribution table above.
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| 1 |
+
,Sentiment,User_flr,Text
|
| 2 |
+
2020-07-09 00:59:01,1,18,"RT @Reveretrading: July 9 Plan 📌
|
| 3 |
+
|
| 4 |
+
*Click on Picture to Expand*
|
| 5 |
+
|
| 6 |
+
As always, very grateful for the feedback you guys give me. Best of luck t…"
|
| 7 |
+
2020-07-09 01:11:10,1,18,"RT @Reveretrading: July 9 Plan 📌
|
| 8 |
+
|
| 9 |
+
*Click on Picture to Expand*
|
| 10 |
+
|
| 11 |
+
As always, very grateful for the feedback you guys give me. Best of luck t…"
|
| 12 |
+
2020-07-09 01:19:30,-1,904,Clever. The phish attacks probably connect back to websites in the domain. $msft can get control of the domain and shut off the attack vector. https://t.co/fx57pXYBL0
|
| 13 |
+
2020-07-09 01:31:45,1,1,"RT @optionstradin17: ROI Recap for Neo Picks expiring July. So Far 16 picks. 4 are still undecided. Of the other 12, 11 have been winners (…"
|
| 14 |
+
2020-07-09 01:46:00,1,29,$MSFT closed in the green today. Saw a nice bounce at the 208 line. 208 looking strong. Was able to jump into more 220 calls for the 17th. Looking good. Will most likely sell before EOD tomorrow and buy back on the Friday dip!
|
| 15 |
+
2020-07-09 02:32:48,-1,29,RT @Beth_Kindig: FAANG is officially outdated as tech stock investors would be remiss to not have cloud in their tech portfolio. Read why c…
|
| 16 |
+
2020-07-09 03:17:32,-1,7793,Microsoft Co. $MSFT Sees Significant Growth in Short Interest https://t.co/lxmc6x08qQ #stocks
|
| 17 |
+
2020-07-09 03:19:59,-1,637,Microsoft Co. $MSFT Sees Significant Growth in Short Interest https://t.co/axYaBONYO9
|
| 18 |
+
2020-07-09 05:36:10,1,4895,"$MSFT enters an Uptrend as Momentum Indicator exceeded the 0 level on June 5, 2020. View odds for this and other indicators: https://t.co/HknrDu6svV #Microsoft #stockmarket #stock #technicalanalysis #money #trading #investing #daytrading #news #today https://t.co/npNyNrMmlt"
|
| 19 |
+
2020-07-09 07:01:02,1,150,"$MSFT Microsoft
|
| 20 |
+
|
| 21 |
+
PT raised to $260 at Wedbush
|
| 22 |
+
|
| 23 |
+
One of the big beneficiaries of the move to the Cloud and well positioned for continued LT growth 🚀
|
| 24 |
+
|
| 25 |
+
(Very Long)
|
| 26 |
+
|
| 27 |
+
#COVID19 #stockstobuy #MicrosoftTeams https://t.co/3ZGhhPAvq3"
|
| 28 |
+
2020-07-09 07:06:45,1,1038,$MSFT PT raised to $260 from $220 at Wedbush
|
| 29 |
+
2020-07-09 07:15:47,1,49,"RT @Reveretrading: July 9 Plan 📌
|
| 30 |
+
|
| 31 |
+
*Click on Picture to Expand*
|
| 32 |
+
|
| 33 |
+
As always, very grateful for the feedback you guys give me. Best of luck t…"
|
| 34 |
+
2020-07-09 07:19:57,1,110,"RT @breadboxalerts: Today's highlights including fantastic wins on $BABA and $NIO!
|
| 35 |
+
|
| 36 |
+
25% off your 1st month
|
| 37 |
+
|
| 38 |
+
https://t.co/6ApU6Begvi
|
| 39 |
+
|
| 40 |
+
$AAPL…"
|
| 41 |
+
2020-07-09 07:20:19,1,193,"RT @breadboxalerts: Today's highlights including fantastic wins on $BABA and $NIO!
|
| 42 |
+
|
| 43 |
+
25% off your 1st month
|
| 44 |
+
|
| 45 |
+
https://t.co/6ApU6Begvi
|
| 46 |
+
|
| 47 |
+
$AAPL…"
|
| 48 |
+
2020-07-09 07:20:22,1,3179,"$BABA
|
| 49 |
+
$AAPL
|
| 50 |
+
$AMZN
|
| 51 |
+
$NVDA
|
| 52 |
+
$NFLX
|
| 53 |
+
$MSFT
|
| 54 |
+
|
| 55 |
+
Keeps climbing higher and higher everyday"
|
| 56 |
+
2020-07-09 07:20:40,1,2213,"RT @breadboxalerts: Today's highlights including fantastic wins on $BABA and $NIO!
|
| 57 |
+
|
| 58 |
+
25% off your 1st month
|
| 59 |
+
|
| 60 |
+
https://t.co/6ApU6Begvi
|
| 61 |
+
|
| 62 |
+
$AAPL…"
|
| 63 |
+
2020-07-09 07:20:57,1,138,"RT @breadboxalerts: Today's highlights including fantastic wins on $BABA and $NIO!
|
| 64 |
+
|
| 65 |
+
25% off your 1st month
|
| 66 |
+
|
| 67 |
+
https://t.co/6ApU6Begvi
|
| 68 |
+
|
| 69 |
+
$AAPL…"
|
| 70 |
+
2020-07-09 07:22:27,1,5725,"RT @breadboxalerts: Today's highlights including fantastic wins on $BABA and $NIO!
|
| 71 |
+
|
| 72 |
+
25% off your 1st month
|
| 73 |
+
|
| 74 |
+
https://t.co/6ApU6Begvi
|
| 75 |
+
|
| 76 |
+
$AAPL…"
|
| 77 |
+
2020-07-09 07:22:32,1,5725,RT @breadboxalerts: An amazing win on a swing trade on $TME for over 240% this morning! And our weekend study from our #education room on $…
|
| 78 |
+
2020-07-09 07:25:59,1,52236,$MSFT - Microsoft price target raised on Azure growth https://t.co/bsOC5tpC2d
|
| 79 |
+
2020-07-09 07:28:30,1,1102,$MSFT - Microsoft price target raised on Azure growth https://t.co/Gb6Ksy5S4c
|
| 80 |
+
2020-07-09 07:30:04,1,2053,$MSFT Wedbush up price target to 260. going into record territory today?
|
| 81 |
+
2020-07-09 07:34:18,1,344,"RT @AznOptions: $BABA
|
| 82 |
+
$AAPL
|
| 83 |
+
$AMZN
|
| 84 |
+
$NVDA
|
| 85 |
+
$NFLX
|
| 86 |
+
$MSFT
|
| 87 |
+
|
| 88 |
+
Keeps climbing higher and higher everyday"
|
| 89 |
+
2020-07-09 07:38:45,1,26567,"$MSFT Targets Rise on Growth in Cloud-Computing
|
| 90 |
+
|
| 91 |
+
- PT raised to Street-high $260 from $220 at Wedbush
|
| 92 |
+
|
| 93 |
+
Remote work “is further catalyzing more enterprises to make the strategic cloud shift with MSFT across the board, Ives; this momentum “is still in its early days of playing out” https://t.co/sH8SKwc89r"
|
| 94 |
+
2020-07-09 07:39:35,1,120536,$MSFT PT Raised to 'Street High' $260 at Wedbush Amid Cloud Tailwinds
|
| 95 |
+
2020-07-09 07:39:53,1,5910,$MSFT is winning the cloud wars. This duopoly with $AMZN has left $ORCL and $IBM in the dust https://t.co/HLXX7UKvMo
|
| 96 |
+
2020-07-09 07:41:09,1,1279,RT @DeItaOne: $MSFT PT Raised to 'Street High' $260 at Wedbush Amid Cloud Tailwinds
|
| 97 |
+
2020-07-09 07:41:13,1,306,RT @DeItaOne: $MSFT PT Raised to 'Street High' $260 at Wedbush Amid Cloud Tailwinds
|
| 98 |
+
2020-07-09 07:41:40,1,1040,RT @DeItaOne: $MSFT PT Raised to 'Street High' $260 at Wedbush Amid Cloud Tailwinds
|
| 99 |
+
2020-07-09 07:41:48,1,131,RT @DeItaOne: $MSFT PT Raised to 'Street High' $260 at Wedbush Amid Cloud Tailwinds
|
| 100 |
+
2020-07-09 07:42:03,1,316,RT @DeItaOne: $MSFT PT Raised to 'Street High' $260 at Wedbush Amid Cloud Tailwinds
|
| 101 |
+
2020-07-09 07:43:57,1,24,RT @DeItaOne: $MSFT PT Raised to 'Street High' $260 at Wedbush Amid Cloud Tailwinds
|
| 102 |
+
2020-07-09 07:44:22,1,1040,"RT @cfromhertz: $MSFT Targets Rise on Growth in Cloud-Computing
|
| 103 |
+
|
| 104 |
+
- PT raised to Street-high $260 from $220 at Wedbush
|
| 105 |
+
|
| 106 |
+
Remote work “is furt…"
|
| 107 |
+
2020-07-09 07:45:12,1,749,"RT @cfromhertz: $MSFT Targets Rise on Growth in Cloud-Computing
|
| 108 |
+
|
| 109 |
+
- PT raised to Street-high $260 from $220 at Wedbush
|
| 110 |
+
|
| 111 |
+
Remote work “is furt…"
|
| 112 |
+
2020-07-09 07:47:18,1,42,$MSFT Microsoft price target raised on Azure growth https://t.co/pgYEayNSze
|
| 113 |
+
2020-07-09 07:48:06,-1,24722,"$AAPL $AMZN $MSFT are reaching insanely overbought levels in already way overpriced tech sector on basically no consolidations and now even started doing +1% +2% moves premarket like pennystocks when they go into vertical before the drop.
|
| 114 |
+
|
| 115 |
+
Don't be greedy, be careful, be smart!"
|
| 116 |
+
2020-07-09 07:49:05,1,8793,RT @DeItaOne: $MSFT PT Raised to 'Street High' $260 at Wedbush Amid Cloud Tailwinds
|
| 117 |
+
2020-07-09 07:52:17,1,596,RT @DeItaOne: $MSFT PT Raised to 'Street High' $260 at Wedbush Amid Cloud Tailwinds
|
| 118 |
+
2020-07-09 07:52:54,-1,186,RT @ProfitTradeRoom: $AAPL $AMZN $MSFT are reaching insanely overbought levels in already way overpriced tech sector on basically no consol…
|
| 119 |
+
2020-07-09 07:53:01,-1,70,"$MSFT https://t.co/cRcOXur7Kn
|
| 120 |
+
At first glance looks overextended AF, but then it keeps going. I tried to wait for it to tap the 8 day on some sort of weakness earlier in the week. There was about a 15 minute of window at the end of the day on Tuesday where you could've got long"
|
| 121 |
+
2020-07-09 07:55:25,1,200,RT @DeItaOne: $MSFT PT Raised to 'Street High' $260 at Wedbush Amid Cloud Tailwinds
|
| 122 |
+
2020-07-09 07:58:43,1,172,"RT @cfromhertz: $MSFT Targets Rise on Growth in Cloud-Computing
|
| 123 |
+
|
| 124 |
+
- PT raised to Street-high $260 from $220 at Wedbush
|
| 125 |
+
|
| 126 |
+
Remote work “is furt…"
|
| 127 |
+
2020-07-09 07:59:17,1,283,RT @DeItaOne: $MSFT PT Raised to 'Street High' $260 at Wedbush Amid Cloud Tailwinds
|
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2020-07-09 08:00:00,1,19179,We've seen some big #UOA in $MSFT this week. Shares are up 3.2% through Wednesday. Will be interesting to see what those $212.50 calls that expire tomorrow end up doing. https://t.co/BCvOz9FfLC
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2020-07-09 08:00:26,1,40,RT @MarketRebels: We've seen some big #UOA in $MSFT this week. Shares are up 3.2% through Wednesday. Will be interesting to see what those…
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2020-07-09 08:03:15,1,231381,RT @MarketRebels: We've seen some big #UOA in $MSFT this week. Shares are up 3.2% through Wednesday. Will be interesting to see what those…
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2020-07-09 08:03:26,1,14,RT @DeItaOne: $MSFT PT Raised to 'Street High' $260 at Wedbush Amid Cloud Tailwinds
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2020-07-09 08:05:52,1,4709,RT @DeItaOne: $MSFT PT Raised to 'Street High' $260 at Wedbush Amid Cloud Tailwinds
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2020-07-09 08:07:48,1,1254,"5/ “I always need to remember that two great business in $KO / $MSFT each had 10 year periods of flat stock performance. These were fantastic businesses even then but the high PE of both relative to low underlying growth in EPS kept the stock in check for a long period of time."""
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2020-07-09 08:08:39,1,316,"RT @cfromhertz: $MSFT Targets Rise on Growth in Cloud-Computing
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2020-07-09 08:11:35,1,147,"$AAPL , $AMZN $MSFT up again this morning. Am I the only one that thinks this is not natural?"
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2020-07-09 08:17:53,1,1255,$MSFT PT Raise Street High $260 from $220 Wedbush
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2020-07-09 08:23:35,1,76,RT @DeItaOne: $MSFT PT Raised to 'Street High' $260 at Wedbush Amid Cloud Tailwinds
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2020-07-09 08:28:09,1,275,"RT @cfromhertz: $MSFT Targets Rise on Growth in Cloud-Computing
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2020-07-09 08:30:00,1,3482,RT @MarketRebels: We've seen some big #UOA in $MSFT this week. Shares are up 3.2% through Wednesday. Will be interesting to see what those…
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2020-07-09 08:41:43,1,3,"RT @Reveretrading: July 9 Plan 📌
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*Click on Picture to Expand*
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As always, very grateful for the feedback you guys give me. Best of luck t…"
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2020-07-09 08:41:45,1,159041,RT @MarketRebels: We've seen some big #UOA in $MSFT this week. Shares are up 3.2% through Wednesday. Will be interesting to see what those…
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2020-07-09 08:52:35,1,1650,"$MSFT
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PT raised to $230 from $198 by Morgan Stanley
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PT raised to $260 from $220 by Wedbush"
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2020-07-09 08:52:35,-1,56239,"$AMZN $GOOGL $MSFT
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New records show Google, Microsoft, and Amazon have thousands of previously unreported military and law enforcement contracts - BI
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https://t.co/d3JhQ4vCou"
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2020-07-09 08:55:06,-1,32,"RT @OpenOutcrier: $AMZN $GOOGL $MSFT
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New records show Google, Microsoft, and Amazon have thousands of previously unreported military and l…"
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2020-07-09 08:55:25,1,14,"RT @LAVAoption: $MSFT
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PT raised to $230 from $198 by Morgan Stanley
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PT raised to $260 from $220 by Wedbush"
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2020-07-09 08:56:25,-1,202,"RT @OpenOutcrier: $AMZN $GOOGL $MSFT
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New records show Google, Microsoft, and Amazon have thousands of previously unreported military and l…"
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2020-07-09 08:58:43,1,1969,$MSFT - Microsoft price target raised on Azure growth https://t.co/SF2uUqbb9B
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2020-07-09 08:59:15,1,76,"Premarket Gainers
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$AAPL up 1.05%
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$AMZN up 1.26%
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$MSFT up 1.61% https://t.co/xArsJ5fr9b"
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2020-07-09 09:01:29,-1,39,"RT @OpenOutcrier: $AMZN $GOOGL $MSFT
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New records show Google, Microsoft, and Amazon have thousands of previously unreported military and l…"
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2020-07-09 09:04:12,1,2691,"$MSFT Wedbush Maintains Outperform on Microsoft, Raises Price Target to $260, Morgan Stanley maintains overweight on Microsoft, raises price target to $230. (credited to BZ wire).
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1/2"
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2020-07-09 09:05:02,1,7213,Recent $MSFT technical alerts: 180 Bullish Setup plus 8 more alerts... https://t.co/Yyudx8m9VA
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2020-07-09 09:10:35,1,37,@TwinsightPro $MSFT also really strong this am. Looks like 218/223 possible. Watching at open.
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2020-07-09 09:12:30,1,399,"RT @cfromhertz: $MSFT Targets Rise on Growth in Cloud-Computing
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Remote work “is furt…"
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2020-07-09 09:16:30,1,869,"📢Watch list!
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So many good plays today it was hard to narrow down to 4!
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$SPY $AAPL $FB $MSFT
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I like them all equally!
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Price action will show me the way! No trade until price dictates a trade!
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Trade Safe & Good Luck! https://t.co/5N1Q2nt4BP"
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2020-07-09 09:22:13,1,290,"RT @cfromhertz: $MSFT Targets Rise on Growth in Cloud-Computing
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Remote work “is furt…"
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2020-07-09 09:24:49,1,8798,"$TWTR - PT raise to $32 at Morgan Stanley
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$SNAP - PT raise to $25 at Morgan Stanley
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$PINS - PT raise to $26 at Morgan Stanley
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$MSFT - PT raise to $230 at Morgan Stanley
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$GOOGL - PT raise to $1700 at Morgan Stanley
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$CMG - PT raise to $1450 at Piper Sandler"
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2020-07-09 09:26:47,1,8547,$MSFT greatest stock of all time https://t.co/nQXEhalbR2
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2020-07-09 09:28:37,1,2,"RT @Reveretrading: July 9 Plan 📌
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*Click on Picture to Expand*
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As always, very grateful for the feedback you guys give me. Best of luck t…"
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2020-07-09 09:29:53,1,23,"RT @Reveretrading: July 9 Plan 📌
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*Click on Picture to Expand*
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As always, very grateful for the feedback you guys give me. Best of luck t…"
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2020-07-09 09:41:47,1,2527,"Stocks like $amzn $aapl $nflx $goog $msft are going up everyday, but other stocks are not..they are making new lows.
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True indicator of economy health."
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2020-07-09 09:44:03,1,68,"RT @MaleehaMBCC: Stocks like $amzn $aapl $nflx $goog $msft are going up everyday, but other stocks are not..they are making new lows.
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True…"
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2020-07-09 09:44:41,1,12,@stoolpresidente Load up on $APPL and $MSFT ride the waves in the end you'll be rewarded
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2020-07-09 09:48:20,-1,344,RT @QEternity: Just stumbled upon this virtual walkie talkie called Squawk https://t.co/kIhEkvFlfa which (I presume) is named after the old…
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2020-07-09 09:53:45,1,19943,RT @mmmbop00826909: haven't been keeping up with these... anyway... good opening 15 minutes with @bmorlantrading and @BullTradeFinder I enj…
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2020-07-09 09:55:37,-1,59,I remember when I was happy to buy at $MSFT when I had 200$ in my account and added whenever I could. $MSFT has never treated me wrong. They are my convictions stock. I hope y'all can have your account grow from them to. https://t.co/Zsy2uBcmzI
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2020-07-09 10:00:32,1,59,On that note. I fully did not expect more than 210 this week for $MSFT. Bullish signal returned on MACD to it but RSI is slightly scary. https://t.co/VoDbxLXuhh
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2020-07-09 10:03:25,1,3268,$225 near term in $MSFT Sonu Kalra said he likes it!!! Higher
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2020-07-09 10:07:54,1,1750,"RT @Reveretrading: July 9 Plan 📌
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*Click on Picture to Expand*
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As always, very grateful for the feedback you guys give me. Best of luck t…"
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2020-07-09 10:09:29,1,2434,"Microsoft $MSFT Wedbush raised target to $260 from $220
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Noted strong cloud deal activity around #Azure during June quarter #workfromhome environment further catalyzing more enterprises to make strategic cloud shift with Microsoft across the board. Update https://t.co/oHg1QQ6nbI https://t.co/qvmoXmFh3u"
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2020-07-09 10:09:34,-1,89,scaling into $MSFT short
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2020-07-09 10:10:14,-1,35,Me and the homie when we make fat 🚀💸 when $MSFT drops fantastic numbers @BillGates don’t disappoint G https://t.co/WcGmLYnxEW
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2020-07-09 10:10:19,-1,1788,"RT @GarethSoloway: Airline stocks, oil stocks down nicely, many tech like $IBM $UBER down nicely, banks hammered again. What isn't down whi…"
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2020-07-09 10:10:26,1,3225,"RT @ThePitBoss16: Microsoft $MSFT Wedbush raised target to $260 from $220
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Noted strong cloud deal activity around #Azure during June quarte…"
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2020-07-09 10:10:32,1,1048,"RT @ThePitBoss16: Microsoft $MSFT Wedbush raised target to $260 from $220
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Noted strong cloud deal activity around #Azure during June quarte…"
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2020-07-09 10:10:32,1,1048,"RT @ThePitBoss16: Microsoft $MSFT Wedbush raised target to $260 from $220
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Noted strong cloud deal activity around #Azure during June quarte…"
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2020-07-09 10:15:24,-1,699,"RT @GarethSoloway: Airline stocks, oil stocks down nicely, many tech like $IBM $UBER down nicely, banks hammered again. What isn't down whi…"
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2020-07-09 10:19:23,1,344,RT @SemperFi_Trades: Several tech companies trading higher amid overall market volatility. The sector has gained on investor concerns of in…
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2020-07-09 10:20:00,-1,344,"RT @GarethSoloway: Airline stocks, oil stocks down nicely, many tech like $IBM $UBER down nicely, banks hammered again. What isn't down whi…"
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2020-07-09 10:20:40,1,344,"RT @MinteractApp: Today Top Flow in #StockMarket, Buy Flow and Sell Flow $IWF $SPY $JD $AMD $QQQ $COST $SQ $SLV $MINT $LQD $BABA $AAPL $MSF…"
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2020-07-09 10:20:41,1,67,"RT @ThePitBoss16: Microsoft $MSFT Wedbush raised target to $260 from $220
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Noted strong cloud deal activity around #Azure during June quarte…"
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2020-07-09 10:27:00,1,1459,"The smart money analyst has raised his $MSFT price target, kindly signaling to us we'll make lots of gains if we buy the stock here
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$ES $ES_F $SPX $SPY $QQQ $IWM $VXX $VIX $AAPL $AMZN"
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2020-07-09 10:31:36,1,4386,RT @MarketRebels: We've seen some big #UOA in $MSFT this week. Shares are up 3.2% through Wednesday. Will be interesting to see what those…
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2020-07-09 10:32:32,1,577,"$AAPL
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$AMZN
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$FB
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$GOOGL
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$MSFT
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are huge.
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There is plenty of market cap to spread around to profitable energy and financial-services companies.
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#talkingmybook"
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2020-07-09 10:33:02,1,402,$MSFT guys are we at good entry point. Fresh for the week
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2020-07-09 10:33:43,1,344,"RT @OptionsMaxPain: Today Top Flow in S&P 500 #SP500, Buy Flow and Sell Flow $AMD $COST $INTC $BBBY $AMAT $GOOG $MA $NFLX $BDX $NKE $AAPL $…"
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2020-07-09 10:34:00,1,344,"RT @TickwatcherMF: Today Top Flow in S&P 500 #SP500, Buy Flow and Sell Flow $AMD $COST $INTC $BBBY $AMAT $GOOG $MA $NFLX $BDX $NKE $AAPL $M…"
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2020-07-09 10:34:17,1,344,"RT @OptionsMaxPain: Today Top Flow in S&P 500 #SP500, Buy Flow and Sell Flow $AMD $COST $INTC $BBBY $AMAT $GOOG $MA $NFLX $BDX $NKE $AAPL $…"
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2020-07-09 10:36:36,1,23,$MSFT is easy money
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2020-07-09 10:37:34,-1,61,"RT @MoMoBagholder: This market looks so bad internally, at least acknowledge that anyone calling for new highs at this point is only making…"
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2020-07-09 10:44:14,-1,551,"RT @GarethSoloway: Airline stocks, oil stocks down nicely, many tech like $IBM $UBER down nicely, banks hammered again. What isn't down whi…"
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2020-07-09 10:45:05,1,379,#Wedbush $MSFT Wedbush raised its price target on Microsoft to $260 from $220.
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2020-07-09 10:52:47,-1,145,"RT @GarethSoloway: Airline stocks, oil stocks down nicely, many tech like $IBM $UBER down nicely, banks hammered again. What isn't down whi…"
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2020-07-09 10:53:29,1,3903,"$AMZN +1.1%
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$GOOG +0.4%
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$MSFT +0.25%
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ie. 30% #nasdaq market cap is green
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if bears cannot hit them now, Nasdaq will soon bounce back off the lows"
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2020-07-09 10:54:22,1,28,"RT @Trade_The_Swing: $AMZN +1.1%
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$GOOG +0.4%
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$MSFT +0.25%
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ie. 30% #nasdaq market cap is green
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if bears cannot hit them now, Nasdaq will s…"
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2020-07-09 10:55:24,1,7793,Microsoft $MSFT Price Target Raised to $230.00 https://t.co/uVOG0Rsydu #stocks
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2020-07-09 10:56:16,1,274,"RT @Trade_The_Swing: $AMZN +1.1%
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$GOOG +0.4%
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$MSFT +0.25%
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ie. 30% #nasdaq market cap is green
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if bears cannot hit them now, Nasdaq will s…"
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2020-07-09 10:56:37,-1,18,The day $AAPL $AMZN $MSFT fall we will limit down EASILY
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2020-07-09 10:58:03,1,102625,RT @danielnewmanUV: Really like some of the updates the @MicrosoftTeams is adding to make #WorkFromHome better. Check out the great data in…
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2020-07-09 10:58:28,1,375,"RT @Trade_The_Swing: $AMZN +1.1%
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$GOOG +0.4%
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$MSFT +0.25%
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ie. 30% #nasdaq market cap is green
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if bears cannot hit them now, Nasdaq will s…"
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2020-07-09 11:00:15,-1,260,$MSFT you Idiot stop throwing money away by feeding short red devils$260 is coming soon https://t.co/Nd6dgC8FMy
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2020-07-09 11:04:40,1,344,RT @ActionableAler1: Q BioMed (QBIO) rising for 2nd day after our trade alert. CEO interview has shares up on red market day. $AAPL $NFLX $…
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2020-07-09 11:19:19,-1,344,"RT @MadMraket: UNLESS these R news with
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FACTS to support ECONOMY is BAD
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Stks BAD ERs, NO growth ..
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Am adding HIGH QUALITY stks on the L…"
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2020-07-09 11:19:46,-1,136,"RT @MadMraket: UNLESS these R news with
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FACTS to support ECONOMY is BAD
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Stks BAD ERs, NO growth ..
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Am adding HIGH QUALITY stks on the L…"
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2020-07-09 11:20:17,1,3289,RT @danielnewmanUV: Really like some of the updates the @MicrosoftTeams is adding to make #WorkFromHome better. Check out the great data in…
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2020-07-09 11:26:59,-1,263,"RT @MadMraket: UNLESS these R news with
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FACTS to support ECONOMY is BAD
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Stks BAD ERs, NO growth ..
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Am adding HIGH QUALITY stks on the L…"
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2020-07-09 11:32:28,1,2580,"RT @breadboxalerts: Some highlights including fantastic wins on $BBBY and $SPY puts, and our members bringing home the bread!
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25% off you…"
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2020-07-09 11:32:51,1,110,"RT @breadboxalerts: Some highlights including fantastic wins on $BBBY and $SPY puts, and our members bringing home the bread!
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25% off you…"
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2020-07-09 11:33:10,1,138,"RT @breadboxalerts: Some highlights including fantastic wins on $BBBY and $SPY puts, and our members bringing home the bread!
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25% off you…"
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2020-07-09 11:33:16,-1,21917,$MSFT failed to reach $192.85- $187.56 extreme area from the peak last week & already broke higher #Elliottwave #Trading
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2020-07-09 11:33:23,1,193,"RT @breadboxalerts: Some highlights including fantastic wins on $BBBY and $SPY puts, and our members bringing home the bread!
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25% off you…"
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2020-07-09 11:33:38,1,2213,"RT @breadboxalerts: Some highlights including fantastic wins on $BBBY and $SPY puts, and our members bringing home the bread!
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25% off you…"
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2020-07-09 11:33:44,-1,21917,$MSFT in short term cycles manage to reach the target area $214- $219 from where pullback is taking place. Don't like selling it #Elliottwave #Trading
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2020-07-09 11:43:20,-1,1652,$AMZN $MSFT CIO Survey Highlights Budget Declines but Expanding Moat for Amazon (AMZN) and Microsoft (MSFT) https://t.co/rDNqzre7L5 via @Street_Insider
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2020-07-09 11:45:53,-1,1972,"@GoogleSmallBiz @Google How much will $Goog pay in damages 4 preventing my UK VISA to go through now bcause GOOGLE wont allow me access my email
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Emailed & messaged $Goog & $Msft 172 times
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many Screenshots prove its my account
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My account on GOOG/MSFT pages while fraudulently referring me to support https://t.co/u3SOUdrBYk"
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2020-07-09 11:52:49,-1,5,"$LUV $BA 2💣’s. $SPY 💣 $AAPL & $MSFT
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Market and Airline Sector and Technology stocks breaking down. https://t.co/bA3MR7hyvM"
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2020-07-09 11:54:13,1,430,"RT @breadboxalerts: Some highlights including fantastic wins on $BBBY and $SPY puts, and our members bringing home the bread!
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25% off you…"
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2020-07-09 11:55:43,1,274,"RT @breadboxalerts: Some highlights including fantastic wins on $BBBY and $SPY puts, and our members bringing home the bread!
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25% off you…"
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2020-07-09 11:57:07,1,242,"RT @MadMraket: If They took mrkt down b/c of the # came out of Florida
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The COVID-19 stks will run up much higher
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We know them…"
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2020-07-09 11:57:23,-1,242,"RT @MadMraket: UNLESS these R news with
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FACTS to support ECONOMY is BAD
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Stks BAD ERs, NO growth ..
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Am adding HIGH QUALITY stks on the L…"
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2020-07-09 11:58:28,-1,6320,"RT @MadMraket: UNLESS these R news with
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FACTS to support ECONOMY is BAD
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Stks BAD ERs, NO growth ..
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Am adding HIGH QUALITY stks on the L…"
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2020-07-09 12:00:13,1,263,"RT @MadMraket: If They took mrkt down b/c of the # came out of Florida
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Then ,
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The COVID-19 stks will run up much higher
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We know them…"
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2020-07-09 12:03:07,1,3523,"RT @MinteractApp: Today Top Flow in #StockMarket, Buy Flow and Sell Flow $IWF $SPY $JD $AMD $QQQ $COST $SQ $SLV $MINT $LQD $BABA $AAPL $MSF…"
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2020-07-09 12:11:45,1,28,"RT @MadMraket: If They took mrkt down b/c of the # came out of Florida
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Then ,
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The COVID-19 stks will run up much higher
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We know them…"
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2020-07-09 12:20:56,1,409,$MSFT this is literally the only stock ive held in my investment account for over 2 years without selling a share and continues to impress daily :)
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2020-07-09 12:29:14,-1,697,She is making excuse- these tech stks are expensive to themselves yes. Plus none of these stay at home names make money. We are not far from those levels. $INTC was not exactly expensive in 99 and it was a big 5 back then. A leader in tech. $MSFT 34 fwd p/e not bad but was 37
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| 400 |
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2020-07-09 12:34:37,1,344,"RT @MinteractApp: Today Top Flow in S&P 500 #SP500, Buy Flow and Sell Flow $AMD $COST $FIS $INTC $BMY $BBBY $AMAT $NEE $BDX $NFLX $AAPL $MS…"
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2020-07-09 12:47:44,1,1502,$AAPL $MSFT Beautiful
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2020-07-09 12:48:56,1,344,RT @YourFavoriteAI: $AAPL $MSFT Beautiful
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2020-07-09 13:03:26,1,344,"RT @VirusVacation: ""India's #CentralBank (RBI) continues to buy $GOLD. In the last two or three years we have seen a constant increase in t…"
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2020-07-09 13:04:10,1,1502,$AAPL $MSFT Perfect moves https://t.co/eSAYRPRZOJ
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2020-07-09 13:09:03,1,510,$LVGO and $MSFT keeping me green today lol.
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2020-07-09 13:11:17,1,961,RT @clappdon2: $LVGO and $MSFT keeping me green today lol.
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2020-07-09 13:27:10,1,5502,$MSFT has an average volume of 35080000. This is a good sign as it is always nice to have a liquid stock. https://t.co/1QimnCwqvM https://t.co/b9OR2JJxtT
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2020-07-09 13:31:33,1,127,"$MSFT looking strong today!
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I’m feeling good heading into earnings on the 22nd
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How are you feeling @Dustin_Huber ?"
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2020-07-09 13:38:03,1,206,"@axelroark My interim target on $aapl was $385, which they busted through. Now looking for a pull back along with the $MSFT and should coincide with stronger $$ and $SPX pullback. Let’s see, $VIX sort of agreeing."
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2020-07-09 13:47:20,1,64343,"RT @MintDragon_: @OphirGottlieb TradeMachine Pro just alerted me: $MSFT pre-earnings setup with 80% win rate, 248% total return, 31.5% avg…"
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| 415 |
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2020-07-09 13:50:06,1,53,"RT @MintDragon_: @OphirGottlieb TradeMachine Pro just alerted me: $MSFT pre-earnings setup with 80% win rate, 248% total return, 31.5% avg…"
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2020-07-09 13:53:26,1,48,"RT @Reveretrading: July 9 Plan 📌
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*Click on Picture to Expand*
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As always, very grateful for the feedback you guys give me. Best of luck t…"
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2020-07-09 13:54:09,1,18,"RT @MadMraket: If They took mrkt down b/c of the # came out of Florida
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Then ,
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The COVID-19 stks will run up much higher
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We know them…"
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2020-07-09 14:06:27,1,384,"@OphirGottlieb $MSFT announced earnings today for Wednesday 22JUL, so perfect timing for a 7/14 day diagonal per standard TradeMachine guidlines. Executed! 👍"
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2020-07-09 14:08:10,1,556,"@TheToodleLoo That’s why I think it’s a better play for Apple. $MSFT already has Logitech which offers headsets, and they already dominate the non-mobile gaming space.
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Big long term growth opportunity for $AAPL"
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2020-07-09 14:10:39,1,7,Selling $nvda $roku $aapl $msft buying all financials $jpm and $gs trust me rotation coming now
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2020-07-09 14:18:01,-1,2437,"Microsoft | $MSFT
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MSFT ends wave 5 started back in 2009 - FAAMG coming to an e...
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Long or short it with BTC on Trade8: https://t.co/bVxDxU8iZK https://t.co/TmBo3sEsyP"
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2020-07-09 14:18:46,1,5,"RT @StockMKTNewz: Analyst reports from today
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JPMorgan raised their target on Visa $V Mastercard $MA & Dollar Tree $DLTR
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Morgan Stanley up…"
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2020-07-09 14:26:22,1,2691,"$MSFT I would like to see it close over Tuesday's high to possibly make another move higher tomorrow
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$DIS finding support at 116 which is a good sign. Needs to break through 118 to see 120, 122.
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| 445 |
+
$AMD if it gets through 57 it has room into 57.50, 58, and 59."
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| 446 |
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2020-07-09 14:32:13,-1,11743,"To break $QQQ, Bears will need to break $AAPL & $MSFT. Until then, it's a hard short to pulloff for anything other than quick trades. As we've discussed, people are forced to cover Index hedges as these Big Cap names go higher. This ""eventually"" leads to larger pullback though."
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2020-07-09 14:34:01,-1,344,"RT @JustinPulitzer: To break $QQQ, Bears will need to break $AAPL & $MSFT. Until then, it's a hard short to pulloff for anything other than…"
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2020-07-09 14:35:58,1,34,"RT @Reveretrading: July 9 Plan 📌
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+
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*Click on Picture to Expand*
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+
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| 452 |
+
As always, very grateful for the feedback you guys give me. Best of luck t…"
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2020-07-09 14:44:30,1,255,"RT @MadMraket: If They took mrkt down b/c of the # came out of Florida
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Then ,
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The COVID-19 stks will run up much higher
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We know them…"
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2020-07-09 15:08:45,1,6772,"I sincerely hope that one day, when this $30 trillion pyramid scheme has finally collapsed, all these analysts who kept raising their price targets on $AAPL and $MSFT with zero fundamental justification will end up in front of an SEC investigatory panel where they belong. 🙏"
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2020-07-09 15:09:09,-1,127,"RT @JustinPulitzer: To break $QQQ, Bears will need to break $AAPL & $MSFT. Until then, it's a hard short to pulloff for anything other than…"
|
| 462 |
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2020-07-09 15:16:07,1,14630,"RT @FusionptCapital: Probably a good day to point out the difference between log and non log charts again on $AMZN.
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Always be weary of lon…"
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2020-07-09 15:17:35,1,8547,$MSFT greatest stock of all time https://t.co/uAhNz2XbWt
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2020-07-09 15:18:39,1,3,RT @LadeBackk: $MSFT greatest stock of all time https://t.co/uAhNz2XbWt
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2020-07-09 15:25:25,1,26,RT @LadeBackk: $MSFT greatest stock of all time https://t.co/uAhNz2XbWt
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2020-07-09 15:36:28,1,28,"RT @MadMraket: If They took mrkt down b/c of the # came out of Florida
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Then ,
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The COVID-19 stks will run up much higher
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We know them…"
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2020-07-09 15:38:47,1,3406,"$MSFT
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+
Target Raised by Wedbush Outperform USD 220 » USD 260
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| 477 |
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Target Raised by Morgan Stanley Overweight USD 198 » USD 230
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| 478 |
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https://t.co/cwpFnP8FR6"
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2020-07-09 16:21:50,-1,64343,"$MSFT Dow Jones Drops 300 Points as Walgreens' Profits Plunge, Microsoft and Cisco Stocks Upgraded https://t.co/upxMkbUgd9"
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2020-07-09 16:22:14,-1,64343,$MSFT Microsoft Looks To Buck Corporate Tech Spending Decline In 2020 https://t.co/Hmttcx2gbC
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2020-07-09 16:24:04,1,720,"$MSFT closes higher for the 2nd day in a row: https://t.co/tR9SYXZq8T
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+
Sentiment: Neutral #MSFT #Microsoft"
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2020-07-09 16:31:50,1,113,"$msft hits new all time high
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$work down -0.64 on the day
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sounds about right"
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2020-07-09 16:47:25,1,430,"RT @breadboxalerts: Amazing win on $AMZN today on multiple layers!
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25% off your 1st month!
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https://t.co/6ApU6Begvi
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$AAPL $AMD $BA $BYND…"
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2020-07-09 16:47:42,1,60,"RT @breadboxalerts: Amazing win on $AMZN today on multiple layers!
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25% off your 1st month!
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+
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https://t.co/6ApU6Begvi
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$AAPL $AMD $BA $BYND…"
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2020-07-09 16:47:46,1,60,"RT @breadboxalerts: Some highlights including fantastic wins on $BBBY and $SPY puts, and our members bringing home the bread!
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25% off you…"
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2020-07-09 17:04:10,1,344,"RT @MinteractApp: Thursday's Top Flow in #StockMarket, Buy Flow and Sell Flow $IWM $FB $TLT $EEM $GOOG $GOOGL $VOO $CSCO $GDX $HYG $SPY $MS…"
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2020-07-09 17:07:48,1,84,"RT @breadboxalerts: Amazing win on $AMZN today on multiple layers!
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25% off your 1st month!
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+
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https://t.co/6ApU6Begvi
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$AAPL $AMD $BA $BYND…"
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2020-07-09 17:16:39,1,65,"Happy with a +1.80% day considering the market conditions. $nkla & $msft w strong days. $dkng lagged behind again, still confident in its short & long term potential. Hope you all had a great day! #nkla #msft #dkng https://t.co/EpY9paNAbH"
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2020-07-09 17:20:05,1,15884,"I believe @Steven_Ballmer still holds most of his $MSFT shares.
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Probably the best thing that's ever happened to Ballmer's net worth is when @satyanadella replaced him as CEO back in 2013."
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2020-07-09 17:25:11,1,30320,"RT @rationalwalk: I believe @Steven_Ballmer still holds most of his $MSFT shares.
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Probably the best thing that's ever happened to Ballme…"
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2020-07-09 17:34:16,1,344,"RT @MinteractApp: Thursday's Top Flow in #NASDAQ #NASDAQ100, Buy Flow and Sell Flow $GOOG $CSCO $ADSK $AMGN $EXPE $GILD $QCOM $LRCX $BBBY $…"
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| 520 |
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2020-07-09 17:46:24,-1,1,"RT @MoMoBagholder: This market looks so bad internally, at least acknowledge that anyone calling for new highs at this point is only making…"
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2020-07-09 17:49:17,1,344,"RT @MinteractApp: Thursday's Top Flow in #technology sector, Buy Flow & Sell Flow $FB $GOOG $GOOGL $CSCO $TXN $ADSK $FIS $QCOM $IRCX $FISV…"
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| 522 |
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2020-07-09 18:14:05,1,374,$MSFT grinding higher since mid march currently at resistance at 214.65 if breaks target 226 ( if playing options buy time that mid channel line has been resistance for since beginning of June ) https://t.co/TpzOilamxn
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2020-07-09 18:23:53,1,2580,"RT @breadboxalerts: Amazing win on $AMZN today on multiple layers!
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25% off your 1st month!
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https://t.co/6ApU6Begvi
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$AAPL $AMD $BA $BYND…"
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,Sentiment,User_flr,Text
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2020-07-09 00:59:01,1,18,"RT @Reveretrading: July 9 Plan 📌
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| 4 |
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*Click on Picture to Expand*
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| 5 |
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| 6 |
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As always, very grateful for the feedback you guys give me. Best of luck t…"
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| 7 |
+
2020-07-09 01:11:10,1,18,"RT @Reveretrading: July 9 Plan 📌
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| 8 |
+
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| 9 |
+
*Click on Picture to Expand*
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| 10 |
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| 11 |
+
As always, very grateful for the feedback you guys give me. Best of luck t…"
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| 12 |
+
2020-07-09 01:19:30,-1,904,Clever. The phish attacks probably connect back to websites in the domain. $msft can get control of the domain and shut off the attack vector. https://t.co/fx57pXYBL0
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| 13 |
+
2020-07-09 01:31:45,1,1,"RT @optionstradin17: ROI Recap for Neo Picks expiring July. So Far 16 picks. 4 are still undecided. Of the other 12, 11 have been winners (…"
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| 14 |
+
2020-07-09 01:46:00,1,29,$MSFT closed in the green today. Saw a nice bounce at the 208 line. 208 looking strong. Was able to jump into more 220 calls for the 17th. Looking good. Will most likely sell before EOD tomorrow and buy back on the Friday dip!
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| 15 |
+
2020-07-09 02:32:48,-1,29,RT @Beth_Kindig: FAANG is officially outdated as tech stock investors would be remiss to not have cloud in their tech portfolio. Read why c…
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| 16 |
+
2020-07-09 03:17:32,-1,7793,Microsoft Co. $MSFT Sees Significant Growth in Short Interest https://t.co/lxmc6x08qQ #stocks
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| 17 |
+
2020-07-09 03:19:59,-1,637,Microsoft Co. $MSFT Sees Significant Growth in Short Interest https://t.co/axYaBONYO9
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| 18 |
+
2020-07-09 05:36:10,1,4895,"$MSFT enters an Uptrend as Momentum Indicator exceeded the 0 level on June 5, 2020. View odds for this and other indicators: https://t.co/HknrDu6svV #Microsoft #stockmarket #stock #technicalanalysis #money #trading #investing #daytrading #news #today https://t.co/npNyNrMmlt"
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| 19 |
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2020-07-09 07:01:02,1,150,"$MSFT Microsoft
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| 20 |
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PT raised to $260 at Wedbush
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One of the big beneficiaries of the move to the Cloud and well positioned for continued LT growth 🚀
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| 25 |
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(Very Long)
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| 26 |
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| 27 |
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#COVID19 #stockstobuy #MicrosoftTeams https://t.co/3ZGhhPAvq3"
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| 28 |
+
2020-07-09 07:06:45,1,1038,$MSFT PT raised to $260 from $220 at Wedbush
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| 29 |
+
2020-07-09 07:15:47,1,49,"RT @Reveretrading: July 9 Plan 📌
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| 30 |
+
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| 31 |
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*Click on Picture to Expand*
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| 32 |
+
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| 33 |
+
As always, very grateful for the feedback you guys give me. Best of luck t…"
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| 34 |
+
2020-07-09 07:19:57,1,110,"RT @breadboxalerts: Today's highlights including fantastic wins on $BABA and $NIO!
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| 35 |
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25% off your 1st month
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| 38 |
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https://t.co/6ApU6Begvi
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| 40 |
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$AAPL…"
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2020-07-09 07:20:19,1,193,"RT @breadboxalerts: Today's highlights including fantastic wins on $BABA and $NIO!
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| 42 |
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25% off your 1st month
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| 44 |
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https://t.co/6ApU6Begvi
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$AAPL…"
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2020-07-09 07:20:22,1,3179,"$BABA
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$AAPL
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$AMZN
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$NVDA
|
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$NFLX
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$MSFT
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|
| 55 |
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Keeps climbing higher and higher everyday"
|
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+
2020-07-09 07:20:40,1,2213,"RT @breadboxalerts: Today's highlights including fantastic wins on $BABA and $NIO!
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| 57 |
+
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| 58 |
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25% off your 1st month
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| 59 |
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https://t.co/6ApU6Begvi
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| 62 |
+
$AAPL…"
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| 63 |
+
2020-07-09 07:20:57,1,138,"RT @breadboxalerts: Today's highlights including fantastic wins on $BABA and $NIO!
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| 64 |
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25% off your 1st month
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| 66 |
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https://t.co/6ApU6Begvi
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+
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| 69 |
+
$AAPL…"
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+
2020-07-09 07:22:27,1,5725,"RT @breadboxalerts: Today's highlights including fantastic wins on $BABA and $NIO!
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| 71 |
+
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25% off your 1st month
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| 73 |
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| 74 |
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https://t.co/6ApU6Begvi
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| 76 |
+
$AAPL…"
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| 77 |
+
2020-07-09 07:22:32,1,5725,RT @breadboxalerts: An amazing win on a swing trade on $TME for over 240% this morning! And our weekend study from our #education room on $…
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| 78 |
+
2020-07-09 07:25:59,1,52236,$MSFT - Microsoft price target raised on Azure growth https://t.co/bsOC5tpC2d
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+
2020-07-09 07:28:30,1,1102,$MSFT - Microsoft price target raised on Azure growth https://t.co/Gb6Ksy5S4c
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+
2020-07-09 07:30:04,1,2053,$MSFT Wedbush up price target to 260. going into record territory today?
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+
2020-07-09 07:34:18,1,344,"RT @AznOptions: $BABA
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$AAPL
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$AMZN
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$NVDA
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$NFLX
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$MSFT
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| 88 |
+
Keeps climbing higher and higher everyday"
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+
2020-07-09 07:38:45,1,26567,"$MSFT Targets Rise on Growth in Cloud-Computing
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- PT raised to Street-high $260 from $220 at Wedbush
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Remote work “is further catalyzing more enterprises to make the strategic cloud shift with MSFT across the board, Ives; this momentum “is still in its early days of playing out” https://t.co/sH8SKwc89r"
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+
2020-07-09 07:39:35,1,120536,$MSFT PT Raised to 'Street High' $260 at Wedbush Amid Cloud Tailwinds
|
| 95 |
+
2020-07-09 07:39:53,1,5910,$MSFT is winning the cloud wars. This duopoly with $AMZN has left $ORCL and $IBM in the dust https://t.co/HLXX7UKvMo
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2020-07-09 07:41:09,1,1279,RT @DeItaOne: $MSFT PT Raised to 'Street High' $260 at Wedbush Amid Cloud Tailwinds
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2020-07-09 07:41:13,1,306,RT @DeItaOne: $MSFT PT Raised to 'Street High' $260 at Wedbush Amid Cloud Tailwinds
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2020-07-09 07:41:40,1,1040,RT @DeItaOne: $MSFT PT Raised to 'Street High' $260 at Wedbush Amid Cloud Tailwinds
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2020-07-09 07:41:48,1,131,RT @DeItaOne: $MSFT PT Raised to 'Street High' $260 at Wedbush Amid Cloud Tailwinds
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2020-07-09 07:42:03,1,316,RT @DeItaOne: $MSFT PT Raised to 'Street High' $260 at Wedbush Amid Cloud Tailwinds
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2020-07-09 07:43:57,1,24,RT @DeItaOne: $MSFT PT Raised to 'Street High' $260 at Wedbush Amid Cloud Tailwinds
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2020-07-09 07:44:22,1,1040,"RT @cfromhertz: $MSFT Targets Rise on Growth in Cloud-Computing
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- PT raised to Street-high $260 from $220 at Wedbush
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Remote work “is furt…"
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2020-07-09 07:45:12,1,749,"RT @cfromhertz: $MSFT Targets Rise on Growth in Cloud-Computing
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- PT raised to Street-high $260 from $220 at Wedbush
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Remote work “is furt…"
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+
2020-07-09 07:47:18,1,42,$MSFT Microsoft price target raised on Azure growth https://t.co/pgYEayNSze
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+
2020-07-09 07:48:06,-1,24722,"$AAPL $AMZN $MSFT are reaching insanely overbought levels in already way overpriced tech sector on basically no consolidations and now even started doing +1% +2% moves premarket like pennystocks when they go into vertical before the drop.
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Don't be greedy, be careful, be smart!"
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2020-07-09 07:49:05,1,8793,RT @DeItaOne: $MSFT PT Raised to 'Street High' $260 at Wedbush Amid Cloud Tailwinds
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2020-07-09 07:52:17,1,596,RT @DeItaOne: $MSFT PT Raised to 'Street High' $260 at Wedbush Amid Cloud Tailwinds
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+
2020-07-09 07:52:54,-1,186,RT @ProfitTradeRoom: $AAPL $AMZN $MSFT are reaching insanely overbought levels in already way overpriced tech sector on basically no consol…
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| 119 |
+
2020-07-09 07:53:01,-1,70,"$MSFT https://t.co/cRcOXur7Kn
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+
At first glance looks overextended AF, but then it keeps going. I tried to wait for it to tap the 8 day on some sort of weakness earlier in the week. There was about a 15 minute of window at the end of the day on Tuesday where you could've got long"
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2020-07-09 07:55:25,1,200,RT @DeItaOne: $MSFT PT Raised to 'Street High' $260 at Wedbush Amid Cloud Tailwinds
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2020-07-09 07:58:43,1,172,"RT @cfromhertz: $MSFT Targets Rise on Growth in Cloud-Computing
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- PT raised to Street-high $260 from $220 at Wedbush
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Remote work “is furt…"
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2020-07-09 07:59:17,1,283,RT @DeItaOne: $MSFT PT Raised to 'Street High' $260 at Wedbush Amid Cloud Tailwinds
|
| 128 |
+
2020-07-09 08:00:00,1,19179,We've seen some big #UOA in $MSFT this week. Shares are up 3.2% through Wednesday. Will be interesting to see what those $212.50 calls that expire tomorrow end up doing. https://t.co/BCvOz9FfLC
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| 129 |
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2020-07-09 08:00:26,1,40,RT @MarketRebels: We've seen some big #UOA in $MSFT this week. Shares are up 3.2% through Wednesday. Will be interesting to see what those…
|
| 130 |
+
2020-07-09 08:03:15,1,231381,RT @MarketRebels: We've seen some big #UOA in $MSFT this week. Shares are up 3.2% through Wednesday. Will be interesting to see what those…
|
| 131 |
+
2020-07-09 08:03:26,1,14,RT @DeItaOne: $MSFT PT Raised to 'Street High' $260 at Wedbush Amid Cloud Tailwinds
|
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2020-07-09 08:05:52,1,4709,RT @DeItaOne: $MSFT PT Raised to 'Street High' $260 at Wedbush Amid Cloud Tailwinds
|
| 133 |
+
2020-07-09 08:07:48,1,1254,"5/ “I always need to remember that two great business in $KO / $MSFT each had 10 year periods of flat stock performance. These were fantastic businesses even then but the high PE of both relative to low underlying growth in EPS kept the stock in check for a long period of time."""
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+
2020-07-09 08:08:39,1,316,"RT @cfromhertz: $MSFT Targets Rise on Growth in Cloud-Computing
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- PT raised to Street-high $260 from $220 at Wedbush
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+
Remote work “is furt…"
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| 139 |
+
2020-07-09 08:11:35,1,147,"$AAPL , $AMZN $MSFT up again this morning. Am I the only one that thinks this is not natural?"
|
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+
2020-07-09 08:17:53,1,1255,$MSFT PT Raise Street High $260 from $220 Wedbush
|
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+
2020-07-09 08:23:35,1,76,RT @DeItaOne: $MSFT PT Raised to 'Street High' $260 at Wedbush Amid Cloud Tailwinds
|
| 142 |
+
2020-07-09 08:28:09,1,275,"RT @cfromhertz: $MSFT Targets Rise on Growth in Cloud-Computing
|
| 143 |
+
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| 144 |
+
- PT raised to Street-high $260 from $220 at Wedbush
|
| 145 |
+
|
| 146 |
+
Remote work “is furt…"
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| 147 |
+
2020-07-09 08:30:00,1,3482,RT @MarketRebels: We've seen some big #UOA in $MSFT this week. Shares are up 3.2% through Wednesday. Will be interesting to see what those…
|
| 148 |
+
2020-07-09 08:41:43,1,3,"RT @Reveretrading: July 9 Plan 📌
|
| 149 |
+
|
| 150 |
+
*Click on Picture to Expand*
|
| 151 |
+
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| 152 |
+
As always, very grateful for the feedback you guys give me. Best of luck t…"
|
| 153 |
+
2020-07-09 08:41:45,1,159041,RT @MarketRebels: We've seen some big #UOA in $MSFT this week. Shares are up 3.2% through Wednesday. Will be interesting to see what those…
|
| 154 |
+
2020-07-09 08:52:35,1,1650,"$MSFT
|
| 155 |
+
PT raised to $230 from $198 by Morgan Stanley
|
| 156 |
+
PT raised to $260 from $220 by Wedbush"
|
| 157 |
+
2020-07-09 08:52:35,-1,56239,"$AMZN $GOOGL $MSFT
|
| 158 |
+
New records show Google, Microsoft, and Amazon have thousands of previously unreported military and law enforcement contracts - BI
|
| 159 |
+
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+
https://t.co/d3JhQ4vCou"
|
| 161 |
+
2020-07-09 08:55:06,-1,32,"RT @OpenOutcrier: $AMZN $GOOGL $MSFT
|
| 162 |
+
New records show Google, Microsoft, and Amazon have thousands of previously unreported military and l…"
|
| 163 |
+
2020-07-09 08:55:25,1,14,"RT @LAVAoption: $MSFT
|
| 164 |
+
PT raised to $230 from $198 by Morgan Stanley
|
| 165 |
+
PT raised to $260 from $220 by Wedbush"
|
| 166 |
+
2020-07-09 08:56:25,-1,202,"RT @OpenOutcrier: $AMZN $GOOGL $MSFT
|
| 167 |
+
New records show Google, Microsoft, and Amazon have thousands of previously unreported military and l…"
|
| 168 |
+
2020-07-09 08:58:43,1,1969,$MSFT - Microsoft price target raised on Azure growth https://t.co/SF2uUqbb9B
|
| 169 |
+
2020-07-09 08:59:15,1,76,"Premarket Gainers
|
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+
|
| 171 |
+
$AAPL up 1.05%
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| 172 |
+
$AMZN up 1.26%
|
| 173 |
+
$MSFT up 1.61% https://t.co/xArsJ5fr9b"
|
| 174 |
+
2020-07-09 09:01:29,-1,39,"RT @OpenOutcrier: $AMZN $GOOGL $MSFT
|
| 175 |
+
New records show Google, Microsoft, and Amazon have thousands of previously unreported military and l…"
|
| 176 |
+
2020-07-09 09:04:12,1,2691,"$MSFT Wedbush Maintains Outperform on Microsoft, Raises Price Target to $260, Morgan Stanley maintains overweight on Microsoft, raises price target to $230. (credited to BZ wire).
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| 177 |
+
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+
1/2"
|
| 179 |
+
2020-07-09 09:05:02,1,7213,Recent $MSFT technical alerts: 180 Bullish Setup plus 8 more alerts... https://t.co/Yyudx8m9VA
|
| 180 |
+
2020-07-09 09:10:35,1,37,@TwinsightPro $MSFT also really strong this am. Looks like 218/223 possible. Watching at open.
|
| 181 |
+
2020-07-09 09:12:30,1,399,"RT @cfromhertz: $MSFT Targets Rise on Growth in Cloud-Computing
|
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+
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| 183 |
+
- PT raised to Street-high $260 from $220 at Wedbush
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Remote work “is furt…"
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+
2020-07-09 09:16:30,1,869,"📢Watch list!
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+
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| 188 |
+
So many good plays today it was hard to narrow down to 4!
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+
$SPY $AAPL $FB $MSFT
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+
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+
I like them all equally!
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Price action will show me the way! No trade until price dictates a trade!
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Trade Safe & Good Luck! https://t.co/5N1Q2nt4BP"
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2020-07-09 09:22:13,1,290,"RT @cfromhertz: $MSFT Targets Rise on Growth in Cloud-Computing
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2020-07-09 09:24:49,1,8798,"$TWTR - PT raise to $32 at Morgan Stanley
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$SNAP - PT raise to $25 at Morgan Stanley
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$PINS - PT raise to $26 at Morgan Stanley
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$MSFT - PT raise to $230 at Morgan Stanley
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$GOOGL - PT raise to $1700 at Morgan Stanley
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$CMG - PT raise to $1450 at Piper Sandler"
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2020-07-09 09:26:47,1,8547,$MSFT greatest stock of all time https://t.co/nQXEhalbR2
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2020-07-09 09:28:37,1,2,"RT @Reveretrading: July 9 Plan 📌
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As always, very grateful for the feedback you guys give me. Best of luck t…"
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2020-07-09 09:29:53,1,23,"RT @Reveretrading: July 9 Plan 📌
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As always, very grateful for the feedback you guys give me. Best of luck t…"
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2020-07-09 09:41:47,1,2527,"Stocks like $amzn $aapl $nflx $goog $msft are going up everyday, but other stocks are not..they are making new lows.
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True indicator of economy health."
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2020-07-09 09:44:03,1,68,"RT @MaleehaMBCC: Stocks like $amzn $aapl $nflx $goog $msft are going up everyday, but other stocks are not..they are making new lows.
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True…"
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2020-07-09 09:44:41,1,12,@stoolpresidente Load up on $APPL and $MSFT ride the waves in the end you'll be rewarded
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2020-07-09 09:48:20,-1,344,RT @QEternity: Just stumbled upon this virtual walkie talkie called Squawk https://t.co/kIhEkvFlfa which (I presume) is named after the old…
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2020-07-09 09:53:45,1,19943,RT @mmmbop00826909: haven't been keeping up with these... anyway... good opening 15 minutes with @bmorlantrading and @BullTradeFinder I enj…
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2020-07-09 09:55:37,-1,59,I remember when I was happy to buy at $MSFT when I had 200$ in my account and added whenever I could. $MSFT has never treated me wrong. They are my convictions stock. I hope y'all can have your account grow from them to. https://t.co/Zsy2uBcmzI
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2020-07-09 10:00:32,1,59,On that note. I fully did not expect more than 210 this week for $MSFT. Bullish signal returned on MACD to it but RSI is slightly scary. https://t.co/VoDbxLXuhh
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2020-07-09 10:03:25,1,3268,$225 near term in $MSFT Sonu Kalra said he likes it!!! Higher
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2020-07-09 10:07:54,1,1750,"RT @Reveretrading: July 9 Plan 📌
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As always, very grateful for the feedback you guys give me. Best of luck t…"
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2020-07-09 10:09:29,1,2434,"Microsoft $MSFT Wedbush raised target to $260 from $220
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Noted strong cloud deal activity around #Azure during June quarter #workfromhome environment further catalyzing more enterprises to make strategic cloud shift with Microsoft across the board. Update https://t.co/oHg1QQ6nbI https://t.co/qvmoXmFh3u"
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2020-07-09 10:09:34,-1,89,scaling into $MSFT short
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2020-07-09 10:10:14,-1,35,Me and the homie when we make fat 🚀💸 when $MSFT drops fantastic numbers @BillGates don’t disappoint G https://t.co/WcGmLYnxEW
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2020-07-09 10:10:19,-1,1788,"RT @GarethSoloway: Airline stocks, oil stocks down nicely, many tech like $IBM $UBER down nicely, banks hammered again. What isn't down whi…"
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2020-07-09 10:10:26,1,3225,"RT @ThePitBoss16: Microsoft $MSFT Wedbush raised target to $260 from $220
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Noted strong cloud deal activity around #Azure during June quarte…"
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2020-07-09 10:10:32,1,1048,"RT @ThePitBoss16: Microsoft $MSFT Wedbush raised target to $260 from $220
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Noted strong cloud deal activity around #Azure during June quarte…"
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2020-07-09 10:10:32,1,1048,"RT @ThePitBoss16: Microsoft $MSFT Wedbush raised target to $260 from $220
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Noted strong cloud deal activity around #Azure during June quarte…"
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2020-07-09 10:15:24,-1,699,"RT @GarethSoloway: Airline stocks, oil stocks down nicely, many tech like $IBM $UBER down nicely, banks hammered again. What isn't down whi…"
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2020-07-09 10:19:23,1,344,RT @SemperFi_Trades: Several tech companies trading higher amid overall market volatility. The sector has gained on investor concerns of in…
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2020-07-09 10:20:00,-1,344,"RT @GarethSoloway: Airline stocks, oil stocks down nicely, many tech like $IBM $UBER down nicely, banks hammered again. What isn't down whi…"
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2020-07-09 10:20:40,1,344,"RT @MinteractApp: Today Top Flow in #StockMarket, Buy Flow and Sell Flow $IWF $SPY $JD $AMD $QQQ $COST $SQ $SLV $MINT $LQD $BABA $AAPL $MSF…"
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2020-07-09 10:20:41,1,67,"RT @ThePitBoss16: Microsoft $MSFT Wedbush raised target to $260 from $220
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Noted strong cloud deal activity around #Azure during June quarte…"
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2020-07-09 10:27:00,1,1459,"The smart money analyst has raised his $MSFT price target, kindly signaling to us we'll make lots of gains if we buy the stock here
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$ES $ES_F $SPX $SPY $QQQ $IWM $VXX $VIX $AAPL $AMZN"
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2020-07-09 10:31:36,1,4386,RT @MarketRebels: We've seen some big #UOA in $MSFT this week. Shares are up 3.2% through Wednesday. Will be interesting to see what those…
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2020-07-09 10:32:32,1,577,"$AAPL
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$AMZN
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$FB
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$GOOGL
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$MSFT
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are huge.
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There is plenty of market cap to spread around to profitable energy and financial-services companies.
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#talkingmybook"
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2020-07-09 10:33:02,1,402,$MSFT guys are we at good entry point. Fresh for the week
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2020-07-09 10:33:43,1,344,"RT @OptionsMaxPain: Today Top Flow in S&P 500 #SP500, Buy Flow and Sell Flow $AMD $COST $INTC $BBBY $AMAT $GOOG $MA $NFLX $BDX $NKE $AAPL $…"
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2020-07-09 10:34:00,1,344,"RT @TickwatcherMF: Today Top Flow in S&P 500 #SP500, Buy Flow and Sell Flow $AMD $COST $INTC $BBBY $AMAT $GOOG $MA $NFLX $BDX $NKE $AAPL $M…"
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2020-07-09 10:34:17,1,344,"RT @OptionsMaxPain: Today Top Flow in S&P 500 #SP500, Buy Flow and Sell Flow $AMD $COST $INTC $BBBY $AMAT $GOOG $MA $NFLX $BDX $NKE $AAPL $…"
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2020-07-09 10:36:36,1,23,$MSFT is easy money
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2020-07-09 10:37:34,-1,61,"RT @MoMoBagholder: This market looks so bad internally, at least acknowledge that anyone calling for new highs at this point is only making…"
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2020-07-09 10:44:14,-1,551,"RT @GarethSoloway: Airline stocks, oil stocks down nicely, many tech like $IBM $UBER down nicely, banks hammered again. What isn't down whi…"
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2020-07-09 10:45:05,1,379,#Wedbush $MSFT Wedbush raised its price target on Microsoft to $260 from $220.
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2020-07-09 10:52:47,-1,145,"RT @GarethSoloway: Airline stocks, oil stocks down nicely, many tech like $IBM $UBER down nicely, banks hammered again. What isn't down whi…"
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2020-07-09 10:53:29,1,3903,"$AMZN +1.1%
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$GOOG +0.4%
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$MSFT +0.25%
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ie. 30% #nasdaq market cap is green
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if bears cannot hit them now, Nasdaq will soon bounce back off the lows"
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2020-07-09 10:54:22,1,28,"RT @Trade_The_Swing: $AMZN +1.1%
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$GOOG +0.4%
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$MSFT +0.25%
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ie. 30% #nasdaq market cap is green
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if bears cannot hit them now, Nasdaq will s…"
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2020-07-09 10:55:24,1,7793,Microsoft $MSFT Price Target Raised to $230.00 https://t.co/uVOG0Rsydu #stocks
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2020-07-09 10:56:16,1,274,"RT @Trade_The_Swing: $AMZN +1.1%
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$GOOG +0.4%
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$MSFT +0.25%
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ie. 30% #nasdaq market cap is green
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if bears cannot hit them now, Nasdaq will s…"
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2020-07-09 10:56:37,-1,18,The day $AAPL $AMZN $MSFT fall we will limit down EASILY
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2020-07-09 10:58:03,1,102625,RT @danielnewmanUV: Really like some of the updates the @MicrosoftTeams is adding to make #WorkFromHome better. Check out the great data in…
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2020-07-09 10:58:28,1,375,"RT @Trade_The_Swing: $AMZN +1.1%
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$GOOG +0.4%
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$MSFT +0.25%
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ie. 30% #nasdaq market cap is green
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if bears cannot hit them now, Nasdaq will s…"
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2020-07-09 11:00:15,-1,260,$MSFT you Idiot stop throwing money away by feeding short red devils$260 is coming soon https://t.co/Nd6dgC8FMy
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2020-07-09 11:04:40,1,344,RT @ActionableAler1: Q BioMed (QBIO) rising for 2nd day after our trade alert. CEO interview has shares up on red market day. $AAPL $NFLX $…
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2020-07-09 11:19:19,-1,344,"RT @MadMraket: UNLESS these R news with
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FACTS to support ECONOMY is BAD
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Stks BAD ERs, NO growth ..
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Am adding HIGH QUALITY stks on the L…"
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2020-07-09 11:19:46,-1,136,"RT @MadMraket: UNLESS these R news with
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FACTS to support ECONOMY is BAD
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Stks BAD ERs, NO growth ..
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Am adding HIGH QUALITY stks on the L…"
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2020-07-09 11:20:17,1,3289,RT @danielnewmanUV: Really like some of the updates the @MicrosoftTeams is adding to make #WorkFromHome better. Check out the great data in…
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2020-07-09 11:26:59,-1,263,"RT @MadMraket: UNLESS these R news with
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FACTS to support ECONOMY is BAD
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Stks BAD ERs, NO growth ..
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Am adding HIGH QUALITY stks on the L…"
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2020-07-09 11:32:28,1,2580,"RT @breadboxalerts: Some highlights including fantastic wins on $BBBY and $SPY puts, and our members bringing home the bread!
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25% off you…"
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2020-07-09 11:32:51,1,110,"RT @breadboxalerts: Some highlights including fantastic wins on $BBBY and $SPY puts, and our members bringing home the bread!
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25% off you…"
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2020-07-09 11:33:10,1,138,"RT @breadboxalerts: Some highlights including fantastic wins on $BBBY and $SPY puts, and our members bringing home the bread!
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25% off you…"
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2020-07-09 11:33:16,-1,21917,$MSFT failed to reach $192.85- $187.56 extreme area from the peak last week & already broke higher #Elliottwave #Trading
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2020-07-09 11:33:23,1,193,"RT @breadboxalerts: Some highlights including fantastic wins on $BBBY and $SPY puts, and our members bringing home the bread!
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25% off you…"
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2020-07-09 11:33:38,1,2213,"RT @breadboxalerts: Some highlights including fantastic wins on $BBBY and $SPY puts, and our members bringing home the bread!
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25% off you…"
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2020-07-09 11:33:44,-1,21917,$MSFT in short term cycles manage to reach the target area $214- $219 from where pullback is taking place. Don't like selling it #Elliottwave #Trading
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2020-07-09 11:43:20,-1,1652,$AMZN $MSFT CIO Survey Highlights Budget Declines but Expanding Moat for Amazon (AMZN) and Microsoft (MSFT) https://t.co/rDNqzre7L5 via @Street_Insider
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2020-07-09 11:45:53,-1,1972,"@GoogleSmallBiz @Google How much will $Goog pay in damages 4 preventing my UK VISA to go through now bcause GOOGLE wont allow me access my email
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Emailed & messaged $Goog & $Msft 172 times
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many Screenshots prove its my account
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My account on GOOG/MSFT pages while fraudulently referring me to support https://t.co/u3SOUdrBYk"
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2020-07-09 11:52:49,-1,5,"$LUV $BA 2💣’s. $SPY 💣 $AAPL & $MSFT
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Market and Airline Sector and Technology stocks breaking down. https://t.co/bA3MR7hyvM"
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2020-07-09 11:54:13,1,430,"RT @breadboxalerts: Some highlights including fantastic wins on $BBBY and $SPY puts, and our members bringing home the bread!
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25% off you…"
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2020-07-09 11:55:43,1,274,"RT @breadboxalerts: Some highlights including fantastic wins on $BBBY and $SPY puts, and our members bringing home the bread!
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25% off you…"
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2020-07-09 11:57:07,1,242,"RT @MadMraket: If They took mrkt down b/c of the # came out of Florida
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Then ,
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The COVID-19 stks will run up much higher
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We know them…"
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2020-07-09 11:57:23,-1,242,"RT @MadMraket: UNLESS these R news with
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FACTS to support ECONOMY is BAD
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Stks BAD ERs, NO growth ..
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Am adding HIGH QUALITY stks on the L…"
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2020-07-09 11:58:28,-1,6320,"RT @MadMraket: UNLESS these R news with
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FACTS to support ECONOMY is BAD
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Stks BAD ERs, NO growth ..
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Am adding HIGH QUALITY stks on the L…"
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2020-07-09 12:00:13,1,263,"RT @MadMraket: If They took mrkt down b/c of the # came out of Florida
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Then ,
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The COVID-19 stks will run up much higher
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We know them…"
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2020-07-09 12:03:07,1,3523,"RT @MinteractApp: Today Top Flow in #StockMarket, Buy Flow and Sell Flow $IWF $SPY $JD $AMD $QQQ $COST $SQ $SLV $MINT $LQD $BABA $AAPL $MSF…"
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2020-07-09 12:11:45,1,28,"RT @MadMraket: If They took mrkt down b/c of the # came out of Florida
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Then ,
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The COVID-19 stks will run up much higher
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We know them…"
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2020-07-09 12:20:56,1,409,$MSFT this is literally the only stock ive held in my investment account for over 2 years without selling a share and continues to impress daily :)
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2020-07-09 12:29:14,-1,697,She is making excuse- these tech stks are expensive to themselves yes. Plus none of these stay at home names make money. We are not far from those levels. $INTC was not exactly expensive in 99 and it was a big 5 back then. A leader in tech. $MSFT 34 fwd p/e not bad but was 37
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2020-07-09 12:34:37,1,344,"RT @MinteractApp: Today Top Flow in S&P 500 #SP500, Buy Flow and Sell Flow $AMD $COST $FIS $INTC $BMY $BBBY $AMAT $NEE $BDX $NFLX $AAPL $MS…"
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2020-07-09 12:47:44,1,1502,$AAPL $MSFT Beautiful
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2020-07-09 12:48:56,1,344,RT @YourFavoriteAI: $AAPL $MSFT Beautiful
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2020-07-09 13:03:26,1,344,"RT @VirusVacation: ""India's #CentralBank (RBI) continues to buy $GOLD. In the last two or three years we have seen a constant increase in t…"
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2020-07-09 13:04:10,1,1502,$AAPL $MSFT Perfect moves https://t.co/eSAYRPRZOJ
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2020-07-09 13:09:03,1,510,$LVGO and $MSFT keeping me green today lol.
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2020-07-09 13:11:17,1,961,RT @clappdon2: $LVGO and $MSFT keeping me green today lol.
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2020-07-09 13:27:10,1,5502,$MSFT has an average volume of 35080000. This is a good sign as it is always nice to have a liquid stock. https://t.co/1QimnCwqvM https://t.co/b9OR2JJxtT
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2020-07-09 13:31:33,1,127,"$MSFT looking strong today!
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I’m feeling good heading into earnings on the 22nd
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How are you feeling @Dustin_Huber ?"
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2020-07-09 13:38:03,1,206,"@axelroark My interim target on $aapl was $385, which they busted through. Now looking for a pull back along with the $MSFT and should coincide with stronger $$ and $SPX pullback. Let’s see, $VIX sort of agreeing."
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2020-07-09 13:47:20,1,64343,"RT @MintDragon_: @OphirGottlieb TradeMachine Pro just alerted me: $MSFT pre-earnings setup with 80% win rate, 248% total return, 31.5% avg…"
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2020-07-09 13:50:06,1,53,"RT @MintDragon_: @OphirGottlieb TradeMachine Pro just alerted me: $MSFT pre-earnings setup with 80% win rate, 248% total return, 31.5% avg…"
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2020-07-09 13:53:26,1,48,"RT @Reveretrading: July 9 Plan 📌
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*Click on Picture to Expand*
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As always, very grateful for the feedback you guys give me. Best of luck t…"
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2020-07-09 13:54:09,1,18,"RT @MadMraket: If They took mrkt down b/c of the # came out of Florida
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The COVID-19 stks will run up much higher
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We know them…"
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2020-07-09 14:06:27,1,384,"@OphirGottlieb $MSFT announced earnings today for Wednesday 22JUL, so perfect timing for a 7/14 day diagonal per standard TradeMachine guidlines. Executed! 👍"
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2020-07-09 14:08:10,1,556,"@TheToodleLoo That’s why I think it’s a better play for Apple. $MSFT already has Logitech which offers headsets, and they already dominate the non-mobile gaming space.
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Big long term growth opportunity for $AAPL"
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2020-07-09 14:10:39,1,7,Selling $nvda $roku $aapl $msft buying all financials $jpm and $gs trust me rotation coming now
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2020-07-09 14:18:01,-1,2437,"Microsoft | $MSFT
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MSFT ends wave 5 started back in 2009 - FAAMG coming to an e...
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Long or short it with BTC on Trade8: https://t.co/bVxDxU8iZK https://t.co/TmBo3sEsyP"
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2020-07-09 14:18:46,1,5,"RT @StockMKTNewz: Analyst reports from today
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JPMorgan raised their target on Visa $V Mastercard $MA & Dollar Tree $DLTR
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Morgan Stanley up…"
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2020-07-09 14:26:22,1,2691,"$MSFT I would like to see it close over Tuesday's high to possibly make another move higher tomorrow
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$DIS finding support at 116 which is a good sign. Needs to break through 118 to see 120, 122.
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$AMD if it gets through 57 it has room into 57.50, 58, and 59."
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2020-07-09 14:32:13,-1,11743,"To break $QQQ, Bears will need to break $AAPL & $MSFT. Until then, it's a hard short to pulloff for anything other than quick trades. As we've discussed, people are forced to cover Index hedges as these Big Cap names go higher. This ""eventually"" leads to larger pullback though."
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2020-07-09 14:34:01,-1,344,"RT @JustinPulitzer: To break $QQQ, Bears will need to break $AAPL & $MSFT. Until then, it's a hard short to pulloff for anything other than…"
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2020-07-09 14:35:58,1,34,"RT @Reveretrading: July 9 Plan 📌
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*Click on Picture to Expand*
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As always, very grateful for the feedback you guys give me. Best of luck t…"
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2020-07-09 14:44:30,1,255,"RT @MadMraket: If They took mrkt down b/c of the # came out of Florida
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Then ,
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The COVID-19 stks will run up much higher
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We know them…"
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2020-07-09 15:08:45,1,6772,"I sincerely hope that one day, when this $30 trillion pyramid scheme has finally collapsed, all these analysts who kept raising their price targets on $AAPL and $MSFT with zero fundamental justification will end up in front of an SEC investigatory panel where they belong. 🙏"
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2020-07-09 15:09:09,-1,127,"RT @JustinPulitzer: To break $QQQ, Bears will need to break $AAPL & $MSFT. Until then, it's a hard short to pulloff for anything other than…"
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2020-07-09 15:16:07,1,14630,"RT @FusionptCapital: Probably a good day to point out the difference between log and non log charts again on $AMZN.
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Always be weary of lon…"
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2020-07-09 15:17:35,1,8547,$MSFT greatest stock of all time https://t.co/uAhNz2XbWt
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2020-07-09 15:18:39,1,3,RT @LadeBackk: $MSFT greatest stock of all time https://t.co/uAhNz2XbWt
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2020-07-09 15:25:25,1,26,RT @LadeBackk: $MSFT greatest stock of all time https://t.co/uAhNz2XbWt
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2020-07-09 15:36:28,1,28,"RT @MadMraket: If They took mrkt down b/c of the # came out of Florida
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Then ,
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The COVID-19 stks will run up much higher
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We know them…"
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2020-07-09 15:38:47,1,3406,"$MSFT
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+
Target Raised by Wedbush Outperform USD 220 » USD 260
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Target Raised by Morgan Stanley Overweight USD 198 » USD 230
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| 478 |
+
https://t.co/cwpFnP8FR6"
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+
2020-07-09 16:21:50,-1,64343,"$MSFT Dow Jones Drops 300 Points as Walgreens' Profits Plunge, Microsoft and Cisco Stocks Upgraded https://t.co/upxMkbUgd9"
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| 480 |
+
2020-07-09 16:22:14,-1,64343,$MSFT Microsoft Looks To Buck Corporate Tech Spending Decline In 2020 https://t.co/Hmttcx2gbC
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+
2020-07-09 16:24:04,1,720,"$MSFT closes higher for the 2nd day in a row: https://t.co/tR9SYXZq8T
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| 482 |
+
Sentiment: Neutral #MSFT #Microsoft"
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+
2020-07-09 16:31:50,1,113,"$msft hits new all time high
|
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+
$work down -0.64 on the day
|
| 485 |
+
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| 486 |
+
sounds about right"
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+
2020-07-09 16:47:25,1,430,"RT @breadboxalerts: Amazing win on $AMZN today on multiple layers!
|
| 488 |
+
|
| 489 |
+
25% off your 1st month!
|
| 490 |
+
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| 491 |
+
https://t.co/6ApU6Begvi
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+
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| 493 |
+
$AAPL $AMD $BA $BYND…"
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+
2020-07-09 16:47:42,1,60,"RT @breadboxalerts: Amazing win on $AMZN today on multiple layers!
|
| 495 |
+
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| 496 |
+
25% off your 1st month!
|
| 497 |
+
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| 498 |
+
https://t.co/6ApU6Begvi
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+
$AAPL $AMD $BA $BYND…"
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+
2020-07-09 16:47:46,1,60,"RT @breadboxalerts: Some highlights including fantastic wins on $BBBY and $SPY puts, and our members bringing home the bread!
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+
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+
25% off you…"
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+
2020-07-09 17:04:10,1,344,"RT @MinteractApp: Thursday's Top Flow in #StockMarket, Buy Flow and Sell Flow $IWM $FB $TLT $EEM $GOOG $GOOGL $VOO $CSCO $GDX $HYG $SPY $MS…"
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| 505 |
+
2020-07-09 17:07:48,1,84,"RT @breadboxalerts: Amazing win on $AMZN today on multiple layers!
|
| 506 |
+
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| 507 |
+
25% off your 1st month!
|
| 508 |
+
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| 509 |
+
https://t.co/6ApU6Begvi
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| 511 |
+
$AAPL $AMD $BA $BYND…"
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| 512 |
+
2020-07-09 17:16:39,1,65,"Happy with a +1.80% day considering the market conditions. $nkla & $msft w strong days. $dkng lagged behind again, still confident in its short & long term potential. Hope you all had a great day! #nkla #msft #dkng https://t.co/EpY9paNAbH"
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| 513 |
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2020-07-09 17:20:05,1,15884,"I believe @Steven_Ballmer still holds most of his $MSFT shares.
|
| 514 |
+
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| 515 |
+
Probably the best thing that's ever happened to Ballmer's net worth is when @satyanadella replaced him as CEO back in 2013."
|
| 516 |
+
2020-07-09 17:25:11,1,30320,"RT @rationalwalk: I believe @Steven_Ballmer still holds most of his $MSFT shares.
|
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+
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| 518 |
+
Probably the best thing that's ever happened to Ballme…"
|
| 519 |
+
2020-07-09 17:34:16,1,344,"RT @MinteractApp: Thursday's Top Flow in #NASDAQ #NASDAQ100, Buy Flow and Sell Flow $GOOG $CSCO $ADSK $AMGN $EXPE $GILD $QCOM $LRCX $BBBY $…"
|
| 520 |
+
2020-07-09 17:46:24,-1,1,"RT @MoMoBagholder: This market looks so bad internally, at least acknowledge that anyone calling for new highs at this point is only making…"
|
| 521 |
+
2020-07-09 17:49:17,1,344,"RT @MinteractApp: Thursday's Top Flow in #technology sector, Buy Flow & Sell Flow $FB $GOOG $GOOGL $CSCO $TXN $ADSK $FIS $QCOM $IRCX $FISV…"
|
| 522 |
+
2020-07-09 18:14:05,1,374,$MSFT grinding higher since mid march currently at resistance at 214.65 if breaks target 226 ( if playing options buy time that mid channel line has been resistance for since beginning of June ) https://t.co/TpzOilamxn
|
| 523 |
+
2020-07-09 18:23:53,1,2580,"RT @breadboxalerts: Amazing win on $AMZN today on multiple layers!
|
| 524 |
+
|
| 525 |
+
25% off your 1st month!
|
| 526 |
+
|
| 527 |
+
https://t.co/6ApU6Begvi
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| 528 |
+
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| 529 |
+
$AAPL $AMD $BA $BYND…"
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0000000000000,プロデューサー,……,……
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0000000000000,プロデューサー,……,……
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2002009110010,灯織,プロデューサー,制作人
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0000000000000,プロデューサー,……,……
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2002009110020,灯織,聞こえてない……,没听到……
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2002009110030,灯織,プロデューサー……！,制作人……！
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0000000000000,プロデューサー,おっ……おおっ？,哦……哦哦？
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0000000000000,プロデューサー,──あれ、灯織？,──啊，灯织？
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2002009110040,灯織,はい、私です,是的，是我
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0000000000000,プロデューサー,おはよう……いつの間に来てたんだ？,早啊……啥时候来的啊？
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2002009110050,灯織,おはようございます,早上好
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2002009110060,灯織,えっと……来たのは１時間くらい前です,那个……大概一小时前来的
|
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0000000000000,プロデューサー,そ、そんなにか\nごめん、気付かなくて,这、这样啊\n抱歉，没注意到
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0000000000000,プロデューサー,来たタイミングで声かけてくれたらよかったのに,来的时候叫一下就好了
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2002009110070,灯織,すごく集中してたので、邪魔になるのでは、と……,你注意力那么集中，打扰的话就有点……
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2002009110080,灯織,プロデューサー、いつから仕事を……？\n休憩とか……そもそもお昼って食べましたか？,制作人，是什么时候开始工作的……？\n休息……首先午饭吃了吗？
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+
2002009110090,灯織,もうおやつ時ですよ,已经是下午茶时间了
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0000000000000,プロデューサー,……えっ,……诶
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+
2002009110100,灯織,まさか、気付いてなかったんですか？,难道是，没意识到吗？
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0000000000000,プロデューサー,いや、最後に確認した時はまだ昼前で……,没，最后一次看时间还没到中午……
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2002009110110,灯織,もう……,真是的……
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2002009110120,灯織,プロデューサーは、アイドルの心配をする前に\n自分の心配をしてください,制作人啊，担心偶像之前\n请先担心一下自己
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0000000000000,プロデューサー,うん、そうだな……\nこれじゃあ人のことを言えない,嗯，是啊……\n我也没资格说别人了
|
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0000000000000,プロデューサー,休憩するよ,休息一下吧
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+
2002009110130,灯織,……ちゃんと何か食べてくださいね？,……请好好吃点什么吧？
|
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+
2002009110140,灯織,コーヒーばかりじゃ胃が荒れてしまうので,只喝咖啡的话胃会不舒服来着
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0000000000000,プロデューサー,……そうだな、ちゃんと食べるよ,……是的呢，得好好吃点啥
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2002009110150,灯織,プロデューサー……,制作人……
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2002009110160,灯織,食べたいものはありませんか？\n夜に響かないように軽くになりますけど,有什么想吃的东西吗？\n虽然为了不影响晚饭，要少一点才行
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2002009110170,灯織,よければ何か作ります,可以的话我来做
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2002009110180,灯織,実は……私も少しお腹が空いてて……\nご一緒させてください,其实……我也有点饿……\n请让我一起吧
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0000000000000,プロデューサー,おお、いいのか？\nじゃあ、ありがたく──……あ、いや,哦哦，可以吗？\n那，谢谢──……啊，不
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0000000000000,プロデューサー,灯織もお腹が空いてるのに、任せっぱなしはダメだよな！,灯织也饿了的话，就不能让你一个人做哦！
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0000000000000,プロデューサー,俺も手伝うよ,我也来帮忙吧
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2002009110190,灯織,えっいえ、そんなこと気にしないでください,诶，不用，请不要担心这种事情
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0000000000000,プロデューサー,いやいや、手持無沙汰だと仕事しそうだし……な？,没事没事，要是闲着没事做没准又要去工作了……对吧？
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2002009110200,灯織,じゃあ……その、一緒に作ってください,那……那就，请一起做饭吧
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0000000000000,プロデューサー,うん、もちろんだ\nありがとうな,嗯，当然啦\n谢谢了
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2002009110210,灯織,お礼を言うのはこちらです,我才是应该道谢
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0000000000000,プロデューサー,そんなことないって……──,没有这样的事情……──
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0000000000000,プロデューサー,──あ,──啊
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| 43 |
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2002009110220,灯織,……？,……？
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0000000000000,プロデューサー,……すっからかんだ,……一点都不剩了
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+
2002009110230,灯織,え……何も……？,诶……什么……？
|
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+
0000000000000,プロデューサー,うん、調味料くらいしかない\n買い出しに行かなきゃな,嗯，只有调味料了\n得出去买点东西了
|
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+
2002009110240,灯織,休憩からどんどん遠ざかっているような……,感觉这就脱离了休息的范畴了……
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0000000000000,プロデューサー,仕事以外はなんでも息抜きだよ,工作之外的事情都算是放松哦
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0000000000000,プロデューサー,よし、行こう買い物！,好的，去采购咯！
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2002009110250,灯織,ちょっプロデューサー……！？,那，制作人……！？
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2002009110260,灯織,ま、待ってください！,请，请等一下！
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+
0000000000000,プロデューサー,ごめんごめん\n待ってるからさ、準備しておいで,抱歉抱歉\n我会等你的，好好准备吧
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2002009110270,灯織,……はいっ,……好的
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info,produce_events/200200911.json,,
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译者,西蕾,,
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2002009110010,灯織,プロデューサー,制作人
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0000000000000,プロデューサー,……,……
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2002009110020,灯織,聞こえてない……,没听到……
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2002009110030,灯織,プロデューサー……！,制作人……！
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0000000000000,プロデューサー,おっ……おおっ？,哦……哦哦？
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0000000000000,プロデューサー,おはよう……いつの間に来てたんだ？,早啊……啥时候来的啊？
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2002009110050,灯織,おはようございます,早上好
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2002009110060,灯織,えっと……来たのは１時間くらい前です,那个……大概一小时前来的
|
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0000000000000,プロデューサー,そ、そんなにか\nごめん、気付かなくて,这、这样啊\n抱歉，没注意到
|
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0000000000000,プロデューサー,来たタイミングで声かけてくれたらよかったのに,来的时候叫一下就好了
|
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2002009110070,灯織,すごく集中してたので、邪魔になるのでは、と……,你注意力那么集中，打扰的话就有点……
|
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+
2002009110080,灯織,プロデューサー、いつから仕事を……？\n休憩とか……そもそもお昼って食べましたか？,制作人，是什么时候开始工作的……？\n休息……首先午饭吃了吗？
|
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2002009110090,灯織,もうおやつ時ですよ,已经是下午茶时间了
|
| 19 |
+
0000000000000,プロデューサー,……えっ,……诶
|
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+
2002009110100,灯織,まさか、気付いてなかったんですか？,难道是，没意识到吗？
|
| 21 |
+
0000000000000,プロデューサー,いや、最後に確認した時はまだ昼前で……,没，最后一次看时间还没到中午……
|
| 22 |
+
2002009110110,灯織,もう……,真是的……
|
| 23 |
+
2002009110120,灯織,プロデューサーは、アイドルの心配をする前に\n自分の心配をしてください,制作人啊，担心偶像之前\n请先担心一下自己
|
| 24 |
+
0000000000000,プロデューサー,うん、そうだな……\nこれじゃあ人のことを言えない,嗯，是啊……\n我也没资格说别人了
|
| 25 |
+
0000000000000,プロデューサー,休憩するよ,休息一下吧
|
| 26 |
+
2002009110130,灯織,……ちゃんと何か食べてくださいね？,……请好好吃点什么吧？
|
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2002009110140,灯織,コーヒーばかりじゃ胃が荒れてしまうので,只喝咖啡的话胃会不舒服来着
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0000000000000,プロデューサー,……そうだな、ちゃんと食べるよ,……是的呢，得好好吃点啥
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2002009110150,灯織,プロデューサー……,制作人……
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2002009110160,灯織,食べたいものはありませんか？\n夜に響かないように軽くになりますけど,有什么想吃的东西吗？\n虽然为了不影响晚饭，要少一点才行
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2002009110170,灯織,よければ何か作ります,可以的话我来做
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2002009110180,灯織,実は……私も少しお腹が空いてて……\nご一緒させてください,其实……我也有点饿……\n请让我一起吧
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0000000000000,プロデューサー,おお、いいのか？\nじゃあ、ありがたく──……あ、いや,哦哦，可以吗？\n那，谢谢──……啊，不
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0000000000000,プロデューサー,灯織もお腹が空いてるのに、任せっぱなしはダメだよな！,灯织也饿了的话，就不能让你一个人做哦！
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0000000000000,プロデューサー,俺も手伝うよ,我也来帮忙吧
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2002009110190,灯織,えっいえ、そんなこと気にしないでください,诶，不用，请不要担心这种事情
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0000000000000,プロデューサー,いやいや、手持無沙汰だと仕事しそうだし……な？,没事没事，要是闲着没事做没准又要去工作了……对吧？
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2002009110200,灯織,じゃあ……その、一緒に作ってください,那……那就，请一起做饭吧
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0000000000000,プロデューサー,うん、もちろんだ\nありがとうな,嗯，当然啦\n谢谢了
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2002009110210,灯織,お礼を言うのはこちらです,我才是应该道谢
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0000000000000,プロデューサー,そんなことないって……──,没有这样的事情……──
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0000000000000,プロデューサー,──あ,──啊
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2002009110220,灯織,……？,……？
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0000000000000,プロデューサー,……すっからかんだ,……一点都不剩了
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2002009110230,灯織,え……何も……？,诶……什么……？
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0000000000000,プロデューサー,うん、調味料くらいしかない\n買い出しに行かなきゃな,嗯，只有调味料了\n得出去买点东西了
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2002009110240,灯織,休憩からどんどん遠ざかっているような……,感觉这就脱离了休息的范畴了……
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0000000000000,プロデューサー,仕事以外はなんでも息抜きだよ,工作之外的事情都算是放松哦
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0000000000000,プロデューサー,よし、行こう買い物！,好的，去采购咯！
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2002009110250,灯織,ちょっプロデューサー……！？,那，制作人……！？
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2002009110260,灯織,ま、待ってください！,请，请等一下！
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0000000000000,プロデューサー,ごめんごめん\n待ってるからさ、準備しておいで,抱歉抱歉\n我会等你的，好好准备吧
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608019,comment,607532,607949,0,0,mariorz,,,"it would be very odd if he went around saying he's hoping that google and msft will start a bidding war for his company.",1242262771
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608018,comment,607731,607731,0,0,juliend2,,,"Content de voir qu'il y a d'autres québécois qui suivent HN! Même si c'est à partir de la Californie ;)",1242262747
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608016,story,,,4,2,Anon84,"Goodbye, Good Riddance to Antiquated Action Hero Duke Nukem",http://www.wired.com/gamelife/2009/05/quiet-death-duke-nukem/,,1242262697
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608015,comment,607958,607958,0,0,tkiley,,,"This article singles out Safari on the iPhone, saying that it supports ""tabs"". Ironically, iPhone Safari's ""tabs"" behave exactly like this broken back button behavior -- I've noticed that often when I switch back to an old tab on my iphone, the page is often refetched (losing my position and any form content) because it was unloaded while I was browsing on another tab.",1242262682
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608014,comment,608006,608006,0,0,SwellJoe,,,"So, I know a lot of folks here are Open Source contributors. SourceForge is pretty old-school, but a lot of great projects are hosted there, and those of us that are hosted there probably think it's nice to win awards.<p>I thought it'd be interesting to see who here is working on projects at SF.net (my current project at SF.net is Webmin).<p>And to all you github kids: get off my lawn.",1242262600
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608013,comment,607335,607658,0,0,kiba,,,"By guns, I meant the ultimate protection from possible invaders, thugs, theives, and people who called themsleves the government and the like.<p>If people are asked to hand over their guns, than it is the same as having no defense. It is the same as giving up liberty. It is the same as letting yourself and everyone else be massacared.(The Nazis will have an extremely difficult time of exterminating the Jews if all Jews are well armed)<p>Words are not substitue for armed men who cannot easily be coreced into giving up his liberty.<p>That is why the founding father put in the 2nd Amendment because they forseen the possiblity that the government of this country may become tyrannical. Without arms, there are no way to resist the government when it decided to turn on the population.",1242262532
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608012,comment,607830,607979,0,0,skmurphy,,,"If it's me too what other apps act as a general purpose front-end / aggregator for Mechanical Turk. If it's me too it should be compared in that category, not as an on-line spreadsheet.",1242262519
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608011,comment,607958,607958,0,0,ekiru,,,"As I hadn't ever really noticed this problem, I decided to see what would happen if I hit the back button in firefox after disabling my wireless adapter. After reading the article, I was quite surprised that it went back to HN perfectly. I also tested it with a longer back/forward history. In one attempt, I was able to back/forward through seven pages(that's all that I had been to in that tab at the time) without having internet access. Is there some subset of web sites for which this wouldn't work properly, as the author seems to be saying? Is the subset of scenarios in which the back button works only a small portion of typical scenarios?",1242262493
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608010,comment,606947,606947,0,0,Tichy,,,"What exactly is the problem? Some people would have hired the guy in question, others wouldn't have. Why can't they both be right? Tastes are different, and no two companies are the same.",1242262466
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608008,comment,607987,607987,0,0,etherael,,,"Your last three words are the telling point; ""at the moment"".<p>The edgewater / kenilworth thing, I'm Australian and thus entirely geographically ignorant about US locations, but thanks for the tip. I still don't believe that the metaphor stands up at all well.<p>For example, I could write a really simple operating system that consisted of pretty much nothing but a filesystem and a tcp/ip stack, in order to see any of the content on the disk all you need to do is telnet to port 31337 and enter the string ""bobsyeruncle^M"" and it just streams out the contents of the attached filesystem.<p>This operating system would be invulnerable to all windows viruses and worms on the net, just like OS X, but to say that it is ""more secure than windows"" is extremely disingenuous at best. If for some completely bizarre reason it ever became popular, putting that claim to the test would show even Joe Sixpack that it was indeed not at all more secure than windows.<p>This is the same as the situation with OS X, if it gains majority market share it will have to deal with the same hostile environment windows currently has to deal with in terms of attackers, worms, viruses, exploits, etc. Nobody at the moment is bothering because it is only (8?9?)% and thus they can pretend that OS X is immune to viruses just like I could pretend my theoretical operating system is immune to viruses.<p>That doesn't make it so.",1242262427
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608007,comment,607958,607958,0,0,quoderat,,,"I tried to hack Firefox to make this work correctly, with only limited success. Does anyone have the answer?",1242262388
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608006,story,,,1,1,SwellJoe,"SourceForge Community Choice Award nominations are open",http://sourceforge.net/community/cca09/,,1242262353
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608005,comment,607749,607916,0,0,SwellJoe,,,"For what it's worth, I was able to get arc and the HN source up and running in about 20 minutes using instructions I found by googling. I'm not a Lisp hacker, and my only real exposure to anything Lisp was reading The Little Schemer a few years ago...I didn't even do most of the exercises. I was also able to customize it in a few small ways with another hour or so of tinkering (mostly cleaning up style sheets and stripping out inline HTML).<p>Just saying...I do think Slinkset is probably the right choice for most such concepts.<p>Or, the reddit source, if you wanted to go big (it's a lot harder to deploy the reddit source, but it's a lot more powerful). It took me about an hour to get it up and running. And customizing it seemed much more intimidating.",1242262295
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608004,comment,606947,606947,0,0,lacker,,,"The author of the initial post did make some technical mistakes. Here's one that jumped out at me -<p><i>""What will you do in the event of hash collisions?"" the professor asked.<p>""How do you know there will be any?"" I said. ""Look, the English language only has a million words. We're hashing a million words into a table that can hold four billion. The load factor on the table is negligible. If we're getting collisions it means we need a better hash algorithm.</i><p>This is intuitive but incorrect. The principle is also known as the birthday paradox -<p><a href=""http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Birthday_paradox"" rel=""nofollow"">http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Birthday_paradox</a><p>If you hash a million words into a 4-billion table, you <i>do</i> expect collisions. You expect to get collisions when you insert on the order of the square root of the size of the table, and the square root of 4 billion is much less than a million.",1242262218
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608003,comment,607757,607894,0,0,Tichy,,,"""90% of the time when you go to the doctor, you just need the sanity check and the antibiotics.""<p>Sure, but what about the remaining 10%? Even ""proper"" doctors often mess up the diagnosis - would the nurses do so much better?<p>Actually I wonder about the antibiotics, too. Wouldn't the need for antibiotics already signify a serious condition? I know there is the tendency to just prescribe them for everything (even virus diseases), but maybe that is just bad doctors? I don't think it makes sense to say ""we don't need more doctors, because doctors are bad anyway"", so I think we would still be stuck with ""we need more good doctors"".",1242262069
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608002,comment,607656,607866,0,0,villageidiot,,,"That's an important possibility to know about. I assumed that if I was willing to spend enough, that there might be a solution. So it's good to know that that is not necessarily true. Much appreciated.",1242262056
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608001,comment,607522,607522,0,0,strlen,,,"This is horrible advice. First, this won't weed out the ""clock punchers"". It <i>will</i> do is hire the ""clock punchers"" who punch their clocks 1930 instead of at 1730: the focus here is still on _having an appearance of doing work_, not on doing work.<p>It will also create a great degree of churn: people will put on a show just to get the job and then leave after a few months. Churn is <i>always</i> incredibly expensive and demoralizing and kills start-ups: to some degree it's not avoidable in a start-up, but this is just asking for it.<p>So how do you hire hard working and passionate people? It's much simpler: is this something that they do for fun? Do they have side projects or participate in open source projects (which may conflict with the idea of them spending all their time at the office!)? Do they give any indication of a passion for their work (instead of just putting on a show and telling you what they wan to hear?)<p>Lastly, this is just plain bad advise for employees as well. Like in dating, you don't want to <i>look desperate</i>: especially in a situation where the competition is so high. Talking about long hours and weekends you will put in and how you just want a subsistence salary will show desperation.",1242262047
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608000,comment,607993,607993,0,0,zhyder,,,"There're still many rough edges but it's definitely time for HN feedback! Please check out the 2min tour.<p>We realized that many folks who use Dabbleboard (whiteboard app, also launched on HN a yr ago: <a href=""http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=202798"" rel=""nofollow"">http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=202798</a>) use it in combination with Skype and -sometimes- desktop sharing services. So we decided to build the complete service for online meetings. Unlike WebEx et al which are more useful for 1->many presentations, the focus here is on collaboration within small groups.",1242262032
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607999,comment,607827,607827,0,0,rdj,,,"Good for him. He bought it. He pays the taxes on it. Let him do what he wants with it. If it starts to interfere with the health or safety of those around him, then maybe he should be restricted in what he does.",1242261965
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607998,comment,607958,607958,0,0,pieter,,,"My main gripe with 'back' in Safari is the keyboard shortcuts. I can press the back button to go to the previous page, I cab press it with command to open it in a new tab, I can press backspace to go to the previous page, then why can't I press command backspace to open the previous page in a new tab?!",1242261927
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607997,comment,607656,607820,0,0,villageidiot,,,"Yeah, I didn't think that was a good sign. Thanks. I'll make a note of Techfusion. Looks like it may come to that.",1242261880
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607996,story,,,2,1,vladocar,"Is This Why Twitter Changed Its Replies Policy?",http://www.readwriteweb.com/archives/is_this_why_twitter_changed_its_replies_policy.php,,1242261832
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607995,comment,607853,607984,0,0,johnnybgoode,,,"Well, let me put it this way: Warlords have political power.",1242261822
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607994,comment,607757,607757,0,0,mediaman,,,"Clayton Christenson's book, <i>The Innovator's Prescription</i>, is very good. It outlines the processes of business disruption that are beginning to affect the health care industry status quo, including these quick medical clinics against the GPs, enhanced diagnosis tools for GPs disrupting specialists, and the rise of narrowly focused, high throughput specialty institutes that focus on one type or genre of operation and do it extremely well (using principles adopted from the Toyota Production System).<p>A recommended read for anyone interested in the future of the industry.",1242261815
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607992,comment,607002,607982,0,0,tptacek,,,"I respect your experience, but I don't understand how your example has anything to do with $13MM vs. $200MM. In neither case is the CTO, VP/E, or MTS more or less necessary to the acquiring company. You can ""own"" 5% or 100% of 200MM, but if an acquirer thinks they need you to execute on the acquisition, they're going to keep you, right?",1242261751
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607991,comment,607429,607471,0,0,axod,,,"I really doubt many people buy an iPod / iPhone because of the 3rd party apps even though they are advertised a lot atm.",1242261750
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607990,comment,607656,607879,0,0,villageidiot,,,"Thanks for the tips. Yes, it does show up in the BIOS scan. Maybe there's hope for the software option. I'll save your hardware-related tips for later since I'm more or less incompetent when it comes to the non-virtual.",1242261736
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607989,story,,,1,2,Anon84,"Why Joel Spolsky and Jeff Atwood are Brilliant A-Holes",http://www.codingcontext.com/post/Why-Joel-Spolskey-and-Jeff-Atwood-are-Brilliant-A-Holes.aspx,,1242261675
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607988,story,,,3,0,naish,"The Future of Television (part II)",http://www.cringely.com/2009/05/the-future-of-television-part-ii/,,1242261502
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607986,comment,607532,607712,0,0,axod,,,"Do people actually use natural language in search queries though? I don't think they do.<p>Technically impressive? yes. Useful for most people? nah.",1242261446
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607985,comment,607656,607890,0,0,villageidiot,,,"Thanks. Yes I agree I need to start doing this.",1242261390
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607984,comment,607853,607952,0,0,noonespecial,,,"Or -y is what happens when you don't have any y and so its an absolute value of y modified by some vector function v as to which sections of public life y (or the absolute value thereof) extends into...<p>For some metaphor m that is extended beyond a limit l, it becomes increasingly r, ridiculous. :)",1242261369
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607983,comment,607757,607871,0,0,Brushfire,,,"I'm not sure I agree with all of your assessment.<p>The doctors that make all the money do it in private practice, and they also arent the ones who are generally over worked.<p>Some specialties make more money than others, and those specialties attract doctors who value money. However, working for public hospitals in many places, or some specialties, you know you are working with people who do not value money (at least not as a primary motivator).<p>Remember -- the doctors who make the real money in medicine do it becuase they own their practice. This is just like working as an electrician or owning your own electrician company that employees 10 people. Owners make more.",1242261326
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607982,comment,607002,607936,0,0,diego,,,"It's not supposition, I'm speaking from experience. For a tech startup, 10M is a price point at which you have a small team and a product with a few man-years of development behind it. Acquiring the product without the team is only worthwhile when the product is a brand. Otherwise, the team/product combinmation is what gives the company most of that value.<p>To name one example: in 1999 my company paid $13M for a company with 11 people, most of them developers. The company failed to offer them an interesting package so they quit after the acquisition. A team on our side was left to deploy the software. After a few weeks we decided it would be easier to develop the same functionality from scratch.<p>On the other hand, the assumption was that you 'owned' 5% of the 200M company. If you are handcuffed, then you own less. If you owe the bank 70% of the value of your house, only 30% is yours. Same with vesting.",1242261317
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607981,comment,607532,607855,0,0,axod,,,"Come now. The average user will continue using google. This is interesting, and maybe scientists will use it, but it's not going to be of any use to the average googler.",1242261307
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607980,comment,607757,607894,0,0,blahblahblah,,,"""90% of the time when you go to the doctor, you just need the sanity check and the antibiotics.""<p>Actually, most of the time the patient just needs the sanity check and a prescription for something to alleviate the symptoms of their condition (i.e. a cough suppressant) enough for them to be able to get a decent night's sleep so their body can heal itself. Antibiotics are way overprescribed. Most of the time you don't need them.",1242261301
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607979,comment,607830,607967,0,0,zaidf,,,"I'm still not sure what your intention is:\<p>I think the original author would consider smartsheet as a me-too solution(ie. excel, google spreadsheets)--but an innovative one for using Amazon's Turk.",1242261283
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607978,comment,607572,607572,0,0,comatose_kid,,,"I love it - how appropriate to use the PCjr (with it's awful chicklet keyboard) as a terminal for a mode of communication limited to 140 characters :)",1242261256
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607977,comment,607489,607954,0,0,tptacek,,,"I'm impressed with the benchmark, but it seems to me like using the right algorithm for the job (in this case, Boyer-Moore or memmem) beats hacking memcmp to do a job it shouldn't be employed to do.",1242261208
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607976,comment,607617,607931,0,0,jbenz,,,"Local candidates are ideal, but we'd be willing to listen if anyone made a strong enough case.",1242261169
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607975,comment,607617,607821,0,0,jbenz,,,"I can't edit the actual post at this point, but consider it added.<p>As a side note, thanks to everyone who voted this up. I know a posting about a job in Cbus doesn't apply to everyone here, but by voting this up you may have helped out one or two of you midwestern colleagues in a big way. And us, of course. So thanks.",1242261070
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607974,comment,607827,607827,0,0,RyanGWU82,,,"Minor quibble: I wouldn't call this ""his house"" -- Jobs has not lived there in many years. This is a historic mansion that Jobs bought in the early 80s when he was first a billionaire.",1242261045
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607973,comment,606707,606959,0,0,lsc,,,"yeah. this is what I'm doing. I'm fortunate in that I have enough experience to command a pretty good rate, and I can demand corp-to-corp payment. With this, I turn around and hire inexperienced, cheap, but pretty good SysAdmins to handle customers while I'm with my client.<p>But yeah, 3 days a week is immensely better than working 5 days a week for someone else, then trying to get something done on the weekends.",1242261016
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607972,comment,607489,607954,0,0,jmtulloss,,,"I see it, and I'm impressed. I'll link to it for you!",1242260903
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607971,comment,607565,607959,0,0,etherael,,,"I'm saying the metaphor doesn't really work, when you're discussing the vulnerability of an operating system on the internet, you're talking about a security system exposing an attack surface to a potential intruder with exactly equal opportunity for exploitation, it doesn't take me any more effort to attack the guy at 203.2.193.124 than the guy at 203.2.192.124. So the question has to be how secure is the actual system on the other end? If the vast majority of computers currently run windows, it makes sense from a criminal perspective to target the weakest link, and thus the reason we have the massive proliferation of windows viruses vs the ""did it to prove it could be done"" proliferation of Linux or OS X based viruses.<p>I think you already know all this but are just trying to be difficult. This is the typical response from a mac fan.",1242260747
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607970,comment,607827,607950,0,0,mahmud,,,"Now that we're speculating psychology against the wisdom of Occam. From the article:<p><i>The house was built by California architect George Washington Smith in 1926 for mining magnate Daniel C. Jackling.</i><p>I speculate that Jobs is sending a message to a former leading California industry with this self-coronation, that a new industry reigns supreme in California and he is its chief baron. Not only that, but I think that Jobs doesn't see the world-wide success of AAPL as anything more than a fortunate byproduct of his initial goal: to be coolest kid in Cupertino.",1242260712
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607969,comment,607489,607708,0,0,jmtulloss,,,"memmem only returns the first string. I'm looking for a count of all the matches, with their byte offsets in the file.",1242260668
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607968,comment,607002,607504,0,0,frossie,,,"European universities are ~free for Europeans. They charge significant fees to non-EU students. Obviously it depends on the country/university, but it would be cheaper for someone to go to their local state university in the US than to a European one. However, it may be cheaper to be in a top-flight EU university than an Ivy League US one - I haven't checked the numbers.",1242260631
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607967,comment,607830,607953,0,0,skmurphy,,,"That wasn't my intention. As an example look at what SmartSheet has done with SmartSourcing <a href=""http://www.smartsheet.com/product/smartsourcing"" rel=""nofollow"">http://www.smartsheet.com/product/smartsourcing</a> they are taking a ""me too"" on-line spreadsheet and integrating it with Amazon's Turk in a novel and useful way. If it takes off it will be a different service from other on-line spreadsheets (provided they are not copied). I am not affiliated with SmartSheet but was impressed by this idea.",1242260618
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607966,comment,607565,607932,0,0,tptacek,,,"You're pricing RAM, not systems. If you're going to buy RAM for a Macbook or a PC, you're going to use the same sources and pay the same prices. Nobody who actually buys their own memory buys it from Apple.<p>A Dell Inspiron with the same specs as the white Macbook (with an upgraded hard drive) costs $700 compared to $1100. That's a specific comparison purely on hardware.",1242260524
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607965,comment,604646,605168,0,0,inklesspen,,,"At a guess, because it's not yet open for business?",1242260440
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607964,comment,607958,607958,0,0,johnnybgoode,,,"Yeah, this has annoyed me for a long time. I believe Opera comes closest to this ideal. Actually, it might even meet all of the criteria already. It's a shame I can't use it.<p>Edit: I think the only <i>complete</i> answer going forward is to treat it like suspending a machine. An open web page today is a running application with state. It would have to be frozen when you go to another page (so that it doesn't do stuff while you're gone), and resumed when you click the back button.",1242260394
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607963,story,,,2,0,tb,"The eyes have it - a tale of 3 vision problems",http://codemines.blogspot.com/2009/05/eyes-have-it-tale-of-3-vision-problems.html,,1242260232
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607962,comment,607764,607764,0,0,evdawg,,,"Yeah, I know you discuss that the tradeoff is ""worth it"", but if you're writing CSS classes like that you lose a lot of the ability to redesign your site in the future without restructuring markup. The whole point of using CSS in the first place is to separate style from markup. The classes might still be ""descriptive"", but you're definitely putting style right there in your markup.<p>If you're set on using a CSS framework, I really think Compass (<a href=""http://compass-style.org/"" rel=""nofollow"">http://compass-style.org/</a>) is a must. However, the syntax is so wacko I can see anyone's aversion to it.<p>A definitive solution to this problem has yet to emerge.",1242260209
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607961,comment,607532,607901,0,0,wheels,,,"I was tempted to agree there -- but that's the thing, whatever comes along and replaces Google won't look like Google, and we probably won't even notice it happening.<p>I don't think Wolfram Alpha is that. I think its goal is honestly too ... computational, logical, factual ... to have the broad appeal of Google. But I don't think that because something is fundamentally different than Google means that it's not the fabled <i>Google killer</i>.",1242260186
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607960,comment,605720,606498,0,0,mlinsey,,,"A whole week? Interesting. I didn't know the lag time was that long - I thought the newsstand date was just so the magazine wouldn't look out-of-date until the day the next issue hit. For what it's worth, I posted the original submission after reading the article on my Kindle.",1242260095
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607959,comment,607565,607957,0,0,tptacek,,,"So you would recommend that someone move to a fortified house in a high-crime neighborhood, as opposed to a nice house in a rich suburb, so that they'd be less exposed to crime.<p>Then you back that argument up by repeating my argument.<p>Glad we're on the same page.",1242260003
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607958,story,,,51,40,blasdel,"Broken Browsers Part One: The Back Button",http://blog.dreamhost.com/2009/05/13/broken-browsers-part-one/,,1242259942
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607957,comment,607565,607791,0,0,etherael,,,"I'd argue that a fortress in Edgewater has less to worry about than a thatched hut in Kenilworth, especially if the socioeconomic situations of the areas in question is about to be reversed.<p>Keep in mind, if Mac OS X ever <i>does</i> become the dominant player, it <i>will</i> be targeted by the same people currently targeting windows, I'm totally unbiased on this issue, I use linux almost exclusively, neither of these eventualities has any effect on me, it's simply a statement of fact.<p>If OS X ever <i>does</i> win it's going to have to deal with the exact same set of enemies as windows currently does.<p>But when that happens surely we'll be better off right because the OS X codebase is more inherently secure than windows? right? right?<p>Pwn2own, how did that go down again.<p>Hmm.",1242259903
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607956,comment,607955,607955,0,0,catch404,,,"See linking blog entry: <a href=""http://blogs.gnome.org/mneptok/2009/05/13/the-light-at-the-end-of-tunnel-may-not-be-an-oncoming-train/"" rel=""nofollow"">http://blogs.gnome.org/mneptok/2009/05/13/the-light-at-the-e...</a>",1242259892
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607955,story,,,6,1,catch404,"Open Database Alliance",http://opendatabasealliance.com/,,1242259860
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607954,comment,607489,607795,0,0,jws,,,"I, and my data, disagree. Most memcmp() calls look at a single byte and return.<p>Let us consider five test cases:<p>memcmp0 - Calling memcmp() at each byte in the file looking ofr a match, as the original article.<p>memcmp1 - As above, but optimize by checking the first character and only calling if it matches.<p>memmem0 - A single call to the glibc memmem() function. Not portable.<p>kmp0 - The Knuth-Morris-Pratt algorithm as implemented at ""Exact String Matching Algorithms"", <a href=""http://www-igm.univ-mlv.fr/~lecroq/string/index.html"" rel=""nofollow"">http://www-igm.univ-mlv.fr/~lecroq/string/index.html</a><p>bm0 - The Boyer Moore algorithm, also from above<p>Looking for a 1k needle which lies at the end of a 100MB haystack of random bytes, with the data in file system buffers on a 1.6GHz Atom processor running Linux 2.6.29:<p><pre><code> algorithm milliseconds\n memcmp0 2400 ==================================\n memcmp1 530 ========\n memmem0 460 =======\n kmp0 970 ==============\n bm0 70 = \n</code></pre>\nOn the whole codesink1 wins with the Boyer Moore suggestion. In broader terms, algorithm selection beats optimization and all is right with the CS universe. (KMP's poor showing surprises me, but I've not used it before and don't know what to expect.)<p>If we assume the data is out on a hard drive, then we get these numbers (same machine, a WD Green Power HD which is an evil thing to benchmark with because it has variable spindle and seek speeds, but suffice it to say it is not terribly fast). All OS caches flushed before each test.<p><pre><code> algorithm milliseconds\n memcmp0 3500 ===================================\n memcmp1 1300 =============\n memmem0 1200 ============\n kmp0 1700 =================\n bm0 1100 =========== \n</code></pre>\nHere disk read time sets a lower bound, algorithm is still important, but not so much as before. I have a sneaky suspicion that mmap() is a poor choice here. There doesn't seem to be much overlap between the IO and compute when looking at the memcmp0 times.<p>Testing on a beefier machine, with a Core 2 Duo 2.8GHz, OS X gives this:<p><pre><code> algorithm milliseconds\n memcmp0 1100 =========================\n memcmp1 180 ====\n memmem0 not portable\n kmp0 360 ========\n bm0 88 == \n</code></pre>\nThe processor is several times faster, but bringing pages in from the OS is slightly slower. I don't know how to flush OS buffers on this machine so I can't do the disk reading tests.<p>Update: well crap. this fell of the front page before I finished testing. No one will see these results, but I enjoyed the tests anyway. It is useful to update my rules of thumb and preconceived notions.",1242259813
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607953,comment,607830,607922,0,0,zaidf,,,"I think the author of the article considers segmentation and ""unique appeal"" as me-too solutions, albeit good examples of them.<p>So you two are saying the same thing.",1242259800
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607952,comment,607853,607944,0,0,johnnybgoode,,,"I don't think I would distinguish between z and y. In other words, a high z is the same as a high y, and of course either one causes a high x.",1242259796
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607951,comment,607572,607693,0,0,spc476,,,"Technically, the other PC isn't even needed, as you can get a TCP/IP stack for the PCjr: <a href=""http://www.brutman.com/mTCP/"" rel=""nofollow"">http://www.brutman.com/mTCP/</a> (and at one point, you could even telnet to this guy's PCjr, although that was for testing purposes).",1242259742
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607950,comment,607827,607827,0,0,aditya,,,"Basically, Jobs hates the house because he moved there right before he was kicked out of Apple and stayed there in what is posssibly the ""darkest"" time of his life (pre-NeXT and Pixar, and Apple part 2)<p>EDIT: I'm not ""speculating"" -- this is direct from the book: ""The Pixar Touch"", unfortunately, there's no source online.",1242259732
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607949,comment,607532,607920,0,0,programnature,,,"Stephen has said many times that he will not be bought out.<p>The important thing to understand is that Stephen Wolfram built Alpha as his personal ""publication platform."" He is going to use it to in effect ""publish"" his ideas about NKS and computation in general into immediately useful form, to the entire world. Rather than write papers.",1242259716
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607948,comment,607226,607578,0,0,Zak,,,"I actually have a twitter account that I set up when I had some potential work involving the twitter API. I refuse to actually <i>use</i> it though. I see twitter as contributing to degeneration in the quality of human communication. It mandates the very sort of short, low-quality messages that are discouraged here on news.yc.",1242259630
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607947,comment,607489,607745,0,0,tptacek,,,"I'm having a hard time believing that a benchmark that produces a 300% speedup just from eliminating CALL and RET could be realistic. The cost of accessing cached memory on the program stack is close to the cost of accessing a register.",1242259629
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607945,comment,607326,607457,0,0,illumen,,,"Linux does have something like Bifrost - and better stuff. OLPC uses linux.<p>Newer versions of windows also have a very advanced security model.<p>OSX is the weakest current OS, and one of the easiest to exploit. There's a number of ways you can crash and exploit it... it's just too easy.<p>It's funny that Ivan was blasting apple for having a very weak OS. <a href=""http://radian.org/notebook/nils2own"" rel=""nofollow"">http://radian.org/notebook/nils2own</a> Not his own work, but someone he has associated with found the various exploits.<p>Considering how much damage he did to OLPC by writing bad things about it, apple would do well to hire him... just to stop the bad publicity. I can't wait to he quits... it'll be very entertaining.",1242259603
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607944,comment,607853,607927,0,0,noonespecial,,,"Yeah. I had been thinking of that. There should probably be a third term Z that has some sort of inverse proportionality relationship to y that represents cartels/warlords/etc that fill the power vacuum of a very low y situation. This would also cause x to be very high. (eg: Somalia)",1242259558
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607943,comment,607937,607937,0,0,mahmud,,,"<i>People want to support the sites they depend on. Contenture makes this possible. Contenture users pay into the system, their money is distributed to the Contenture-enabled sites that they visit.</i><p>Anyone who thought ad revenues were low as they are should wait to see how really low tip revenues can get.<p>Disclaimer: I run an ad network :-)",1242259537
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607942,comment,607234,607876,0,0,johnnybgoode,,,"My other post in this thread was a little harsh on Fred, and I'll agree that he and others are in a bubble, but brainstorming without regard to implementation is not necessarily pointless. In some cases, it's the step that comes right before thinking about implementation. Maybe only a tiny percentage of ideas reach that implementation step, but that doesn't mean the whole process was pointless. Isn't brainstorming about throwing everything at the wall, and <i>then</i> seeing what sticks?",1242259425
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607941,comment,607226,607815,0,0,buugs,,,"I think the traditional answer is pirates :O",1242259398
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607940,comment,607271,607912,0,0,Alex3917,,,"I've noticed a lot of the top voted comments lately are riddled with poor thinking and logical fallacies. I'm not sure if the smartest commenters are leaving, but the crowd definitely seems to be rewarding nonsense.",1242259336
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607939,comment,607830,607922,0,0,mahmud,,,"> Isn't the real solution to avoid ""me too"" solutions in crowded spaces?<p>The ""me too"" start up usually <i>do</i> provide some added value or a differentiating feature. However, since the big-name, established services are, well, so well known, they tend to identify the service ""category"". In this situation it's hard to differentiate your startup too much, as that would mean exclusion from the category.",1242259319
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607938,comment,607710,607710,0,0,sdurkin,,,"I would refer pg to the work of the pragmatic school. Pierce James, and Dewey offer a totally different view of philosophy.",1242259242
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607937,story,,,22,27,sadiq,"Contenture - an anti-ad network?",http://contenture.com/,,1242259241
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608019,comment,607532,607949,0,0,mariorz,,,"it would be very odd if he went around saying he's hoping that google and msft will start a bidding war for his company.",1242262771
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608018,comment,607731,607731,0,0,juliend2,,,"Content de voir qu'il y a d'autres québécois qui suivent HN! Même si c'est à partir de la Californie ;)",1242262747
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608016,story,,,4,2,Anon84,"Goodbye, Good Riddance to Antiquated Action Hero Duke Nukem",http://www.wired.com/gamelife/2009/05/quiet-death-duke-nukem/,,1242262697
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608015,comment,607958,607958,0,0,tkiley,,,"This article singles out Safari on the iPhone, saying that it supports ""tabs"". Ironically, iPhone Safari's ""tabs"" behave exactly like this broken back button behavior -- I've noticed that often when I switch back to an old tab on my iphone, the page is often refetched (losing my position and any form content) because it was unloaded while I was browsing on another tab.",1242262682
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608014,comment,608006,608006,0,0,SwellJoe,,,"So, I know a lot of folks here are Open Source contributors. SourceForge is pretty old-school, but a lot of great projects are hosted there, and those of us that are hosted there probably think it's nice to win awards.<p>I thought it'd be interesting to see who here is working on projects at SF.net (my current project at SF.net is Webmin).<p>And to all you github kids: get off my lawn.",1242262600
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608013,comment,607335,607658,0,0,kiba,,,"By guns, I meant the ultimate protection from possible invaders, thugs, theives, and people who called themsleves the government and the like.<p>If people are asked to hand over their guns, than it is the same as having no defense. It is the same as giving up liberty. It is the same as letting yourself and everyone else be massacared.(The Nazis will have an extremely difficult time of exterminating the Jews if all Jews are well armed)<p>Words are not substitue for armed men who cannot easily be coreced into giving up his liberty.<p>That is why the founding father put in the 2nd Amendment because they forseen the possiblity that the government of this country may become tyrannical. Without arms, there are no way to resist the government when it decided to turn on the population.",1242262532
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608012,comment,607830,607979,0,0,skmurphy,,,"If it's me too what other apps act as a general purpose front-end / aggregator for Mechanical Turk. If it's me too it should be compared in that category, not as an on-line spreadsheet.",1242262519
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608011,comment,607958,607958,0,0,ekiru,,,"As I hadn't ever really noticed this problem, I decided to see what would happen if I hit the back button in firefox after disabling my wireless adapter. After reading the article, I was quite surprised that it went back to HN perfectly. I also tested it with a longer back/forward history. In one attempt, I was able to back/forward through seven pages(that's all that I had been to in that tab at the time) without having internet access. Is there some subset of web sites for which this wouldn't work properly, as the author seems to be saying? Is the subset of scenarios in which the back button works only a small portion of typical scenarios?",1242262493
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608010,comment,606947,606947,0,0,Tichy,,,"What exactly is the problem? Some people would have hired the guy in question, others wouldn't have. Why can't they both be right? Tastes are different, and no two companies are the same.",1242262466
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608008,comment,607987,607987,0,0,etherael,,,"Your last three words are the telling point; ""at the moment"".<p>The edgewater / kenilworth thing, I'm Australian and thus entirely geographically ignorant about US locations, but thanks for the tip. I still don't believe that the metaphor stands up at all well.<p>For example, I could write a really simple operating system that consisted of pretty much nothing but a filesystem and a tcp/ip stack, in order to see any of the content on the disk all you need to do is telnet to port 31337 and enter the string ""bobsyeruncle^M"" and it just streams out the contents of the attached filesystem.<p>This operating system would be invulnerable to all windows viruses and worms on the net, just like OS X, but to say that it is ""more secure than windows"" is extremely disingenuous at best. If for some completely bizarre reason it ever became popular, putting that claim to the test would show even Joe Sixpack that it was indeed not at all more secure than windows.<p>This is the same as the situation with OS X, if it gains majority market share it will have to deal with the same hostile environment windows currently has to deal with in terms of attackers, worms, viruses, exploits, etc. Nobody at the moment is bothering because it is only (8?9?)% and thus they can pretend that OS X is immune to viruses just like I could pretend my theoretical operating system is immune to viruses.<p>That doesn't make it so.",1242262427
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608007,comment,607958,607958,0,0,quoderat,,,"I tried to hack Firefox to make this work correctly, with only limited success. Does anyone have the answer?",1242262388
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608006,story,,,1,1,SwellJoe,"SourceForge Community Choice Award nominations are open",http://sourceforge.net/community/cca09/,,1242262353
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608005,comment,607749,607916,0,0,SwellJoe,,,"For what it's worth, I was able to get arc and the HN source up and running in about 20 minutes using instructions I found by googling. I'm not a Lisp hacker, and my only real exposure to anything Lisp was reading The Little Schemer a few years ago...I didn't even do most of the exercises. I was also able to customize it in a few small ways with another hour or so of tinkering (mostly cleaning up style sheets and stripping out inline HTML).<p>Just saying...I do think Slinkset is probably the right choice for most such concepts.<p>Or, the reddit source, if you wanted to go big (it's a lot harder to deploy the reddit source, but it's a lot more powerful). It took me about an hour to get it up and running. And customizing it seemed much more intimidating.",1242262295
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608004,comment,606947,606947,0,0,lacker,,,"The author of the initial post did make some technical mistakes. Here's one that jumped out at me -<p><i>""What will you do in the event of hash collisions?"" the professor asked.<p>""How do you know there will be any?"" I said. ""Look, the English language only has a million words. We're hashing a million words into a table that can hold four billion. The load factor on the table is negligible. If we're getting collisions it means we need a better hash algorithm.</i><p>This is intuitive but incorrect. The principle is also known as the birthday paradox -<p><a href=""http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Birthday_paradox"" rel=""nofollow"">http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Birthday_paradox</a><p>If you hash a million words into a 4-billion table, you <i>do</i> expect collisions. You expect to get collisions when you insert on the order of the square root of the size of the table, and the square root of 4 billion is much less than a million.",1242262218
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608003,comment,607757,607894,0,0,Tichy,,,"""90% of the time when you go to the doctor, you just need the sanity check and the antibiotics.""<p>Sure, but what about the remaining 10%? Even ""proper"" doctors often mess up the diagnosis - would the nurses do so much better?<p>Actually I wonder about the antibiotics, too. Wouldn't the need for antibiotics already signify a serious condition? I know there is the tendency to just prescribe them for everything (even virus diseases), but maybe that is just bad doctors? I don't think it makes sense to say ""we don't need more doctors, because doctors are bad anyway"", so I think we would still be stuck with ""we need more good doctors"".",1242262069
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608002,comment,607656,607866,0,0,villageidiot,,,"That's an important possibility to know about. I assumed that if I was willing to spend enough, that there might be a solution. So it's good to know that that is not necessarily true. Much appreciated.",1242262056
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608001,comment,607522,607522,0,0,strlen,,,"This is horrible advice. First, this won't weed out the ""clock punchers"". It <i>will</i> do is hire the ""clock punchers"" who punch their clocks 1930 instead of at 1730: the focus here is still on _having an appearance of doing work_, not on doing work.<p>It will also create a great degree of churn: people will put on a show just to get the job and then leave after a few months. Churn is <i>always</i> incredibly expensive and demoralizing and kills start-ups: to some degree it's not avoidable in a start-up, but this is just asking for it.<p>So how do you hire hard working and passionate people? It's much simpler: is this something that they do for fun? Do they have side projects or participate in open source projects (which may conflict with the idea of them spending all their time at the office!)? Do they give any indication of a passion for their work (instead of just putting on a show and telling you what they wan to hear?)<p>Lastly, this is just plain bad advise for employees as well. Like in dating, you don't want to <i>look desperate</i>: especially in a situation where the competition is so high. Talking about long hours and weekends you will put in and how you just want a subsistence salary will show desperation.",1242262047
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608000,comment,607993,607993,0,0,zhyder,,,"There're still many rough edges but it's definitely time for HN feedback! Please check out the 2min tour.<p>We realized that many folks who use Dabbleboard (whiteboard app, also launched on HN a yr ago: <a href=""http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=202798"" rel=""nofollow"">http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=202798</a>) use it in combination with Skype and -sometimes- desktop sharing services. So we decided to build the complete service for online meetings. Unlike WebEx et al which are more useful for 1->many presentations, the focus here is on collaboration within small groups.",1242262032
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607999,comment,607827,607827,0,0,rdj,,,"Good for him. He bought it. He pays the taxes on it. Let him do what he wants with it. If it starts to interfere with the health or safety of those around him, then maybe he should be restricted in what he does.",1242261965
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607998,comment,607958,607958,0,0,pieter,,,"My main gripe with 'back' in Safari is the keyboard shortcuts. I can press the back button to go to the previous page, I cab press it with command to open it in a new tab, I can press backspace to go to the previous page, then why can't I press command backspace to open the previous page in a new tab?!",1242261927
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607997,comment,607656,607820,0,0,villageidiot,,,"Yeah, I didn't think that was a good sign. Thanks. I'll make a note of Techfusion. Looks like it may come to that.",1242261880
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607996,story,,,2,1,vladocar,"Is This Why Twitter Changed Its Replies Policy?",http://www.readwriteweb.com/archives/is_this_why_twitter_changed_its_replies_policy.php,,1242261832
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607995,comment,607853,607984,0,0,johnnybgoode,,,"Well, let me put it this way: Warlords have political power.",1242261822
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607994,comment,607757,607757,0,0,mediaman,,,"Clayton Christenson's book, <i>The Innovator's Prescription</i>, is very good. It outlines the processes of business disruption that are beginning to affect the health care industry status quo, including these quick medical clinics against the GPs, enhanced diagnosis tools for GPs disrupting specialists, and the rise of narrowly focused, high throughput specialty institutes that focus on one type or genre of operation and do it extremely well (using principles adopted from the Toyota Production System).<p>A recommended read for anyone interested in the future of the industry.",1242261815
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607992,comment,607002,607982,0,0,tptacek,,,"I respect your experience, but I don't understand how your example has anything to do with $13MM vs. $200MM. In neither case is the CTO, VP/E, or MTS more or less necessary to the acquiring company. You can ""own"" 5% or 100% of 200MM, but if an acquirer thinks they need you to execute on the acquisition, they're going to keep you, right?",1242261751
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607991,comment,607429,607471,0,0,axod,,,"I really doubt many people buy an iPod / iPhone because of the 3rd party apps even though they are advertised a lot atm.",1242261750
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607990,comment,607656,607879,0,0,villageidiot,,,"Thanks for the tips. Yes, it does show up in the BIOS scan. Maybe there's hope for the software option. I'll save your hardware-related tips for later since I'm more or less incompetent when it comes to the non-virtual.",1242261736
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607989,story,,,1,2,Anon84,"Why Joel Spolsky and Jeff Atwood are Brilliant A-Holes",http://www.codingcontext.com/post/Why-Joel-Spolskey-and-Jeff-Atwood-are-Brilliant-A-Holes.aspx,,1242261675
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607988,story,,,3,0,naish,"The Future of Television (part II)",http://www.cringely.com/2009/05/the-future-of-television-part-ii/,,1242261502
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607986,comment,607532,607712,0,0,axod,,,"Do people actually use natural language in search queries though? I don't think they do.<p>Technically impressive? yes. Useful for most people? nah.",1242261446
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607985,comment,607656,607890,0,0,villageidiot,,,"Thanks. Yes I agree I need to start doing this.",1242261390
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607984,comment,607853,607952,0,0,noonespecial,,,"Or -y is what happens when you don't have any y and so its an absolute value of y modified by some vector function v as to which sections of public life y (or the absolute value thereof) extends into...<p>For some metaphor m that is extended beyond a limit l, it becomes increasingly r, ridiculous. :)",1242261369
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607983,comment,607757,607871,0,0,Brushfire,,,"I'm not sure I agree with all of your assessment.<p>The doctors that make all the money do it in private practice, and they also arent the ones who are generally over worked.<p>Some specialties make more money than others, and those specialties attract doctors who value money. However, working for public hospitals in many places, or some specialties, you know you are working with people who do not value money (at least not as a primary motivator).<p>Remember -- the doctors who make the real money in medicine do it becuase they own their practice. This is just like working as an electrician or owning your own electrician company that employees 10 people. Owners make more.",1242261326
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607982,comment,607002,607936,0,0,diego,,,"It's not supposition, I'm speaking from experience. For a tech startup, 10M is a price point at which you have a small team and a product with a few man-years of development behind it. Acquiring the product without the team is only worthwhile when the product is a brand. Otherwise, the team/product combinmation is what gives the company most of that value.<p>To name one example: in 1999 my company paid $13M for a company with 11 people, most of them developers. The company failed to offer them an interesting package so they quit after the acquisition. A team on our side was left to deploy the software. After a few weeks we decided it would be easier to develop the same functionality from scratch.<p>On the other hand, the assumption was that you 'owned' 5% of the 200M company. If you are handcuffed, then you own less. If you owe the bank 70% of the value of your house, only 30% is yours. Same with vesting.",1242261317
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607981,comment,607532,607855,0,0,axod,,,"Come now. The average user will continue using google. This is interesting, and maybe scientists will use it, but it's not going to be of any use to the average googler.",1242261307
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607980,comment,607757,607894,0,0,blahblahblah,,,"""90% of the time when you go to the doctor, you just need the sanity check and the antibiotics.""<p>Actually, most of the time the patient just needs the sanity check and a prescription for something to alleviate the symptoms of their condition (i.e. a cough suppressant) enough for them to be able to get a decent night's sleep so their body can heal itself. Antibiotics are way overprescribed. Most of the time you don't need them.",1242261301
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607979,comment,607830,607967,0,0,zaidf,,,"I'm still not sure what your intention is:\<p>I think the original author would consider smartsheet as a me-too solution(ie. excel, google spreadsheets)--but an innovative one for using Amazon's Turk.",1242261283
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607978,comment,607572,607572,0,0,comatose_kid,,,"I love it - how appropriate to use the PCjr (with it's awful chicklet keyboard) as a terminal for a mode of communication limited to 140 characters :)",1242261256
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607977,comment,607489,607954,0,0,tptacek,,,"I'm impressed with the benchmark, but it seems to me like using the right algorithm for the job (in this case, Boyer-Moore or memmem) beats hacking memcmp to do a job it shouldn't be employed to do.",1242261208
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607976,comment,607617,607931,0,0,jbenz,,,"Local candidates are ideal, but we'd be willing to listen if anyone made a strong enough case.",1242261169
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607975,comment,607617,607821,0,0,jbenz,,,"I can't edit the actual post at this point, but consider it added.<p>As a side note, thanks to everyone who voted this up. I know a posting about a job in Cbus doesn't apply to everyone here, but by voting this up you may have helped out one or two of you midwestern colleagues in a big way. And us, of course. So thanks.",1242261070
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607974,comment,607827,607827,0,0,RyanGWU82,,,"Minor quibble: I wouldn't call this ""his house"" -- Jobs has not lived there in many years. This is a historic mansion that Jobs bought in the early 80s when he was first a billionaire.",1242261045
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607973,comment,606707,606959,0,0,lsc,,,"yeah. this is what I'm doing. I'm fortunate in that I have enough experience to command a pretty good rate, and I can demand corp-to-corp payment. With this, I turn around and hire inexperienced, cheap, but pretty good SysAdmins to handle customers while I'm with my client.<p>But yeah, 3 days a week is immensely better than working 5 days a week for someone else, then trying to get something done on the weekends.",1242261016
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607972,comment,607489,607954,0,0,jmtulloss,,,"I see it, and I'm impressed. I'll link to it for you!",1242260903
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607971,comment,607565,607959,0,0,etherael,,,"I'm saying the metaphor doesn't really work, when you're discussing the vulnerability of an operating system on the internet, you're talking about a security system exposing an attack surface to a potential intruder with exactly equal opportunity for exploitation, it doesn't take me any more effort to attack the guy at 203.2.193.124 than the guy at 203.2.192.124. So the question has to be how secure is the actual system on the other end? If the vast majority of computers currently run windows, it makes sense from a criminal perspective to target the weakest link, and thus the reason we have the massive proliferation of windows viruses vs the ""did it to prove it could be done"" proliferation of Linux or OS X based viruses.<p>I think you already know all this but are just trying to be difficult. This is the typical response from a mac fan.",1242260747
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607970,comment,607827,607950,0,0,mahmud,,,"Now that we're speculating psychology against the wisdom of Occam. From the article:<p><i>The house was built by California architect George Washington Smith in 1926 for mining magnate Daniel C. Jackling.</i><p>I speculate that Jobs is sending a message to a former leading California industry with this self-coronation, that a new industry reigns supreme in California and he is its chief baron. Not only that, but I think that Jobs doesn't see the world-wide success of AAPL as anything more than a fortunate byproduct of his initial goal: to be coolest kid in Cupertino.",1242260712
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607969,comment,607489,607708,0,0,jmtulloss,,,"memmem only returns the first string. I'm looking for a count of all the matches, with their byte offsets in the file.",1242260668
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607968,comment,607002,607504,0,0,frossie,,,"European universities are ~free for Europeans. They charge significant fees to non-EU students. Obviously it depends on the country/university, but it would be cheaper for someone to go to their local state university in the US than to a European one. However, it may be cheaper to be in a top-flight EU university than an Ivy League US one - I haven't checked the numbers.",1242260631
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607967,comment,607830,607953,0,0,skmurphy,,,"That wasn't my intention. As an example look at what SmartSheet has done with SmartSourcing <a href=""http://www.smartsheet.com/product/smartsourcing"" rel=""nofollow"">http://www.smartsheet.com/product/smartsourcing</a> they are taking a ""me too"" on-line spreadsheet and integrating it with Amazon's Turk in a novel and useful way. If it takes off it will be a different service from other on-line spreadsheets (provided they are not copied). I am not affiliated with SmartSheet but was impressed by this idea.",1242260618
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607966,comment,607565,607932,0,0,tptacek,,,"You're pricing RAM, not systems. If you're going to buy RAM for a Macbook or a PC, you're going to use the same sources and pay the same prices. Nobody who actually buys their own memory buys it from Apple.<p>A Dell Inspiron with the same specs as the white Macbook (with an upgraded hard drive) costs $700 compared to $1100. That's a specific comparison purely on hardware.",1242260524
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607965,comment,604646,605168,0,0,inklesspen,,,"At a guess, because it's not yet open for business?",1242260440
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607964,comment,607958,607958,0,0,johnnybgoode,,,"Yeah, this has annoyed me for a long time. I believe Opera comes closest to this ideal. Actually, it might even meet all of the criteria already. It's a shame I can't use it.<p>Edit: I think the only <i>complete</i> answer going forward is to treat it like suspending a machine. An open web page today is a running application with state. It would have to be frozen when you go to another page (so that it doesn't do stuff while you're gone), and resumed when you click the back button.",1242260394
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607963,story,,,2,0,tb,"The eyes have it - a tale of 3 vision problems",http://codemines.blogspot.com/2009/05/eyes-have-it-tale-of-3-vision-problems.html,,1242260232
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607962,comment,607764,607764,0,0,evdawg,,,"Yeah, I know you discuss that the tradeoff is ""worth it"", but if you're writing CSS classes like that you lose a lot of the ability to redesign your site in the future without restructuring markup. The whole point of using CSS in the first place is to separate style from markup. The classes might still be ""descriptive"", but you're definitely putting style right there in your markup.<p>If you're set on using a CSS framework, I really think Compass (<a href=""http://compass-style.org/"" rel=""nofollow"">http://compass-style.org/</a>) is a must. However, the syntax is so wacko I can see anyone's aversion to it.<p>A definitive solution to this problem has yet to emerge.",1242260209
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607961,comment,607532,607901,0,0,wheels,,,"I was tempted to agree there -- but that's the thing, whatever comes along and replaces Google won't look like Google, and we probably won't even notice it happening.<p>I don't think Wolfram Alpha is that. I think its goal is honestly too ... computational, logical, factual ... to have the broad appeal of Google. But I don't think that because something is fundamentally different than Google means that it's not the fabled <i>Google killer</i>.",1242260186
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607960,comment,605720,606498,0,0,mlinsey,,,"A whole week? Interesting. I didn't know the lag time was that long - I thought the newsstand date was just so the magazine wouldn't look out-of-date until the day the next issue hit. For what it's worth, I posted the original submission after reading the article on my Kindle.",1242260095
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607959,comment,607565,607957,0,0,tptacek,,,"So you would recommend that someone move to a fortified house in a high-crime neighborhood, as opposed to a nice house in a rich suburb, so that they'd be less exposed to crime.<p>Then you back that argument up by repeating my argument.<p>Glad we're on the same page.",1242260003
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607958,story,,,51,40,blasdel,"Broken Browsers Part One: The Back Button",http://blog.dreamhost.com/2009/05/13/broken-browsers-part-one/,,1242259942
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607957,comment,607565,607791,0,0,etherael,,,"I'd argue that a fortress in Edgewater has less to worry about than a thatched hut in Kenilworth, especially if the socioeconomic situations of the areas in question is about to be reversed.<p>Keep in mind, if Mac OS X ever <i>does</i> become the dominant player, it <i>will</i> be targeted by the same people currently targeting windows, I'm totally unbiased on this issue, I use linux almost exclusively, neither of these eventualities has any effect on me, it's simply a statement of fact.<p>If OS X ever <i>does</i> win it's going to have to deal with the exact same set of enemies as windows currently does.<p>But when that happens surely we'll be better off right because the OS X codebase is more inherently secure than windows? right? right?<p>Pwn2own, how did that go down again.<p>Hmm.",1242259903
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607956,comment,607955,607955,0,0,catch404,,,"See linking blog entry: <a href=""http://blogs.gnome.org/mneptok/2009/05/13/the-light-at-the-end-of-tunnel-may-not-be-an-oncoming-train/"" rel=""nofollow"">http://blogs.gnome.org/mneptok/2009/05/13/the-light-at-the-e...</a>",1242259892
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607955,story,,,6,1,catch404,"Open Database Alliance",http://opendatabasealliance.com/,,1242259860
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607954,comment,607489,607795,0,0,jws,,,"I, and my data, disagree. Most memcmp() calls look at a single byte and return.<p>Let us consider five test cases:<p>memcmp0 - Calling memcmp() at each byte in the file looking ofr a match, as the original article.<p>memcmp1 - As above, but optimize by checking the first character and only calling if it matches.<p>memmem0 - A single call to the glibc memmem() function. Not portable.<p>kmp0 - The Knuth-Morris-Pratt algorithm as implemented at ""Exact String Matching Algorithms"", <a href=""http://www-igm.univ-mlv.fr/~lecroq/string/index.html"" rel=""nofollow"">http://www-igm.univ-mlv.fr/~lecroq/string/index.html</a><p>bm0 - The Boyer Moore algorithm, also from above<p>Looking for a 1k needle which lies at the end of a 100MB haystack of random bytes, with the data in file system buffers on a 1.6GHz Atom processor running Linux 2.6.29:<p><pre><code> algorithm milliseconds\n memcmp0 2400 ==================================\n memcmp1 530 ========\n memmem0 460 =======\n kmp0 970 ==============\n bm0 70 = \n</code></pre>\nOn the whole codesink1 wins with the Boyer Moore suggestion. In broader terms, algorithm selection beats optimization and all is right with the CS universe. (KMP's poor showing surprises me, but I've not used it before and don't know what to expect.)<p>If we assume the data is out on a hard drive, then we get these numbers (same machine, a WD Green Power HD which is an evil thing to benchmark with because it has variable spindle and seek speeds, but suffice it to say it is not terribly fast). All OS caches flushed before each test.<p><pre><code> algorithm milliseconds\n memcmp0 3500 ===================================\n memcmp1 1300 =============\n memmem0 1200 ============\n kmp0 1700 =================\n bm0 1100 =========== \n</code></pre>\nHere disk read time sets a lower bound, algorithm is still important, but not so much as before. I have a sneaky suspicion that mmap() is a poor choice here. There doesn't seem to be much overlap between the IO and compute when looking at the memcmp0 times.<p>Testing on a beefier machine, with a Core 2 Duo 2.8GHz, OS X gives this:<p><pre><code> algorithm milliseconds\n memcmp0 1100 =========================\n memcmp1 180 ====\n memmem0 not portable\n kmp0 360 ========\n bm0 88 == \n</code></pre>\nThe processor is several times faster, but bringing pages in from the OS is slightly slower. I don't know how to flush OS buffers on this machine so I can't do the disk reading tests.<p>Update: well crap. this fell of the front page before I finished testing. No one will see these results, but I enjoyed the tests anyway. It is useful to update my rules of thumb and preconceived notions.",1242259813
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607953,comment,607830,607922,0,0,zaidf,,,"I think the author of the article considers segmentation and ""unique appeal"" as me-too solutions, albeit good examples of them.<p>So you two are saying the same thing.",1242259800
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607952,comment,607853,607944,0,0,johnnybgoode,,,"I don't think I would distinguish between z and y. In other words, a high z is the same as a high y, and of course either one causes a high x.",1242259796
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607951,comment,607572,607693,0,0,spc476,,,"Technically, the other PC isn't even needed, as you can get a TCP/IP stack for the PCjr: <a href=""http://www.brutman.com/mTCP/"" rel=""nofollow"">http://www.brutman.com/mTCP/</a> (and at one point, you could even telnet to this guy's PCjr, although that was for testing purposes).",1242259742
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607950,comment,607827,607827,0,0,aditya,,,"Basically, Jobs hates the house because he moved there right before he was kicked out of Apple and stayed there in what is posssibly the ""darkest"" time of his life (pre-NeXT and Pixar, and Apple part 2)<p>EDIT: I'm not ""speculating"" -- this is direct from the book: ""The Pixar Touch"", unfortunately, there's no source online.",1242259732
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607949,comment,607532,607920,0,0,programnature,,,"Stephen has said many times that he will not be bought out.<p>The important thing to understand is that Stephen Wolfram built Alpha as his personal ""publication platform."" He is going to use it to in effect ""publish"" his ideas about NKS and computation in general into immediately useful form, to the entire world. Rather than write papers.",1242259716
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607948,comment,607226,607578,0,0,Zak,,,"I actually have a twitter account that I set up when I had some potential work involving the twitter API. I refuse to actually <i>use</i> it though. I see twitter as contributing to degeneration in the quality of human communication. It mandates the very sort of short, low-quality messages that are discouraged here on news.yc.",1242259630
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607947,comment,607489,607745,0,0,tptacek,,,"I'm having a hard time believing that a benchmark that produces a 300% speedup just from eliminating CALL and RET could be realistic. The cost of accessing cached memory on the program stack is close to the cost of accessing a register.",1242259629
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607945,comment,607326,607457,0,0,illumen,,,"Linux does have something like Bifrost - and better stuff. OLPC uses linux.<p>Newer versions of windows also have a very advanced security model.<p>OSX is the weakest current OS, and one of the easiest to exploit. There's a number of ways you can crash and exploit it... it's just too easy.<p>It's funny that Ivan was blasting apple for having a very weak OS. <a href=""http://radian.org/notebook/nils2own"" rel=""nofollow"">http://radian.org/notebook/nils2own</a> Not his own work, but someone he has associated with found the various exploits.<p>Considering how much damage he did to OLPC by writing bad things about it, apple would do well to hire him... just to stop the bad publicity. I can't wait to he quits... it'll be very entertaining.",1242259603
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607944,comment,607853,607927,0,0,noonespecial,,,"Yeah. I had been thinking of that. There should probably be a third term Z that has some sort of inverse proportionality relationship to y that represents cartels/warlords/etc that fill the power vacuum of a very low y situation. This would also cause x to be very high. (eg: Somalia)",1242259558
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607943,comment,607937,607937,0,0,mahmud,,,"<i>People want to support the sites they depend on. Contenture makes this possible. Contenture users pay into the system, their money is distributed to the Contenture-enabled sites that they visit.</i><p>Anyone who thought ad revenues were low as they are should wait to see how really low tip revenues can get.<p>Disclaimer: I run an ad network :-)",1242259537
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607942,comment,607234,607876,0,0,johnnybgoode,,,"My other post in this thread was a little harsh on Fred, and I'll agree that he and others are in a bubble, but brainstorming without regard to implementation is not necessarily pointless. In some cases, it's the step that comes right before thinking about implementation. Maybe only a tiny percentage of ideas reach that implementation step, but that doesn't mean the whole process was pointless. Isn't brainstorming about throwing everything at the wall, and <i>then</i> seeing what sticks?",1242259425
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607941,comment,607226,607815,0,0,buugs,,,"I think the traditional answer is pirates :O",1242259398
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607940,comment,607271,607912,0,0,Alex3917,,,"I've noticed a lot of the top voted comments lately are riddled with poor thinking and logical fallacies. I'm not sure if the smartest commenters are leaving, but the crowd definitely seems to be rewarding nonsense.",1242259336
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607939,comment,607830,607922,0,0,mahmud,,,"> Isn't the real solution to avoid ""me too"" solutions in crowded spaces?<p>The ""me too"" start up usually <i>do</i> provide some added value or a differentiating feature. However, since the big-name, established services are, well, so well known, they tend to identify the service ""category"". In this situation it's hard to differentiate your startup too much, as that would mean exclusion from the category.",1242259319
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607938,comment,607710,607710,0,0,sdurkin,,,"I would refer pg to the work of the pragmatic school. Pierce James, and Dewey offer a totally different view of philosophy.",1242259242
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607937,story,,,22,27,sadiq,"Contenture - an anti-ad network?",http://contenture.com/,,1242259241
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251027,comment,250704,251016,0,0,dcurtis,,,"Had Sam Altman done other projects before Loopt?",1216515458
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251026,comment,250704,251020,0,0,eugenejen,,,"I just can't help not to relate these two things: Make a better ""erotic service"" and ""personals"" than Craigslist is. But will YC fund such a startup?",1216515457
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251025,comment,250930,251000,0,0,akkartik,,,"History shouldn't be a single subject in school; it should be an aspect of every subject.",1216515390
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251024,comment,250920,250920,0,0,pg,,,"Or maybe as younger ones need less cash.",1216515064
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251023,comment,250653,250817,0,0,eugenejen,,,"Well, then the technical co-founder will spend tons of time doing things such as setting up emails, scanning viruses, looking for intruders to servers, setting up quickbooks. Then you lose man-hours that should be dedicated to your main product/services.<p>I know this because I have been working for 6 startups for 10 years. This is a very common pattern that leads to failure.",1216515035
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251022,comment,250704,250910,0,0,MaysonL,,,"One thing that has irked me about Google AdSense ads is when they present an ad based on faulty disamboguation: e.g., I'm reading an email from cello-dev(Cello is a Lisp package), and I get an ad for a re-hairing service[they put new hair on bows for stringed instruments].",1216514979
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251021,comment,250704,250801,0,0,lux,,,"That's sort of what we're aiming to do at <a href=""http://www.dojolearning.com/"" rel=""nofollow"">http://www.dojolearning.com/</a> - longer term anyway. We're starting off by hitting the business market first, which is more open to change and not as tied to the existing learning systems, but we do plan to branch out in lots of ways to make a better online learning experience for everyone.<p>Anyway, if you're passionate about online learning, I'd love to chat about it with you if you're interested...",1216514934
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251020,comment,250704,250713,0,0,pg,,,"One reason those are broad is that our own filters are. We're interested in <i>any</i> dating site that also includes a solution to the chicken and egg problem.<p>BTW, by ""Craigslist competitor"" I don't mean a new Craigslist. I mean take one thing Craigslist does, and do it better. When you later expand outward from that, you don't have to expand into the rest of the stuff Craigslist does.",1216514869
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251019,story,,,1,0,cawel,"Business cases for the taking",http://mind-logger.blogspot.com/2008/07/business-cases-for-taking.html,,1216514754
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251018,comment,250704,250704,0,0,ejpusa2,,,"I can't believe you miss the biggest market in the world. Is everyone in your office under 30? It's HEALTH CARE, it dwarfs EVERY ""INDUSTRY"" in the USA right now. Even the defense industry pales in comparison.<p>Hey, I have a zillion health care ideas! Google saved my life. :-)",1216514688
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251017,comment,250935,250935,0,0,Xichekolas,,,"You know, I'd agree that sleep deprivation leads to all sorts of horrible things, but saying lack of sleep has caused American obesity is like saying the relentless decline in the number of Pirates has led to global warming. Correlation != Causation.<p>As the canonical example, Spaniards sleep on average 40 minutes less than other Europeans, with all sorts of detrimental effects (highest incidence of workplace accidents), but they are a fairly thin population.<p>Everyone is looking for a quick fix to getting fat. There isn't one. Eat less food and more healthy food, and do something that requires physical exertion.",1216514569
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251016,comment,250704,250875,0,0,pg,,,"If you're young enough to try several times, this also pays off for individual founders. I think one reason Sam Altman had no second thoughts about taking on such an ambitious project was that he was only 19.",1216514464
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251015,comment,250704,250704,0,0,greyman,,,">> 23. More open alternatives to Wikipedia.<p>Yes, deletionists - this is really one flaw of Wikipedia. The other is, that entities are persecuted for editing articles about themselves.<p>What about just to copy the current articles on Wikipedia and specify another rules for editing?",1216514370
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251014,comment,250704,250916,0,0,yummyfajitas,,,"<i>Basically all document production systems you get at the moment suck because they don't handle styles well</i><p>What about Latex?",1216514269
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251013,comment,250937,250937,0,0,PCGuy,,,"Almost forgot - NGO (501(c)3) donations in US are tax-deductible",1216514255
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251012,story,,,2,0,schtog,"Why don't more sites use SMS as a form of payment?",,"I am playing around with Weebly now and I see they charge a small fee, only 5$ for some privileges. \nLast.fm has also a small fee for signing up(I dont know signing up for exactly what because I can listen to the songs for free already but that irelevant for this thread).<p>So a lot of sites want to charge small fees that I find perfectly acceptable.\nI want to pay for stuff, not because I like to give my money away but I'd rather pay a little for something great then get mediocre for free.<p>The problem is they all offer payment by creditcard only. I am resistent and so is a lot of other people to giving out my creditcard to the left or right. I don't want to have several different small fees everywhere that I can't keep track of.\nIsn't there some service for that btw?<p>Anyway, if they all let me pay by SMS it would be fine. I would buy a lot more...\nAm I alone feeling like that?<p>I don't know how charging for SMS works exactly when were talking Europe to an USA-based company etc.\nMaybe it is too expensive?<p>(an old thread about SMS-services: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=224324\n)",1216514225
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251010,comment,250937,250937,0,0,PCGuy,,,"Computer refurbisher (and uses EPA certified Recycler for End of Life) for people with disabilities.<p>Mostly for Georgia, but working to expand to bordering states.<p>www.touchthefuture.us GA Number 770.934.8432",1216514128
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251009,comment,250930,251000,0,0,menloparkbum,,,"Purely rhetorical: why is it important that philosophy is taught as the history of thought, rather than attempting to make it more scientific? Perhaps philosophers who were important and popular 400 years ago had really bad ideas that are no longer worth thinking about. The history of mathematics is interesting, but learning how the ancient babylonians did mathematics doesn't help anyone learn category theory.",1216513937
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251008,comment,250931,250931,0,0,greyman,,,">> widespread corporate meddling on Wikipedia<p>I noticed the opposite flaw on Wikipedia. Why a corporation, organisation or an individual can't legally edit its own wikipedia entry, and why it is called ""meddling""?",1216513814
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251006,comment,250935,250935,0,0,Tichy,,,"It could be correlation rather than causation (except for extreme case like the sleep apnea of aantix).",1216513707
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251005,comment,250704,250732,0,0,Tichy,,,"If you know how to beat ebay, why are you not doing it? I You could become a millionaire. I take it the thing you are working on right now could make you even more money than ebay?",1216513149
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251004,comment,250782,250782,0,0,trezor,,,"Ok. So I'm a SQL Server DBA and I've heard about fibers before (with regard to SQL Server configuration), but not to any great extent as far as technical details go.<p>A interesting read.",1216513140
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251002,comment,250704,250860,0,0,greyman,,,"I am with Giorgi here. Design of what is a weakness of Google? Design of search results presentation?",1216513040
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251001,comment,250670,250670,0,0,mynameishere,,,"I'm not sure why anyone thought that computers could aid in teaching traditional subjects. Computers can store and process data, simulate objects, crunch numbers. They cannot explain or evaluate. These are the root of teaching and they're beyond computers' abilities.<p>My schools always had computers, and I never observed anything to suggest they aided in teaching. At best, they were labor-saving: More efficient than typewriters, more efficient than paper indices, more efficient than microfiche, etc.",1216512972
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251000,comment,250930,250957,0,0,smalter,,,"yes, you make the good point. the author of the piece is a historian. he's not only bemoaning the eradication of freud, marx, and hegel from their respective disciplines, he's bemoaning the scientific-ization of those disciplines themselves, ya dig?<p>take economics, for example. it didn't always have such a ""rigorous"" mathematical foundation. and though economics has sought to be more and more scientific, it's unclear whether that's the ""true"" nature of the discipline of economics. in other words, the way, say, undergraduates are taught intro programming might have more to do with contemporary trends, e.g., object oriented programming, rather than other important things endemic to the discipline of computer science.<p>from my point of view, economics/psychology/philosophy (maybe less so) seek legitimacy in the present moment through the scientific-ization of their processes/thought. i'm with the author of this piece that history of thought, as in philosophy, is an important part of the discipline if not the discipline itself.",1216512931
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250999,comment,250914,250914,0,0,omouse,,,"WTF? This is <i>gaming</i> news.",1216512889
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250998,comment,250930,250930,0,0,menloparkbum,,,"Hegel is still studied if the philosophy department requires a historical survey of Western Philosophy. It is hard to understand the historical context of Marx, Nietzsche and Kierkegaard if you don't know anything about Hegel. Not many schools approach it this way anymore. Coursework now is more pick and choose. Medieval thought and the 19th century are the first to be ignored.<p>The reason Hegel is not taught in depth in philosophy departments anymore is because he was an intellectual fraud. In other news, medical schools no longer teach leeching or phrenology. Consider it progress. However, if you disagree with progress, you can still get leeched from an alternative medicine quack or pick up Hegel from the literary criticism department.",1216512860
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250997,comment,250704,250856,0,0,greyman,,,"""there is a huge, absolutely massive number of people out there that need a simpler computer""<p>This is a good observation. Anyway, the issue here is, whether that massive number will have some common notion of what the simpler computer actually is.",1216512856
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250995,comment,250224,250224,0,0,workpost,,,"Go English majors!",1216512660
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250994,comment,250944,250944,0,0,igurari,,,"I am presently in a very similar situation. One possibile solution suggested to me by a lawyer friend would be to set up two companies: one jointly owned by you and your friend, and the other owned solely by yourself.<p>Your company would own the code you produced to date and then license it out to the jointly owned company. You could then build in an agreement where the jointly owned company has the right to purchase the code for a nominal sum at some future date if certain benchmarks are met.<p>This should give you the flexibility and protection you seem to want. You could agree to move forward with your friend as a business partner, but if he turns out to be a flop, you still have ownership over your code. At the same time, your partner should feel confident that if he performs his part, he won't be shortchanged.<p>As for the appropriate percentages, I am also currently grappling with this issue. I haven't settled on a figure yet, although I recall reading somewhere that the best deals are where both parties feel shortchanged.",1216512423
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250993,comment,250704,250952,0,0,vaksel,,,"# of .com websites making at least $1mm/yr? 9999999999999999<p># of .us/.info/.me/.biz sites making at least $1mm/yr? 8<p>Yes its marketing, but that's because consumers pretty much got taught that one of the major ways to see if a business is legitimate is to see if it has the .com extension. Blame all the affiliate spammers who put up the crappy sites on the .info etc domain names to try to make a few bucks by using the bulk method",1216512180
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251027,comment,250704,251016,0,0,dcurtis,,,"Had Sam Altman done other projects before Loopt?",1216515458
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251026,comment,250704,251020,0,0,eugenejen,,,"I just can't help not to relate these two things: Make a better ""erotic service"" and ""personals"" than Craigslist is. But will YC fund such a startup?",1216515457
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251025,comment,250930,251000,0,0,akkartik,,,"History shouldn't be a single subject in school; it should be an aspect of every subject.",1216515390
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251024,comment,250920,250920,0,0,pg,,,"Or maybe as younger ones need less cash.",1216515064
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251023,comment,250653,250817,0,0,eugenejen,,,"Well, then the technical co-founder will spend tons of time doing things such as setting up emails, scanning viruses, looking for intruders to servers, setting up quickbooks. Then you lose man-hours that should be dedicated to your main product/services.<p>I know this because I have been working for 6 startups for 10 years. This is a very common pattern that leads to failure.",1216515035
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251022,comment,250704,250910,0,0,MaysonL,,,"One thing that has irked me about Google AdSense ads is when they present an ad based on faulty disamboguation: e.g., I'm reading an email from cello-dev(Cello is a Lisp package), and I get an ad for a re-hairing service[they put new hair on bows for stringed instruments].",1216514979
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251021,comment,250704,250801,0,0,lux,,,"That's sort of what we're aiming to do at <a href=""http://www.dojolearning.com/"" rel=""nofollow"">http://www.dojolearning.com/</a> - longer term anyway. We're starting off by hitting the business market first, which is more open to change and not as tied to the existing learning systems, but we do plan to branch out in lots of ways to make a better online learning experience for everyone.<p>Anyway, if you're passionate about online learning, I'd love to chat about it with you if you're interested...",1216514934
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251020,comment,250704,250713,0,0,pg,,,"One reason those are broad is that our own filters are. We're interested in <i>any</i> dating site that also includes a solution to the chicken and egg problem.<p>BTW, by ""Craigslist competitor"" I don't mean a new Craigslist. I mean take one thing Craigslist does, and do it better. When you later expand outward from that, you don't have to expand into the rest of the stuff Craigslist does.",1216514869
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251019,story,,,1,0,cawel,"Business cases for the taking",http://mind-logger.blogspot.com/2008/07/business-cases-for-taking.html,,1216514754
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251018,comment,250704,250704,0,0,ejpusa2,,,"I can't believe you miss the biggest market in the world. Is everyone in your office under 30? It's HEALTH CARE, it dwarfs EVERY ""INDUSTRY"" in the USA right now. Even the defense industry pales in comparison.<p>Hey, I have a zillion health care ideas! Google saved my life. :-)",1216514688
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251017,comment,250935,250935,0,0,Xichekolas,,,"You know, I'd agree that sleep deprivation leads to all sorts of horrible things, but saying lack of sleep has caused American obesity is like saying the relentless decline in the number of Pirates has led to global warming. Correlation != Causation.<p>As the canonical example, Spaniards sleep on average 40 minutes less than other Europeans, with all sorts of detrimental effects (highest incidence of workplace accidents), but they are a fairly thin population.<p>Everyone is looking for a quick fix to getting fat. There isn't one. Eat less food and more healthy food, and do something that requires physical exertion.",1216514569
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251016,comment,250704,250875,0,0,pg,,,"If you're young enough to try several times, this also pays off for individual founders. I think one reason Sam Altman had no second thoughts about taking on such an ambitious project was that he was only 19.",1216514464
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251015,comment,250704,250704,0,0,greyman,,,">> 23. More open alternatives to Wikipedia.<p>Yes, deletionists - this is really one flaw of Wikipedia. The other is, that entities are persecuted for editing articles about themselves.<p>What about just to copy the current articles on Wikipedia and specify another rules for editing?",1216514370
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251014,comment,250704,250916,0,0,yummyfajitas,,,"<i>Basically all document production systems you get at the moment suck because they don't handle styles well</i><p>What about Latex?",1216514269
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251013,comment,250937,250937,0,0,PCGuy,,,"Almost forgot - NGO (501(c)3) donations in US are tax-deductible",1216514255
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251012,story,,,2,0,schtog,"Why don't more sites use SMS as a form of payment?",,"I am playing around with Weebly now and I see they charge a small fee, only 5$ for some privileges. \nLast.fm has also a small fee for signing up(I dont know signing up for exactly what because I can listen to the songs for free already but that irelevant for this thread).<p>So a lot of sites want to charge small fees that I find perfectly acceptable.\nI want to pay for stuff, not because I like to give my money away but I'd rather pay a little for something great then get mediocre for free.<p>The problem is they all offer payment by creditcard only. I am resistent and so is a lot of other people to giving out my creditcard to the left or right. I don't want to have several different small fees everywhere that I can't keep track of.\nIsn't there some service for that btw?<p>Anyway, if they all let me pay by SMS it would be fine. I would buy a lot more...\nAm I alone feeling like that?<p>I don't know how charging for SMS works exactly when were talking Europe to an USA-based company etc.\nMaybe it is too expensive?<p>(an old thread about SMS-services: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=224324\n)",1216514225
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251010,comment,250937,250937,0,0,PCGuy,,,"Computer refurbisher (and uses EPA certified Recycler for End of Life) for people with disabilities.<p>Mostly for Georgia, but working to expand to bordering states.<p>www.touchthefuture.us GA Number 770.934.8432",1216514128
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251009,comment,250930,251000,0,0,menloparkbum,,,"Purely rhetorical: why is it important that philosophy is taught as the history of thought, rather than attempting to make it more scientific? Perhaps philosophers who were important and popular 400 years ago had really bad ideas that are no longer worth thinking about. The history of mathematics is interesting, but learning how the ancient babylonians did mathematics doesn't help anyone learn category theory.",1216513937
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251008,comment,250931,250931,0,0,greyman,,,">> widespread corporate meddling on Wikipedia<p>I noticed the opposite flaw on Wikipedia. Why a corporation, organisation or an individual can't legally edit its own wikipedia entry, and why it is called ""meddling""?",1216513814
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251006,comment,250935,250935,0,0,Tichy,,,"It could be correlation rather than causation (except for extreme case like the sleep apnea of aantix).",1216513707
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251005,comment,250704,250732,0,0,Tichy,,,"If you know how to beat ebay, why are you not doing it? I You could become a millionaire. I take it the thing you are working on right now could make you even more money than ebay?",1216513149
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251004,comment,250782,250782,0,0,trezor,,,"Ok. So I'm a SQL Server DBA and I've heard about fibers before (with regard to SQL Server configuration), but not to any great extent as far as technical details go.<p>A interesting read.",1216513140
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251002,comment,250704,250860,0,0,greyman,,,"I am with Giorgi here. Design of what is a weakness of Google? Design of search results presentation?",1216513040
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251001,comment,250670,250670,0,0,mynameishere,,,"I'm not sure why anyone thought that computers could aid in teaching traditional subjects. Computers can store and process data, simulate objects, crunch numbers. They cannot explain or evaluate. These are the root of teaching and they're beyond computers' abilities.<p>My schools always had computers, and I never observed anything to suggest they aided in teaching. At best, they were labor-saving: More efficient than typewriters, more efficient than paper indices, more efficient than microfiche, etc.",1216512972
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251000,comment,250930,250957,0,0,smalter,,,"yes, you make the good point. the author of the piece is a historian. he's not only bemoaning the eradication of freud, marx, and hegel from their respective disciplines, he's bemoaning the scientific-ization of those disciplines themselves, ya dig?<p>take economics, for example. it didn't always have such a ""rigorous"" mathematical foundation. and though economics has sought to be more and more scientific, it's unclear whether that's the ""true"" nature of the discipline of economics. in other words, the way, say, undergraduates are taught intro programming might have more to do with contemporary trends, e.g., object oriented programming, rather than other important things endemic to the discipline of computer science.<p>from my point of view, economics/psychology/philosophy (maybe less so) seek legitimacy in the present moment through the scientific-ization of their processes/thought. i'm with the author of this piece that history of thought, as in philosophy, is an important part of the discipline if not the discipline itself.",1216512931
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250999,comment,250914,250914,0,0,omouse,,,"WTF? This is <i>gaming</i> news.",1216512889
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250998,comment,250930,250930,0,0,menloparkbum,,,"Hegel is still studied if the philosophy department requires a historical survey of Western Philosophy. It is hard to understand the historical context of Marx, Nietzsche and Kierkegaard if you don't know anything about Hegel. Not many schools approach it this way anymore. Coursework now is more pick and choose. Medieval thought and the 19th century are the first to be ignored.<p>The reason Hegel is not taught in depth in philosophy departments anymore is because he was an intellectual fraud. In other news, medical schools no longer teach leeching or phrenology. Consider it progress. However, if you disagree with progress, you can still get leeched from an alternative medicine quack or pick up Hegel from the literary criticism department.",1216512860
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250997,comment,250704,250856,0,0,greyman,,,"""there is a huge, absolutely massive number of people out there that need a simpler computer""<p>This is a good observation. Anyway, the issue here is, whether that massive number will have some common notion of what the simpler computer actually is.",1216512856
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250995,comment,250224,250224,0,0,workpost,,,"Go English majors!",1216512660
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250994,comment,250944,250944,0,0,igurari,,,"I am presently in a very similar situation. One possibile solution suggested to me by a lawyer friend would be to set up two companies: one jointly owned by you and your friend, and the other owned solely by yourself.<p>Your company would own the code you produced to date and then license it out to the jointly owned company. You could then build in an agreement where the jointly owned company has the right to purchase the code for a nominal sum at some future date if certain benchmarks are met.<p>This should give you the flexibility and protection you seem to want. You could agree to move forward with your friend as a business partner, but if he turns out to be a flop, you still have ownership over your code. At the same time, your partner should feel confident that if he performs his part, he won't be shortchanged.<p>As for the appropriate percentages, I am also currently grappling with this issue. I haven't settled on a figure yet, although I recall reading somewhere that the best deals are where both parties feel shortchanged.",1216512423
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250993,comment,250704,250952,0,0,vaksel,,,"# of .com websites making at least $1mm/yr? 9999999999999999<p># of .us/.info/.me/.biz sites making at least $1mm/yr? 8<p>Yes its marketing, but that's because consumers pretty much got taught that one of the major ways to see if a business is legitimate is to see if it has the .com extension. Blame all the affiliate spammers who put up the crappy sites on the .info etc domain names to try to make a few bucks by using the bulk method",1216512180
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750115,comment,749931,749984,0,0,scapegraced,,,"I would like to think that we're different from Scribd by not having any monetary gain. I truly believe that open source projects and voluntary work can change so much. I really hate advertising such as Google Ads, which are there solely for making money. I want to create this because writing and education is my passion, not because I want to make a profit.<p>We also don't have a desire to because yet another social network.",1249779587
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750114,comment,749647,749803,0,0,araneae,,,"Hmm; this adds an interesting aspect to the poll. As far as I can tell, this user registered in order to answer this poll. In all likelihood, the ""others"", ""transgender"", and ""females"" were probably much more likely to answer this poll and therefore over-representated. (The actual percentage of female users is probably much lower, and the percentage of active female users is probably even lower than that)",1249779586
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750113,story,,,37,27,edw519,"So you think you are a Rockstar Coding Ninja?",http://www.deannolan.co.uk/post/So-you-think-you-are-a-Rockstar-Coding-Ninja.aspx,,1249779578
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750112,comment,740217,740902,0,0,JamesM,,,"The Netwide Assembler (NASM) which I mention in the article frontpage has the same syntax as MASM without the nasty licence. Some of the assembler directives may differ, but 90% of your program will be identical.",1249779520
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750111,story,,,1,0,edw519,"Poor Password Management Eclipses Virus Problem",http://blogs.channelinsider.com/secure_channel/content/authentication_and_access_control/poor_password_management_eclipses_virus_problem.html,,1249779497
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750110,comment,749930,749930,0,0,lyime,,,"Rails + JS at Mugasha",1249779449
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750109,comment,749659,750072,0,0,swolchok,,,"Why make millions when you could make billions?",1249779441
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750108,comment,740217,741011,0,0,JamesM,,,"I wouldn't say it was misleading - the front page of the article clearly states that a <i>kernel</i> is being developed. Drivers and software belong in the rest of the operating system. Given the availability of GNU software, a UNIX userspace is fairly easy given a smallish set of system calls.<p>Yes, I'm the article's author. Yes, I'm biased.",1249779425
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750107,comment,749932,749947,0,0,jaymon,,,"I had a professor that was instrumental in creating the IEEE floating point standard (or something like that, I don't quite remember) and was heavily recruited by Apple back in the day, so heavily in fact that Steve Jobs personally took him and his wife out to dinner.<p>His wife disliked Steve so bad that after the dinner she refused to let him even consider the job with Apple.<p>Just a little anecdote about Steve Jobs that I always found funny and remembered.",1249779413
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750106,comment,749932,749932,0,0,jasonmcalacanis,,,"Thanks for the feedback everyone. I've got to run out to dinner but I'll look forward to joining the discussion later tonight/tomorrow. You guys always have some of the most interesting feedback.",1249779335
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750105,comment,749617,749968,0,0,araneae,,,"And ""psychological"" refers to events that occur in your brain, which, if I remember from biology, is a biological organ.<p>There is at least some, if not a majority of biological cause(as opposed to environmental) behind why some people who are one sex identify with another.",1249779320
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750104,comment,749930,749930,0,0,larryfreeman,,,"PHP on one project and Rails on the other.",1249779157
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750103,comment,749321,749321,0,0,sid,,,"Great video, good insights from some of the veterans of the startup and venture world. For someone oceans away its great to still get the information and the advice that goes around in silicon valley.<p>About the video, i sometimes got the feeling that Micheal was cutting Paul of at times, at times it was annoying when paul was about to say something related to earlier stage startups and micheal would just cut it off.<p>When this happens its sometimes interesting to see the facial expressions of the person getting cut off but the quality of the video wasnt good enough to make out anything noticable =P that or paul did a good job of hiding it :)",1249779114
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750102,comment,749559,749911,0,0,warfangle,,,"As per point 5:<p>this is often the problem that companies who employ software developers run into: they hire a developer who seems to know what he's doing but ends up producing code that, ultimately, is useless.<p>Are there parallels between the law interview process and the development interview process?<p>There definitely seem to be parallels between operational but lousy code and legalese that seems legit on the surface but is ultimately useless due to mistakes made in (I'm guessing) semantics, grammar, structure, and expected-by-law requiremens.<p>In fact, the more I think about it, the more I see that correlates law thinking and software development thinking...",1249779093
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750101,comment,749617,749847,0,0,araneae,,,"When you're a girl on the internet, you probably don't identify with/find interesting most common girly names.",1249779054
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750100,story,,,3,1,amichail,"Ask HN: Could one get sued for helping people remember names?",,"The idea would be to crowd source visualizations to help people attach names to faces.<p>See: http://www.ehow.com/how_4510363_use-visualization-remember-names.html<p>But the person whose name is to be remembered may not appreciate these visualizations being made public.<p>Could this result in lawsuits?",1249778966
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750099,comment,749932,750047,0,0,calambrac,,,"The iTunes music store is emphatically <i>not</i> a monopoly anymore. Those days really didn't last long, and are completely over at this point. I personally haven't used it in years, because Amazon and eMusic both blow it out of the water as far as I'm concerned, and the impact of making that switch has been zero. High marketshare != monopoly.",1249778957
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750098,story,,,34,21,jmonegro," Which Search Engine Do You Choose In The Blind Test? ",http://www.techcrunch.com/2009/08/08/which-search-engine-do-you-choose-in-the-blind-test/,,1249778905
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750097,comment,749930,750080,0,0,bmelton,,,"I don't know if it's fair or not, but I always feel like the conversation at HN is somewhat... academic, for lack of a better word. The nature of the community seems to encourage one's best behavior, or at least better behavior than I would exhibit in some other places perhaps.<p>Grammar correction is somewhat a conundrum. On the one hand, it IS sort of rude to point out the faults of another, especially as it can often be attributed to expedient typing. On the other hand, if I made a mistake and didn't realize, I'd REALLY REALLY want someone to point it out to me, so that I could learn from it.<p>Completely aside though, it's interesting to me how poor grammar seems to spread. Until about two years ago, I had honestly NEVER seen anyone use ""should of"" in print, and now it seems to be a prevalent mistake.",1249778892
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750096,comment,749617,749775,0,0,araneae,,,"When I get more karma, I am so down voting this.",1249778817
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750095,comment,749931,749931,0,0,apsurd,,,"Ah I see you have a direct question. I'll answer that as well.<p>I think the idea is fine. My friend is obsessively into philosophy and dreamed up relatively the same idea: An open place to publish and share written essays.<p>Seems great for anyone interested, only one thing: theres no money in it.<p>Another very very loosely similar website is heelpress.com \nCheck it out, you'll see that they offer an open place to publish creative works. I have no idea how they make money but one differnce is that their market is intentially bigger than yours. So if they make any significant money at all, its in large part due to the bigger market.<p>You're market is tiny and they surely won't be paying customers.<p>Yes I understand you may not want nor care to get rich off this website, but making money is about sustainability. You can't possibly do all the work yourself, indefinitely. You need money.",1249778749
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750094,comment,749992,749992,0,0,MikeW,,,"I've been clicking around the web since 1996 and each year I find more and more data inaccessible because of DRM and region blocking.<p>The content was there before, but in pirated form on youtube, etc... now it's being replaced by the copyright owners and locked down. I encounter SO much content online from so many sources that now prevent me from seeing it because of my IP, or saving it to disk.<p>This is not changing for the better, it is getting worse. I see the future of the internet as locked down and limiting.",1249778730
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750093,comment,749852,749852,0,0,rdl,,,"I use an Aeron; I actually found this one for free, but in the past I've bought used for $250-350. I did actually buy a new aeron once, and then had it air-freighted for $300...and it was entirely worthwhile, sitting in it 15h/day, 7 days a week, for a year or two, and then selling it for the price I paid.<p>(relatively inexpensive) capital goods like chairs, good IPS LCD panels (3 x 24, or 1 x 30), laptops, etc. I'm quite comfortable spending money on, as long as I need them, and get a great price -- it's really only consumables and recurring costs I try to minimize whenever possible. And even there, I am more than 5-10x as good at bringing in revenue when I have $5-25 meals vs. ramen or beans, so false economy is false.",1249778723
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750092,comment,749617,750082,0,0,jacquesm,,,"I'm not a native English speaker, and chances are that I'm simply translating from the dutch word, where 'geslacht' = 'gender' and 'sex' has (usually) only one meaning.",1249778687
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750091,comment,750090,750090,0,0,Eliezer,,,"I had the idea for this comic nine years ago, but I didn't know how to draw.<p>(Not really.)",1249778554
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750090,story,,,7,1,Eliezer,"So what do I do with my idea? I mean, it is so great!",http://wondermark.com/541/,,1249778489
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750089,story,,,1,1,ajg1977,"Mini robot that can travel through the human body",http://www.kurzweilai.net/news/news_single.html?id=10925,,1249778449
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750088,comment,749932,749998,0,0,planck,,,"Laugh if you want, but his stuff has been reprinted in Business Week/Techcrunch/Valleywag before.",1249778431
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750087,comment,749510,750057,0,0,jhancock,,,"It amazes me that OS X handles PDF navigation in its reader so poorly (not that Acrobat Reader is any better). Sure you get crystal clear rendering. But paging, scrolling, yeck!! An HTML browser handles this much better.",1249778338
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750086,comment,748699,749319,0,0,MaysonL,,,"""Sin of my soul."" seems to be indestructible...",1249778243
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750085,comment,749932,750047,0,0,codyrobbins,,,"I, too, agree — but with the caveat that we're discussing this 'according to the antitrust laws.'<p>Moving back to consider the antitrust laws themselves, though, is important and I think you bring up a great point about how Apple invested significantly into the iTunes infrastructure, and allowing competitors to piggy-back on it is dubious at best. It's like a bankrupt railroad being allowed to use their competitor's track free of charge, simply by virtue of the fact that they have gone bankrupt and therefore should be afforded some sort of perversely 'level' playing field on which to compete.<p>I similarly think the antitrust case against Microsoft was dubious. As a web developer like many of you, I certainly scorned them for the anguish they caused me by bundling IE with Windows and thus shoe-horning it into the position of dominant browser. But I can't say I feel they shouldn't have been allowed to do that, even if it gave them an 'unfair' advantage over Netscape. Ostensibly, including a browser in the OS certainly made it easier for the average user to get on the Web.",1249778196
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750084,comment,749883,750028,0,0,tptacek,,,"I took the word ""irrelevant"" and its association to actual journalism from <i>his own post</i>.",1249778192
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750083,comment,749883,749883,0,0,noamsml,,,"This will just drive away sources.",1249778171
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750082,comment,749617,749617,0,0,jamesbritt,,,"Side question: when did people stop referring to 'sex', and start referring to 'gender'?",1249778132
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750081,comment,749545,749629,0,0,iamelgringo,,,"<i>This is one of the fastest media turnarounds I've seen in a recession.</i><p>That's probably because the stock market has gained around 40% in the past 5 months. I'm not sure about the other recessions, but I'd wager that this bounce in the equities market is pretty unprecedented.<p>Mind you, I'm not defending the media response. I'm conjecturing as to it's cause.",1249778090
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750080,comment,749930,750062,0,0,boundlessdreamz,,,"Am I the only one who thinks that people who are correcting the grammar and spelling are actually doing a service. It really doesn't matter in a forum like this.But if you have poor grammar,you may find that the impression you make on other people may be less than stellar.A good command of the language can be incredibly valuable. [Palin vs Obama]",1249778044
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750079,comment,749930,749930,0,0,fuelfive,,,"Rails at Frogmetrics, PollEverywhere, Posterous",1249777937
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750078,comment,749932,749947,0,0,scythe,,,"Eric Schmidt and Scott McNealy are the trivial ones, I guess, though Sun never got into the consumer market. Perhaps Shuttleworth?",1249777885
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750077,comment,749099,749442,0,0,omouse,,,"Chapters is actually owned by Indigo, and they're known as Chatpers-Indigo now I think.<p>In any case, they barely have chairs in the Indigo stores. You'll have to go to the Starbucks that's inside the place, sit on the floor or sit on the curb near a window. It's not a very welcoming place (they're also a monopoly) and I've switched to ordering books online whenever I can.",1249777810
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750076,comment,749615,749815,0,0,silencio,,,"I admit it is, but it's a coffee shop, a business...not your house or an office or a coworking space or your friend's couch. What else were you expecting? Something and somebody <i>does</i> have to pay the rent. Seats and tables and sofas are there for customers to sit down and enjoy what they purchased, not for some person to work for hours on end without buying anything.<p>I personally don't care how someone goes about supporting the shop though - I'd be fine with someone paying like a couple bucks an hour or even like a $5/hour includes bottomless coffee and a snack plus outlet and wifi kind of deal. But most coffee shops don't have employees that would be comfortable with making a deal like that on-the-spot with a customer, nor is that a really obvious thing for most people to even propose.<p>So in lieu of paying for a table or offering to do so, someone could just occasionally get up, stretch, and buy a cookie. I didn't say it had to be a large cup of coffee every hour :) Just a little something occasionally to show that you're not just going to make yourself comfortable there without buying anything more.",1249777736
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750075,comment,750019,750019,0,0,boundlessdreamz,,,"It is actually less usable than it was two weeks ago. Sometime last week (or the week before that) flash was enabled by default in chrome for mac though the flash support was highly unstable. I don't mind flash being unusable but since the plugin support is so premature it often crashes or starts utilizing 100% cpu",1249777726
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750074,comment,749617,749875,0,0,MaysonL,,,"I agree, but the thing is: some people's soul gender is <i>different</i> from their born body gender.",1249777686
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750073,story,,,1,0,cwan,"Mistaking Invention for Innovation",http://www.openforum.com/idea-hub/topics/the-world/article/designs-deadly-duo-matthew-e-may,,1249777673
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750072,comment,749659,750043,0,0,asdlfj2sd33,,,"I think most people start companies to gain freedom and independence. Money does not automatically make you extraordinary, millionaires are fairly ordinary.",1249777420
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750071,comment,749930,749930,0,0,Xixi,,,"Django here too...",1249777333
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750070,comment,749932,749967,0,0,scythe,,,">without a proper solution that doesn't involve the words ""boycott"" or ""jailbreak""<p>Why not buy a different phone, perhaps one that does what you want?",1249777279
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750069,comment,749931,749931,0,0,apsurd,,,"Overall, I like the design of the site. First thing I noticed was the ""what is uberessay"" block of text on the left column. I think the way you've written the text is a great attention getter.<p>The biggest issue I have with the usability of the site is navigation and scoping problems.<p>Front page:<p>I like the essay gallery but there is no title associated with it. Are these the most recently added? Today's featured? As it stands now, I did not even realize they were essays, until I clicked on one. Could have been a picture, or user profile? who knows?<p>Navigation:<p>There is no way clear signifier as to what page you are on. You have nice little triangles on hover, but not on ""selected"".<p>The top black navigation bar is fine: Top level pages. \nBut the second red navigation is a bit unintuitive. I assumed these links were sub-links of the top black navigation sections, but they are not. The red bar seems to contain article navigation.<p>So Black = Main Site Navigation, Red = Article Navigation.<p>I guess the placement as they are now is OK, but still seems like the red bar is a sub-set of the black bar. Perhaps adding Description titles to the red bar would help\n""Browse Articles ->""<p>Scope:<p>Similar to the article browsing bar, I think your website has some scoping problems.<p>For example the right tabbed column listing about, recent esssay, recent comments, etc is part of the article browsing functionality, which is also the red nav bar's job. The right column is also global. Something that confuses me. When I am navigating to a specific article, I see that it shows up under the red nav bar. There is a CLEAR division between what is the top header part of the site, and what is the article space. But then ... within the articles flesh colored space, there's the global article browser tabs. I assume that these tabs should be article specific. In other words I expect the scope of everything on an article page to be relative to that page. Or at least that category.<p>I think users need to have an implicit sense of ""where I am at"" within your website. Ideally when I'm browsing articles, everything should be related to my article browsing task. Then clicking on an article should refine the scope; still browsing articles, but now a subset of articles, i.e the category that the article belongs to, its publisher, etc. ""Other articles by this author"". ""other articles from this category""<p>You are fine with leaving the main stuff where it is, but just be clear on the scope then. Add headers to things.\nAlso the ""about us"" tab does not belong on that right column, imo.<p>Scope!<p>The layout does indeed <i>look</i> organized though. Good job on the design. It's more a matter of being functionally organized.<p>As for content, I'll browse around a bit and maybe add a new comment.<p>Best of luck!",1249777249
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750068,comment,749931,749931,0,0,mrshoe,,,"The site looks great and I think it's a great idea.<p>Here's one small visual bug you can fix: you suffer from the Safari PNG gamma problem (<a href=""http://hsivonen.iki.fi/png-gamma/"" rel=""nofollow"">http://hsivonen.iki.fi/png-gamma/</a>). In short, a PNG of a certain RGB color will not match up with that same RGB CSS color in Safari. The easiest solution is to use a 1px by 1px image for your background instead of specifying it as a color in CSS.<p>Good luck!",1249777248
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750067,comment,750019,750019,0,0,simanyay,,,"There is also a dev-channel. Your installation is on the edge and with automatic updates so you don't have to manually check for nightly builds.<p>Link: <a href=""http://dev.chromium.org/getting-involved/dev-channel"" rel=""nofollow"">http://dev.chromium.org/getting-involved/dev-channel</a>",1249777195
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750066,comment,749925,749925,0,0,vaksel,,,"seems like an overreaction on the twitblogs part",1249777178
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750065,story,,,1,0,Titanous,"Adaptive Websites",http://www.puremango.co.uk/2009/06/adaptive-web-sites/,,1249777010
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750064,comment,749930,749930,0,0,mrshoe,,,"Rolled our own in Python.<p>EDIT: I should mention that CherryPy is at its heart. We love CherryPy. And our chat backend uses a secret sauce Python async framework that might or might not be open sourced very soon...",1249776781
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750063,comment,750019,750034,0,0,zeedotme,,,"apologies, didn't explain myself clearly - corrected.",1249776778
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750062,comment,749930,750049,0,0,rewind,,,"I always thought the grammar police had weekends off.",1249776754
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750061,comment,749930,749986,0,0,leif,,,"oh thank god please please PLEASE kill blackboard",1249776695
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750060,comment,749930,749930,0,0,warfangle,,,"Rails at one; we're looking into liftweb/scala at the other.<p>We see the robustness of the jvm as a lot more useful at the latter- and scala seems like a good fit (better than java itself, or ruby for that matter) for the kind of datamining we're going to do. Granted, C would likely be much faster, but the ability to include third party java packages and the amount of boilerplate needed for C turned us off to that. Add in a good web framework like Lift, and we don't see the need to fracture our server-side apps into many different languages.",1249776693
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750059,comment,749615,749951,0,0,Retric,,,"The average laptop today pulls in far more than 50w. If everyone was using a net book with a fully charged battery is's one thing, but while charging I have measured up to 200w from a ""gaming"" laptop. Plus you need to double the energy costs as they guy sitting there and his laptop both increase cooling costs.<p>Rerun the numbers and you can easily get 500+$ / month in energy costs from people just sitting there using a laptop.",1249776629
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750058,comment,749930,749930,0,0,leif,,,"Django if I use a framework, but usually straight python or perl CGI.<p>I'm assuming you meant ""webapps"".",1249776612
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750057,comment,749510,749510,0,0,frou,,,"I'd take HTML over these big sparse PDFs",1249776558
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750056,comment,749932,750032,0,0,jacquesm,,,"I don't think the 'simple inclusion' of a browser was what got microsoft to be shot down in the EU. The main reason was their efforts to suppress competing browsers, by software measures in their OS and by backroom dealmaking.<p>Those were aggravating factors and fairly big ones.<p>And really, all things considered, giving the users a choice is not such a big penalty. Then there is the fine of course, but I think the height of it was to some extent due to microsofts game playing with the EU courts.",1249776512
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750055,comment,749710,749710,0,0,frou,,,"Does anyone have a link for a guide on how to set up sshd in the most secure fashion? (i.e. the contents of the sshd_config file)",1249776420
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750054,comment,749931,749931,0,0,joez,,,"I like it but I have some concerns for you.<p>How will you monetize? Freemium?<p>How will you scale? It looks like you two are personally reading essays to approve/disapprove them but how will you scale if you're receiving 100 essays a day? To reach real scalability, I think you will need to crowd source the approval process with a karma system.",1249776419
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750053,comment,749939,749964,0,0,christopherdone,,,"Presumably this is newsworthy because everyone assumes building Tetris in Haskell is harder than in an imperative/OO language. This is a good thing because it proves that it's not.",1249776402
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750052,story,,,1,0,bkudria,"Rue Metalanguage: Thue + Regex",http://serprex.staticfire.co.uk/lang/rue.htm,,1249776318
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750051,comment,749930,749930,0,0,Luyt,,,Python.,1249776303
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750050,comment,749883,749940,0,0,jonknee,,,"... In the title. If swearing bothers you I doubt you'd click a link with a swear word in the title. NSFW is the name of the column.",1249776254
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750049,comment,749930,749999,0,0,christopherdone,,,"It's ""should have""; the contraction is ""should've"".",1249776206
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750048,story,,,1,0,ncrovatti,"PyGame - Parallax Scrolling in 2D games",http://blog.shinylittlething.com/2009/08/08/pygame-parallax-scrolling-in-2d-games/,,1249776179
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750047,comment,749932,750020,0,0,mrshoe,,,"I don't necessarily disagree with you, but here is why other companies are entitled to access iTunes:<p>Think back to the Windows and IE antitrust legal battles. iTunes is similar to the Windows monopoly. It's the biggest platform for buying music online. According to antitrust laws, it is illegal for Apple to leverage that monopoly against competitors.<p>That said, Apple made a big investment into the whole iTunes infrastructure and has put a ton of work into negotiating with record labels to get all that music in the store. They did all that for basically no direct reward; they make almost no money off iTunes. They did it to support their iPod business. It seems a little unfair for other MP3 player manufacturers to expect all the benefits of using that infrastructure without the investment. The $1-$5 per device that the article suggests is not nearly enough. Apple makes hundreds of dollars off each device they sell which use the iTunes music store.",1249776144
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750046,story,,,2,0,henryprecheur,"Python: Double or single quotes?",http://henry.precheur.org/2009/8/8/Double_or_single_quotes%3F.html,,1249776131
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750045,comment,749930,749986,0,0,aaroneous,,,"Sorry to call you out, but your directly quantified Quantcast results show you at less than 1k uniques per day.<p>There are a LOT of Django sites out there with considerably more traffic and it misrepresents the size of the Django community to suggest that, ""one of the biggest Django sites"" is only serving a few hundred hits a day.",1249776113
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750044,comment,749932,750001,0,0,jacquesm,,,"That's very true. The lawsuit that got swept under the carpet should have gone through and it probably would have led to some serious sanctions against ms. There is no way that Gates would have been able to deny knowledge of all the stuff they were doing that was clearly illegal.<p>Earlier today there was a thread about possible tainting of the bing serps by microsoft, one of their employees did his very best to make it clear that they have changed their attitude. I salute the man for his upright position on this, if everybody there would be like that it would be a different story altogether, but it is going to be a long long time before I'm going to give microsoft the benefit of the doubt on stuff like this.<p>The road behind is literally littered with the corpses of companies that came under the tank, and a good portion of those did not do anything to deserve the treatment they got.",1249776054
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750043,comment,749659,749794,0,0,ryanwaggoner,,,"<i>Your 30s, your adulthood, for the wast majority of us, you're finally coming to terms with the fact that you will NOT be just like James Bond, or Michal Jordan, or Michal Jackson, that you will in fact be perfectly ordinary.</i><p>Fuck that. Your life is what you make it. If you want an ordinary life, make ordinary life choices. But if you want something more, it's not like it's impossible.<p>I mean, come on, living an extraordinary life is why many of us on HN are starting companies, right?",1249776018
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750115,comment,749931,749984,0,0,scapegraced,,,"I would like to think that we're different from Scribd by not having any monetary gain. I truly believe that open source projects and voluntary work can change so much. I really hate advertising such as Google Ads, which are there solely for making money. I want to create this because writing and education is my passion, not because I want to make a profit.<p>We also don't have a desire to because yet another social network.",1249779587
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750114,comment,749647,749803,0,0,araneae,,,"Hmm; this adds an interesting aspect to the poll. As far as I can tell, this user registered in order to answer this poll. In all likelihood, the ""others"", ""transgender"", and ""females"" were probably much more likely to answer this poll and therefore over-representated. (The actual percentage of female users is probably much lower, and the percentage of active female users is probably even lower than that)",1249779586
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750113,story,,,37,27,edw519,"So you think you are a Rockstar Coding Ninja?",http://www.deannolan.co.uk/post/So-you-think-you-are-a-Rockstar-Coding-Ninja.aspx,,1249779578
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750112,comment,740217,740902,0,0,JamesM,,,"The Netwide Assembler (NASM) which I mention in the article frontpage has the same syntax as MASM without the nasty licence. Some of the assembler directives may differ, but 90% of your program will be identical.",1249779520
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750111,story,,,1,0,edw519,"Poor Password Management Eclipses Virus Problem",http://blogs.channelinsider.com/secure_channel/content/authentication_and_access_control/poor_password_management_eclipses_virus_problem.html,,1249779497
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750110,comment,749930,749930,0,0,lyime,,,"Rails + JS at Mugasha",1249779449
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750109,comment,749659,750072,0,0,swolchok,,,"Why make millions when you could make billions?",1249779441
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750108,comment,740217,741011,0,0,JamesM,,,"I wouldn't say it was misleading - the front page of the article clearly states that a <i>kernel</i> is being developed. Drivers and software belong in the rest of the operating system. Given the availability of GNU software, a UNIX userspace is fairly easy given a smallish set of system calls.<p>Yes, I'm the article's author. Yes, I'm biased.",1249779425
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750107,comment,749932,749947,0,0,jaymon,,,"I had a professor that was instrumental in creating the IEEE floating point standard (or something like that, I don't quite remember) and was heavily recruited by Apple back in the day, so heavily in fact that Steve Jobs personally took him and his wife out to dinner.<p>His wife disliked Steve so bad that after the dinner she refused to let him even consider the job with Apple.<p>Just a little anecdote about Steve Jobs that I always found funny and remembered.",1249779413
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750106,comment,749932,749932,0,0,jasonmcalacanis,,,"Thanks for the feedback everyone. I've got to run out to dinner but I'll look forward to joining the discussion later tonight/tomorrow. You guys always have some of the most interesting feedback.",1249779335
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750105,comment,749617,749968,0,0,araneae,,,"And ""psychological"" refers to events that occur in your brain, which, if I remember from biology, is a biological organ.<p>There is at least some, if not a majority of biological cause(as opposed to environmental) behind why some people who are one sex identify with another.",1249779320
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750104,comment,749930,749930,0,0,larryfreeman,,,"PHP on one project and Rails on the other.",1249779157
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750103,comment,749321,749321,0,0,sid,,,"Great video, good insights from some of the veterans of the startup and venture world. For someone oceans away its great to still get the information and the advice that goes around in silicon valley.<p>About the video, i sometimes got the feeling that Micheal was cutting Paul of at times, at times it was annoying when paul was about to say something related to earlier stage startups and micheal would just cut it off.<p>When this happens its sometimes interesting to see the facial expressions of the person getting cut off but the quality of the video wasnt good enough to make out anything noticable =P that or paul did a good job of hiding it :)",1249779114
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750102,comment,749559,749911,0,0,warfangle,,,"As per point 5:<p>this is often the problem that companies who employ software developers run into: they hire a developer who seems to know what he's doing but ends up producing code that, ultimately, is useless.<p>Are there parallels between the law interview process and the development interview process?<p>There definitely seem to be parallels between operational but lousy code and legalese that seems legit on the surface but is ultimately useless due to mistakes made in (I'm guessing) semantics, grammar, structure, and expected-by-law requiremens.<p>In fact, the more I think about it, the more I see that correlates law thinking and software development thinking...",1249779093
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750101,comment,749617,749847,0,0,araneae,,,"When you're a girl on the internet, you probably don't identify with/find interesting most common girly names.",1249779054
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750100,story,,,3,1,amichail,"Ask HN: Could one get sued for helping people remember names?",,"The idea would be to crowd source visualizations to help people attach names to faces.<p>See: http://www.ehow.com/how_4510363_use-visualization-remember-names.html<p>But the person whose name is to be remembered may not appreciate these visualizations being made public.<p>Could this result in lawsuits?",1249778966
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750099,comment,749932,750047,0,0,calambrac,,,"The iTunes music store is emphatically <i>not</i> a monopoly anymore. Those days really didn't last long, and are completely over at this point. I personally haven't used it in years, because Amazon and eMusic both blow it out of the water as far as I'm concerned, and the impact of making that switch has been zero. High marketshare != monopoly.",1249778957
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750098,story,,,34,21,jmonegro," Which Search Engine Do You Choose In The Blind Test? ",http://www.techcrunch.com/2009/08/08/which-search-engine-do-you-choose-in-the-blind-test/,,1249778905
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750097,comment,749930,750080,0,0,bmelton,,,"I don't know if it's fair or not, but I always feel like the conversation at HN is somewhat... academic, for lack of a better word. The nature of the community seems to encourage one's best behavior, or at least better behavior than I would exhibit in some other places perhaps.<p>Grammar correction is somewhat a conundrum. On the one hand, it IS sort of rude to point out the faults of another, especially as it can often be attributed to expedient typing. On the other hand, if I made a mistake and didn't realize, I'd REALLY REALLY want someone to point it out to me, so that I could learn from it.<p>Completely aside though, it's interesting to me how poor grammar seems to spread. Until about two years ago, I had honestly NEVER seen anyone use ""should of"" in print, and now it seems to be a prevalent mistake.",1249778892
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750096,comment,749617,749775,0,0,araneae,,,"When I get more karma, I am so down voting this.",1249778817
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750095,comment,749931,749931,0,0,apsurd,,,"Ah I see you have a direct question. I'll answer that as well.<p>I think the idea is fine. My friend is obsessively into philosophy and dreamed up relatively the same idea: An open place to publish and share written essays.<p>Seems great for anyone interested, only one thing: theres no money in it.<p>Another very very loosely similar website is heelpress.com \nCheck it out, you'll see that they offer an open place to publish creative works. I have no idea how they make money but one differnce is that their market is intentially bigger than yours. So if they make any significant money at all, its in large part due to the bigger market.<p>You're market is tiny and they surely won't be paying customers.<p>Yes I understand you may not want nor care to get rich off this website, but making money is about sustainability. You can't possibly do all the work yourself, indefinitely. You need money.",1249778749
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750094,comment,749992,749992,0,0,MikeW,,,"I've been clicking around the web since 1996 and each year I find more and more data inaccessible because of DRM and region blocking.<p>The content was there before, but in pirated form on youtube, etc... now it's being replaced by the copyright owners and locked down. I encounter SO much content online from so many sources that now prevent me from seeing it because of my IP, or saving it to disk.<p>This is not changing for the better, it is getting worse. I see the future of the internet as locked down and limiting.",1249778730
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750093,comment,749852,749852,0,0,rdl,,,"I use an Aeron; I actually found this one for free, but in the past I've bought used for $250-350. I did actually buy a new aeron once, and then had it air-freighted for $300...and it was entirely worthwhile, sitting in it 15h/day, 7 days a week, for a year or two, and then selling it for the price I paid.<p>(relatively inexpensive) capital goods like chairs, good IPS LCD panels (3 x 24, or 1 x 30), laptops, etc. I'm quite comfortable spending money on, as long as I need them, and get a great price -- it's really only consumables and recurring costs I try to minimize whenever possible. And even there, I am more than 5-10x as good at bringing in revenue when I have $5-25 meals vs. ramen or beans, so false economy is false.",1249778723
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750092,comment,749617,750082,0,0,jacquesm,,,"I'm not a native English speaker, and chances are that I'm simply translating from the dutch word, where 'geslacht' = 'gender' and 'sex' has (usually) only one meaning.",1249778687
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750091,comment,750090,750090,0,0,Eliezer,,,"I had the idea for this comic nine years ago, but I didn't know how to draw.<p>(Not really.)",1249778554
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750090,story,,,7,1,Eliezer,"So what do I do with my idea? I mean, it is so great!",http://wondermark.com/541/,,1249778489
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750089,story,,,1,1,ajg1977,"Mini robot that can travel through the human body",http://www.kurzweilai.net/news/news_single.html?id=10925,,1249778449
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750088,comment,749932,749998,0,0,planck,,,"Laugh if you want, but his stuff has been reprinted in Business Week/Techcrunch/Valleywag before.",1249778431
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750087,comment,749510,750057,0,0,jhancock,,,"It amazes me that OS X handles PDF navigation in its reader so poorly (not that Acrobat Reader is any better). Sure you get crystal clear rendering. But paging, scrolling, yeck!! An HTML browser handles this much better.",1249778338
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750086,comment,748699,749319,0,0,MaysonL,,,"""Sin of my soul."" seems to be indestructible...",1249778243
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750085,comment,749932,750047,0,0,codyrobbins,,,"I, too, agree — but with the caveat that we're discussing this 'according to the antitrust laws.'<p>Moving back to consider the antitrust laws themselves, though, is important and I think you bring up a great point about how Apple invested significantly into the iTunes infrastructure, and allowing competitors to piggy-back on it is dubious at best. It's like a bankrupt railroad being allowed to use their competitor's track free of charge, simply by virtue of the fact that they have gone bankrupt and therefore should be afforded some sort of perversely 'level' playing field on which to compete.<p>I similarly think the antitrust case against Microsoft was dubious. As a web developer like many of you, I certainly scorned them for the anguish they caused me by bundling IE with Windows and thus shoe-horning it into the position of dominant browser. But I can't say I feel they shouldn't have been allowed to do that, even if it gave them an 'unfair' advantage over Netscape. Ostensibly, including a browser in the OS certainly made it easier for the average user to get on the Web.",1249778196
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750084,comment,749883,750028,0,0,tptacek,,,"I took the word ""irrelevant"" and its association to actual journalism from <i>his own post</i>.",1249778192
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750083,comment,749883,749883,0,0,noamsml,,,"This will just drive away sources.",1249778171
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750082,comment,749617,749617,0,0,jamesbritt,,,"Side question: when did people stop referring to 'sex', and start referring to 'gender'?",1249778132
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750081,comment,749545,749629,0,0,iamelgringo,,,"<i>This is one of the fastest media turnarounds I've seen in a recession.</i><p>That's probably because the stock market has gained around 40% in the past 5 months. I'm not sure about the other recessions, but I'd wager that this bounce in the equities market is pretty unprecedented.<p>Mind you, I'm not defending the media response. I'm conjecturing as to it's cause.",1249778090
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750080,comment,749930,750062,0,0,boundlessdreamz,,,"Am I the only one who thinks that people who are correcting the grammar and spelling are actually doing a service. It really doesn't matter in a forum like this.But if you have poor grammar,you may find that the impression you make on other people may be less than stellar.A good command of the language can be incredibly valuable. [Palin vs Obama]",1249778044
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750079,comment,749930,749930,0,0,fuelfive,,,"Rails at Frogmetrics, PollEverywhere, Posterous",1249777937
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750078,comment,749932,749947,0,0,scythe,,,"Eric Schmidt and Scott McNealy are the trivial ones, I guess, though Sun never got into the consumer market. Perhaps Shuttleworth?",1249777885
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750077,comment,749099,749442,0,0,omouse,,,"Chapters is actually owned by Indigo, and they're known as Chatpers-Indigo now I think.<p>In any case, they barely have chairs in the Indigo stores. You'll have to go to the Starbucks that's inside the place, sit on the floor or sit on the curb near a window. It's not a very welcoming place (they're also a monopoly) and I've switched to ordering books online whenever I can.",1249777810
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750076,comment,749615,749815,0,0,silencio,,,"I admit it is, but it's a coffee shop, a business...not your house or an office or a coworking space or your friend's couch. What else were you expecting? Something and somebody <i>does</i> have to pay the rent. Seats and tables and sofas are there for customers to sit down and enjoy what they purchased, not for some person to work for hours on end without buying anything.<p>I personally don't care how someone goes about supporting the shop though - I'd be fine with someone paying like a couple bucks an hour or even like a $5/hour includes bottomless coffee and a snack plus outlet and wifi kind of deal. But most coffee shops don't have employees that would be comfortable with making a deal like that on-the-spot with a customer, nor is that a really obvious thing for most people to even propose.<p>So in lieu of paying for a table or offering to do so, someone could just occasionally get up, stretch, and buy a cookie. I didn't say it had to be a large cup of coffee every hour :) Just a little something occasionally to show that you're not just going to make yourself comfortable there without buying anything more.",1249777736
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750075,comment,750019,750019,0,0,boundlessdreamz,,,"It is actually less usable than it was two weeks ago. Sometime last week (or the week before that) flash was enabled by default in chrome for mac though the flash support was highly unstable. I don't mind flash being unusable but since the plugin support is so premature it often crashes or starts utilizing 100% cpu",1249777726
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750074,comment,749617,749875,0,0,MaysonL,,,"I agree, but the thing is: some people's soul gender is <i>different</i> from their born body gender.",1249777686
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750073,story,,,1,0,cwan,"Mistaking Invention for Innovation",http://www.openforum.com/idea-hub/topics/the-world/article/designs-deadly-duo-matthew-e-may,,1249777673
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750072,comment,749659,750043,0,0,asdlfj2sd33,,,"I think most people start companies to gain freedom and independence. Money does not automatically make you extraordinary, millionaires are fairly ordinary.",1249777420
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750071,comment,749930,749930,0,0,Xixi,,,"Django here too...",1249777333
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750070,comment,749932,749967,0,0,scythe,,,">without a proper solution that doesn't involve the words ""boycott"" or ""jailbreak""<p>Why not buy a different phone, perhaps one that does what you want?",1249777279
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750069,comment,749931,749931,0,0,apsurd,,,"Overall, I like the design of the site. First thing I noticed was the ""what is uberessay"" block of text on the left column. I think the way you've written the text is a great attention getter.<p>The biggest issue I have with the usability of the site is navigation and scoping problems.<p>Front page:<p>I like the essay gallery but there is no title associated with it. Are these the most recently added? Today's featured? As it stands now, I did not even realize they were essays, until I clicked on one. Could have been a picture, or user profile? who knows?<p>Navigation:<p>There is no way clear signifier as to what page you are on. You have nice little triangles on hover, but not on ""selected"".<p>The top black navigation bar is fine: Top level pages. \nBut the second red navigation is a bit unintuitive. I assumed these links were sub-links of the top black navigation sections, but they are not. The red bar seems to contain article navigation.<p>So Black = Main Site Navigation, Red = Article Navigation.<p>I guess the placement as they are now is OK, but still seems like the red bar is a sub-set of the black bar. Perhaps adding Description titles to the red bar would help\n""Browse Articles ->""<p>Scope:<p>Similar to the article browsing bar, I think your website has some scoping problems.<p>For example the right tabbed column listing about, recent esssay, recent comments, etc is part of the article browsing functionality, which is also the red nav bar's job. The right column is also global. Something that confuses me. When I am navigating to a specific article, I see that it shows up under the red nav bar. There is a CLEAR division between what is the top header part of the site, and what is the article space. But then ... within the articles flesh colored space, there's the global article browser tabs. I assume that these tabs should be article specific. In other words I expect the scope of everything on an article page to be relative to that page. Or at least that category.<p>I think users need to have an implicit sense of ""where I am at"" within your website. Ideally when I'm browsing articles, everything should be related to my article browsing task. Then clicking on an article should refine the scope; still browsing articles, but now a subset of articles, i.e the category that the article belongs to, its publisher, etc. ""Other articles by this author"". ""other articles from this category""<p>You are fine with leaving the main stuff where it is, but just be clear on the scope then. Add headers to things.\nAlso the ""about us"" tab does not belong on that right column, imo.<p>Scope!<p>The layout does indeed <i>look</i> organized though. Good job on the design. It's more a matter of being functionally organized.<p>As for content, I'll browse around a bit and maybe add a new comment.<p>Best of luck!",1249777249
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750068,comment,749931,749931,0,0,mrshoe,,,"The site looks great and I think it's a great idea.<p>Here's one small visual bug you can fix: you suffer from the Safari PNG gamma problem (<a href=""http://hsivonen.iki.fi/png-gamma/"" rel=""nofollow"">http://hsivonen.iki.fi/png-gamma/</a>). In short, a PNG of a certain RGB color will not match up with that same RGB CSS color in Safari. The easiest solution is to use a 1px by 1px image for your background instead of specifying it as a color in CSS.<p>Good luck!",1249777248
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750067,comment,750019,750019,0,0,simanyay,,,"There is also a dev-channel. Your installation is on the edge and with automatic updates so you don't have to manually check for nightly builds.<p>Link: <a href=""http://dev.chromium.org/getting-involved/dev-channel"" rel=""nofollow"">http://dev.chromium.org/getting-involved/dev-channel</a>",1249777195
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750066,comment,749925,749925,0,0,vaksel,,,"seems like an overreaction on the twitblogs part",1249777178
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750065,story,,,1,0,Titanous,"Adaptive Websites",http://www.puremango.co.uk/2009/06/adaptive-web-sites/,,1249777010
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750064,comment,749930,749930,0,0,mrshoe,,,"Rolled our own in Python.<p>EDIT: I should mention that CherryPy is at its heart. We love CherryPy. And our chat backend uses a secret sauce Python async framework that might or might not be open sourced very soon...",1249776781
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750063,comment,750019,750034,0,0,zeedotme,,,"apologies, didn't explain myself clearly - corrected.",1249776778
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750062,comment,749930,750049,0,0,rewind,,,"I always thought the grammar police had weekends off.",1249776754
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750061,comment,749930,749986,0,0,leif,,,"oh thank god please please PLEASE kill blackboard",1249776695
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750060,comment,749930,749930,0,0,warfangle,,,"Rails at one; we're looking into liftweb/scala at the other.<p>We see the robustness of the jvm as a lot more useful at the latter- and scala seems like a good fit (better than java itself, or ruby for that matter) for the kind of datamining we're going to do. Granted, C would likely be much faster, but the ability to include third party java packages and the amount of boilerplate needed for C turned us off to that. Add in a good web framework like Lift, and we don't see the need to fracture our server-side apps into many different languages.",1249776693
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750059,comment,749615,749951,0,0,Retric,,,"The average laptop today pulls in far more than 50w. If everyone was using a net book with a fully charged battery is's one thing, but while charging I have measured up to 200w from a ""gaming"" laptop. Plus you need to double the energy costs as they guy sitting there and his laptop both increase cooling costs.<p>Rerun the numbers and you can easily get 500+$ / month in energy costs from people just sitting there using a laptop.",1249776629
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750058,comment,749930,749930,0,0,leif,,,"Django if I use a framework, but usually straight python or perl CGI.<p>I'm assuming you meant ""webapps"".",1249776612
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750057,comment,749510,749510,0,0,frou,,,"I'd take HTML over these big sparse PDFs",1249776558
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750056,comment,749932,750032,0,0,jacquesm,,,"I don't think the 'simple inclusion' of a browser was what got microsoft to be shot down in the EU. The main reason was their efforts to suppress competing browsers, by software measures in their OS and by backroom dealmaking.<p>Those were aggravating factors and fairly big ones.<p>And really, all things considered, giving the users a choice is not such a big penalty. Then there is the fine of course, but I think the height of it was to some extent due to microsofts game playing with the EU courts.",1249776512
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750055,comment,749710,749710,0,0,frou,,,"Does anyone have a link for a guide on how to set up sshd in the most secure fashion? (i.e. the contents of the sshd_config file)",1249776420
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750054,comment,749931,749931,0,0,joez,,,"I like it but I have some concerns for you.<p>How will you monetize? Freemium?<p>How will you scale? It looks like you two are personally reading essays to approve/disapprove them but how will you scale if you're receiving 100 essays a day? To reach real scalability, I think you will need to crowd source the approval process with a karma system.",1249776419
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750053,comment,749939,749964,0,0,christopherdone,,,"Presumably this is newsworthy because everyone assumes building Tetris in Haskell is harder than in an imperative/OO language. This is a good thing because it proves that it's not.",1249776402
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750052,story,,,1,0,bkudria,"Rue Metalanguage: Thue + Regex",http://serprex.staticfire.co.uk/lang/rue.htm,,1249776318
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750051,comment,749930,749930,0,0,Luyt,,,Python.,1249776303
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750050,comment,749883,749940,0,0,jonknee,,,"... In the title. If swearing bothers you I doubt you'd click a link with a swear word in the title. NSFW is the name of the column.",1249776254
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750049,comment,749930,749999,0,0,christopherdone,,,"It's ""should have""; the contraction is ""should've"".",1249776206
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750048,story,,,1,0,ncrovatti,"PyGame - Parallax Scrolling in 2D games",http://blog.shinylittlething.com/2009/08/08/pygame-parallax-scrolling-in-2d-games/,,1249776179
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750047,comment,749932,750020,0,0,mrshoe,,,"I don't necessarily disagree with you, but here is why other companies are entitled to access iTunes:<p>Think back to the Windows and IE antitrust legal battles. iTunes is similar to the Windows monopoly. It's the biggest platform for buying music online. According to antitrust laws, it is illegal for Apple to leverage that monopoly against competitors.<p>That said, Apple made a big investment into the whole iTunes infrastructure and has put a ton of work into negotiating with record labels to get all that music in the store. They did all that for basically no direct reward; they make almost no money off iTunes. They did it to support their iPod business. It seems a little unfair for other MP3 player manufacturers to expect all the benefits of using that infrastructure without the investment. The $1-$5 per device that the article suggests is not nearly enough. Apple makes hundreds of dollars off each device they sell which use the iTunes music store.",1249776144
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750046,story,,,2,0,henryprecheur,"Python: Double or single quotes?",http://henry.precheur.org/2009/8/8/Double_or_single_quotes%3F.html,,1249776131
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750045,comment,749930,749986,0,0,aaroneous,,,"Sorry to call you out, but your directly quantified Quantcast results show you at less than 1k uniques per day.<p>There are a LOT of Django sites out there with considerably more traffic and it misrepresents the size of the Django community to suggest that, ""one of the biggest Django sites"" is only serving a few hundred hits a day.",1249776113
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750044,comment,749932,750001,0,0,jacquesm,,,"That's very true. The lawsuit that got swept under the carpet should have gone through and it probably would have led to some serious sanctions against ms. There is no way that Gates would have been able to deny knowledge of all the stuff they were doing that was clearly illegal.<p>Earlier today there was a thread about possible tainting of the bing serps by microsoft, one of their employees did his very best to make it clear that they have changed their attitude. I salute the man for his upright position on this, if everybody there would be like that it would be a different story altogether, but it is going to be a long long time before I'm going to give microsoft the benefit of the doubt on stuff like this.<p>The road behind is literally littered with the corpses of companies that came under the tank, and a good portion of those did not do anything to deserve the treatment they got.",1249776054
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750043,comment,749659,749794,0,0,ryanwaggoner,,,"<i>Your 30s, your adulthood, for the wast majority of us, you're finally coming to terms with the fact that you will NOT be just like James Bond, or Michal Jordan, or Michal Jackson, that you will in fact be perfectly ordinary.</i><p>Fuck that. Your life is what you make it. If you want an ordinary life, make ordinary life choices. But if you want something more, it's not like it's impossible.<p>I mean, come on, living an extraordinary life is why many of us on HN are starting companies, right?",1249776018
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2502005,comment,2501463,2501939,2,0,peterb,,,"At scale, all components cause ""bigger"" problems: http server, app server, database/datastore, file system, load balancer, etc. Saying the database is a bigger problem is only true in specific situations.",1304211574
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2502004,comment,2500943,2500943,1,0,davesmylie,,,"I'm planning on submitting my side project to these directories in a week or two (or three) hopefully. (I just have a few more bugs to iron out first =).<p>Any chance of a follow-up post in a week or so letting us know how you get on - whether you're getting any traffic from them, whether it was worth the time etc etc",1304211523
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2502002,comment,2501560,2501940,0,0,marshray,,,"I feel ill.<p>Wait a minute, I've just been cured of nail-biting. I feel the glory! Stallman is truly a saint!! All hail St. Ignucius!",1304211445
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2502001,comment,2501899,2501899,41,0,grandalf,,,"I hope by now those on HN skeptical of Wikileaks have been sufficiently won over.",1304211437
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2502000,story,,,7,0,va_coder,"Apple's Chinese workers treated 'inhumanely, like machines'",http://www.guardian.co.uk/technology/2011/apr/30/apple-chinese-workers-treated-inhumanely,,1304211425
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2501999,comment,2501006,2501699,4,0,kd0amg,,,"<i>It is not possible to ""corner the market"" by having more gpu power than other people. The btc algorithm was designed to only produce bitcoins at a constant rate. Adding a million more systems trying to calculate the answer to the next hash block only makes it a million times slower.</i><p>Which means you mine them as fast as everyone else used to, while everyone else mines them at one millionth the rate they used to.",1304211400
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2501998,comment,2501022,2501633,1,0,tolmasky,,,"The iChat situation is actually more curious. It differs from everything else in a few regards:<p>1. Adium was an open source project that had barely started when iChat came out. The ""true"" competitor in this case was the official AIM client which I'm pretty sure Apple made a deal with AOL. -- This alone should disqualify it from any further discussion.<p>2. AIM is not the dominant network in most other countries (making iChat useless in those cases)<p>3. AOL owns the network and thus its pretty hard for Apple to outright ""kill"" other chat apps.<p>--<p><pre><code> Why is the concept of a bookmark that can tell you when it has updates a nerd feature?</code></pre>\nI don't know, but it is. I can guarantee you my parents don't know what RSS is. I think the story of RSS is probably pretty interesting, it may be the case that as social started providing better links than one-team blog sites, its use went down, but this is purely speculation on my part.<p>--<p>Spotlight issues are not anecdotal, they were widely reported. Remember that this feature is now 6 years old, but just search on the internet and you will see that Apple's support forums and articles in Apple sites are full of stuff like this:<p><a href=""http://hints.macworld.com/article.php?story=20090422063557423"" rel=""nofollow"">http://hints.macworld.com/article.php?story=2009042206355742...</a><p><a href=""https://discussions.apple.com/thread/507442?threadID=507442"" rel=""nofollow"">https://discussions.apple.com/thread/507442?threadID=507442</a><p><a href=""https://discussions.apple.com/thread/467039?threadID=467039"" rel=""nofollow"">https://discussions.apple.com/thread/467039?threadID=467039</a><p>(just a few, the more curious can track it more thoroughly)<p>It was so bad for some people that a ""spotless"" application was created to remove it from particularly pesky computers (no zealots ever felt the need to remove expose). It received 4 mice from MacWorld -- <a href=""http://www.fixamacsoftware.com/software/spot/"" rel=""nofollow"">http://www.fixamacsoftware.com/software/spot/</a>! This is all very well documented and 'it worked for me' is in this case the far more anecdotal stance. I will completely concede that these problems have for the most part gone away -- but again, its been 6 years. I'd hate it if this kills Instapaper and it takes a similarly long time to get parity.<p>--<p>I mentioned iTunes in my original post as something that was successful, and my analysis was that it was because it was a ""real"" app: in other words, something Apple cared about and created a team around. I don't think Apple cares that much about Dashboard or Safari RSS.<p>And yes I completely forgot about Sherlock: it does fit the bill really well. Remember how after a while they were shipping it with channels that wouldn't even work anymore? I think its funny that they still have a page for it here: <a href=""http://www.apple.com/lae/sherlock/"" rel=""nofollow"">http://www.apple.com/lae/sherlock/</a><p>(edits: added spotless link and grammar)",1304211342
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2501997,comment,2501505,2501957,-1,0,grandalf,,,"This is a donation to a non profit. I think under the typical allocation of government ""revenue"", at least 40% of the taxes withdrawn from the donation would be used to pay for the war.<p>Tax rates aren't likely to change in response to how much is actually spent, as your comment seems to assume.",1304211325
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2501996,story,,,31,8,hanszeir,"In Oracle's fight with open source, the good guys won -- this time",http://www.javaworld.com/javaworld/jw-04-2011/110421-techs-bottom-line.html,,1304211313
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2501995,comment,2501725,2501927,5,0,aksbhat,,,"link to the paper: <a href=""http://aje.oxfordjournals.org/content/early/2011/04/19/aje.kwr027.abstract?sid=f3bdb522-3db9-44aa-8702-5d07ee3abe98"" rel=""nofollow"">http://aje.oxfordjournals.org/content/early/2011/04/19/aje.k...</a><p>I guess that a paper won't get accepted in Am. J. Epidemiol without proper consideration of such correlation.<p>The studies generally try to control for homophilly, contagion and confounding etc.",1304211152
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2501994,comment,2500427,2501083,3,0,bdarnell,,,"most_common(n) takes an optional argument, which makes a difference. With no arguments, you're just sorting the list, but when you just want the first N, you don't have to sort the entire list first. However, the partial-sorting optimizations are generally not symmetric, so supporting both most and least common would imply that either one direction is slower than the other, or the implementation is not as efficient as it could be for the case where only one direction is important. Only supporting most_common(n) makes it clear which case is optimized for.",1304211151
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2501993,comment,2501793,2501961,4,0,8plot,,,"One guy named Bernard von NotHaus created the ""Liberty Dollar"" and is now facing a 45 year prison sentence. After a little googling, it's unclear why exactly he is being punished, but this how one article summed it up:<p>""Congress has exclusive power to coin money in the U.S. and to regulate its value, according to the Treasury Department.""",1304211031
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2501992,comment,2501725,2501725,2,0,gfunk911,,,"Discussion of this study<p><a href=""http://www.marksdailyapple.com/fish-oil-prostate-cancer/"" rel=""nofollow"">http://www.marksdailyapple.com/fish-oil-prostate-cancer/</a>",1304210940
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2501991,story,,,1,0,one010101,"Libertarians call for permanent government shutdown",http://www.lp.org/news/press-releases/libertarians-call-for-permanent-government-shutdown,,1304210929
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2501990,comment,2501890,2501890,2,0,ihodes,,,"No, the implications of this do not include ""intelligent chips"". Neurons aren't ""smarter"" than something we can currently create digitally, and if anything they transmit information more slowly.<p>The primary use of technology like this? Better brain implants (especially interesting considering the reported increased attractions neurons had for the tubes; this is one of the major problems in brain implants right now).",1304210797
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2501989,comment,2501160,2501584,4,0,slig,,,"Don't think so. Chartbeat was affected by the AWS outage and he claims that his company own the server cluster.",1304210735
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2501988,comment,2501560,2501756,1,0,nostrademons,,,"You can find a lot of this on Reddit. Hacker News, too. Look, I just did it in this comment.",1304210667
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2501987,story,,,1,0,dwikis,"Wawasan Pendidikan Imam al-Ghazali ",http://dwikisetiyawan.wordpress.com/2011/05/01/wawasan-pendidikan-imam-al-ghazali/,,1304210648
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2501986,comment,2501006,2501742,6,0,waterlesscloud,,,"The whole online poker kerfuffle is not an unrelated idea here.<p>The idea is that online poker chips were being used for money laundering, and the first point of control attempted was the exchange of chips for USD via banks.",1304210641
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2501985,comment,2500859,2501856,1,0,kragen,,,"My very limited experience with SBCL has been that, although you can get performance that's considerably better than CPython, you don't get close to C performance without sacrificing dynamism and safety.",1304210641
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2501984,comment,2501793,2501909,1,0,calpaterson,,,"It's not illegal in a lot of jurisdictions, including Canada and the UK.",1304210607
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2501983,comment,2500859,2501834,2,0,kragen,,,"Last I heard, no JS engine was close to LuaJIT's performance; they were all worse by a factor of five or so. Clojure being in the LuaJIT ballpark would surprise me (do you have benchmarks?) but Racket wouldn't. (But I wouldn't call Scheme a dynamic language!)",1304210575
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2501982,comment,2501495,2501819,1,0,spullara,,,"I have it going to S3 because it gives me the ability to instantly send someone a link or access from wherever I am. Also, I planned on doing larger crawls + analysis. Should be pretty easy though to hook it into a local file API like I mention above if that is more convenient for you.",1304210497
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2501981,comment,2500082,2500763,1,0,jrockway,,,"<i>So Google must be careful to maintain a clear distinction between employees and contractors. I suspect the badges and tiered privileges are just that.</i><p>This is not true. I have been a contractor at big companies before, and the only way anyone knows the difference is your badge and title in the corporate directory. Other than that, everything is the same.<p>You get a W-2 and everything.",1304210488
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2501980,comment,2501793,2501793,8,0,blankslate,,,"I'd be surprised if PayPal didn't see Bitcoin as some form of competition - so, this is fairly unsurprising. Most companies prefer not to facilitate their competitors.",1304210475
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2501979,comment,2501418,2501662,1,0,Devilboy,,,"Sybase is a fantastic piece of engineering. Nice code syntax, rock solid in production.<p>There you go, now you've heard a good thing about the father of MS SQL Server.",1304210430
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2501978,story,,,1,0,od,"CDC Flu App Challenge - $35,000 in prizes",http://fluapp.challenge.gov/,,1304210420
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2501977,comment,2501495,2501792,1,0,spullara,,,"Probably wouldn't be that hard to modify. I haven't looked at the local file API available from Safari plugins but should be easy.",1304210390
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2501976,comment,2501418,2501510,4,0,dpapathanasiou,,,"Hard to say if the switch to Oracle (and the resulting expenses) was the reason for their demise, but I was surprised by this:<p>""<i>In 2000 they were doing around $24 million per quarter with a gross margin of 21%.</i>""<p>Wow. How could you get off to a start like that and blow it all?",1304210360
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2501975,comment,2501560,2501560,0,0,daimyoyo,,,"I guess I'm not as socially awkward as I'd thought. Within 5 minutes of meeting most people I've decided that they're idiots(usually they don't try to hide it) but I'm smart enough to keep my opinions to myself. There are two reasons why: First, I realize telling people that they're wrong and exactly why isn't likely to inspire anything but contempt; and more importantly, I understand that when you argue with an idiot you don't lift the idiot up, they drag you down. So why bother? Perhaps this blogger isn't smarter than everyone else, he's just a dick and isn't self aware of his condition.",1304210323
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2501974,story,,,3,1,crizCraig,"The Debate Over Dog Fighting Video Games for Android",http://revrob.com/society-topmenu-49/167-the-debate-over-dog-fighting-video-games-for-android,,1304210213
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2501973,story,,,1,0,SmartDeals,"Angie Varona",http://gobodynow.com/angie-varona/,"Angie Varona Talks With GoBodyNow.Com Angie Varona currently lives in Miami, Florida in the United States. Angie Varona is currently 18 years of age, and her body is all natural. Angie, with a stunning body at such a young age, will continue to maintain in shape and has been assumed to have great potential as a future sex symbol",1304210131
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2501972,comment,2501793,2501945,3,0,waterlesscloud,,,"Or casinos. Both with the chips themselves and Player's Cards. Or Frequent Flier miles, which are so much of an alternate currency that the IRS taxes them at a certain point.",1304210126
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2501971,comment,2501006,2501844,1,0,gwern,,,"One Kim Jong-Il is worth all of Pirate Bay combined, and heck, throw in Assange & Manning as well (they've informed the public, helped out the historians a lot, and caused some irritation, but I see few concrete changes to stack up against hundreds of thousands of dead).<p>So, yes, I did think of the inconvenient people.",1304210086
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2501970,comment,2501890,2501890,0,0,mijnpc,,,seriously?,1304210066
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2501969,story,,,1,0,SmartDeals,"Real Estate Agent in Richmond",http://realestateagentsrichmond.com/,"You will find only the most qualified Real Estate Agents in Richmond on our site. You will find links to Real Estate sites and E-mail addresses of Real Estate Agents from all over British Columbia.<p>Please feel free to contact directly any of these Real Estate Agents.",1304210031
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2501968,comment,2500943,2501171,1,0,gpambrozio,,,"I'm doing the same thing for my iPhone app. Thanks for sharing this. I was thinking about a way to share mine but only partially. I have a column for comments, for example that I might not want to expose.<p>But I don't think that's what he wants... I believe this is a web app, am I right?",1304209902
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2501966,comment,2500943,2500943,2,0,shii,,,"Also don't forget to list your app on <a href=""http://alternativeto.net"" rel=""nofollow"">http://alternativeto.net</a>",1304209816
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2501964,comment,2500082,2501204,3,0,jrockway,,,"Why so much backpedaling? You didn't say anything wrong. The article of the author is being an extremist baby, so you decided to be extreme in your response. Seems fair to me.",1304209737
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2501962,comment,2500082,2500207,2,0,othermaciej,,,"The fact that some employees have have lower benefits than others is not necessarily outrageous or even that unusual. The fact that Google apparently really wants to avoid having this documented is rather strange, though.",1304209684
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2501961,comment,2501793,2501909,1,0,metageek,,,"Alternate currencies seem to be legal in the US. There's a minor movement of people setting up local currencies to encourage doing business with local merchants.<p><a href=""http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Local_currency"" rel=""nofollow"">http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Local_currency</a>",1304209611
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2501960,comment,2501495,2501792,1,0,Harkins,,,"There is a nice Firefox plugin called Scrapbook that does this.",1304209579
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2501959,story,,,1,0,ph0rque,"Factor e Farm Convergence",http://openfarmtech.org/wiki/Factor_e_Farm_Convergence,,1304209562
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2501958,story,,,1,0,charliegilkey,"Save Time Later by Making Decisions Now",http://lifehacker.com/#!5797302/save-time-later-by-making-decisions-now,,1304209473
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2501957,comment,2501505,2501878,1,0,wikyd,,,"Somehow, I doubt the collection of fewer taxes will stop things like war. Instead, it's really you, me, and other taxpayers who aren't getting our cut.",1304209437
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2501956,comment,2501560,2501735,9,0,mootothemax,,,"<i>This isn't about social skills, it's about not being a dick.</i><p>And yet it is <i>so easy</i> to be a dick. I remember working at one company where my boss was awesome at telling me when I had inadvertently made myself less popular. The classic example was when someone in a meeting said <i>""Wow, [some technology] sounds amazing - how does it work?""</i> and I started my reply with <i>""Well... it's quite complicated, but...""</i><p>Now, when someone tells you that the above is irritating and condescending, it's obvious - but before then I had never considered it. So socially awkward isn't necessarily about lacking confidence :)",1304209403
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2501955,comment,2501793,2501918,4,0,ansy,,,"What value are bitcoins if nobody can legally accept or use them? The IRS is not known for being understanding toward things that look like tax evasion.",1304209336
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2501954,comment,2500082,2501214,3,0,jrockway,,,"Interestingly, if you say this in a ""oh noes, my spam ads got pulled from Google and they won't talk to me on the phone!"" thread, you get downmodded to oblivion.",1304209293
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2501953,comment,2501793,2501793,12,0,sfgfdhgfdshdhhd,,,"It may still be possible to exchange bitcoins through mtgox and then through liberty reserve and bank money orders. Each stage along this route eats up 1-5%. Otherwise, informal transfers through the OTC ( <a href=""http://bitcoin-otc.com/"" rel=""nofollow"">http://bitcoin-otc.com/</a> ) do work.<p>Tying too much cash in paypal is a mistake. There is no guarantee that you won't snag on some tripwire in their rules engine. That and all BTC-cash exchanges have so far been shut down by PayPal.<p>But more fundamentally, Bitcoin is incompatible with the credit card system. CC security is very lax, so CC transactions have to be reversible (the onus is on the merchant rather than the buyer). Banks (and Paypal is a bank) are ill equipped to parse the math and the crypto that go with a proof that a transaction has occured. Not technically, but institutionally they are a different thing.",1304209290
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2501951,comment,2501793,2501905,8,0,wmf,,,"Everyone knows or should know that PayPal freezes all accounts that are doing anything out of the ordinary.",1304209273
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2501950,comment,2501505,2501505,11,0,savramescu,,,"I thinks this is amateur hour for NY Times.\nWe dont know much about the terms of this gift, but it seems like it clearly falls into a gray area that has been of concern to Congress,\nIf the shares truly cant be sold so that there is some restriction on the universitys ability to transfer stock, then it would suggest it is a contribution of partial interest only, which would not be deductible as a charitable contribution,\nThey don't know the actual terms of the deal. It's only speculation and they're trying to paint Dr. Bose as a law-breaker without hard proof.",1304209242
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2501949,comment,2500943,2501854,1,0,aquark,,,"Sounds kinda cool, but unless I'm totally missing it there isn't a demo available of what this actually looks like on a site.<p>I appreciate it is free, but attempting to create one asked for my email address at which point I'm not even sure what I'm giving it out for.",1304209179
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2501948,comment,2501793,2501938,3,0,rumpelstiltskin,,,"Thanks for the explanation, had no idea. You really shouldn't get so angry tho.",1304209129
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2501947,story,,,1,0,apievangelist,"Cloud Printing with Box.net",http://www.kinlane.com/2011/04/cloud-printing-with-box-net/,,1304209093
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2501946,comment,2501892,2501892,1,0,makecheck,,,"I'm not sure if this is really necessary...<p>- With Automator (Applications folder), even a shell script that pipes input into itself can be wrapped as a standalone application and saved.<p>- Naming any script with a "".command"" extension (or "".tool"") makes it double-clickable from the Finder. Though in that case, it runs in a terminal window and isn't quite as nice as a standalone application.",1304209088
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2501945,comment,2501793,2501909,3,0,jonursenbach,,,"What about websites that offer credits? If Bitcoin is illegal, then so are stuff like Facebook Credits and Flattr for being alternate currencies.",1304209079
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2501944,comment,2501259,2501558,2,0,lotharbot,,,"Now that you know he exists, you can track his HN posts with <a href=""http://hackerfollow.com/"" rel=""nofollow"">http://hackerfollow.com/</a> (I'm not affiliated in any way, I just think it's a nice tool.)",1304209060
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2501943,comment,2499881,2500306,1,0,othermaciej,,,"It is the end. Because they had no funding, they could not get legal representation, and had to accept the default judgment against them. So the company went bankrupt and had to be shut down. They are now doing different things.<p>The interesting aspect of this story to me is that you can utterly destroy an early-stage startup with a well-timed patent lawsuit, even if your claim has no merit. I wonder why this hasn't happened more often.",1304209032
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2501942,comment,2501536,2501536,3,0,3kMarlin,,,"While LGPL and MPL are similar, there are differences and they should not be lumped together.<p>The biggest difference is that MPL allows static linking while LGPL does not. While in the past this wasn't a big deal, it is important for iOS development since you cannot dynamically link to libraries in iOS apps.",1304209030
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2501941,comment,2497360,2501820,2,0,dkersten,,,"I'm not worrying if people believe me ;-) My lengthy post was because you said you were interested in hearing more details. If you believe me then great, but if not, whatever.<p>The pressure aspect is very interesting. As far as I remember, I've always had it, but it varied each time. I've never experienced the splitting in two; that would certainly be strange. I remember one trip where it felt like I was slowly rotating, so that roughly 50% through the trip I was upsidedown. When I rotated the full way and was upright again, I instantly snapped out of it. I often had those kind of ""when X happened, I instantly snapped out"" experiences actually (another time I was walking around and it felt like I was falling (the pressure) away from where I took salvia (in a car), bouncing off people to get back ""up"" to where I was and when I got back, I sat into the car and the door shut, I snapped out of the trip).<p>Hmm, good point. Honestly, it was too long ago and I don't remember. I do remember that after a little while I gave up and dropped the pen. As for knowing if there are people or not, I've had different experiences each time - sometimes I forgot about people completely and was lost in my own world, other times the people were there with me (eg, the car trip I mentioned above, I was interacting with people and it felt like I was bouncing off them to get back to the car, kind of like being the ball in a pinball machine).<p>I've only ever smoked extract, usually in a pipe (the other times in a bong). I have smoked different strength extracts, the weakest being either 5 or 10x, the strongest being perhaps 50x and most often 30 or 35x. I have never tried it any other way (due to availability). I don't remember what strength it was that night or if we used a pipe or bong.<p>I didn't try it again. Thinking about it now, I really don't know why, it seems obvious that I should have, yet somehow it never ocurred to me to do it again. We thought it was a bit of a laugh really, which is probably why we didn't put any effort in recording the solution. Kicking myself now, of course. I remember that day we were doing projects for class or soemthing, so perhaps thats why we decided to program on it, while other days we wouldn't have been, but we did a lot of random programming, so I don't think thats why. I don't have a good answer for it really. Then over time I ended up taking salvia less and less until I stopped altogether, for no other reason than that I just didn't feel like it. Then they banned most formerly-legal drugs here, so now I don't think I can even get any anymore (afaik anyway, I never actually checked after most headshops were closed down here). I kinda want to repeat the experiment now!",1304209022
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2501940,comment,2501560,2501744,2,0,flipp,,,"The video in question: <a href=""http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I25UeVXrEHQ"" rel=""nofollow"">http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I25UeVXrEHQ</a>",1304208964
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2501939,comment,2501463,2501463,5,0,clemesha,,,"If your app uses a database, you've got bigger problems than optimizing Nginx for high traffic loads.<p>That said, I absolutely love Nginx because it's so damn lightweight, and easy to setup and maintain.",1304208913
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2501938,comment,2501793,2501905,10,0,Locke1689,,,"Hacker News has a timeout for responding to nested comment threads. The idea is to prevent long and drawn-out reply bickering between two people. If you can't reply to one of your comment's children, calm down, take a breath, and wait 5-20 minutes.",1304208900
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2501937,comment,2501160,2501160,7,0,martincmartin,,,"Disclaimer: I work at Endeca, which just launched Latitdue, a mostly in-memory OLAP product. I work in the performance and scale group, and I've been experimenting with the speed of these things lately.<p>As an experiment, I wrote a simple, stand alone program that takes a compressed database column and a list of which rows you care about, and does a group by with count. (We're a column store, so every column is stored separately.) For 1 billion records, it took about 250 ms.<p>This is on a 4-socket Nehalem, so I had 32 cores and used 32 threads. If they're using Nehalems as well, and have 1 socket per box, they're using 320 cores. So they're about a factor of 40 slower than my simple experiment.<p>To be sure, theirs was a general system that presumably runs on their actual data, whereas mine was just an experiment. Still, it seems quite possible to get the same result with significantly less hardware.",1304208856
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2501936,comment,2501006,2501904,6,0,forensic,,,"rolling back a transaction and claiming it yourself is a kind of stealing<p>more advanced ways of stealing bitcoins have been developed and successfully simulated, for instance the dominant cartel can actually go several blocks ahead of everyone else but not advertise them, and then only roll back other people's finds when those people advertise them.<p>For instance the cartel using superior cpu power actually solves 2 blocks ahead of everyone else but does not tell the other nodes that it has solved it. It waits until someone else advertises that they have solved the block and then releases their own and rolls back the other person's.<p>There are many optimizations that can be made to improve this exploit. The exploit completely ruins any hope for bitcoins being an unmanipulated currency.<p>Even in the base case scenario where multiple cartels compete to dominate the bitcoins, the average person will be squeezed out and all the advantage will go to the cartels. It will end up WORSE than other currencies based on the credibility of the various governments.<p>The bitcoin concept is inherently flawed because cpu power is not democratic. Especially when it comes to the implementation details of bitcoins, which are actually very inefficiently computed on a regular person's computer. Purpose-built bitcoin computers are orders of magnitude more effective than normal computers, compounding the other issues with bitcoins.<p>The fact that most people's CPU cycles are migrating toward mobile battery powered devices does not help either. How many people do you know who still have bulky desktop computers plugged into the network 24/7 rather than mobile battery powered devices that spend more time offline than online?",1304208794
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2501935,comment,2501639,2501639,6,0,eli,,,"Uh.. Aren't mathematical formula patentable?<p>(Edit: the answer is ""sometimes."" <a href=""http://www.uspto.gov/web/offices/pac/mpep/documents/2100_2106_02.htm"" rel=""nofollow"">http://www.uspto.gov/web/offices/pac/mpep/documents/2100_210...</a> , <a href=""http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/State_Street_Bank_v._Signature_Financial_Group"" rel=""nofollow"">http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/State_Street_Bank_v._Signature_...</a>)",1304208758
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2501934,comment,2501677,2501677,4,0,alanfalcon,,,"Sounds like I should paint one wall of my office blue, for when I'm doing creative tasks, and one wall of my office red, for when I'm doing detail oriented work. I wonder what would happen if I painted a third wall blue with orange and lavender spots?",1304208755
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2501933,comment,2500991,2501566,1,0,Goladus,,,"Yeah, I didn't even know about it until today. I saw fliers for the Cambridge science festival, but it was basically just a calendar of events and I didn't notice anything on the scale of the open house.",1304208746
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2501932,story,,,3,0,yanw,"Trying to Stir Up a Popular Protest in China, From a Bedroom in Manhattan",http://www.nytimes.com/2011/04/29/world/asia/29jasmine.html,,1304208732
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2501931,comment,2501793,2501909,6,0,frossie,,,"<i>I'm not a lawyer, but my understanding is that creating an alternate currency is strictly illegal.</i><p>IANAL either, but I would be interested in a citation on that. My understanding is that say in the US (a) you can't print US dollars (because the Fed has a monopoly on that) and (b) you can't refuse to take US dollars (because they are legal tender). That said, I don't know of a law that says you can't also use an alternative currency. For example if a school had ""school money"" where ""credits"" are earned for good grades and are exchanged for lunch or snacks, that is a form of alternate currency that surely is not illegal.",1304208728
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2501930,comment,2501793,2501918,3,0,patrickod,,,"Wasn't this the whole purpose of the distributed system? It was created with such situations in mind where a governments and others try to stop the flow of money through certain areas or to individuals.",1304208516
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2501929,comment,2500859,2501919,4,0,kingkilr,,,"There are plans, but nothing yet, this reddit thread has some decent information: <a href=""http://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/h0uuv/pypy_15_released_catching_up/"" rel=""nofollow"">http://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/h0uuv/pypy_15_releas...</a>",1304208508
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2501928,comment,2501791,2501917,1,0,andypants,,,"Can't believe I forgot about ep.io! I added it to the list, thanks :]",1304208486
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2501927,comment,2501725,2501725,5,0,DarkShikari,,,"<i>Analyzing data from a nationwide study involving more than 3,400 men, researchers at Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center found that men with the highest blood percentages of docosahexaenoic acid, or DHA, an inflammation-lowering omega-3 fatty acid commonly found in fatty fish, have two-and-a-half-times the risk of developing aggressive, high-grade prostate cancer compared to men with the lowest DHA levels. </i><p>Correlation isn't causation. There are literally a billion possible factors that could be responsible besides a direct relationship. Of course, the same applies to any research demonstrating the efficacy of Omega-3s, too.<p>This is the problem with a lot of nutrition studies: a huge number of completely false associations were and still are being invented because of an inability to control for important factors. For example, the ""fiber theory"" of health has turned out to be almost completely false: it appeared to be ""healthy"" because eating fiber meant eating fewer (digested) carbohydrates. The fiber itself did almost nothing for health.<p>It gets worse when massive chains of correlations are assumed to be causes. A is correlated with B, B is correlated with C, C is correlated with D, therefore A causes D. The whole mess of saturated fats, cholesterol levels, heart attacks, and heart disease is a case of this.",1304208461
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2501926,comment,2501006,2501150,1,0,olalonde,,,"<a href=""http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Exchange_rate"" rel=""nofollow"">http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Exchange_rate</a> would be a good starting point.",1304208445
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2501925,comment,2501659,2501659,1,0,zwieback,,,"That's funny - I saw the link in HN and before clicking on it I thought to myself ""simple, Corvallis Oregon, where I live."" And sure enough, I was right.<p>When we moved here from California I was struck about how much people in the Willamette Valley love to talk about how the ""Big One"" will come and how there's going to be a big Tsunami. Well, maybe, but in the meantime it's been the most temperate climate you can imagine. The worst thing we get is the occasional ice storm but nothing like our neighbors in Portland.",1304208439
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2501924,comment,2501006,2501851,1,0,mrb,,,"As low as 15%?<p>Citation needed please.",1304208392
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2501923,comment,2501639,2501802,5,0,MarkSweep,,,"You can often use the menu View -> Page Style -> No Style to fix these sorts of problem. On Windows it's a quick Alt-V-Y-N and then an Alt-V-Y-B to turn styling back on.",1304208320
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2501922,comment,2501793,2501793,1,0,supervotetime,,,"call in the /b/?",1304208269
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2501921,comment,2500082,2500082,1,0,dr_,,,"On a side note, coming to read this now with over 350 comments, without the rating system I can't make heads or tails of which ones are or are not worth reading.",1304208259
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2501920,story,,,4,1,JoshCole,"Show HN: I built something for you",,"I was interested in learning Clojure, learning how to scrape websites, and making something that might be useful so I built a site that is rather like a StackOverFlow for Hacker News. It scrapes Hacker News discussions into a very naively implemented wiki. One thing I like about the site is it has tagged search. One thing I don't like is its lack of polish. Right now submitting articles is disabled until pg is done experimenting.<p>Link: http://173.255.212.42/<p>PS: I'm looking for a summer internship.",1304208252
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2501919,comment,2500859,2500859,1,0,john7,,,"Can numpy be used with pypy? Or are there plans for that?",1304208231
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2501918,comment,2501793,2501909,2,0,viraptor,,,"What are the options of stopping bitcoin? It could be banned from paypal and card transactions. But you can't really ban it otherwise. If I want to give you something for bitcoins, we can do the exchange. There's no real trail, so it simply can't be stopped for personal use.",1304208192
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2501917,comment,2501791,2501791,3,0,ericflo,,,"This list is missing the excellent ep.io.",1304208135
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2501916,story,,,7,0,curthopkins,"Anonymous Targets Iran",http://www.readwriteweb.com/archives/anonymous_targets_iran.php?sms_ss=hackernews&at_xt=4dbca29ad25ba5a5%2C0,,1304208039
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2501915,comment,2499957,2500333,1,0,shahedkhan30,,,"Yes, I'm looking for a developer/designer who are interested in working at a start-up. I want know their programming/designing backgrounds before I introduce my start-up.",1304208029
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2501914,comment,2501639,2501639,15,0,pbhjpbhj,,,"This line of reasoning is futile.<p>Whether it is a valid argument or not is immaterial. The purpose of patent law is to protect applied innovations. If patent law is proven to not cover the innovations that the lawmakers intend it too then that doesn't mean that those innovations will no longer be protected it means that there has been a drafting error. The law will be re-drafted, or more realistically reinterpreted, to have a meaning allowing software patents but somehow defining a complexity limit or some such to prevent <i>mere</i> mathematical discoveries from being patented. I know that recourse to consider the intention of the draftees is made in UK [patent] law and assume this is true in the USA(?).<p>See for comparison UK/European patent law with respect to computer implemented inventions. Software patents are a mentioned exclusion but a little ""as such""/""<i>per se</i>"" keeps the door open for them.<p>Field matters too. Compression algorithms and codecs always seemed too close to mathematics to be patentable to me but a compression algorithm as applied performs a useful real-world action (""provides a technical contribution to the art"") and so is considered to be in the class of innovations that it is desirous to protect.",1304208003
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2501913,comment,2501659,2501900,1,0,mkr-hn,,,"I've heard that sound two times in my life (in Georgia). Only one was a tornado anywhere near structures and people. We get thunderstorm and tornado watches every time a storm moves in.<p>The odds of a tornado occurring are slim already, and the odds of being impacted by it even slimmer. I think it helps being right at the edge of the tornado risk map where storms are already weak.",1304208002
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2502005,comment,2501463,2501939,2,0,peterb,,,"At scale, all components cause ""bigger"" problems: http server, app server, database/datastore, file system, load balancer, etc. Saying the database is a bigger problem is only true in specific situations.",1304211574
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2502004,comment,2500943,2500943,1,0,davesmylie,,,"I'm planning on submitting my side project to these directories in a week or two (or three) hopefully. (I just have a few more bugs to iron out first =).<p>Any chance of a follow-up post in a week or so letting us know how you get on - whether you're getting any traffic from them, whether it was worth the time etc etc",1304211523
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2502002,comment,2501560,2501940,0,0,marshray,,,"I feel ill.<p>Wait a minute, I've just been cured of nail-biting. I feel the glory! Stallman is truly a saint!! All hail St. Ignucius!",1304211445
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2502001,comment,2501899,2501899,41,0,grandalf,,,"I hope by now those on HN skeptical of Wikileaks have been sufficiently won over.",1304211437
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2502000,story,,,7,0,va_coder,"Apple's Chinese workers treated 'inhumanely, like machines'",http://www.guardian.co.uk/technology/2011/apr/30/apple-chinese-workers-treated-inhumanely,,1304211425
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2501999,comment,2501006,2501699,4,0,kd0amg,,,"<i>It is not possible to ""corner the market"" by having more gpu power than other people. The btc algorithm was designed to only produce bitcoins at a constant rate. Adding a million more systems trying to calculate the answer to the next hash block only makes it a million times slower.</i><p>Which means you mine them as fast as everyone else used to, while everyone else mines them at one millionth the rate they used to.",1304211400
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2501998,comment,2501022,2501633,1,0,tolmasky,,,"The iChat situation is actually more curious. It differs from everything else in a few regards:<p>1. Adium was an open source project that had barely started when iChat came out. The ""true"" competitor in this case was the official AIM client which I'm pretty sure Apple made a deal with AOL. -- This alone should disqualify it from any further discussion.<p>2. AIM is not the dominant network in most other countries (making iChat useless in those cases)<p>3. AOL owns the network and thus its pretty hard for Apple to outright ""kill"" other chat apps.<p>--<p><pre><code> Why is the concept of a bookmark that can tell you when it has updates a nerd feature?</code></pre>\nI don't know, but it is. I can guarantee you my parents don't know what RSS is. I think the story of RSS is probably pretty interesting, it may be the case that as social started providing better links than one-team blog sites, its use went down, but this is purely speculation on my part.<p>--<p>Spotlight issues are not anecdotal, they were widely reported. Remember that this feature is now 6 years old, but just search on the internet and you will see that Apple's support forums and articles in Apple sites are full of stuff like this:<p><a href=""http://hints.macworld.com/article.php?story=20090422063557423"" rel=""nofollow"">http://hints.macworld.com/article.php?story=2009042206355742...</a><p><a href=""https://discussions.apple.com/thread/507442?threadID=507442"" rel=""nofollow"">https://discussions.apple.com/thread/507442?threadID=507442</a><p><a href=""https://discussions.apple.com/thread/467039?threadID=467039"" rel=""nofollow"">https://discussions.apple.com/thread/467039?threadID=467039</a><p>(just a few, the more curious can track it more thoroughly)<p>It was so bad for some people that a ""spotless"" application was created to remove it from particularly pesky computers (no zealots ever felt the need to remove expose). It received 4 mice from MacWorld -- <a href=""http://www.fixamacsoftware.com/software/spot/"" rel=""nofollow"">http://www.fixamacsoftware.com/software/spot/</a>! This is all very well documented and 'it worked for me' is in this case the far more anecdotal stance. I will completely concede that these problems have for the most part gone away -- but again, its been 6 years. I'd hate it if this kills Instapaper and it takes a similarly long time to get parity.<p>--<p>I mentioned iTunes in my original post as something that was successful, and my analysis was that it was because it was a ""real"" app: in other words, something Apple cared about and created a team around. I don't think Apple cares that much about Dashboard or Safari RSS.<p>And yes I completely forgot about Sherlock: it does fit the bill really well. Remember how after a while they were shipping it with channels that wouldn't even work anymore? I think its funny that they still have a page for it here: <a href=""http://www.apple.com/lae/sherlock/"" rel=""nofollow"">http://www.apple.com/lae/sherlock/</a><p>(edits: added spotless link and grammar)",1304211342
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2501997,comment,2501505,2501957,-1,0,grandalf,,,"This is a donation to a non profit. I think under the typical allocation of government ""revenue"", at least 40% of the taxes withdrawn from the donation would be used to pay for the war.<p>Tax rates aren't likely to change in response to how much is actually spent, as your comment seems to assume.",1304211325
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2501996,story,,,31,8,hanszeir,"In Oracle's fight with open source, the good guys won -- this time",http://www.javaworld.com/javaworld/jw-04-2011/110421-techs-bottom-line.html,,1304211313
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2501995,comment,2501725,2501927,5,0,aksbhat,,,"link to the paper: <a href=""http://aje.oxfordjournals.org/content/early/2011/04/19/aje.kwr027.abstract?sid=f3bdb522-3db9-44aa-8702-5d07ee3abe98"" rel=""nofollow"">http://aje.oxfordjournals.org/content/early/2011/04/19/aje.k...</a><p>I guess that a paper won't get accepted in Am. J. Epidemiol without proper consideration of such correlation.<p>The studies generally try to control for homophilly, contagion and confounding etc.",1304211152
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2501994,comment,2500427,2501083,3,0,bdarnell,,,"most_common(n) takes an optional argument, which makes a difference. With no arguments, you're just sorting the list, but when you just want the first N, you don't have to sort the entire list first. However, the partial-sorting optimizations are generally not symmetric, so supporting both most and least common would imply that either one direction is slower than the other, or the implementation is not as efficient as it could be for the case where only one direction is important. Only supporting most_common(n) makes it clear which case is optimized for.",1304211151
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2501993,comment,2501793,2501961,4,0,8plot,,,"One guy named Bernard von NotHaus created the ""Liberty Dollar"" and is now facing a 45 year prison sentence. After a little googling, it's unclear why exactly he is being punished, but this how one article summed it up:<p>""Congress has exclusive power to coin money in the U.S. and to regulate its value, according to the Treasury Department.""",1304211031
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2501992,comment,2501725,2501725,2,0,gfunk911,,,"Discussion of this study<p><a href=""http://www.marksdailyapple.com/fish-oil-prostate-cancer/"" rel=""nofollow"">http://www.marksdailyapple.com/fish-oil-prostate-cancer/</a>",1304210940
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2501991,story,,,1,0,one010101,"Libertarians call for permanent government shutdown",http://www.lp.org/news/press-releases/libertarians-call-for-permanent-government-shutdown,,1304210929
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2501990,comment,2501890,2501890,2,0,ihodes,,,"No, the implications of this do not include ""intelligent chips"". Neurons aren't ""smarter"" than something we can currently create digitally, and if anything they transmit information more slowly.<p>The primary use of technology like this? Better brain implants (especially interesting considering the reported increased attractions neurons had for the tubes; this is one of the major problems in brain implants right now).",1304210797
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2501989,comment,2501160,2501584,4,0,slig,,,"Don't think so. Chartbeat was affected by the AWS outage and he claims that his company own the server cluster.",1304210735
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2501988,comment,2501560,2501756,1,0,nostrademons,,,"You can find a lot of this on Reddit. Hacker News, too. Look, I just did it in this comment.",1304210667
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2501987,story,,,1,0,dwikis,"Wawasan Pendidikan Imam al-Ghazali ",http://dwikisetiyawan.wordpress.com/2011/05/01/wawasan-pendidikan-imam-al-ghazali/,,1304210648
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2501986,comment,2501006,2501742,6,0,waterlesscloud,,,"The whole online poker kerfuffle is not an unrelated idea here.<p>The idea is that online poker chips were being used for money laundering, and the first point of control attempted was the exchange of chips for USD via banks.",1304210641
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2501985,comment,2500859,2501856,1,0,kragen,,,"My very limited experience with SBCL has been that, although you can get performance that's considerably better than CPython, you don't get close to C performance without sacrificing dynamism and safety.",1304210641
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2501984,comment,2501793,2501909,1,0,calpaterson,,,"It's not illegal in a lot of jurisdictions, including Canada and the UK.",1304210607
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2501983,comment,2500859,2501834,2,0,kragen,,,"Last I heard, no JS engine was close to LuaJIT's performance; they were all worse by a factor of five or so. Clojure being in the LuaJIT ballpark would surprise me (do you have benchmarks?) but Racket wouldn't. (But I wouldn't call Scheme a dynamic language!)",1304210575
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2501982,comment,2501495,2501819,1,0,spullara,,,"I have it going to S3 because it gives me the ability to instantly send someone a link or access from wherever I am. Also, I planned on doing larger crawls + analysis. Should be pretty easy though to hook it into a local file API like I mention above if that is more convenient for you.",1304210497
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2501981,comment,2500082,2500763,1,0,jrockway,,,"<i>So Google must be careful to maintain a clear distinction between employees and contractors. I suspect the badges and tiered privileges are just that.</i><p>This is not true. I have been a contractor at big companies before, and the only way anyone knows the difference is your badge and title in the corporate directory. Other than that, everything is the same.<p>You get a W-2 and everything.",1304210488
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2501980,comment,2501793,2501793,8,0,blankslate,,,"I'd be surprised if PayPal didn't see Bitcoin as some form of competition - so, this is fairly unsurprising. Most companies prefer not to facilitate their competitors.",1304210475
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2501979,comment,2501418,2501662,1,0,Devilboy,,,"Sybase is a fantastic piece of engineering. Nice code syntax, rock solid in production.<p>There you go, now you've heard a good thing about the father of MS SQL Server.",1304210430
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2501978,story,,,1,0,od,"CDC Flu App Challenge - $35,000 in prizes",http://fluapp.challenge.gov/,,1304210420
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2501977,comment,2501495,2501792,1,0,spullara,,,"Probably wouldn't be that hard to modify. I haven't looked at the local file API available from Safari plugins but should be easy.",1304210390
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2501976,comment,2501418,2501510,4,0,dpapathanasiou,,,"Hard to say if the switch to Oracle (and the resulting expenses) was the reason for their demise, but I was surprised by this:<p>""<i>In 2000 they were doing around $24 million per quarter with a gross margin of 21%.</i>""<p>Wow. How could you get off to a start like that and blow it all?",1304210360
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2501975,comment,2501560,2501560,0,0,daimyoyo,,,"I guess I'm not as socially awkward as I'd thought. Within 5 minutes of meeting most people I've decided that they're idiots(usually they don't try to hide it) but I'm smart enough to keep my opinions to myself. There are two reasons why: First, I realize telling people that they're wrong and exactly why isn't likely to inspire anything but contempt; and more importantly, I understand that when you argue with an idiot you don't lift the idiot up, they drag you down. So why bother? Perhaps this blogger isn't smarter than everyone else, he's just a dick and isn't self aware of his condition.",1304210323
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2501974,story,,,3,1,crizCraig,"The Debate Over Dog Fighting Video Games for Android",http://revrob.com/society-topmenu-49/167-the-debate-over-dog-fighting-video-games-for-android,,1304210213
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2501973,story,,,1,0,SmartDeals,"Angie Varona",http://gobodynow.com/angie-varona/,"Angie Varona Talks With GoBodyNow.Com Angie Varona currently lives in Miami, Florida in the United States. Angie Varona is currently 18 years of age, and her body is all natural. Angie, with a stunning body at such a young age, will continue to maintain in shape and has been assumed to have great potential as a future sex symbol",1304210131
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2501972,comment,2501793,2501945,3,0,waterlesscloud,,,"Or casinos. Both with the chips themselves and Player's Cards. Or Frequent Flier miles, which are so much of an alternate currency that the IRS taxes them at a certain point.",1304210126
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2501971,comment,2501006,2501844,1,0,gwern,,,"One Kim Jong-Il is worth all of Pirate Bay combined, and heck, throw in Assange & Manning as well (they've informed the public, helped out the historians a lot, and caused some irritation, but I see few concrete changes to stack up against hundreds of thousands of dead).<p>So, yes, I did think of the inconvenient people.",1304210086
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2501970,comment,2501890,2501890,0,0,mijnpc,,,seriously?,1304210066
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2501969,story,,,1,0,SmartDeals,"Real Estate Agent in Richmond",http://realestateagentsrichmond.com/,"You will find only the most qualified Real Estate Agents in Richmond on our site. You will find links to Real Estate sites and E-mail addresses of Real Estate Agents from all over British Columbia.<p>Please feel free to contact directly any of these Real Estate Agents.",1304210031
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2501968,comment,2500943,2501171,1,0,gpambrozio,,,"I'm doing the same thing for my iPhone app. Thanks for sharing this. I was thinking about a way to share mine but only partially. I have a column for comments, for example that I might not want to expose.<p>But I don't think that's what he wants... I believe this is a web app, am I right?",1304209902
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2501966,comment,2500943,2500943,2,0,shii,,,"Also don't forget to list your app on <a href=""http://alternativeto.net"" rel=""nofollow"">http://alternativeto.net</a>",1304209816
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2501964,comment,2500082,2501204,3,0,jrockway,,,"Why so much backpedaling? You didn't say anything wrong. The article of the author is being an extremist baby, so you decided to be extreme in your response. Seems fair to me.",1304209737
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2501962,comment,2500082,2500207,2,0,othermaciej,,,"The fact that some employees have have lower benefits than others is not necessarily outrageous or even that unusual. The fact that Google apparently really wants to avoid having this documented is rather strange, though.",1304209684
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2501961,comment,2501793,2501909,1,0,metageek,,,"Alternate currencies seem to be legal in the US. There's a minor movement of people setting up local currencies to encourage doing business with local merchants.<p><a href=""http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Local_currency"" rel=""nofollow"">http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Local_currency</a>",1304209611
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2501960,comment,2501495,2501792,1,0,Harkins,,,"There is a nice Firefox plugin called Scrapbook that does this.",1304209579
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2501959,story,,,1,0,ph0rque,"Factor e Farm Convergence",http://openfarmtech.org/wiki/Factor_e_Farm_Convergence,,1304209562
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2501958,story,,,1,0,charliegilkey,"Save Time Later by Making Decisions Now",http://lifehacker.com/#!5797302/save-time-later-by-making-decisions-now,,1304209473
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2501957,comment,2501505,2501878,1,0,wikyd,,,"Somehow, I doubt the collection of fewer taxes will stop things like war. Instead, it's really you, me, and other taxpayers who aren't getting our cut.",1304209437
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2501956,comment,2501560,2501735,9,0,mootothemax,,,"<i>This isn't about social skills, it's about not being a dick.</i><p>And yet it is <i>so easy</i> to be a dick. I remember working at one company where my boss was awesome at telling me when I had inadvertently made myself less popular. The classic example was when someone in a meeting said <i>""Wow, [some technology] sounds amazing - how does it work?""</i> and I started my reply with <i>""Well... it's quite complicated, but...""</i><p>Now, when someone tells you that the above is irritating and condescending, it's obvious - but before then I had never considered it. So socially awkward isn't necessarily about lacking confidence :)",1304209403
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2501955,comment,2501793,2501918,4,0,ansy,,,"What value are bitcoins if nobody can legally accept or use them? The IRS is not known for being understanding toward things that look like tax evasion.",1304209336
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2501954,comment,2500082,2501214,3,0,jrockway,,,"Interestingly, if you say this in a ""oh noes, my spam ads got pulled from Google and they won't talk to me on the phone!"" thread, you get downmodded to oblivion.",1304209293
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2501953,comment,2501793,2501793,12,0,sfgfdhgfdshdhhd,,,"It may still be possible to exchange bitcoins through mtgox and then through liberty reserve and bank money orders. Each stage along this route eats up 1-5%. Otherwise, informal transfers through the OTC ( <a href=""http://bitcoin-otc.com/"" rel=""nofollow"">http://bitcoin-otc.com/</a> ) do work.<p>Tying too much cash in paypal is a mistake. There is no guarantee that you won't snag on some tripwire in their rules engine. That and all BTC-cash exchanges have so far been shut down by PayPal.<p>But more fundamentally, Bitcoin is incompatible with the credit card system. CC security is very lax, so CC transactions have to be reversible (the onus is on the merchant rather than the buyer). Banks (and Paypal is a bank) are ill equipped to parse the math and the crypto that go with a proof that a transaction has occured. Not technically, but institutionally they are a different thing.",1304209290
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2501951,comment,2501793,2501905,8,0,wmf,,,"Everyone knows or should know that PayPal freezes all accounts that are doing anything out of the ordinary.",1304209273
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2501950,comment,2501505,2501505,11,0,savramescu,,,"I thinks this is amateur hour for NY Times.\nWe dont know much about the terms of this gift, but it seems like it clearly falls into a gray area that has been of concern to Congress,\nIf the shares truly cant be sold so that there is some restriction on the universitys ability to transfer stock, then it would suggest it is a contribution of partial interest only, which would not be deductible as a charitable contribution,\nThey don't know the actual terms of the deal. It's only speculation and they're trying to paint Dr. Bose as a law-breaker without hard proof.",1304209242
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2501949,comment,2500943,2501854,1,0,aquark,,,"Sounds kinda cool, but unless I'm totally missing it there isn't a demo available of what this actually looks like on a site.<p>I appreciate it is free, but attempting to create one asked for my email address at which point I'm not even sure what I'm giving it out for.",1304209179
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2501948,comment,2501793,2501938,3,0,rumpelstiltskin,,,"Thanks for the explanation, had no idea. You really shouldn't get so angry tho.",1304209129
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2501947,story,,,1,0,apievangelist,"Cloud Printing with Box.net",http://www.kinlane.com/2011/04/cloud-printing-with-box-net/,,1304209093
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2501946,comment,2501892,2501892,1,0,makecheck,,,"I'm not sure if this is really necessary...<p>- With Automator (Applications folder), even a shell script that pipes input into itself can be wrapped as a standalone application and saved.<p>- Naming any script with a "".command"" extension (or "".tool"") makes it double-clickable from the Finder. Though in that case, it runs in a terminal window and isn't quite as nice as a standalone application.",1304209088
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2501945,comment,2501793,2501909,3,0,jonursenbach,,,"What about websites that offer credits? If Bitcoin is illegal, then so are stuff like Facebook Credits and Flattr for being alternate currencies.",1304209079
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2501944,comment,2501259,2501558,2,0,lotharbot,,,"Now that you know he exists, you can track his HN posts with <a href=""http://hackerfollow.com/"" rel=""nofollow"">http://hackerfollow.com/</a> (I'm not affiliated in any way, I just think it's a nice tool.)",1304209060
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2501943,comment,2499881,2500306,1,0,othermaciej,,,"It is the end. Because they had no funding, they could not get legal representation, and had to accept the default judgment against them. So the company went bankrupt and had to be shut down. They are now doing different things.<p>The interesting aspect of this story to me is that you can utterly destroy an early-stage startup with a well-timed patent lawsuit, even if your claim has no merit. I wonder why this hasn't happened more often.",1304209032
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2501942,comment,2501536,2501536,3,0,3kMarlin,,,"While LGPL and MPL are similar, there are differences and they should not be lumped together.<p>The biggest difference is that MPL allows static linking while LGPL does not. While in the past this wasn't a big deal, it is important for iOS development since you cannot dynamically link to libraries in iOS apps.",1304209030
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2501941,comment,2497360,2501820,2,0,dkersten,,,"I'm not worrying if people believe me ;-) My lengthy post was because you said you were interested in hearing more details. If you believe me then great, but if not, whatever.<p>The pressure aspect is very interesting. As far as I remember, I've always had it, but it varied each time. I've never experienced the splitting in two; that would certainly be strange. I remember one trip where it felt like I was slowly rotating, so that roughly 50% through the trip I was upsidedown. When I rotated the full way and was upright again, I instantly snapped out of it. I often had those kind of ""when X happened, I instantly snapped out"" experiences actually (another time I was walking around and it felt like I was falling (the pressure) away from where I took salvia (in a car), bouncing off people to get back ""up"" to where I was and when I got back, I sat into the car and the door shut, I snapped out of the trip).<p>Hmm, good point. Honestly, it was too long ago and I don't remember. I do remember that after a little while I gave up and dropped the pen. As for knowing if there are people or not, I've had different experiences each time - sometimes I forgot about people completely and was lost in my own world, other times the people were there with me (eg, the car trip I mentioned above, I was interacting with people and it felt like I was bouncing off them to get back to the car, kind of like being the ball in a pinball machine).<p>I've only ever smoked extract, usually in a pipe (the other times in a bong). I have smoked different strength extracts, the weakest being either 5 or 10x, the strongest being perhaps 50x and most often 30 or 35x. I have never tried it any other way (due to availability). I don't remember what strength it was that night or if we used a pipe or bong.<p>I didn't try it again. Thinking about it now, I really don't know why, it seems obvious that I should have, yet somehow it never ocurred to me to do it again. We thought it was a bit of a laugh really, which is probably why we didn't put any effort in recording the solution. Kicking myself now, of course. I remember that day we were doing projects for class or soemthing, so perhaps thats why we decided to program on it, while other days we wouldn't have been, but we did a lot of random programming, so I don't think thats why. I don't have a good answer for it really. Then over time I ended up taking salvia less and less until I stopped altogether, for no other reason than that I just didn't feel like it. Then they banned most formerly-legal drugs here, so now I don't think I can even get any anymore (afaik anyway, I never actually checked after most headshops were closed down here). I kinda want to repeat the experiment now!",1304209022
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2501940,comment,2501560,2501744,2,0,flipp,,,"The video in question: <a href=""http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I25UeVXrEHQ"" rel=""nofollow"">http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I25UeVXrEHQ</a>",1304208964
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2501939,comment,2501463,2501463,5,0,clemesha,,,"If your app uses a database, you've got bigger problems than optimizing Nginx for high traffic loads.<p>That said, I absolutely love Nginx because it's so damn lightweight, and easy to setup and maintain.",1304208913
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2501938,comment,2501793,2501905,10,0,Locke1689,,,"Hacker News has a timeout for responding to nested comment threads. The idea is to prevent long and drawn-out reply bickering between two people. If you can't reply to one of your comment's children, calm down, take a breath, and wait 5-20 minutes.",1304208900
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2501937,comment,2501160,2501160,7,0,martincmartin,,,"Disclaimer: I work at Endeca, which just launched Latitdue, a mostly in-memory OLAP product. I work in the performance and scale group, and I've been experimenting with the speed of these things lately.<p>As an experiment, I wrote a simple, stand alone program that takes a compressed database column and a list of which rows you care about, and does a group by with count. (We're a column store, so every column is stored separately.) For 1 billion records, it took about 250 ms.<p>This is on a 4-socket Nehalem, so I had 32 cores and used 32 threads. If they're using Nehalems as well, and have 1 socket per box, they're using 320 cores. So they're about a factor of 40 slower than my simple experiment.<p>To be sure, theirs was a general system that presumably runs on their actual data, whereas mine was just an experiment. Still, it seems quite possible to get the same result with significantly less hardware.",1304208856
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2501936,comment,2501006,2501904,6,0,forensic,,,"rolling back a transaction and claiming it yourself is a kind of stealing<p>more advanced ways of stealing bitcoins have been developed and successfully simulated, for instance the dominant cartel can actually go several blocks ahead of everyone else but not advertise them, and then only roll back other people's finds when those people advertise them.<p>For instance the cartel using superior cpu power actually solves 2 blocks ahead of everyone else but does not tell the other nodes that it has solved it. It waits until someone else advertises that they have solved the block and then releases their own and rolls back the other person's.<p>There are many optimizations that can be made to improve this exploit. The exploit completely ruins any hope for bitcoins being an unmanipulated currency.<p>Even in the base case scenario where multiple cartels compete to dominate the bitcoins, the average person will be squeezed out and all the advantage will go to the cartels. It will end up WORSE than other currencies based on the credibility of the various governments.<p>The bitcoin concept is inherently flawed because cpu power is not democratic. Especially when it comes to the implementation details of bitcoins, which are actually very inefficiently computed on a regular person's computer. Purpose-built bitcoin computers are orders of magnitude more effective than normal computers, compounding the other issues with bitcoins.<p>The fact that most people's CPU cycles are migrating toward mobile battery powered devices does not help either. How many people do you know who still have bulky desktop computers plugged into the network 24/7 rather than mobile battery powered devices that spend more time offline than online?",1304208794
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2501935,comment,2501639,2501639,6,0,eli,,,"Uh.. Aren't mathematical formula patentable?<p>(Edit: the answer is ""sometimes."" <a href=""http://www.uspto.gov/web/offices/pac/mpep/documents/2100_2106_02.htm"" rel=""nofollow"">http://www.uspto.gov/web/offices/pac/mpep/documents/2100_210...</a> , <a href=""http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/State_Street_Bank_v._Signature_Financial_Group"" rel=""nofollow"">http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/State_Street_Bank_v._Signature_...</a>)",1304208758
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2501934,comment,2501677,2501677,4,0,alanfalcon,,,"Sounds like I should paint one wall of my office blue, for when I'm doing creative tasks, and one wall of my office red, for when I'm doing detail oriented work. I wonder what would happen if I painted a third wall blue with orange and lavender spots?",1304208755
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2501933,comment,2500991,2501566,1,0,Goladus,,,"Yeah, I didn't even know about it until today. I saw fliers for the Cambridge science festival, but it was basically just a calendar of events and I didn't notice anything on the scale of the open house.",1304208746
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2501932,story,,,3,0,yanw,"Trying to Stir Up a Popular Protest in China, From a Bedroom in Manhattan",http://www.nytimes.com/2011/04/29/world/asia/29jasmine.html,,1304208732
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2501931,comment,2501793,2501909,6,0,frossie,,,"<i>I'm not a lawyer, but my understanding is that creating an alternate currency is strictly illegal.</i><p>IANAL either, but I would be interested in a citation on that. My understanding is that say in the US (a) you can't print US dollars (because the Fed has a monopoly on that) and (b) you can't refuse to take US dollars (because they are legal tender). That said, I don't know of a law that says you can't also use an alternative currency. For example if a school had ""school money"" where ""credits"" are earned for good grades and are exchanged for lunch or snacks, that is a form of alternate currency that surely is not illegal.",1304208728
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2501930,comment,2501793,2501918,3,0,patrickod,,,"Wasn't this the whole purpose of the distributed system? It was created with such situations in mind where a governments and others try to stop the flow of money through certain areas or to individuals.",1304208516
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2501929,comment,2500859,2501919,4,0,kingkilr,,,"There are plans, but nothing yet, this reddit thread has some decent information: <a href=""http://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/h0uuv/pypy_15_released_catching_up/"" rel=""nofollow"">http://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/h0uuv/pypy_15_releas...</a>",1304208508
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2501928,comment,2501791,2501917,1,0,andypants,,,"Can't believe I forgot about ep.io! I added it to the list, thanks :]",1304208486
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2501927,comment,2501725,2501725,5,0,DarkShikari,,,"<i>Analyzing data from a nationwide study involving more than 3,400 men, researchers at Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center found that men with the highest blood percentages of docosahexaenoic acid, or DHA, an inflammation-lowering omega-3 fatty acid commonly found in fatty fish, have two-and-a-half-times the risk of developing aggressive, high-grade prostate cancer compared to men with the lowest DHA levels. </i><p>Correlation isn't causation. There are literally a billion possible factors that could be responsible besides a direct relationship. Of course, the same applies to any research demonstrating the efficacy of Omega-3s, too.<p>This is the problem with a lot of nutrition studies: a huge number of completely false associations were and still are being invented because of an inability to control for important factors. For example, the ""fiber theory"" of health has turned out to be almost completely false: it appeared to be ""healthy"" because eating fiber meant eating fewer (digested) carbohydrates. The fiber itself did almost nothing for health.<p>It gets worse when massive chains of correlations are assumed to be causes. A is correlated with B, B is correlated with C, C is correlated with D, therefore A causes D. The whole mess of saturated fats, cholesterol levels, heart attacks, and heart disease is a case of this.",1304208461
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2501926,comment,2501006,2501150,1,0,olalonde,,,"<a href=""http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Exchange_rate"" rel=""nofollow"">http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Exchange_rate</a> would be a good starting point.",1304208445
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2501925,comment,2501659,2501659,1,0,zwieback,,,"That's funny - I saw the link in HN and before clicking on it I thought to myself ""simple, Corvallis Oregon, where I live."" And sure enough, I was right.<p>When we moved here from California I was struck about how much people in the Willamette Valley love to talk about how the ""Big One"" will come and how there's going to be a big Tsunami. Well, maybe, but in the meantime it's been the most temperate climate you can imagine. The worst thing we get is the occasional ice storm but nothing like our neighbors in Portland.",1304208439
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2501924,comment,2501006,2501851,1,0,mrb,,,"As low as 15%?<p>Citation needed please.",1304208392
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2501923,comment,2501639,2501802,5,0,MarkSweep,,,"You can often use the menu View -> Page Style -> No Style to fix these sorts of problem. On Windows it's a quick Alt-V-Y-N and then an Alt-V-Y-B to turn styling back on.",1304208320
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2501922,comment,2501793,2501793,1,0,supervotetime,,,"call in the /b/?",1304208269
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2501921,comment,2500082,2500082,1,0,dr_,,,"On a side note, coming to read this now with over 350 comments, without the rating system I can't make heads or tails of which ones are or are not worth reading.",1304208259
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2501920,story,,,4,1,JoshCole,"Show HN: I built something for you",,"I was interested in learning Clojure, learning how to scrape websites, and making something that might be useful so I built a site that is rather like a StackOverFlow for Hacker News. It scrapes Hacker News discussions into a very naively implemented wiki. One thing I like about the site is it has tagged search. One thing I don't like is its lack of polish. Right now submitting articles is disabled until pg is done experimenting.<p>Link: http://173.255.212.42/<p>PS: I'm looking for a summer internship.",1304208252
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2501919,comment,2500859,2500859,1,0,john7,,,"Can numpy be used with pypy? Or are there plans for that?",1304208231
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2501918,comment,2501793,2501909,2,0,viraptor,,,"What are the options of stopping bitcoin? It could be banned from paypal and card transactions. But you can't really ban it otherwise. If I want to give you something for bitcoins, we can do the exchange. There's no real trail, so it simply can't be stopped for personal use.",1304208192
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2501917,comment,2501791,2501791,3,0,ericflo,,,"This list is missing the excellent ep.io.",1304208135
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2501916,story,,,7,0,curthopkins,"Anonymous Targets Iran",http://www.readwriteweb.com/archives/anonymous_targets_iran.php?sms_ss=hackernews&at_xt=4dbca29ad25ba5a5%2C0,,1304208039
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2501915,comment,2499957,2500333,1,0,shahedkhan30,,,"Yes, I'm looking for a developer/designer who are interested in working at a start-up. I want know their programming/designing backgrounds before I introduce my start-up.",1304208029
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2501914,comment,2501639,2501639,15,0,pbhjpbhj,,,"This line of reasoning is futile.<p>Whether it is a valid argument or not is immaterial. The purpose of patent law is to protect applied innovations. If patent law is proven to not cover the innovations that the lawmakers intend it too then that doesn't mean that those innovations will no longer be protected it means that there has been a drafting error. The law will be re-drafted, or more realistically reinterpreted, to have a meaning allowing software patents but somehow defining a complexity limit or some such to prevent <i>mere</i> mathematical discoveries from being patented. I know that recourse to consider the intention of the draftees is made in UK [patent] law and assume this is true in the USA(?).<p>See for comparison UK/European patent law with respect to computer implemented inventions. Software patents are a mentioned exclusion but a little ""as such""/""<i>per se</i>"" keeps the door open for them.<p>Field matters too. Compression algorithms and codecs always seemed too close to mathematics to be patentable to me but a compression algorithm as applied performs a useful real-world action (""provides a technical contribution to the art"") and so is considered to be in the class of innovations that it is desirous to protect.",1304208003
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2501913,comment,2501659,2501900,1,0,mkr-hn,,,"I've heard that sound two times in my life (in Georgia). Only one was a tornado anywhere near structures and people. We get thunderstorm and tornado watches every time a storm moves in.<p>The odds of a tornado occurring are slim already, and the odds of being impacted by it even slimmer. I think it helps being right at the edge of the tornado risk map where storms are already weak.",1304208002
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62858,comment,62617,62823,0,0,pius,,,"Right. How can you refactor code that has no tests? Basically, you've got no clue if your new refactored code works because all the precious time you've spent using the old code went towards ephemeral tests that weren't written down. That makes refactoring a <i>lot</i> more risky than it needs to be.",1191459583
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62857,comment,59473,59722,0,0,cant_login_juwo,,,"see <a href=""http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=62854"" rel=""nofollow"">http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=62854</a>",1191459568
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62856,comment,62787,62850,0,0,rms,,,">1) be determined.<p>I had told myself before the interview that I would open with ""OK, we've got 15 minutes to convince you that our product is going to be huge and that we're capable of building it."" Instead, I got nervous and let them dictate the course of the interview and we didn't talk about the design and big picture of our product. It also really didn't help that we argued against Paul Graham's simplified, buildable in 3 months version of our product. I wonder if we would have got in if we would have said ""yes, that's a great idea."" Now I know that one of the things they test for is flexibility, so if they suggest changes to your product during the interview, don't argue with them.",1191459537
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62855,comment,62800,62800,0,0,codeslinger,,,"I think both Werner Vogels and the paper itself were pretty clear that this was <i>NOT</i> the basis for S3. This line from section 1 is pretty telling even had they not spoken up on this:<p>""To meet the reliability and scaling needs, Amazon has developed a number of storage technologies, of which the Amazon Simple Storage Service (also available outside of Amazon and known as Amazon S3), is probably the best known. This paper presents the design and implementation of Dynamo, another highly available and scalable distributed data store built for Amazon's platform.""<p>More supporting evidence from section 2.1:<p>""Dynamo targets applications that need to store objects that are (usually less than 1 MB).""<p>S3 allows individual objects up to 5GB in size. This in and of itself does not rule out Dynamo being the underlying store for S3 but does certainly lend weight to what Werner and the paper's authors have claimed regarding S3's origin.\n",1191459480
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62854,comment,59473,59727,0,0,cant_login_juwo,,,"Ajju,<p>the word 'caste' comes from the Sanskrit 'Varna' which means 'skin color'.<p>see <a href=""http://www.raceandhistory.com/cgi-bin/forum/webbbs_config.pl/noframes/read/1046"" rel=""nofollow"">http://www.raceandhistory.com/cgi-bin/forum/webbbs_config.pl...</a>\n",1191459450
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62853,comment,62453,62807,0,0,bootload,,,"<i>""... Actually software is so much easier than any other kind of physical engineering ...""</i><p>Not so. While the construction of things is hard. It is backed up with hundreds of years of engineering experience, thousands in hacking. This has allowed engineers to design with both the confidence of theory and some understanding of tolerance, <p>Despite being just over 50 years old, Software is not yet an engineering discipline. There is no tolerance for error ~ <a href=""http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comparing_software_engineering_and_related_fields"" rel=""nofollow"">http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comparing_software_engineering_...</a>",1191459396
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62852,comment,62617,62828,0,0,pius,,,Exactly.,1191459389
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62851,comment,62750,62844,0,0,jkush,,,"I think this is a big deal for two reasons: it signals that Microsoft is starting to open up a little and the other reason is that getting code definition information through an IDE like Visual Studio is vastly superior to disassembling a .NET framework dll and inspecting the code.<p>",1191459088
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62850,comment,62787,62787,0,0,far33d,,,"basic points: <p>1) be determined.<p>2) know your co-founders well.<p>3) they like it if you've built stuff before.<p>",1191458980
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62849,story,,,7,6,myoung8,"An Observation about News.YC",,"In too many threads on news.yc someone points out a pattern only to have someone else refute it based on perosnal experiences. <p>I just want to point out that this is flawed logic!<p>It's not quite as simple as ""don't make generalizations"" (although many would do well to remember that). Danah boyd really crystallized this in one of her blog posts by pointing out that \npatterns are just that, patterns. There will always be exceptions (and maybe you are one of them), but exceptions and patterns are not mutually exclusive. Duh, right?<p>If it's so obvious, why do so many people craft their arguments this way? Just check out the comments in the post about how to find a co-founder for non-techies.<p>Maybe they just want to foster discussion, but it seems to me that we would get a lot more out of the forum if people qualified/quantified their comments.",1191458966
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62848,story,,,2,0,cant_login_juwo,"Ask YC: cannot login. how to reset password?",,"Cannot login as juwo. Getting a login prompt now - earlier it used to save my password. Didnt delete any cookies. My password does not work, nor can I reset it.<p>Sent email but there was no reply.<p>Anyone have/had the same problem?",1191458876
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62847,comment,62822,62843,0,0,bootload,,,"<i>""... Soap, REST in peace. ;) ...""</i><p>First the xml api, now soap. As much as I don't like soap, the replacement ajax api is hobbled and restrictive. Evil tactics are countered with EvilAPI's ~ <a href=""http://sitening.com/evilapi/"" rel=""nofollow"">http://sitening.com/evilapi/</a>",1191458799
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62846,story,,,3,0,nickb,"Tools of The Effective Developer: Fail Fast! ",http://www.hans-eric.com/2007/10/02/tools-of-the-effective-developer-fail-fast/,,1191458575
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62844,comment,62750,62750,0,0,noblethrasher,,,"I'm not typically a Microsoft basher but this isn't a big deal. The .NET source code has always been available via Reflection. Download Lutz Roeder's Reflector, disassemble one of the classes shown in the blog post and compare the disassembled code with the screenshots. Having access to the set of debugging symbols and code commentary is obviously a good thing however.",1191457213
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62843,comment,62822,62822,0,0,nickb,,,"Soap, REST in peace. ;)",1191456744
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62858,comment,62617,62823,0,0,pius,,,"Right. How can you refactor code that has no tests? Basically, you've got no clue if your new refactored code works because all the precious time you've spent using the old code went towards ephemeral tests that weren't written down. That makes refactoring a <i>lot</i> more risky than it needs to be.",1191459583
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62857,comment,59473,59722,0,0,cant_login_juwo,,,"see <a href=""http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=62854"" rel=""nofollow"">http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=62854</a>",1191459568
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62856,comment,62787,62850,0,0,rms,,,">1) be determined.<p>I had told myself before the interview that I would open with ""OK, we've got 15 minutes to convince you that our product is going to be huge and that we're capable of building it."" Instead, I got nervous and let them dictate the course of the interview and we didn't talk about the design and big picture of our product. It also really didn't help that we argued against Paul Graham's simplified, buildable in 3 months version of our product. I wonder if we would have got in if we would have said ""yes, that's a great idea."" Now I know that one of the things they test for is flexibility, so if they suggest changes to your product during the interview, don't argue with them.",1191459537
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62855,comment,62800,62800,0,0,codeslinger,,,"I think both Werner Vogels and the paper itself were pretty clear that this was <i>NOT</i> the basis for S3. This line from section 1 is pretty telling even had they not spoken up on this:<p>""To meet the reliability and scaling needs, Amazon has developed a number of storage technologies, of which the Amazon Simple Storage Service (also available outside of Amazon and known as Amazon S3), is probably the best known. This paper presents the design and implementation of Dynamo, another highly available and scalable distributed data store built for Amazon's platform.""<p>More supporting evidence from section 2.1:<p>""Dynamo targets applications that need to store objects that are (usually less than 1 MB).""<p>S3 allows individual objects up to 5GB in size. This in and of itself does not rule out Dynamo being the underlying store for S3 but does certainly lend weight to what Werner and the paper's authors have claimed regarding S3's origin.\n",1191459480
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62854,comment,59473,59727,0,0,cant_login_juwo,,,"Ajju,<p>the word 'caste' comes from the Sanskrit 'Varna' which means 'skin color'.<p>see <a href=""http://www.raceandhistory.com/cgi-bin/forum/webbbs_config.pl/noframes/read/1046"" rel=""nofollow"">http://www.raceandhistory.com/cgi-bin/forum/webbbs_config.pl...</a>\n",1191459450
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62853,comment,62453,62807,0,0,bootload,,,"<i>""... Actually software is so much easier than any other kind of physical engineering ...""</i><p>Not so. While the construction of things is hard. It is backed up with hundreds of years of engineering experience, thousands in hacking. This has allowed engineers to design with both the confidence of theory and some understanding of tolerance, <p>Despite being just over 50 years old, Software is not yet an engineering discipline. There is no tolerance for error ~ <a href=""http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comparing_software_engineering_and_related_fields"" rel=""nofollow"">http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comparing_software_engineering_...</a>",1191459396
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62852,comment,62617,62828,0,0,pius,,,Exactly.,1191459389
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62851,comment,62750,62844,0,0,jkush,,,"I think this is a big deal for two reasons: it signals that Microsoft is starting to open up a little and the other reason is that getting code definition information through an IDE like Visual Studio is vastly superior to disassembling a .NET framework dll and inspecting the code.<p>",1191459088
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62850,comment,62787,62787,0,0,far33d,,,"basic points: <p>1) be determined.<p>2) know your co-founders well.<p>3) they like it if you've built stuff before.<p>",1191458980
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62849,story,,,7,6,myoung8,"An Observation about News.YC",,"In too many threads on news.yc someone points out a pattern only to have someone else refute it based on perosnal experiences. <p>I just want to point out that this is flawed logic!<p>It's not quite as simple as ""don't make generalizations"" (although many would do well to remember that). Danah boyd really crystallized this in one of her blog posts by pointing out that \npatterns are just that, patterns. There will always be exceptions (and maybe you are one of them), but exceptions and patterns are not mutually exclusive. Duh, right?<p>If it's so obvious, why do so many people craft their arguments this way? Just check out the comments in the post about how to find a co-founder for non-techies.<p>Maybe they just want to foster discussion, but it seems to me that we would get a lot more out of the forum if people qualified/quantified their comments.",1191458966
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62848,story,,,2,0,cant_login_juwo,"Ask YC: cannot login. how to reset password?",,"Cannot login as juwo. Getting a login prompt now - earlier it used to save my password. Didnt delete any cookies. My password does not work, nor can I reset it.<p>Sent email but there was no reply.<p>Anyone have/had the same problem?",1191458876
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62847,comment,62822,62843,0,0,bootload,,,"<i>""... Soap, REST in peace. ;) ...""</i><p>First the xml api, now soap. As much as I don't like soap, the replacement ajax api is hobbled and restrictive. Evil tactics are countered with EvilAPI's ~ <a href=""http://sitening.com/evilapi/"" rel=""nofollow"">http://sitening.com/evilapi/</a>",1191458799
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62846,story,,,3,0,nickb,"Tools of The Effective Developer: Fail Fast! ",http://www.hans-eric.com/2007/10/02/tools-of-the-effective-developer-fail-fast/,,1191458575
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62844,comment,62750,62750,0,0,noblethrasher,,,"I'm not typically a Microsoft basher but this isn't a big deal. The .NET source code has always been available via Reflection. Download Lutz Roeder's Reflector, disassemble one of the classes shown in the blog post and compare the disassembled code with the screenshots. Having access to the set of debugging symbols and code commentary is obviously a good thing however.",1191457213
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62843,comment,62822,62822,0,0,nickb,,,"Soap, REST in peace. ;)",1191456744
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2703596,story,,,3,1,yyzyvr,"David Rumsey Map Collection Adds Nearly 1700 Historic Maps and Images",http://infodocket.com/2011/06/27/digitized-maps-david-rumsey-map-collection-adds-nearly-1700-new-maps-and-images/,,1309222769
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2703595,story,,,1,0,janesvilleseo,"Ask HN: Does iBooks, Kindle, Nook, etc offer analytics ",,"On my drive home, this question popped in my mind and after a little GoogleFu I was unable to find an answer. So do they offer any analytics. I suspect as an author/publisher it would be great to know how many people actually read the book, where they drop out, where they bookmark, if they read it multiple times, etc. I think the textbook market could benefit from this as well",1309222759
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2703594,comment,2702384,2703176,3,0,jgmmo,,,"Ignifero it's not because it hits the people around you -- it's because the people around you pay for your care.<p>You don't grok socialized medicine. Smoking is illegal because it's a huge expense on tax money! Smoking is expensive because it causes higher rates of diseases. Make the behavior illegal and you move those funds to other governmental activities.<p>Using a ladder is risky, make ladders illegal.\nEating high fat foods is risky, make junk food illegal.",1309222743
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2703593,comment,2701636,2702392,3,0,gnosis,,,"<i>""laws against killing people have nothing to do with morality. You can't kill a person (or make CP) because it infringes upon a certain set of ""natural rights"" which are supposed to be universal and self evident.""</i><p>Governments kill people <i>all the time</i>, and do so quite legally.<p>Some governments do it more than others. But, as far as the US government is concerned, it happens to have the one of the world's largest contingent of hired killers. And they spend more money than all of the rest of the world combined to train them to kill and to facilitate killing and on giving them the means to do so.<p>And this doesn't even begin to cover the vast array of other people and situations in which killing is not only permitted, but considered a duty -- from police killing a some suspect trying to get away or resisting arrest to your average homeowner killing an intruder in their home, etc..<p>So when you talk about ""laws against killing"", you're really talking about ""laws against certain kinds of killing in certain kinds of situations"" and also ""laws that specifically allow or even require killing in certain situations"".<p>While most societies do have laws against ""murder"", what that usually boils down to is ""certain kinds of illegal killing"". Precisely what qualifies as ""illegal killing"" and what in which situations killing is allowed or even encouraged varies from society to society and certainly from individual to individual (take pacifists and believers in non-violence vs soldiers for example).",1309222725
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2703592,comment,2703504,2703504,1,0,andrewcooke,,,"cool, but if they were given a single IP to target why could they have the mouse on another machine? alternatively: if they could attack other machines, why not use another machine that was exposed via the network? something isn't consistent.",1309222718
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2703591,comment,2703381,2703381,1,0,ohashi,,,"A lot of domain owners would happily lease you domains, but at the $10 range, you're really scraping the bottom of the barrel. What's your opposition to buying 50-100 domains versus renting? You'd save a fortune just buying them yourself.",1309222683
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2703590,comment,2703146,2703533,2,0,sugarcode,,,"Hardware or software? There's some hacks with TPROXY/HAproxy I've seen that would do the transparent proxy but the setup seems like more trouble than it's worth.",1309222667
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2703589,comment,2703540,2703540,2,0,zoowar,,,"Facebook needs engineers, Myspace is on fire sale, so why doesn't Facebook buy Myspace?",1309222652
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2703588,story,,,2,0,svedlin,"The hidden power of smiling",http://www.ted.com/talks/ron_gutman_the_hidden_power_of_smiling.html,,1309222606
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2703587,comment,2703153,2703153,1,0,steventruong,,,"What's your email? It's not listed in your profile. Let's connect",1309222528
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2703586,story,,,1,0,lassie,"10.8V 6 cells Li-ion battery replacement for Lg X120",http://www.laptop-battery-shop.co.nz/Lg/Lg-X120-battery.html,"4400mAh Lg X120 battery/AC DC Adapter, Lg X120 Li-ion battery replacement\n10.8V 6 cells Li-ion battery replacement for Lg X120, shipping to the whole world!",1309222519
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2703584,comment,2702089,2702695,1,0,nradov,,,"How many is too many? Why is it important to respond to everyone? This seems like ""cargo cult"" style productivity, spending a lot of time on activities that look like work but don't actually generate much value.",1309222287
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2703583,comment,2703340,2703563,8,0,potch,,,"Hello! I work for Mozilla. To address the problems with our extension versioning system, we've begun running an automated suite of tests against addons that will automatically make them as compatible with the next version of Firefox. The system performed well for the 4 -> 5 update, and we expect to tune it better. Additionally, if developers use the new set of extension APIs as opposed to the older ones, compatibility is a much simpler affair.",1309222267
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2703582,comment,2701887,2703475,0,0,alexjgough,,,"On computers, mostly.",1309222259
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2703581,comment,2701305,2703061,2,0,X-Istence,,,"It is a hack using links.<p>It is formatted like this (IIRC):<p><pre><code> [spoiler](/s""More goes here"")\n</code></pre>\nthen in CSS there is a match for url[href=/s] that provides the onmouseover stuff.",1309222208
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2703580,comment,2701063,2702167,2,0,nfriedly,,,"FYI units on OS X doesn't recognize millilightseconds, but you can do this:<p><pre><code> You have: 3 lightyears / 365 / 24 / 60 / 60 / 1000\n You want: miles\n * 559.21802\n / 0.0017882113</code></pre>",1309222191
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2703579,comment,2703504,2703504,4,0,JonnieCache,,,"You can have a some much less malicious fun applying the same idea to old games controllers. People typically put flash drives in them with an emulator + roms. It would be fun to put a whole linux distro on there that boots straight into the emulator, with a special menu, but I've never seen that.<p><a href=""http://edshowtos.blogspot.com/2008/06/how-to-make-your-own-nes-usb-controller.html"" rel=""nofollow"">http://edshowtos.blogspot.com/2008/06/how-to-make-your-own-n...</a> (NES)<p><a href=""http://forums.benheck.com/viewtopic.php?t=35526"" rel=""nofollow"">http://forums.benheck.com/viewtopic.php?t=35526</a> (SNES)<p>You can find a bunch of other hacks like this on HaD:<p><a href=""http://hackaday.com/page/1/?s=%22usb+hub%22"" rel=""nofollow"">http://hackaday.com/page/1/?s=%22usb+hub%22</a>",1309222185
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2703578,comment,2703552,2703552,1,0,darrennix,,,"Every desk has flexible arms with dual monitors",1309222166
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2703576,comment,2703552,2703552,1,0,TimboMac,,,"Idea Paint on every wall.",1309222111
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2703575,comment,2703203,2703203,4,0,shaggyfrog,,,"In the section on memory management, I was surprised that there was no mention of providing a malloc/free method (or some other memory allocator) to the library to explicitly use. This is especially handy if you're working with limited memory environments prone to fragmentation, where you might want the library to call your custom allocator which is managing small memory pools.",1309222095
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2703574,comment,2701305,2703269,2,0,maratd,,,"CentOS/Redhat or you could go full Unix with FreeBSD. Lots of other options too.",1309222092
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2703573,comment,2703340,2703563,2,0,sid0,,,"AMO auto-bumps versions for addons that pass through automated checks.",1309222045
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2703572,comment,2700850,2703244,2,0,sesqu,,,"This functionality is actually built into Firefox and Chrome, and I'd be shocked if at least Opera didn't have it too. It's the ""keyword"" field in search engine settings.<p>I believe multiple parameters are also allowed, but not having used them, can't vouch.",1309222020
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2703571,comment,2701887,2703475,4,0,unauth,,,"web development mostly.\nBig Japanese companies use perl for their backend and you can find many blog entries about perl in Japanese.",1309222005
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2703570,comment,2703503,2703503,1,0,lightweb,,,"<a href=""http://twitpic.com/5hvqed"" rel=""nofollow"">http://twitpic.com/5hvqed</a>",1309221979
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2703569,comment,2703122,2703409,3,0,brown9-2,,,"What would be the point of this? Why send <i>ab</i>?",1309221978
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2703568,story,,,1,0,Kenjason,"Nike Dunk Low Shoes, Cheap Dunk SB Shoes On Sale",http://www.greatnikes.com/nike-dunks-nike-dunk-low-c-4_7.html,,1309221968
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2703567,comment,2703548,2703548,1,0,chrismaddern,,,:),1309221967
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2703566,story,,,6,10,JGailor,"Strange reason for being turned down. Any other good ones?",,"This is a pretty weird one, as I've been programming for a while and haven't heard it yet. I have been interviewing w/ a local Bay Area startup that I was introduced to via a friends recommendation. It's a bit of a strange situation as I had just spent the past year working as a co-founder on a startup, and I made it clear that there was a strong chance that I would be applying to a startup incubator over the winter to work on a problem that I find frustrating and would love to see solved, so it might not be a long-term thing. They were understanding, so we met, and after a few good face-to-face meetings we had talked about a reasonable short-term engagement. At this point I usually ask the other side to think it over a bit and send me an email with an offer to start really coalescing the process, and to open up some space for any questions that might not occur during an interview.<p>After a few days, I got an email, and while it was very positive on my technical/engineering abilities, ultimately they thought I was ""too mature"" for the team and might not be a good fit. I was somewhat disappointed, as I liked these guys and thought they had an idea that I could really dig deep into, but I can understand the need to make sure the team is clicking at close to optimal efficiency as possible. I just have never had the ""too mature"" reason used before. My thoughts at this point are that either:<p>A) They felt that was an easy way to say they weren't really interested. Strange, but that's ok.<p>B) They were not happy with the potential for me to leave after a few months. Very legitimate, but there's always some flexibility and we could have talked some more about it and changed plans.<p>C) I just was too serious during the interview process, and didn't seem like I could work comfortably with the team. I think this is very possible, but usually when interviewing it seems hard to get too comfortable. There's a lot of evaluation going on from both sides, and you want to put your best face forward. For me that usually means trying to look capable and professional.<p>Anyway, I think they're a great company and will blow up in the next few years, but this just struck me as a strange one, so I thought I would cheer myself up and see if anyone else had any funny or weird stories about interviews.",1309221949
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2703565,comment,2703340,2703340,0,0,flocial,,,"This new release policy just doesn't make any sense. Sure Chrome is flashy and their release cycle is fast but they're also consistent (also young). OSX and Ubuntu release like clockwork. People appreciate consistency.<p>Also, when 5 was announced the state of extensions support was uncertain (I finally got the Delicious add-on back working again without compatibility fiddling and definitely didn't want to mess with it).<p>Having said that, the unrealistic and bureaucratic IT policies of backwards companies are their problem and not for open source to solve (are they donating?). If they're so concerned maybe they should hire someone to contribute to the project full-time so they can stay abreast of changes and maybe have a say in the direction of development.",1309221948
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2703564,story,,,105,104,secretwhistle,"Photography Is ""Copying;"" More Fallout from Maisel vs. Baio",http://www.techdirt.com/articles/20110625/01030814852/if-jay-maisels-photograph-is-original-artwork-then-so-is-pixelated-cover-kind-bloop.shtml,,1309221765
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2703563,comment,2703340,2703340,4,0,tlianza,,,"I haven't seen any commentary on the fact that Firefox's plugin system is completely based on browser version number when specifying compatibility in install.rdf.<p>Do they expect all developers to release a new version of their extensions every 6 weeks, or do they expect us to effectively say ""my extension is compatible with every future version of firefox"" which is impossible to guarantee?<p>There are very good reasons for the ""major"" version number to exist. Why would they ditch that? Just bump a minor number instead... I see no benefit to this approach.",1309221742
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2703562,comment,2703264,2703264,3,0,ChuckMcM,,,"I don't think they appreciate just how screwy this can make things. A lot of embedded controllers use zero crossing detectors in their power supplies to provide the time signal.<p>Its been such a good thing for so long that I am not sure people really internalize the assumption they are making. I see this when I put things (like embedded controllers) on 'pure sine' UPSs (this is where the AC power charges the battery and the load always runs off the inverter). Since they do <i>not</i> accurately track 60 hz things like my NetApp filer lose and gain time sporadically (only kept sane by some NTP work which is poorly supported in the StoreVault series but that is another rant).",1309221732
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2703561,story,,,7,0,jyr,"Ask HNVore: You are a fan codeigniter?",http://blog.getmnpp.org/mnpp-011-released,,1309221709
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2703560,comment,2701342,2701705,1,0,nl,,,"What does that even mean? Is there some special law that says ""Benford's Law is admissible""? I'm guessing not, and that all it means is that it's a piece of evidence that can be used, similarly to any other statistical evidence.<p>Wouldn't it be stranger (and <i>actually</i> interesting) if that evidence <i>wasn't</i> admissible?",1309221680
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2703559,comment,2703324,2703468,3,0,bsphil,,,"Same for Firefox/Win.",1309221667
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2703558,comment,2701125,2701125,1,0,iworkforthem,,,"You could look at these projects Hibernate, Spring Framework, ActiveMQ, Cassandra, etc they are not quite in the first phase.",1309221651
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2703556,comment,2702089,2703040,4,0,samstokes,,,"<i>... Lotus Notes ... choice of tools is the problem ...</i><p>Yup.",1309221612
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2703555,story,,,1,0,feeeg," ",http://www.al-shatea.com/1137173/,,1309221596
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2703554,comment,2703503,2703503,1,0,lightweb,,,"There is a fire very close to Los Alamos National Laboratory. They have begun to evacuate the whole town. Here is some info from someone on the ground: Our main concern is that the Las Conchas fire is about 3 1/2 miles from Area G, the dumpsite that has been in operation since the late 1950s/early 1960s. There are 20,000 to 30,000 55-gallons drums of plutonium contaminated waste (containing solvents, chemicals and toxic materials) sitting in fabric tents above ground. These drums are destined for WIPP. We understand that LANL has been working since late last night to build a fire line in Water Canyon, between the fire and Area G. Over the last 26 hours the fire has grown from 0 acres to about 45,000 acres about the size of the Cerro Grande fire in 2000.",1309221589
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2703553,comment,2701287,2701813,1,0,gte910h,,,"I think many designers do not know how to be really collaborative. They don't know how to bend their design to development realities and do cost-insensitive things all the time.<p>I do professional iOS development all the time, and have had the pleasure of working with some really good design teams while working, who are there the entire process, but I've also had the occasion when a design is handed down by ""god"" and they won't do a damn thing to adjust to what's actually possible or doable.<p>The communication style of designers also irks the hell out of developers. There is argument by emotion, argument by reputation and argument by logical reasoning. Most devs do the latter as a default thing. Many (I'd probably not say most) designers shoot at repuational argument overly quickly, relying on inchoate notions of things they can't really verbalize well.<p>The fact one side is saying ""Trust me, look at all the stuff I've done"" and the other is saying ""But this is that way and that is this way"" leads to a horrid clash of communication style. This is only exacerbated via email, which is how much OSS gets done, as email is exceedingly logic based.",1309221564
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2703552,story,,,30,37,kineticac,"Ask HN: If you could pimp out your office what would you do?",,"We're looking to seriously upgrade our office as we can finally step out of the super scrappy mode we've been in for the last two years. I'd just like to hear what current and dream setups would be like to get some ideas! Not that we will go for the ideal fantasy setups, but it would be inspirational!",1309221545
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2703551,story,,,2,0,msredmond,"Anonymous/LulzSec Hack Timeline (2011)",http://redmondmag.com/articles/2011/06/27/timeline-of-anonymous-lulzsec-hacks.aspx,,1309221494
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2703550,story,,,4,0,andre3k1,"Facebooks First Tablet App Will Be For The HP TouchPad, Not The iPad",http://techcrunch.com/2011/06/27/facebook-tablet-app-hp-touchpad/,,1309221470
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2703549,comment,2703340,2703340,2,0,mwexler,,,"Can't help but compare to Apple's recent Final Cut Pro update: screw one segment over (hard core niche users) for greater riches in others (larger prosumer market). Whether it turns out to be genius or the death of a great product, only time will tell for both FF and Final Cut Pro.<p>But when I considers how Ubuntu and Red Hat approach life cycle, I can't help but wonder why FF, also open source, couldn't find folks willing to support an enterprise long-life version. Perhaps that tells us something about how much the enterprises really value a stand-alone and open source browser vs. IE, Chrome, and Opera, all their whining aside.",1309221372
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2703548,story,,,2,1,chrismaddern,"Platform Aware URL Shortener - different site for each device",http://trgt.us,"Send a user to a different website based on the device their using - distribute it in a short URL.",1309221371
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2703547,comment,2701305,2702467,1,0,gwern,,,"That's what Krafft says in _The Debian System_, actually - that it would be a real mess if new packages all had to edit the same crontab to install and deinstall themselves, but a directory-based system was very clean.",1309221370
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2703546,comment,2703168,2703168,1,0,salman89,,,"Are you a price comparator or just a search engine? I would find that if you compared the available options against each other (ex is it cheaper for me to buy from iTunes or Amazon?) it may be more useful.",1309221367
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2703545,story,,,14,4,darrennix,"Google's new Search Results screen rearranges URLs",http://blog.leaky.com/google-testing-new-search-results-screen-givi,,1309221332
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2703544,comment,2703340,2703436,6,0,pseudonym,,,"I think it's just the flip from doing N.X.Y updates for so long to making a major increment every 3 months. If you were running 4.2.1 and three months later they were running 4.5.2, would you necessarily say ""Hey, you're EOLing 4.2.1 too soon!"", or just click the ""Update"" button without thinking about it?",1309221313
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2703543,comment,2701340,2702523,1,0,idlewords,,,"It's important to bill for multiple months of service at a time if you sell stuff at the $1/month level to avoid this problem. The transaction fees become prohibitive when you get below $5 or so.",1309221306
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2703542,comment,2701369,2703428,1,0,andrewcooke,,,"[edit: i was wrong; it wasn't bradbury, i'm remembering the asimov work you mention - an excellent story, i agree]<p>but it ignores the existing power structure. everyone knows that banks screwed up - but who is in jail? same thing goes here: it won't be an equaliser; only the little people will be punished. most people won't be using their viewers to avoid a war, they will be watching infotainment on 3d tv.<p>if you don't explicitly challenge the existing power structure you implicitly strengthen it.",1309221260
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2703541,story,,,2,2,bostonscott,"Why the economy will take a long time to recover",http://scottsmigler.com/myblog/2011/06/27/tax-small-business-to-keep-government-from-shrinking/,,1309221204
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2703540,story,,,16,1,nikhilpandit,"Myspace Expected To Lay Off At Least 150 Employees On Wednesday",http://techcrunch.com/2011/06/27/myspace-expected-to-lay-off-at-least-150-employees-on-wednesday/,,1309221177
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2703539,comment,2703381,2703381,1,0,iworkforthem,,,"Here's what I would do. Get a [myfancyname]labs.com ... any new startup ideas goes under [myfancyname]labs.com/idea1, [myfancyname]labs.com/idea2, etc...<p>This is much more cost effective, when the idea take off, I will consider getting a proper domain with all its extensions.<p>Or if you know a few domainers, you could consider renting it from them for a x period of time. But it's not going to be cheap.",1309221143
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2703538,comment,2701340,2701506,1,0,idlewords,,,"I strongly disagree that you need to pay anything to snag customers for an online service. Build a really good initial version, work your heart out to support it, and let word of mouth do the rest. It will be frustratingly slow to begin with but it ensures you are always in the black.",1309221135
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2703537,comment,2701342,2702828,4,0,orangecat,,,"That's just silly. On the other hand, base 2i would be very efficient: <a href=""http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quater-imaginary_base"" rel=""nofollow"">http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quater-imaginary_base</a>",1309221131
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2703536,comment,2703340,2703494,8,0,kijinbear,,,"Exactly. This ""new browser version will break everything"" argument applies very much to Internet Explorer, but IMO not so much to better browsers like Firefox and Chrome. There might be minor quirks here and there, but those are never going to be serious enough to require more than a couple of days of testing if the app is standards-compliant to begin with.",1309221093
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2703535,story,,,8,2,mbrubeck,"Firefox update policy: the enterprise is wrong, not Mozilla",http://arstechnica.com/business/news/2011/06/firefox-update-policy-the-enterprise-is-wrong-not-mozilla.ars/2,,1309220995
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2703534,comment,2701636,2701978,1,0,gnosis,,,"There are many problems with copyright, but the ones a ""constitutional originalist"" should take issue with from that quote are that:<p>First, inventors and authors frequently aren't the ones who hold exclusive rights to their writings and discoveries under copyright law, as their rights are often signed over to others; and these rights are often continued to be held even after the authors and inventors die.<p>Second, there weren't any movies or videos or even recordings back when the US Constitution was written, so their writings couldn't possibly directly apply to these media.<p>It takes <i>interpretation</i> on the parts of these supposed ""constitutional originalist"" justices to decree that these new media do in fact fall under copyright law.",1309220961
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2703533,comment,2703146,2703462,3,0,X-Istence,,,"Transparent load balancers exist and don't have the issues you are talking about.",1309220956
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2703532,comment,2701287,2703141,1,0,gte910h,,,">The dock is at the bottom<p>The dock is very customizable. I have never used it at the bottom for years of using a mac.<p>You are correct that people do not properly cost in the mental load of having a non-clean interface infront of them.<p>I love the SketchBookPro interface for instance in how it disappears. I also like the new ""Giant Bubble"" MS products much more than the prior un-ribboned versions.<p>I am a developer (although iOS, so perhaps have a higher love of design than some devs).",1309220944
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2703531,comment,2701340,2702361,2,0,idlewords,,,"Another good rule of thumb is not to speak in acronyms.",1309220919
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2703530,comment,2703238,2703238,1,0,iworkforthem,,,"- Show HN.<p>- Show it to your local startup community.<p>- Show it to your potential paying customers.",1309220904
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2703529,comment,2702602,2702847,9,0,mestudent,,,"That is the way I use it, much better than the new one that requires javascript to do everything.",1309220898
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2703528,comment,2703356,2703407,3,0,vicaya,,,"People should only have strong opinions because they have convincing evidence. The point of the statement is that despite the fact you have convincing evidence from your perspective, you need to consider the possibility that your perspective is biased and that your opinions maybe invalidated as the problem scope and externalities evolve.<p>It's very hard to work with people with strongly held opinions, especially when there are more than one such people in your group.",1309220891
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2703527,comment,2701340,2701895,3,0,idlewords,,,"Yeah, but the archiving plan only comes out to $2/month per user, which according to this article means I should shut down the site!<p>It's a shame, since I was enjoying the profits.",1309220880
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2703526,comment,2703340,2703499,0,0,Bo102010,,,"Basically when one of their low level ""packaging"" people screws up the install script. It took me 3 months for an IT department to give me an updated Java VM, as they had marked it ""incompatible.""",1309220868
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2703525,story,,,1,0,mkrecny,"Be a Prolific Commenter","http://bit.ly/kWhzOi ",,1309220853
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2703524,comment,2701340,2703081,2,0,dualogy,,,"That's precisely what I do -- I <i>have</i> to -- needless to say deprioritized users feel fully ""ignored"".<p>That said, you can't please everyone... if you're the one left serving the lowest-IQ users with the lowest-or-no-budget, you just give others an easier time making good money off more savvy software users. Before you know it, you have to close down shop for good...",1309220839
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2703523,comment,2703340,2703495,7,0,kenjackson,,,"<i>If a company really does need to perform extensive validation and verification of its software, perhaps using a browser to deliver that software just isn't appropriate.</i><p>First, any time you have software that is a key part of your line of business you have to do extensive validation and verification.<p>Second, rapidly upgrading browsers isn't something inherent in browsers. As enterprises have shown, you can stick with the same major version of a browser for years w/o any degredation in the core business.<p>At the end of the day for a lot businesses its just a runtime for deploying CRUD apps. The browser is a fine mechanism for that.",1309220775
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2703522,story,,,3,1,jbolo,"Droid Bionic Release",,"Our company's Verizon Wireless Account Executive gave us some good news. The last he heard Droid Bionic was scheduled for release July 18th. He isn't sure if it's changed but it sounds promising. I'm sure Verizon will be holding off the new SuperPhone until after the tiered data pricing is in place and well before the Galaxy S 2 or iPhone 5 join the battle.",1309220720
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2703521,comment,2701287,2702655,2,0,gte910h,,,"That sounds like development in general. Freetime workers tend to be an overly contentious lot, demanding lots of justification for non-additive changes. You are ""deleting someone's baby"" some of the time.",1309220540
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2703520,story,,,1,0,treetrouble,"High-level realtime MIDI IO with Ruby",http://tx81z.blogspot.com/2011/06/high-level-midi-io-with-ruby.html,,1309220530
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2703519,comment,2703367,2703469,7,0,bigiain,,,"One assumption is that the FBI took the blade chassis that the target's server lived on (with the Instapaper one as collateral damage) _and_ a NAS box with the target's virtual disks (but a different NAS to the one with the Instapaper disks).<p>It's also possible the FBI just took a rackful of diskless blade servers, and have no evidence at all, target related or not...",1309220509
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2703518,comment,2703367,2703483,3,0,alex_h,,,"But it would be odd if the FBI was clueless enough to take an entire rack of servers when they were after just 1, yet smart enough to pick exactly the right drives out of a disk array. (assuming thats even possible)",1309220444
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2703517,comment,2701287,2702131,1,0,gte910h,,,"You are aware <i>absolutely</i> everything you wrote is the same for developers too, even the programmer part;I've seen hostility towards people offering patches who are more users than programmers.<p>That's contributing to other people's projects period.<p>OSS is about scratching an itch, releasing code your business does but does not need to protect, or about self-gratification. While it can be a showpiece, you never get much in the way of fame out of it, no matter what you do.",1309220443
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2703516,comment,2701908,2701908,1,0,jwinter,,,"Check out the pomo gem. It works in a very similar way plus it adds a 25-minute timer for pomodoros. If you add your .pomo file to git would do the same integration.<p><a href=""https://github.com/visionmedia/pomo"" rel=""nofollow"">https://github.com/visionmedia/pomo</a>",1309220437
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2703515,comment,2703146,2703146,2,0,thomas-st,,,"Why does session affinity not solve the problem of session caching? The author says it's ""a whole other world of pain and suffering"" but doesn't explain why.",1309220365
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2703513,story,,,1,0,jameshicks,"Lulzsec quits",http://www.thetechscoop.net/2011/06/27/lulzsec-quits/#axzz1QWcnPE7N,,1309220351
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2703512,comment,2702567,2703453,3,0,danielsoneg,,,"Yeah - commoditized in this case is the economics definition.<p>Generally speaking, once all the participants in a particular market sector are offering the same set of services (or at least, the subset consumers care about), the only area they have to compete on is price - eventually, the price drops to the absolute lowest the service can be offered for. It can still be a viable industry to be in, but it's really not ""darling of Wall St"" territory.",1309220348
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2703511,comment,2702384,2702503,1,0,pessimizer,,,"Then I guess I have to trash my series of studies on coughing, lying in bed, and depression shaving years off your life. Getting grants is hard! /annoyance",1309220321
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2703510,comment,2699350,2700203,2,0,ABrandt,,,"I actually live about 10 miles from both my work and where I play. Biking would add about 30 min to my commute each way. Culture probably has a lot to do with my desire too. Biking is almost a way of life in Madison. Creating these bike amenities would be the first step for any city to create this culture.",1309220318
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2703509,comment,2702982,2703361,1,0,Steko,,,"Size of fingertips is not a constant. Apple could very well release a 3.2"" 320v480 display.",1309220277
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2703508,comment,2701887,2701993,2,0,jacques_chester,,,"If they'd called it ""Perl NG"", then we wouldn't be talking about Perl 5.16. We'd be talking about Perl 21 vs Perl NG.",1309220266
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2703507,comment,2703377,2703377,4,0,daleharvey,,,"I like the description<p><pre><code> What a Terrible Failure\n</code></pre>\nadb lolcat was another andoid easter egg that made me laugh",1309220262
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2703506,comment,2703503,2703503,0,0,lightweb,,,"Holy crap it's serious! I may have to bug out!",1309220187
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2703505,comment,2703444,2703444,1,0,joezydeco,,,"You can get ""cell phone screens for a couple of dollars"" when you buy a few million at a time and have a kickass line of credit. Good luck with that.",1309220180
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2703504,story,,,42,11,iamichi,"Hacking a network with an infectious mouse.",http://pentest.snosoft.com/2011/06/24/netragards-hacker-interface-device-hid/,,1309220172
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2703503,story,,,2,3,lightweb,"Fire near LANL Whole town evacuated",http://nmfireinfo.wordpress.com,"There is a fire very close to Los Alamos National Laboratory. They have begun to evacuate the whole town. Here is some info from someone on the ground: Our main concern is that the Las Conchas fire is about 3 1/2 miles from Area G, the dumpsite that has been in operation since the late 1950s/early 1960s. There are 20,000 to 30,000 55-gallons drums of plutonium contaminated waste (containing solvents, chemicals and toxic materials) sitting in fabric tents above ground. These drums are destined for WIPP. We understand that LANL has been working since late last night to build a fire line in Water Canyon, between the fire and Area G. Over the last 26 hours the fire has grown from 0 acres to about 45,000 acres about the size of the Cerro Grande fire in 2000.",1309220147
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2703502,comment,2703122,2703471,8,0,tomkarlo,,,"Well, at this point, that's what he himself has said, since it was a guilty plea. Presumably he had to admit not just his actions but his intent / malice.",1309220131
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2703501,comment,2701342,2701474,1,0,tocomment,,,"Can you post the code you used for the mp's?<p>I was thinking to make it into a little web tool.",1309220126
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2703500,comment,2703324,2703332,3,0,speby,,,"It's kind of an easter egg since most users will never notice unless it's the few people that make their Finder icons absolutely huge. It's definitely just to poke fun and since it isn't in anyone's face, it's not that unprofessional.",1309220035
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2703499,comment,2703340,2703340,3,0,tolmasky,,,"I'd be really curious to know the frequency of IT departments reaching the conclusion that nope, FireFox x.y should NOT be installed. I have a suspicion that this is some ridiculously lengthy process that always gets a thumbs up at the end. However, I have zero experience in this so I am more than willing to believe that that's not the case.",1309220033
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2703498,comment,2700596,2702591,1,0,cpeterso,,,"well, why not? Martian students will need to use <i>something</i> to transfer files. Perhaps SFTP?<p>The International Space Station still uses Kermit! At least they did in 2003:<p><a href=""http://www.spacedaily.com/news/iss-03zq.html"" rel=""nofollow"">http://www.spacedaily.com/news/iss-03zq.html</a>",1309219989
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2703497,story,,,1,0,alvivar,"Users spend more time using mobile apps than the Internet, study finds",http://www.bgr.com/2011/06/27/users-spend-more-time-using-mobile-apps-than-the-internet-study-finds/#utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=twitter&utm_campaign=Feed%3A+TheBoyGeniusReport+%28BGR+%7C+Boy+Genius+Report%29,,1309219982
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2703496,comment,2702384,2702384,3,0,vessenes,,,"I just put my chair on top of my desk while reading the post; my laptop is now on it. Ghetto standing desk for the win.",1309219976
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2703495,comment,2703340,2703340,23,0,muyyatin,,,"Money quote:<p>""If a company really does need to perform extensive validation and verification of its software, perhaps using a browser to deliver that software just isn't appropriate.""",1309219924
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2703494,comment,2703340,2703340,14,0,natesm,,,"<i>The major problem is testing. Many corporations have in-house Web applicationsboth custom and third-partythat they access through their Web browsers, and before any new browser upgrade can be deployed to users, it must be tested to verify that it works correctly and doesn't cause any trouble with business-critical applications.</i><p>Is this really necessary with Firefox or any WebKit browser? If your app is running in Firefox, presumably it's actually written properly to standards (as opposed to being written against whatever Microsoft shipped 10 years ago). Firefox 5 doesn't change that much, just like Chrome releases. (err, what version am I on? Who cares?)",1309219875
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2703493,story,,,1,0,jg2009,"Research: News: Stanford GSB",http://www.gsb.stanford.edu/news/research/entrep_europeanvc.shtml,,1309219862
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2703492,story,,,2,0,gcmalloc,"Why numbering should begin with zero",http://www.cs.utexas.edu/users/EWD/transcriptions/EWD08xx/EWD831.html,,1309219818
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2703491,story,,,1,0,frankp,"Hyper dense farming project [vid]",http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h8Mga8uHGdM,,1309219744
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2703490,story,,,1,0,arst829,"User Observation In The Wild",http://blog.favo.rs/2011/06/user-observation-in-the-wild/,,1309219726
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2703489,story,,,37,9,yadirosadi,"Meow - A Growl-like Notifications for jQuery",http://blogupstairs.com/framework/javascript-framework/jquery/meow-a-growl-like-notifications-for-jquery/,,1309219719
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2703488,comment,2703377,2703476,6,0,CrazedGeek,,,"Also related to that: <a href=""http://www.folklore.org/StoryView.py?story=Monkey_Lives.txt"" rel=""nofollow"">http://www.folklore.org/StoryView.py?story=Monkey_Lives.txt</a> (how a similar tool was used on the original Macintosh)",1309219699
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2703487,comment,2701287,2701536,1,0,gte910h,,,"I like that about fireworks too. But many designers love layers upon layers upon layers in the same file to do a whole project if possible.<p>That doesn't translate well in fireworks OR PSD if you want to collaborate well.",1309219698
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2703486,comment,2702384,2702831,-1,0,vacri,,,"Depending on who you listen to politically, you might die kneeling!",1309219652
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2703484,comment,2698442,2700435,1,0,lwat,,,"Yes, by design the difficulty changes to match the price and not the other way around.",1309219643
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2703483,comment,2703367,2703448,5,0,brown9-2,,,"We don't know that they didn't seize other hard drives, just not ones used by Instapaper.",1309219621
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2703482,comment,2701287,2701568,1,0,gte910h,,,"Yeah, the everything in one giant file thing is a big problem for collaboration in general (even among designers).<p>I thought the reason many designers don't join the projects is because many technical people are surly when you try to tell them to put things here and here and here... etc.<p>It's not like you can't share a dropbox folder then occasionally check into the code base, or never check in the PSDs at all.",1309219621
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2703481,comment,2702567,2703350,17,0,sunchild,,,"Sounds like a fun business: hire tens of thousands of sales people, and then gradually lay them off.",1309219590
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2703480,story,,,1,0,okegame,"The Nine Lives of Chloe King Season 1 Episode 3",http://cosumix3.blogspot.com/2011/06/nine-lives-of-chloe-king-season-1.html,"The Nine Lives of Chloe King Season 1 Episode 3",1309219547
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2703479,comment,2703329,2703329,1,0,sdrinf,,,"The verification process for buyers, and money receiving services is a rather straightforward debitcard existence + validity check. Note, that Paypal's risk exposure in this situation is limited, and they have literally a decade of experience knowing what these risks are.<p>The verification process for sellers, and especially for people wanting to accept credit cards is another matter entirely. Due to the higher risk exposure for Paypal, a number of factors are taken into consideration here, such as your credit score, personal / business background, nationality, business type, and vertical-specific risk exposure.<p>You mentioned, that you're doing business via a fake account. For as long as real (non-fraudulent) money is exchanging hands, you're mostly good from PP's risk-exposure POV. However the moment you'll start exposing your account to fraud, and your risk profile goes up, will be the second when Paypal will bail on you, with no recourse -after all, you are using a fake account, and breaking TOS.<p>Do your own reality-check, and determine if this is an acceptable risk for you to do business via PP. You might want to also start exploring your options, to have at least one other payment provider to fall back on, as insurance.<p>Hope this helps.",1309219544
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2703478,story,,,1,0,LukeFitz,"Windoze Real Good",http://www.hallikainen.org/windoze/winrg.swf,,1309219517
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2703477,story,,,6,1,benedikt,"MS patents 'silently recording communications' 1 ago. Published June 23. Skype?",http://appft1.uspto.gov/netacgi/nph-Parser?Sect1=PTO2&Sect2=HITOFF&p=1&u=%2Fnetahtml%2FPTO%2Fsearch-bool.html&r=1&f=G&l=50&co1=AND&d=PG01&s1=20110153809.PGNR.&OS=DN/20110153809RS=DN/20110153809,,1309219509
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2703476,comment,2703377,2703472,15,0,jnhnum1,,,"This is related to <a href=""http://developer.android.com/guide/developing/tools/monkey.html"" rel=""nofollow"">http://developer.android.com/guide/developing/tools/monkey.h...</a>, where you can actually test your user interface with a pseudo-monkey.",1309219490
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2703475,comment,2701887,2703283,1,0,cageface,,,"Strange. In what kinds of applications?",1309219429
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2703474,story,,,6,0,cpeterso,"Columbia University to cease support for the Kermit Project",http://www.columbia.edu/kermit/announce.html,,1309219421
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2703473,comment,2703377,2703377,2,0,jnhnum1,,,"Another gem: <a href=""http://developer.android.com/reference/android/hardware/SensorManager.html#GRAVITY_DEATH_STAR_I"" rel=""nofollow"">http://developer.android.com/reference/android/hardware/Sens...</a> gives a gravity constant, on the death star, in imperial units...",1309219416
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2703472,comment,2703377,2703377,9,0,BoppreH,,,"See also:<p><pre><code> public static boolean isUserAMonkey()\n\n Returns ""true"" if the user interface is currently being messed with by a monkey.\n</code></pre>\n<a href=""http://developer.android.com/reference/android/app/ActivityManager.html#isUserAMonkey()"" rel=""nofollow"">http://developer.android.com/reference/android/app/ActivityM...</a>",1309219392
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2703471,comment,2703122,2703415,8,0,snowmaker,,,"How do you know that he intended to interfere with the company's ability to do business? Sure, that's what the FBI said (channeled, presumably, from YouSendIt), but he could have just been running apache benchmark as a simple test to see how the server would respond.<p>In fact, the allegation doesn't really make sense, because as the former CTO, if he had really wanted to interfere with the company's ability to do business, you'd think he could have found much better ways to do so. Logging in and deleting the company's data, turning employees/investors against them, or writing negative articles about them would have had a far greater consequence on their business than running an apache benchmark program.<p>To be clear, I'm not claiming to know what happened; I'm just saying that this press release is a deeply one-sided view of the story, and that the situation smells funny.",1309219382
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2703470,comment,2700553,2703037,2,0,mgkimsal,,,"Figuring out what people want is often harder than it looks. Scratch that. It's easy to find some things that people want, or at least say they want. Determining if you can provide something people (claim to) want in a profitable manner is harder to do.",1309219373
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2703469,comment,2703367,2703448,1,0,Harkins,,,"It sounds to me like the FBI grabbed the entire enclosure that included their target and unrelated DigitalOne customers, then sorted out which they wanted to keep as evidence from there.",1309219362
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2703468,comment,2703324,2703362,4,0,cdmckay,,,"It's an IE frame for me on Chrome/Win.",1309219345
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2703467,comment,2703367,2703448,9,0,bigiain,,,"I wonder if this is a case of ""the law"" being so far behind technology that it's completely unworkable?<p>My suspicion is that the FBI had a warrant for somebodies ""server"", without any consideration given to what ""a server"" means in terms of physically removable equipment compared to what someone like Marco actually gets when he leases ""a server"".<p>I'll bet no one tried to explain to the judge signing the warrant that the ""server"" they wanted to seize was actually a blade card sitting in a chassis with a bunch of other blades (that were _other_ people's ""servers"" (on which they were running their businesses), and that the ""disks"" for the servers they wanted to seize were actually virtual disks sitting on another piece of shared hardware...<p>And I wonder what we'll be deploying on when the law catches up with today's standard hosting practices?",1309219334
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2703466,comment,2701636,2702893,1,0,officemonkey,,,"I'm up to five.",1309219318
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2703464,story,,,3,0,msacks,"The Best Hackers in the World [Infographic]",http://www.thebitsource.com/technews/the-best-hackers-in-the-world-infographic/,,1309219293
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2703463,comment,2701342,2701342,1,0,Havoc,,,">Imagine a large dataset, say something like a list of every country and its population.<p>How is that a large dataset? There aren't that many countries.",1309219284
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2703462,comment,2703146,2703146,2,0,sugarcode,,,"One downside of this approach (without some funky iptables/networking-fu) is that you loose the source IP from the original request. Adding headers like X-Forwarded-For only works after the request has been decrypted, so all the traffic will appear to source from the load balancer, which can present its own issues.<p>IMO (and I believe Google agrees - <a href=""http://www.imperialviolet.org/2010/06/25/overclocking-ssl.html"" rel=""nofollow"">http://www.imperialviolet.org/2010/06/25/overclocking-ssl.ht...</a>) the advantages of terminating SSL at the load balancer outweigh the horizontal scalability of this approach, at least in most cases.",1309219276
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2703461,comment,2703340,2703340,31,0,nl,,,"This article is right.<p>Firefox (and Chrome) updates should be seen in the same way as virus definition updates - something that can indeed cause chaos [1][2][3], but is too useful and sensible to do any other way. Similarly to virus definition updates, typically these updates don't get tested before being rolled out.<p>[1] <a href=""http://arstechnica.com/software/news/2010/03/bitdefender-update-breaks-64-bit-windows-pcs.ars"" rel=""nofollow"">http://arstechnica.com/software/news/2010/03/bitdefender-upd...</a><p>[2] <a href=""http://www.techgeekandmore.com/tag/ca-anti-virus-update-breaks-windows/"" rel=""nofollow"">http://www.techgeekandmore.com/tag/ca-anti-virus-update-brea...</a><p>[3] <a href=""http://simonedwards.blogspot.com/2010/04/mcafee-anti-virus-update-breaks-pcs.html"" rel=""nofollow"">http://simonedwards.blogspot.com/2010/04/mcafee-anti-virus-u...</a>",1309219250
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2703460,comment,2700553,2701650,1,0,dools,,,"I've found B2B bulk messaging to be more work in terms of support but not really able to charge any more given the current market for the product.",1309219241
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2703596,story,,,3,1,yyzyvr,"David Rumsey Map Collection Adds Nearly 1700 Historic Maps and Images",http://infodocket.com/2011/06/27/digitized-maps-david-rumsey-map-collection-adds-nearly-1700-new-maps-and-images/,,1309222769
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2703595,story,,,1,0,janesvilleseo,"Ask HN: Does iBooks, Kindle, Nook, etc offer analytics ",,"On my drive home, this question popped in my mind and after a little GoogleFu I was unable to find an answer. So do they offer any analytics. I suspect as an author/publisher it would be great to know how many people actually read the book, where they drop out, where they bookmark, if they read it multiple times, etc. I think the textbook market could benefit from this as well",1309222759
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2703594,comment,2702384,2703176,3,0,jgmmo,,,"Ignifero it's not because it hits the people around you -- it's because the people around you pay for your care.<p>You don't grok socialized medicine. Smoking is illegal because it's a huge expense on tax money! Smoking is expensive because it causes higher rates of diseases. Make the behavior illegal and you move those funds to other governmental activities.<p>Using a ladder is risky, make ladders illegal.\nEating high fat foods is risky, make junk food illegal.",1309222743
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2703593,comment,2701636,2702392,3,0,gnosis,,,"<i>""laws against killing people have nothing to do with morality. You can't kill a person (or make CP) because it infringes upon a certain set of ""natural rights"" which are supposed to be universal and self evident.""</i><p>Governments kill people <i>all the time</i>, and do so quite legally.<p>Some governments do it more than others. But, as far as the US government is concerned, it happens to have the one of the world's largest contingent of hired killers. And they spend more money than all of the rest of the world combined to train them to kill and to facilitate killing and on giving them the means to do so.<p>And this doesn't even begin to cover the vast array of other people and situations in which killing is not only permitted, but considered a duty -- from police killing a some suspect trying to get away or resisting arrest to your average homeowner killing an intruder in their home, etc..<p>So when you talk about ""laws against killing"", you're really talking about ""laws against certain kinds of killing in certain kinds of situations"" and also ""laws that specifically allow or even require killing in certain situations"".<p>While most societies do have laws against ""murder"", what that usually boils down to is ""certain kinds of illegal killing"". Precisely what qualifies as ""illegal killing"" and what in which situations killing is allowed or even encouraged varies from society to society and certainly from individual to individual (take pacifists and believers in non-violence vs soldiers for example).",1309222725
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2703592,comment,2703504,2703504,1,0,andrewcooke,,,"cool, but if they were given a single IP to target why could they have the mouse on another machine? alternatively: if they could attack other machines, why not use another machine that was exposed via the network? something isn't consistent.",1309222718
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2703591,comment,2703381,2703381,1,0,ohashi,,,"A lot of domain owners would happily lease you domains, but at the $10 range, you're really scraping the bottom of the barrel. What's your opposition to buying 50-100 domains versus renting? You'd save a fortune just buying them yourself.",1309222683
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2703590,comment,2703146,2703533,2,0,sugarcode,,,"Hardware or software? There's some hacks with TPROXY/HAproxy I've seen that would do the transparent proxy but the setup seems like more trouble than it's worth.",1309222667
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2703589,comment,2703540,2703540,2,0,zoowar,,,"Facebook needs engineers, Myspace is on fire sale, so why doesn't Facebook buy Myspace?",1309222652
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2703588,story,,,2,0,svedlin,"The hidden power of smiling",http://www.ted.com/talks/ron_gutman_the_hidden_power_of_smiling.html,,1309222606
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2703587,comment,2703153,2703153,1,0,steventruong,,,"What's your email? It's not listed in your profile. Let's connect",1309222528
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2703586,story,,,1,0,lassie,"10.8V 6 cells Li-ion battery replacement for Lg X120",http://www.laptop-battery-shop.co.nz/Lg/Lg-X120-battery.html,"4400mAh Lg X120 battery/AC DC Adapter, Lg X120 Li-ion battery replacement\n10.8V 6 cells Li-ion battery replacement for Lg X120, shipping to the whole world!",1309222519
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2703584,comment,2702089,2702695,1,0,nradov,,,"How many is too many? Why is it important to respond to everyone? This seems like ""cargo cult"" style productivity, spending a lot of time on activities that look like work but don't actually generate much value.",1309222287
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2703583,comment,2703340,2703563,8,0,potch,,,"Hello! I work for Mozilla. To address the problems with our extension versioning system, we've begun running an automated suite of tests against addons that will automatically make them as compatible with the next version of Firefox. The system performed well for the 4 -> 5 update, and we expect to tune it better. Additionally, if developers use the new set of extension APIs as opposed to the older ones, compatibility is a much simpler affair.",1309222267
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2703582,comment,2701887,2703475,0,0,alexjgough,,,"On computers, mostly.",1309222259
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2703581,comment,2701305,2703061,2,0,X-Istence,,,"It is a hack using links.<p>It is formatted like this (IIRC):<p><pre><code> [spoiler](/s""More goes here"")\n</code></pre>\nthen in CSS there is a match for url[href=/s] that provides the onmouseover stuff.",1309222208
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2703580,comment,2701063,2702167,2,0,nfriedly,,,"FYI units on OS X doesn't recognize millilightseconds, but you can do this:<p><pre><code> You have: 3 lightyears / 365 / 24 / 60 / 60 / 1000\n You want: miles\n * 559.21802\n / 0.0017882113</code></pre>",1309222191
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2703579,comment,2703504,2703504,4,0,JonnieCache,,,"You can have a some much less malicious fun applying the same idea to old games controllers. People typically put flash drives in them with an emulator + roms. It would be fun to put a whole linux distro on there that boots straight into the emulator, with a special menu, but I've never seen that.<p><a href=""http://edshowtos.blogspot.com/2008/06/how-to-make-your-own-nes-usb-controller.html"" rel=""nofollow"">http://edshowtos.blogspot.com/2008/06/how-to-make-your-own-n...</a> (NES)<p><a href=""http://forums.benheck.com/viewtopic.php?t=35526"" rel=""nofollow"">http://forums.benheck.com/viewtopic.php?t=35526</a> (SNES)<p>You can find a bunch of other hacks like this on HaD:<p><a href=""http://hackaday.com/page/1/?s=%22usb+hub%22"" rel=""nofollow"">http://hackaday.com/page/1/?s=%22usb+hub%22</a>",1309222185
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2703578,comment,2703552,2703552,1,0,darrennix,,,"Every desk has flexible arms with dual monitors",1309222166
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2703576,comment,2703552,2703552,1,0,TimboMac,,,"Idea Paint on every wall.",1309222111
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2703575,comment,2703203,2703203,4,0,shaggyfrog,,,"In the section on memory management, I was surprised that there was no mention of providing a malloc/free method (or some other memory allocator) to the library to explicitly use. This is especially handy if you're working with limited memory environments prone to fragmentation, where you might want the library to call your custom allocator which is managing small memory pools.",1309222095
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2703574,comment,2701305,2703269,2,0,maratd,,,"CentOS/Redhat or you could go full Unix with FreeBSD. Lots of other options too.",1309222092
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2703573,comment,2703340,2703563,2,0,sid0,,,"AMO auto-bumps versions for addons that pass through automated checks.",1309222045
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2703572,comment,2700850,2703244,2,0,sesqu,,,"This functionality is actually built into Firefox and Chrome, and I'd be shocked if at least Opera didn't have it too. It's the ""keyword"" field in search engine settings.<p>I believe multiple parameters are also allowed, but not having used them, can't vouch.",1309222020
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2703571,comment,2701887,2703475,4,0,unauth,,,"web development mostly.\nBig Japanese companies use perl for their backend and you can find many blog entries about perl in Japanese.",1309222005
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2703570,comment,2703503,2703503,1,0,lightweb,,,"<a href=""http://twitpic.com/5hvqed"" rel=""nofollow"">http://twitpic.com/5hvqed</a>",1309221979
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2703569,comment,2703122,2703409,3,0,brown9-2,,,"What would be the point of this? Why send <i>ab</i>?",1309221978
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2703568,story,,,1,0,Kenjason,"Nike Dunk Low Shoes, Cheap Dunk SB Shoes On Sale",http://www.greatnikes.com/nike-dunks-nike-dunk-low-c-4_7.html,,1309221968
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2703567,comment,2703548,2703548,1,0,chrismaddern,,,:),1309221967
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2703566,story,,,6,10,JGailor,"Strange reason for being turned down. Any other good ones?",,"This is a pretty weird one, as I've been programming for a while and haven't heard it yet. I have been interviewing w/ a local Bay Area startup that I was introduced to via a friends recommendation. It's a bit of a strange situation as I had just spent the past year working as a co-founder on a startup, and I made it clear that there was a strong chance that I would be applying to a startup incubator over the winter to work on a problem that I find frustrating and would love to see solved, so it might not be a long-term thing. They were understanding, so we met, and after a few good face-to-face meetings we had talked about a reasonable short-term engagement. At this point I usually ask the other side to think it over a bit and send me an email with an offer to start really coalescing the process, and to open up some space for any questions that might not occur during an interview.<p>After a few days, I got an email, and while it was very positive on my technical/engineering abilities, ultimately they thought I was ""too mature"" for the team and might not be a good fit. I was somewhat disappointed, as I liked these guys and thought they had an idea that I could really dig deep into, but I can understand the need to make sure the team is clicking at close to optimal efficiency as possible. I just have never had the ""too mature"" reason used before. My thoughts at this point are that either:<p>A) They felt that was an easy way to say they weren't really interested. Strange, but that's ok.<p>B) They were not happy with the potential for me to leave after a few months. Very legitimate, but there's always some flexibility and we could have talked some more about it and changed plans.<p>C) I just was too serious during the interview process, and didn't seem like I could work comfortably with the team. I think this is very possible, but usually when interviewing it seems hard to get too comfortable. There's a lot of evaluation going on from both sides, and you want to put your best face forward. For me that usually means trying to look capable and professional.<p>Anyway, I think they're a great company and will blow up in the next few years, but this just struck me as a strange one, so I thought I would cheer myself up and see if anyone else had any funny or weird stories about interviews.",1309221949
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2703565,comment,2703340,2703340,0,0,flocial,,,"This new release policy just doesn't make any sense. Sure Chrome is flashy and their release cycle is fast but they're also consistent (also young). OSX and Ubuntu release like clockwork. People appreciate consistency.<p>Also, when 5 was announced the state of extensions support was uncertain (I finally got the Delicious add-on back working again without compatibility fiddling and definitely didn't want to mess with it).<p>Having said that, the unrealistic and bureaucratic IT policies of backwards companies are their problem and not for open source to solve (are they donating?). If they're so concerned maybe they should hire someone to contribute to the project full-time so they can stay abreast of changes and maybe have a say in the direction of development.",1309221948
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2703564,story,,,105,104,secretwhistle,"Photography Is ""Copying;"" More Fallout from Maisel vs. Baio",http://www.techdirt.com/articles/20110625/01030814852/if-jay-maisels-photograph-is-original-artwork-then-so-is-pixelated-cover-kind-bloop.shtml,,1309221765
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2703563,comment,2703340,2703340,4,0,tlianza,,,"I haven't seen any commentary on the fact that Firefox's plugin system is completely based on browser version number when specifying compatibility in install.rdf.<p>Do they expect all developers to release a new version of their extensions every 6 weeks, or do they expect us to effectively say ""my extension is compatible with every future version of firefox"" which is impossible to guarantee?<p>There are very good reasons for the ""major"" version number to exist. Why would they ditch that? Just bump a minor number instead... I see no benefit to this approach.",1309221742
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2703562,comment,2703264,2703264,3,0,ChuckMcM,,,"I don't think they appreciate just how screwy this can make things. A lot of embedded controllers use zero crossing detectors in their power supplies to provide the time signal.<p>Its been such a good thing for so long that I am not sure people really internalize the assumption they are making. I see this when I put things (like embedded controllers) on 'pure sine' UPSs (this is where the AC power charges the battery and the load always runs off the inverter). Since they do <i>not</i> accurately track 60 hz things like my NetApp filer lose and gain time sporadically (only kept sane by some NTP work which is poorly supported in the StoreVault series but that is another rant).",1309221732
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2703561,story,,,7,0,jyr,"Ask HNVore: You are a fan codeigniter?",http://blog.getmnpp.org/mnpp-011-released,,1309221709
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2703560,comment,2701342,2701705,1,0,nl,,,"What does that even mean? Is there some special law that says ""Benford's Law is admissible""? I'm guessing not, and that all it means is that it's a piece of evidence that can be used, similarly to any other statistical evidence.<p>Wouldn't it be stranger (and <i>actually</i> interesting) if that evidence <i>wasn't</i> admissible?",1309221680
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2703559,comment,2703324,2703468,3,0,bsphil,,,"Same for Firefox/Win.",1309221667
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2703558,comment,2701125,2701125,1,0,iworkforthem,,,"You could look at these projects Hibernate, Spring Framework, ActiveMQ, Cassandra, etc they are not quite in the first phase.",1309221651
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2703556,comment,2702089,2703040,4,0,samstokes,,,"<i>... Lotus Notes ... choice of tools is the problem ...</i><p>Yup.",1309221612
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2703555,story,,,1,0,feeeg," ",http://www.al-shatea.com/1137173/,,1309221596
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2703554,comment,2703503,2703503,1,0,lightweb,,,"There is a fire very close to Los Alamos National Laboratory. They have begun to evacuate the whole town. Here is some info from someone on the ground: Our main concern is that the Las Conchas fire is about 3 1/2 miles from Area G, the dumpsite that has been in operation since the late 1950s/early 1960s. There are 20,000 to 30,000 55-gallons drums of plutonium contaminated waste (containing solvents, chemicals and toxic materials) sitting in fabric tents above ground. These drums are destined for WIPP. We understand that LANL has been working since late last night to build a fire line in Water Canyon, between the fire and Area G. Over the last 26 hours the fire has grown from 0 acres to about 45,000 acres about the size of the Cerro Grande fire in 2000.",1309221589
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2703553,comment,2701287,2701813,1,0,gte910h,,,"I think many designers do not know how to be really collaborative. They don't know how to bend their design to development realities and do cost-insensitive things all the time.<p>I do professional iOS development all the time, and have had the pleasure of working with some really good design teams while working, who are there the entire process, but I've also had the occasion when a design is handed down by ""god"" and they won't do a damn thing to adjust to what's actually possible or doable.<p>The communication style of designers also irks the hell out of developers. There is argument by emotion, argument by reputation and argument by logical reasoning. Most devs do the latter as a default thing. Many (I'd probably not say most) designers shoot at repuational argument overly quickly, relying on inchoate notions of things they can't really verbalize well.<p>The fact one side is saying ""Trust me, look at all the stuff I've done"" and the other is saying ""But this is that way and that is this way"" leads to a horrid clash of communication style. This is only exacerbated via email, which is how much OSS gets done, as email is exceedingly logic based.",1309221564
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2703552,story,,,30,37,kineticac,"Ask HN: If you could pimp out your office what would you do?",,"We're looking to seriously upgrade our office as we can finally step out of the super scrappy mode we've been in for the last two years. I'd just like to hear what current and dream setups would be like to get some ideas! Not that we will go for the ideal fantasy setups, but it would be inspirational!",1309221545
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2703551,story,,,2,0,msredmond,"Anonymous/LulzSec Hack Timeline (2011)",http://redmondmag.com/articles/2011/06/27/timeline-of-anonymous-lulzsec-hacks.aspx,,1309221494
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2703550,story,,,4,0,andre3k1,"Facebooks First Tablet App Will Be For The HP TouchPad, Not The iPad",http://techcrunch.com/2011/06/27/facebook-tablet-app-hp-touchpad/,,1309221470
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2703549,comment,2703340,2703340,2,0,mwexler,,,"Can't help but compare to Apple's recent Final Cut Pro update: screw one segment over (hard core niche users) for greater riches in others (larger prosumer market). Whether it turns out to be genius or the death of a great product, only time will tell for both FF and Final Cut Pro.<p>But when I considers how Ubuntu and Red Hat approach life cycle, I can't help but wonder why FF, also open source, couldn't find folks willing to support an enterprise long-life version. Perhaps that tells us something about how much the enterprises really value a stand-alone and open source browser vs. IE, Chrome, and Opera, all their whining aside.",1309221372
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2703548,story,,,2,1,chrismaddern,"Platform Aware URL Shortener - different site for each device",http://trgt.us,"Send a user to a different website based on the device their using - distribute it in a short URL.",1309221371
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2703547,comment,2701305,2702467,1,0,gwern,,,"That's what Krafft says in _The Debian System_, actually - that it would be a real mess if new packages all had to edit the same crontab to install and deinstall themselves, but a directory-based system was very clean.",1309221370
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2703546,comment,2703168,2703168,1,0,salman89,,,"Are you a price comparator or just a search engine? I would find that if you compared the available options against each other (ex is it cheaper for me to buy from iTunes or Amazon?) it may be more useful.",1309221367
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2703545,story,,,14,4,darrennix,"Google's new Search Results screen rearranges URLs",http://blog.leaky.com/google-testing-new-search-results-screen-givi,,1309221332
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2703544,comment,2703340,2703436,6,0,pseudonym,,,"I think it's just the flip from doing N.X.Y updates for so long to making a major increment every 3 months. If you were running 4.2.1 and three months later they were running 4.5.2, would you necessarily say ""Hey, you're EOLing 4.2.1 too soon!"", or just click the ""Update"" button without thinking about it?",1309221313
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2703543,comment,2701340,2702523,1,0,idlewords,,,"It's important to bill for multiple months of service at a time if you sell stuff at the $1/month level to avoid this problem. The transaction fees become prohibitive when you get below $5 or so.",1309221306
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2703542,comment,2701369,2703428,1,0,andrewcooke,,,"[edit: i was wrong; it wasn't bradbury, i'm remembering the asimov work you mention - an excellent story, i agree]<p>but it ignores the existing power structure. everyone knows that banks screwed up - but who is in jail? same thing goes here: it won't be an equaliser; only the little people will be punished. most people won't be using their viewers to avoid a war, they will be watching infotainment on 3d tv.<p>if you don't explicitly challenge the existing power structure you implicitly strengthen it.",1309221260
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2703541,story,,,2,2,bostonscott,"Why the economy will take a long time to recover",http://scottsmigler.com/myblog/2011/06/27/tax-small-business-to-keep-government-from-shrinking/,,1309221204
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2703540,story,,,16,1,nikhilpandit,"Myspace Expected To Lay Off At Least 150 Employees On Wednesday",http://techcrunch.com/2011/06/27/myspace-expected-to-lay-off-at-least-150-employees-on-wednesday/,,1309221177
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2703539,comment,2703381,2703381,1,0,iworkforthem,,,"Here's what I would do. Get a [myfancyname]labs.com ... any new startup ideas goes under [myfancyname]labs.com/idea1, [myfancyname]labs.com/idea2, etc...<p>This is much more cost effective, when the idea take off, I will consider getting a proper domain with all its extensions.<p>Or if you know a few domainers, you could consider renting it from them for a x period of time. But it's not going to be cheap.",1309221143
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2703538,comment,2701340,2701506,1,0,idlewords,,,"I strongly disagree that you need to pay anything to snag customers for an online service. Build a really good initial version, work your heart out to support it, and let word of mouth do the rest. It will be frustratingly slow to begin with but it ensures you are always in the black.",1309221135
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2703537,comment,2701342,2702828,4,0,orangecat,,,"That's just silly. On the other hand, base 2i would be very efficient: <a href=""http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quater-imaginary_base"" rel=""nofollow"">http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quater-imaginary_base</a>",1309221131
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2703536,comment,2703340,2703494,8,0,kijinbear,,,"Exactly. This ""new browser version will break everything"" argument applies very much to Internet Explorer, but IMO not so much to better browsers like Firefox and Chrome. There might be minor quirks here and there, but those are never going to be serious enough to require more than a couple of days of testing if the app is standards-compliant to begin with.",1309221093
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2703535,story,,,8,2,mbrubeck,"Firefox update policy: the enterprise is wrong, not Mozilla",http://arstechnica.com/business/news/2011/06/firefox-update-policy-the-enterprise-is-wrong-not-mozilla.ars/2,,1309220995
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2703534,comment,2701636,2701978,1,0,gnosis,,,"There are many problems with copyright, but the ones a ""constitutional originalist"" should take issue with from that quote are that:<p>First, inventors and authors frequently aren't the ones who hold exclusive rights to their writings and discoveries under copyright law, as their rights are often signed over to others; and these rights are often continued to be held even after the authors and inventors die.<p>Second, there weren't any movies or videos or even recordings back when the US Constitution was written, so their writings couldn't possibly directly apply to these media.<p>It takes <i>interpretation</i> on the parts of these supposed ""constitutional originalist"" justices to decree that these new media do in fact fall under copyright law.",1309220961
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2703533,comment,2703146,2703462,3,0,X-Istence,,,"Transparent load balancers exist and don't have the issues you are talking about.",1309220956
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2703532,comment,2701287,2703141,1,0,gte910h,,,">The dock is at the bottom<p>The dock is very customizable. I have never used it at the bottom for years of using a mac.<p>You are correct that people do not properly cost in the mental load of having a non-clean interface infront of them.<p>I love the SketchBookPro interface for instance in how it disappears. I also like the new ""Giant Bubble"" MS products much more than the prior un-ribboned versions.<p>I am a developer (although iOS, so perhaps have a higher love of design than some devs).",1309220944
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2703531,comment,2701340,2702361,2,0,idlewords,,,"Another good rule of thumb is not to speak in acronyms.",1309220919
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2703530,comment,2703238,2703238,1,0,iworkforthem,,,"- Show HN.<p>- Show it to your local startup community.<p>- Show it to your potential paying customers.",1309220904
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2703529,comment,2702602,2702847,9,0,mestudent,,,"That is the way I use it, much better than the new one that requires javascript to do everything.",1309220898
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2703528,comment,2703356,2703407,3,0,vicaya,,,"People should only have strong opinions because they have convincing evidence. The point of the statement is that despite the fact you have convincing evidence from your perspective, you need to consider the possibility that your perspective is biased and that your opinions maybe invalidated as the problem scope and externalities evolve.<p>It's very hard to work with people with strongly held opinions, especially when there are more than one such people in your group.",1309220891
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2703527,comment,2701340,2701895,3,0,idlewords,,,"Yeah, but the archiving plan only comes out to $2/month per user, which according to this article means I should shut down the site!<p>It's a shame, since I was enjoying the profits.",1309220880
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2703526,comment,2703340,2703499,0,0,Bo102010,,,"Basically when one of their low level ""packaging"" people screws up the install script. It took me 3 months for an IT department to give me an updated Java VM, as they had marked it ""incompatible.""",1309220868
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2703525,story,,,1,0,mkrecny,"Be a Prolific Commenter","http://bit.ly/kWhzOi ",,1309220853
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2703524,comment,2701340,2703081,2,0,dualogy,,,"That's precisely what I do -- I <i>have</i> to -- needless to say deprioritized users feel fully ""ignored"".<p>That said, you can't please everyone... if you're the one left serving the lowest-IQ users with the lowest-or-no-budget, you just give others an easier time making good money off more savvy software users. Before you know it, you have to close down shop for good...",1309220839
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2703523,comment,2703340,2703495,7,0,kenjackson,,,"<i>If a company really does need to perform extensive validation and verification of its software, perhaps using a browser to deliver that software just isn't appropriate.</i><p>First, any time you have software that is a key part of your line of business you have to do extensive validation and verification.<p>Second, rapidly upgrading browsers isn't something inherent in browsers. As enterprises have shown, you can stick with the same major version of a browser for years w/o any degredation in the core business.<p>At the end of the day for a lot businesses its just a runtime for deploying CRUD apps. The browser is a fine mechanism for that.",1309220775
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2703522,story,,,3,1,jbolo,"Droid Bionic Release",,"Our company's Verizon Wireless Account Executive gave us some good news. The last he heard Droid Bionic was scheduled for release July 18th. He isn't sure if it's changed but it sounds promising. I'm sure Verizon will be holding off the new SuperPhone until after the tiered data pricing is in place and well before the Galaxy S 2 or iPhone 5 join the battle.",1309220720
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2703521,comment,2701287,2702655,2,0,gte910h,,,"That sounds like development in general. Freetime workers tend to be an overly contentious lot, demanding lots of justification for non-additive changes. You are ""deleting someone's baby"" some of the time.",1309220540
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2703520,story,,,1,0,treetrouble,"High-level realtime MIDI IO with Ruby",http://tx81z.blogspot.com/2011/06/high-level-midi-io-with-ruby.html,,1309220530
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2703519,comment,2703367,2703469,7,0,bigiain,,,"One assumption is that the FBI took the blade chassis that the target's server lived on (with the Instapaper one as collateral damage) _and_ a NAS box with the target's virtual disks (but a different NAS to the one with the Instapaper disks).<p>It's also possible the FBI just took a rackful of diskless blade servers, and have no evidence at all, target related or not...",1309220509
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2703518,comment,2703367,2703483,3,0,alex_h,,,"But it would be odd if the FBI was clueless enough to take an entire rack of servers when they were after just 1, yet smart enough to pick exactly the right drives out of a disk array. (assuming thats even possible)",1309220444
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2703517,comment,2701287,2702131,1,0,gte910h,,,"You are aware <i>absolutely</i> everything you wrote is the same for developers too, even the programmer part;I've seen hostility towards people offering patches who are more users than programmers.<p>That's contributing to other people's projects period.<p>OSS is about scratching an itch, releasing code your business does but does not need to protect, or about self-gratification. While it can be a showpiece, you never get much in the way of fame out of it, no matter what you do.",1309220443
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2703516,comment,2701908,2701908,1,0,jwinter,,,"Check out the pomo gem. It works in a very similar way plus it adds a 25-minute timer for pomodoros. If you add your .pomo file to git would do the same integration.<p><a href=""https://github.com/visionmedia/pomo"" rel=""nofollow"">https://github.com/visionmedia/pomo</a>",1309220437
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2703515,comment,2703146,2703146,2,0,thomas-st,,,"Why does session affinity not solve the problem of session caching? The author says it's ""a whole other world of pain and suffering"" but doesn't explain why.",1309220365
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2703513,story,,,1,0,jameshicks,"Lulzsec quits",http://www.thetechscoop.net/2011/06/27/lulzsec-quits/#axzz1QWcnPE7N,,1309220351
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2703512,comment,2702567,2703453,3,0,danielsoneg,,,"Yeah - commoditized in this case is the economics definition.<p>Generally speaking, once all the participants in a particular market sector are offering the same set of services (or at least, the subset consumers care about), the only area they have to compete on is price - eventually, the price drops to the absolute lowest the service can be offered for. It can still be a viable industry to be in, but it's really not ""darling of Wall St"" territory.",1309220348
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2703511,comment,2702384,2702503,1,0,pessimizer,,,"Then I guess I have to trash my series of studies on coughing, lying in bed, and depression shaving years off your life. Getting grants is hard! /annoyance",1309220321
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2703510,comment,2699350,2700203,2,0,ABrandt,,,"I actually live about 10 miles from both my work and where I play. Biking would add about 30 min to my commute each way. Culture probably has a lot to do with my desire too. Biking is almost a way of life in Madison. Creating these bike amenities would be the first step for any city to create this culture.",1309220318
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2703509,comment,2702982,2703361,1,0,Steko,,,"Size of fingertips is not a constant. Apple could very well release a 3.2"" 320v480 display.",1309220277
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2703508,comment,2701887,2701993,2,0,jacques_chester,,,"If they'd called it ""Perl NG"", then we wouldn't be talking about Perl 5.16. We'd be talking about Perl 21 vs Perl NG.",1309220266
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2703507,comment,2703377,2703377,4,0,daleharvey,,,"I like the description<p><pre><code> What a Terrible Failure\n</code></pre>\nadb lolcat was another andoid easter egg that made me laugh",1309220262
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2703506,comment,2703503,2703503,0,0,lightweb,,,"Holy crap it's serious! I may have to bug out!",1309220187
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2703505,comment,2703444,2703444,1,0,joezydeco,,,"You can get ""cell phone screens for a couple of dollars"" when you buy a few million at a time and have a kickass line of credit. Good luck with that.",1309220180
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2703504,story,,,42,11,iamichi,"Hacking a network with an infectious mouse.",http://pentest.snosoft.com/2011/06/24/netragards-hacker-interface-device-hid/,,1309220172
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2703503,story,,,2,3,lightweb,"Fire near LANL Whole town evacuated",http://nmfireinfo.wordpress.com,"There is a fire very close to Los Alamos National Laboratory. They have begun to evacuate the whole town. Here is some info from someone on the ground: Our main concern is that the Las Conchas fire is about 3 1/2 miles from Area G, the dumpsite that has been in operation since the late 1950s/early 1960s. There are 20,000 to 30,000 55-gallons drums of plutonium contaminated waste (containing solvents, chemicals and toxic materials) sitting in fabric tents above ground. These drums are destined for WIPP. We understand that LANL has been working since late last night to build a fire line in Water Canyon, between the fire and Area G. Over the last 26 hours the fire has grown from 0 acres to about 45,000 acres about the size of the Cerro Grande fire in 2000.",1309220147
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2703502,comment,2703122,2703471,8,0,tomkarlo,,,"Well, at this point, that's what he himself has said, since it was a guilty plea. Presumably he had to admit not just his actions but his intent / malice.",1309220131
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2703501,comment,2701342,2701474,1,0,tocomment,,,"Can you post the code you used for the mp's?<p>I was thinking to make it into a little web tool.",1309220126
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2703500,comment,2703324,2703332,3,0,speby,,,"It's kind of an easter egg since most users will never notice unless it's the few people that make their Finder icons absolutely huge. It's definitely just to poke fun and since it isn't in anyone's face, it's not that unprofessional.",1309220035
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2703499,comment,2703340,2703340,3,0,tolmasky,,,"I'd be really curious to know the frequency of IT departments reaching the conclusion that nope, FireFox x.y should NOT be installed. I have a suspicion that this is some ridiculously lengthy process that always gets a thumbs up at the end. However, I have zero experience in this so I am more than willing to believe that that's not the case.",1309220033
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2703498,comment,2700596,2702591,1,0,cpeterso,,,"well, why not? Martian students will need to use <i>something</i> to transfer files. Perhaps SFTP?<p>The International Space Station still uses Kermit! At least they did in 2003:<p><a href=""http://www.spacedaily.com/news/iss-03zq.html"" rel=""nofollow"">http://www.spacedaily.com/news/iss-03zq.html</a>",1309219989
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2703497,story,,,1,0,alvivar,"Users spend more time using mobile apps than the Internet, study finds",http://www.bgr.com/2011/06/27/users-spend-more-time-using-mobile-apps-than-the-internet-study-finds/#utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=twitter&utm_campaign=Feed%3A+TheBoyGeniusReport+%28BGR+%7C+Boy+Genius+Report%29,,1309219982
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2703496,comment,2702384,2702384,3,0,vessenes,,,"I just put my chair on top of my desk while reading the post; my laptop is now on it. Ghetto standing desk for the win.",1309219976
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2703495,comment,2703340,2703340,23,0,muyyatin,,,"Money quote:<p>""If a company really does need to perform extensive validation and verification of its software, perhaps using a browser to deliver that software just isn't appropriate.""",1309219924
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2703494,comment,2703340,2703340,14,0,natesm,,,"<i>The major problem is testing. Many corporations have in-house Web applicationsboth custom and third-partythat they access through their Web browsers, and before any new browser upgrade can be deployed to users, it must be tested to verify that it works correctly and doesn't cause any trouble with business-critical applications.</i><p>Is this really necessary with Firefox or any WebKit browser? If your app is running in Firefox, presumably it's actually written properly to standards (as opposed to being written against whatever Microsoft shipped 10 years ago). Firefox 5 doesn't change that much, just like Chrome releases. (err, what version am I on? Who cares?)",1309219875
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2703493,story,,,1,0,jg2009,"Research: News: Stanford GSB",http://www.gsb.stanford.edu/news/research/entrep_europeanvc.shtml,,1309219862
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2703492,story,,,2,0,gcmalloc,"Why numbering should begin with zero",http://www.cs.utexas.edu/users/EWD/transcriptions/EWD08xx/EWD831.html,,1309219818
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2703491,story,,,1,0,frankp,"Hyper dense farming project [vid]",http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h8Mga8uHGdM,,1309219744
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2703490,story,,,1,0,arst829,"User Observation In The Wild",http://blog.favo.rs/2011/06/user-observation-in-the-wild/,,1309219726
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2703489,story,,,37,9,yadirosadi,"Meow - A Growl-like Notifications for jQuery",http://blogupstairs.com/framework/javascript-framework/jquery/meow-a-growl-like-notifications-for-jquery/,,1309219719
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2703488,comment,2703377,2703476,6,0,CrazedGeek,,,"Also related to that: <a href=""http://www.folklore.org/StoryView.py?story=Monkey_Lives.txt"" rel=""nofollow"">http://www.folklore.org/StoryView.py?story=Monkey_Lives.txt</a> (how a similar tool was used on the original Macintosh)",1309219699
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2703487,comment,2701287,2701536,1,0,gte910h,,,"I like that about fireworks too. But many designers love layers upon layers upon layers in the same file to do a whole project if possible.<p>That doesn't translate well in fireworks OR PSD if you want to collaborate well.",1309219698
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2703486,comment,2702384,2702831,-1,0,vacri,,,"Depending on who you listen to politically, you might die kneeling!",1309219652
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2703484,comment,2698442,2700435,1,0,lwat,,,"Yes, by design the difficulty changes to match the price and not the other way around.",1309219643
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2703483,comment,2703367,2703448,5,0,brown9-2,,,"We don't know that they didn't seize other hard drives, just not ones used by Instapaper.",1309219621
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2703482,comment,2701287,2701568,1,0,gte910h,,,"Yeah, the everything in one giant file thing is a big problem for collaboration in general (even among designers).<p>I thought the reason many designers don't join the projects is because many technical people are surly when you try to tell them to put things here and here and here... etc.<p>It's not like you can't share a dropbox folder then occasionally check into the code base, or never check in the PSDs at all.",1309219621
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2703481,comment,2702567,2703350,17,0,sunchild,,,"Sounds like a fun business: hire tens of thousands of sales people, and then gradually lay them off.",1309219590
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2703480,story,,,1,0,okegame,"The Nine Lives of Chloe King Season 1 Episode 3",http://cosumix3.blogspot.com/2011/06/nine-lives-of-chloe-king-season-1.html,"The Nine Lives of Chloe King Season 1 Episode 3",1309219547
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2703479,comment,2703329,2703329,1,0,sdrinf,,,"The verification process for buyers, and money receiving services is a rather straightforward debitcard existence + validity check. Note, that Paypal's risk exposure in this situation is limited, and they have literally a decade of experience knowing what these risks are.<p>The verification process for sellers, and especially for people wanting to accept credit cards is another matter entirely. Due to the higher risk exposure for Paypal, a number of factors are taken into consideration here, such as your credit score, personal / business background, nationality, business type, and vertical-specific risk exposure.<p>You mentioned, that you're doing business via a fake account. For as long as real (non-fraudulent) money is exchanging hands, you're mostly good from PP's risk-exposure POV. However the moment you'll start exposing your account to fraud, and your risk profile goes up, will be the second when Paypal will bail on you, with no recourse -after all, you are using a fake account, and breaking TOS.<p>Do your own reality-check, and determine if this is an acceptable risk for you to do business via PP. You might want to also start exploring your options, to have at least one other payment provider to fall back on, as insurance.<p>Hope this helps.",1309219544
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2703478,story,,,1,0,LukeFitz,"Windoze Real Good",http://www.hallikainen.org/windoze/winrg.swf,,1309219517
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2703477,story,,,6,1,benedikt,"MS patents 'silently recording communications' 1 ago. Published June 23. Skype?",http://appft1.uspto.gov/netacgi/nph-Parser?Sect1=PTO2&Sect2=HITOFF&p=1&u=%2Fnetahtml%2FPTO%2Fsearch-bool.html&r=1&f=G&l=50&co1=AND&d=PG01&s1=20110153809.PGNR.&OS=DN/20110153809RS=DN/20110153809,,1309219509
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2703476,comment,2703377,2703472,15,0,jnhnum1,,,"This is related to <a href=""http://developer.android.com/guide/developing/tools/monkey.html"" rel=""nofollow"">http://developer.android.com/guide/developing/tools/monkey.h...</a>, where you can actually test your user interface with a pseudo-monkey.",1309219490
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2703475,comment,2701887,2703283,1,0,cageface,,,"Strange. In what kinds of applications?",1309219429
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2703474,story,,,6,0,cpeterso,"Columbia University to cease support for the Kermit Project",http://www.columbia.edu/kermit/announce.html,,1309219421
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2703473,comment,2703377,2703377,2,0,jnhnum1,,,"Another gem: <a href=""http://developer.android.com/reference/android/hardware/SensorManager.html#GRAVITY_DEATH_STAR_I"" rel=""nofollow"">http://developer.android.com/reference/android/hardware/Sens...</a> gives a gravity constant, on the death star, in imperial units...",1309219416
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2703472,comment,2703377,2703377,9,0,BoppreH,,,"See also:<p><pre><code> public static boolean isUserAMonkey()\n\n Returns ""true"" if the user interface is currently being messed with by a monkey.\n</code></pre>\n<a href=""http://developer.android.com/reference/android/app/ActivityManager.html#isUserAMonkey()"" rel=""nofollow"">http://developer.android.com/reference/android/app/ActivityM...</a>",1309219392
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2703471,comment,2703122,2703415,8,0,snowmaker,,,"How do you know that he intended to interfere with the company's ability to do business? Sure, that's what the FBI said (channeled, presumably, from YouSendIt), but he could have just been running apache benchmark as a simple test to see how the server would respond.<p>In fact, the allegation doesn't really make sense, because as the former CTO, if he had really wanted to interfere with the company's ability to do business, you'd think he could have found much better ways to do so. Logging in and deleting the company's data, turning employees/investors against them, or writing negative articles about them would have had a far greater consequence on their business than running an apache benchmark program.<p>To be clear, I'm not claiming to know what happened; I'm just saying that this press release is a deeply one-sided view of the story, and that the situation smells funny.",1309219382
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2703470,comment,2700553,2703037,2,0,mgkimsal,,,"Figuring out what people want is often harder than it looks. Scratch that. It's easy to find some things that people want, or at least say they want. Determining if you can provide something people (claim to) want in a profitable manner is harder to do.",1309219373
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2703469,comment,2703367,2703448,1,0,Harkins,,,"It sounds to me like the FBI grabbed the entire enclosure that included their target and unrelated DigitalOne customers, then sorted out which they wanted to keep as evidence from there.",1309219362
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2703468,comment,2703324,2703362,4,0,cdmckay,,,"It's an IE frame for me on Chrome/Win.",1309219345
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2703467,comment,2703367,2703448,9,0,bigiain,,,"I wonder if this is a case of ""the law"" being so far behind technology that it's completely unworkable?<p>My suspicion is that the FBI had a warrant for somebodies ""server"", without any consideration given to what ""a server"" means in terms of physically removable equipment compared to what someone like Marco actually gets when he leases ""a server"".<p>I'll bet no one tried to explain to the judge signing the warrant that the ""server"" they wanted to seize was actually a blade card sitting in a chassis with a bunch of other blades (that were _other_ people's ""servers"" (on which they were running their businesses), and that the ""disks"" for the servers they wanted to seize were actually virtual disks sitting on another piece of shared hardware...<p>And I wonder what we'll be deploying on when the law catches up with today's standard hosting practices?",1309219334
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2703466,comment,2701636,2702893,1,0,officemonkey,,,"I'm up to five.",1309219318
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2703464,story,,,3,0,msacks,"The Best Hackers in the World [Infographic]",http://www.thebitsource.com/technews/the-best-hackers-in-the-world-infographic/,,1309219293
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2703463,comment,2701342,2701342,1,0,Havoc,,,">Imagine a large dataset, say something like a list of every country and its population.<p>How is that a large dataset? There aren't that many countries.",1309219284
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2703462,comment,2703146,2703146,2,0,sugarcode,,,"One downside of this approach (without some funky iptables/networking-fu) is that you loose the source IP from the original request. Adding headers like X-Forwarded-For only works after the request has been decrypted, so all the traffic will appear to source from the load balancer, which can present its own issues.<p>IMO (and I believe Google agrees - <a href=""http://www.imperialviolet.org/2010/06/25/overclocking-ssl.html"" rel=""nofollow"">http://www.imperialviolet.org/2010/06/25/overclocking-ssl.ht...</a>) the advantages of terminating SSL at the load balancer outweigh the horizontal scalability of this approach, at least in most cases.",1309219276
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2703461,comment,2703340,2703340,31,0,nl,,,"This article is right.<p>Firefox (and Chrome) updates should be seen in the same way as virus definition updates - something that can indeed cause chaos [1][2][3], but is too useful and sensible to do any other way. Similarly to virus definition updates, typically these updates don't get tested before being rolled out.<p>[1] <a href=""http://arstechnica.com/software/news/2010/03/bitdefender-update-breaks-64-bit-windows-pcs.ars"" rel=""nofollow"">http://arstechnica.com/software/news/2010/03/bitdefender-upd...</a><p>[2] <a href=""http://www.techgeekandmore.com/tag/ca-anti-virus-update-breaks-windows/"" rel=""nofollow"">http://www.techgeekandmore.com/tag/ca-anti-virus-update-brea...</a><p>[3] <a href=""http://simonedwards.blogspot.com/2010/04/mcafee-anti-virus-update-breaks-pcs.html"" rel=""nofollow"">http://simonedwards.blogspot.com/2010/04/mcafee-anti-virus-u...</a>",1309219250
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2703460,comment,2700553,2701650,1,0,dools,,,"I've found B2B bulk messaging to be more work in terms of support but not really able to charge any more given the current market for the product.",1309219241
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606334,comment,606208,606208,0,0,huhtenberg,,,"I am getting a strong feeling that Google is genuinely concerned about Wolfram Alpha, which makes latter that much more interesting. In the end Google's hyperventilation may create an exact opposite of the effect they are going for.",1242176321
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606333,comment,606208,606208,0,0,snprbob86,,,"1) This looks awesome. I can't wait to try it!<p>2) The interviewers are surprisingly immature and unprofessional. They are downright rude to the demonstrator and are clearly ignorant about the amazingly cool technology that they are privileged to be seeing.",1242176239
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606331,comment,605418,606169,0,0,wheels,,,"<i>When I think of someone really busting ass I think of immigrants working 3 jobs</i><p>There is one thing that we can be certain of: for every person complaining online, by very virtue of their being a part of the privileged class of people on the planet that has a computer, the world provides an almost infinite number of people who have it harder.",1242176124
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606330,comment,605899,606176,0,0,ciupicri,,,"The law firm could have chosen not to take this stupid case. Before thinking that I'm exaggerating or infantile or whatever, I would ask you to think about Richard Stallman and his ""obsession"" for free software and freedom in general.",1242176016
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606329,comment,605379,606018,0,0,DTrejo,,,"I avoid listening to music and other things while I am traveling - I find that when I have plenty of time to think and daydream I come up with more ideas and solutions.<p>It's too bad that HN takes up some of my idea time, though thankfully I learn enough while here to make up for it.",1242175778
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606328,comment,606195,606318,0,0,ericwaller,,,"Of course it would be, my point is that less dangerous necessarily means less powerful. Though I'd agree that there are cases where the trade off is desirable, like `rm -rf /`.",1242175761
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606327,comment,606180,606254,0,0,mynameishere,,,"The government is absolutely choked with useless people. It's not the police who are going to get cuts. Consider, for instance, the fact that only the coast guard materially defends the United States, and it's the joke branch of the military.",1242175685
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606326,story,,,3,2,Automatt-2,"How social links fare vs search links in traffic growth",http://www.sexywidget.com/my_weblog/2009/05/a-deeper-dive-into-passed-links-as-a-source-of-website-traffic.html,,1242175647
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606325,comment,605525,606278,0,0,wheels,,,"I think this resonates with some because the line is unclear. I've had boobs show up on my work machine before when I followed innocent seeming links. Heck, last week one of my new twitter followers was porn spam that had a full frontal nude as a profile pic.<p>Where I live prostitution is legal (though I personally find it rather icky). I don't know what my response would be to co-workers looking up info on a brothel at work, but it wouldn't be to call the police.<p>When I worked at SAP of all places, on their list of entertainment venues in the area of the headquarters, one of the links on the intranet wiki was to a gay club that has dark rooms. If an SAP employee in the contested jurisdiction clicked on that link, would they be a felon?<p>This guy was clearly over the line, but I'd find it hard to say exactly where it is. If what he did made him a felon, I'd be hard pressed to say where the line is between him and the cases above. Since only one of the ""nasty"" activities that he committed was illegal (and that not even universally in the US) it is chilling that the legal system was rigged to find a way to convict him on a serious count that was put in place for entirely different reasons.",1242175406
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606324,comment,606136,606136,0,0,edawerd,,,"Good thing he's not using SMS to tweet. It would be more expensive!<p><a href=""http://www.physorg.com/news129793047.html"" rel=""nofollow"">http://www.physorg.com/news129793047.html</a>",1242175254
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606323,comment,605852,605852,0,0,minalecs,,,"im looking for another google app engine java hacker if anyone is interested",1242175187
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606321,comment,606235,606309,0,0,emmett,,,"<a href=""http://lab.arc90.com/experiments/readability/"" rel=""nofollow"">http://lab.arc90.com/experiments/readability/</a> - solves that problem nicely :-)",1242174798
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606320,comment,606180,606254,0,0,awt,,,"I would disagree with the argument that there are lower bounds. That precludes the possibility that there are more efficient ways to solve the problems addressed by say, the fire dept. or the police dept. For example, let's say marijuana were legalized and officers no longer needed to enforce drug laws related to marijuana. This could reduce the required outlay to the police department and judicial system. I'm certain that all sorts of systemic changes are possible that would make the system more efficient, but without downward pressure on tax rates, they will never be implemented.",1242174760
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606319,story,,,2,0,iamelgringo,"VC Cash Is April Showers on Web Startup Flowers ",http://nytimes.com/external/readwriteweb/2009/05/08/08readwriteweb-vc-cash-is-april-showers-on-web-startup-flo-12208.html,,1242174588
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606318,comment,606195,606286,0,0,bazbarfoo,,,"<p><pre><code> cd /\n rm *\n</code></pre>\nessentially renders your machine useless. Surely it would be easy to make it less dangerous than this.",1242174563
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606317,story,,,1,0,muimui,"Chocolate Covered Grasshoppers... Snack or Marketing Genius",http://www.brentcsutoras.com/2009/05/12/chocolate-covered-grasshoppers-snack-social-genius/,,1242174465
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606316,comment,606105,606247,0,0,noonespecial,,,"Ahh, its <i>KIM-oh</i>. As in Eskimo (their mascot).<p>The Halls are good folks. If you've got some old PC's laying around that still work, send them their way. They will be put to good use. The world needs way more of this type of thing and way less sheep-chucking and ifarting, imho.<p>This is a better link to the project on the new host.<p><a href=""http://www.qimo4kids.com/"" rel=""nofollow"">http://www.qimo4kids.com/</a>",1242174391
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606315,story,,,2,0,iamelgringo,"'Chemical robots' swarm together",http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/science/nature/8044200.stm,,1242174353
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606314,comment,606221,606290,0,0,DannoHung,,,"I don't think it's gonna change the world or anything, but I think that Twittering or something like it is going to be with us like email and instant message for quite some time.",1242174333
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606313,comment,606136,606216,0,0,catone,,,"Because I think it was a human on Earth interpreting data from a machine in space, rather than a human tweeting directly from orbit.<p>Though I guess these tweets are emailed from a human in space and then interpreted/posted by humans on earth -- so I dunno: do these really count, either? ;)",1242174297
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606312,comment,605288,605448,0,0,dshah,,,"Actually, I don't think they used either in the original article or title.",1242174266
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606311,comment,606203,606203,0,0,Batsu,,,"I've often wondered this myself, seeing as though when I was somewhat in the pirating scene the only game that ever even remotely resisted it was XIII (in hilarious ways, might I add). It always seemed like a waste of time and money that they would bother attempting to prevent it, as well as developing the protection itself. Also, the author of the article brings about a good point regarding the horrible DRM that Spore contained (limited number of installs):<p><i>""Publishers aren't stupid. They know that DRM doesn't work against piracy,"" he explains. ""What they're trying to do is stop people from going to GameStop to buy $50 games for $35, none of which goes into the publishers' pockets. If DRM permits only a few installs, that minimizes the number of times a game can be resold.""</i><p>In the end, the DRM is still about the money - or more specifically, who sees the money.",1242174234
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606310,comment,605418,606169,0,0,netsp,,,"<i>One thing's definitely weird: of the people I know who've worked through actual adversity (eg: swam their way from north to south korea), very few get their back up about other people's whining; if kids today have it easier, great (that's why you made the swim in the first place; why should things be hard?) and if the whining's justified, it's easy to relate to adversity, b/c you know what it's like.</i><p>This is an interesting point in itself. In general, I think people can react to having overcome adversity extremely differently. From the kind of identity & pride you mention (the falsifiers feeling) to extreme shame. My instinct is that the relatively harder cases tend towards the shame.<p>*BTW, Well said.",1242174128
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606309,comment,606235,606235,0,0,ahpeeyem,,,"Gosh Courier font with Courier text in the background image is a bit hard to read.",1242174094
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606308,comment,606127,606127,0,0,dagobart,,,"found yasnippet some days back, also that Chrononaut provides snippets “automatically converted from the TextMate repository” to be used with the yasnippet.<p>blogged a tiny howto to get it running. <a href=""http://is.gd/ruUx"" rel=""nofollow"">http://is.gd/ruUx</a>",1242174056
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606307,comment,601027,602229,0,0,laut,,,"In this case it's mo' money mo' problems :) If the government spends the money you don't get the same result as if it is spent privately.<p>Economics is a social science, not a natural science such as physics, nor is it pure math.<p>Part of the argument was that the government taxing the population and doling it out as ""social benefits"" leads to better health. But if government pays people not to work more people will not work. Common sense if you want. In general people who are on welfare are less healthy.<p>Denmark is probably the place that pays the most for not working. Off the top of my head it's something like 80-90% of your previous income for 4 years. And as previously stated life expectancy - on average - is relatively low.",1242173953
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606306,comment,606221,606290,0,0,fnazeeri,,,"I agree it will be hard for Twitter to deliver on the hype, but, wow, wouldn't you love to have their buzz...I mean @astro_mike Twittering from space?",1242173784
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606305,comment,605379,605518,0,0,ahpeeyem,,,"yep I've had quite a few MRI scans and I doze off every time. I usually come out feeling very relaxed and refreshed.",1242173764
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606304,comment,605470,606253,0,0,brl,,,"Mainly they use Facebook for organizing perfectly legal events, as well as keeping in touch with other Nazis.<p>Regarding illegal activity, incitement would be a better way to describe what I've seen than blatant organizing.<p>The loose cannons among them (of which there are plenty) also have a propensity to use social networking sites for self-incrimination. Here's a guy that uploaded pictures to Facebook of himself Nazi saluting in front of worlds-lamest-hate-crime:<p><a href=""http://anti-racistcanada.blogspot.com/2009/02/meet-richard-martin.html"" rel=""nofollow"">http://anti-racistcanada.blogspot.com/2009/02/meet-richard-m...</a>",1242173685
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606303,comment,605750,606041,0,0,zaidf,,,"I never understood how someone ACTUALLY sleeps ""under"" a desk:p My desks have too many power cords to make any kinda sleep possible.<p>I went with this: <a href=""http://zaid.posterous.com/me-office-and-bed"" rel=""nofollow"">http://zaid.posterous.com/me-office-and-bed</a>",1242173591
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606302,story,,,1,0,chaostheory,"Sometimes, Nice Guys Finish First",http://sciencenow.sciencemag.org/cgi/content/full/2009/511/2,,1242173442
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606301,comment,605750,606224,0,0,dshah,,,"I'd suggest Startup2Startup that's held in Palo Alto.<p>I attended the most recent one while I was out in the valley, and I thought it was really good.",1242173437
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606300,comment,605750,605950,0,0,cmos,,,"It is a basic lesson, but one that doesn't hurt to hear over and over again. While his example might seem 'obvious' and 'extreme' it is all relative.<p>All startups make mistakes like this. Especially if it's your first one, your doing kinda ok, and your twentysomething. The startups that survive are the ones that don't make that one mistake big enough to tank the company.",1242173412
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606299,story,,,2,0,iamelgringo,"Unladen swallow: accelerating Python",http://lwn.net/SubscriberLink/332038/e036312707175073/,,1242173400
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606298,comment,606201,606201,0,0,krschultz,,,"""21. Toilet Paper, and All That Goes With It\nWhen there’s a rainstorm, far more water goes into our drainage system than sewage-treatment plants can handle. So the overflow pipes open wide, and all our wastewater—including the untreated effluvia of 8 million people—goes straight into the ocean. The day after a storm, the harbor is brown and thick with stirred-up silt that is shot through with human waste. Sometimes you can see shreds of toilet paper. When divers emerge from the harbor on those days, their suits have to be scrubbed down with bleach or kerosene before the men can strip them off.""<p>This happens along the coastline around America quietly many times a year. Generally the outflow pipes are 1-2 miles offshore so if you aren't in a boat you don't see it, but as a sailor I see it two or three times a year in my home waters. This is why I always scoff at people who talk about MPG or global warming or anything else - we don't even separate storm run off from sewage in this country because a lot of towns saved some money by running one set of pipes - why are you worrying about possible effects of CO2 when there are massive effects happening from something we have the technology to solve today.",1242173390
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606297,comment,605996,606155,0,0,dshah,,,"As it turns out, startups are not just about what you can walk away with (though that's certainly a plus).<p>It's nice to be able to share the experience with others that you like and respect.",1242173153
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606296,comment,605632,606164,0,0,billswift,,,"I prefer paper books also, but I also like having electronic copies for searching for specific information. I wish more publishers included cd-roms with their books.",1242173132
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606294,comment,606201,606269,0,0,sachmanb,,,"""Every now and then, someone tries to find them. So far, no luck.""<p>my first thought: i wonder if someone has already taken them....quietly....",1242172969
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606334,comment,606208,606208,0,0,huhtenberg,,,"I am getting a strong feeling that Google is genuinely concerned about Wolfram Alpha, which makes latter that much more interesting. In the end Google's hyperventilation may create an exact opposite of the effect they are going for.",1242176321
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606333,comment,606208,606208,0,0,snprbob86,,,"1) This looks awesome. I can't wait to try it!<p>2) The interviewers are surprisingly immature and unprofessional. They are downright rude to the demonstrator and are clearly ignorant about the amazingly cool technology that they are privileged to be seeing.",1242176239
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606331,comment,605418,606169,0,0,wheels,,,"<i>When I think of someone really busting ass I think of immigrants working 3 jobs</i><p>There is one thing that we can be certain of: for every person complaining online, by very virtue of their being a part of the privileged class of people on the planet that has a computer, the world provides an almost infinite number of people who have it harder.",1242176124
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606330,comment,605899,606176,0,0,ciupicri,,,"The law firm could have chosen not to take this stupid case. Before thinking that I'm exaggerating or infantile or whatever, I would ask you to think about Richard Stallman and his ""obsession"" for free software and freedom in general.",1242176016
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606329,comment,605379,606018,0,0,DTrejo,,,"I avoid listening to music and other things while I am traveling - I find that when I have plenty of time to think and daydream I come up with more ideas and solutions.<p>It's too bad that HN takes up some of my idea time, though thankfully I learn enough while here to make up for it.",1242175778
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606328,comment,606195,606318,0,0,ericwaller,,,"Of course it would be, my point is that less dangerous necessarily means less powerful. Though I'd agree that there are cases where the trade off is desirable, like `rm -rf /`.",1242175761
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606327,comment,606180,606254,0,0,mynameishere,,,"The government is absolutely choked with useless people. It's not the police who are going to get cuts. Consider, for instance, the fact that only the coast guard materially defends the United States, and it's the joke branch of the military.",1242175685
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606326,story,,,3,2,Automatt-2,"How social links fare vs search links in traffic growth",http://www.sexywidget.com/my_weblog/2009/05/a-deeper-dive-into-passed-links-as-a-source-of-website-traffic.html,,1242175647
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606325,comment,605525,606278,0,0,wheels,,,"I think this resonates with some because the line is unclear. I've had boobs show up on my work machine before when I followed innocent seeming links. Heck, last week one of my new twitter followers was porn spam that had a full frontal nude as a profile pic.<p>Where I live prostitution is legal (though I personally find it rather icky). I don't know what my response would be to co-workers looking up info on a brothel at work, but it wouldn't be to call the police.<p>When I worked at SAP of all places, on their list of entertainment venues in the area of the headquarters, one of the links on the intranet wiki was to a gay club that has dark rooms. If an SAP employee in the contested jurisdiction clicked on that link, would they be a felon?<p>This guy was clearly over the line, but I'd find it hard to say exactly where it is. If what he did made him a felon, I'd be hard pressed to say where the line is between him and the cases above. Since only one of the ""nasty"" activities that he committed was illegal (and that not even universally in the US) it is chilling that the legal system was rigged to find a way to convict him on a serious count that was put in place for entirely different reasons.",1242175406
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606324,comment,606136,606136,0,0,edawerd,,,"Good thing he's not using SMS to tweet. It would be more expensive!<p><a href=""http://www.physorg.com/news129793047.html"" rel=""nofollow"">http://www.physorg.com/news129793047.html</a>",1242175254
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606323,comment,605852,605852,0,0,minalecs,,,"im looking for another google app engine java hacker if anyone is interested",1242175187
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606321,comment,606235,606309,0,0,emmett,,,"<a href=""http://lab.arc90.com/experiments/readability/"" rel=""nofollow"">http://lab.arc90.com/experiments/readability/</a> - solves that problem nicely :-)",1242174798
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606320,comment,606180,606254,0,0,awt,,,"I would disagree with the argument that there are lower bounds. That precludes the possibility that there are more efficient ways to solve the problems addressed by say, the fire dept. or the police dept. For example, let's say marijuana were legalized and officers no longer needed to enforce drug laws related to marijuana. This could reduce the required outlay to the police department and judicial system. I'm certain that all sorts of systemic changes are possible that would make the system more efficient, but without downward pressure on tax rates, they will never be implemented.",1242174760
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606319,story,,,2,0,iamelgringo,"VC Cash Is April Showers on Web Startup Flowers ",http://nytimes.com/external/readwriteweb/2009/05/08/08readwriteweb-vc-cash-is-april-showers-on-web-startup-flo-12208.html,,1242174588
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606318,comment,606195,606286,0,0,bazbarfoo,,,"<p><pre><code> cd /\n rm *\n</code></pre>\nessentially renders your machine useless. Surely it would be easy to make it less dangerous than this.",1242174563
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606317,story,,,1,0,muimui,"Chocolate Covered Grasshoppers... Snack or Marketing Genius",http://www.brentcsutoras.com/2009/05/12/chocolate-covered-grasshoppers-snack-social-genius/,,1242174465
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606316,comment,606105,606247,0,0,noonespecial,,,"Ahh, its <i>KIM-oh</i>. As in Eskimo (their mascot).<p>The Halls are good folks. If you've got some old PC's laying around that still work, send them their way. They will be put to good use. The world needs way more of this type of thing and way less sheep-chucking and ifarting, imho.<p>This is a better link to the project on the new host.<p><a href=""http://www.qimo4kids.com/"" rel=""nofollow"">http://www.qimo4kids.com/</a>",1242174391
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606315,story,,,2,0,iamelgringo,"'Chemical robots' swarm together",http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/science/nature/8044200.stm,,1242174353
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606314,comment,606221,606290,0,0,DannoHung,,,"I don't think it's gonna change the world or anything, but I think that Twittering or something like it is going to be with us like email and instant message for quite some time.",1242174333
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606313,comment,606136,606216,0,0,catone,,,"Because I think it was a human on Earth interpreting data from a machine in space, rather than a human tweeting directly from orbit.<p>Though I guess these tweets are emailed from a human in space and then interpreted/posted by humans on earth -- so I dunno: do these really count, either? ;)",1242174297
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606312,comment,605288,605448,0,0,dshah,,,"Actually, I don't think they used either in the original article or title.",1242174266
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606311,comment,606203,606203,0,0,Batsu,,,"I've often wondered this myself, seeing as though when I was somewhat in the pirating scene the only game that ever even remotely resisted it was XIII (in hilarious ways, might I add). It always seemed like a waste of time and money that they would bother attempting to prevent it, as well as developing the protection itself. Also, the author of the article brings about a good point regarding the horrible DRM that Spore contained (limited number of installs):<p><i>""Publishers aren't stupid. They know that DRM doesn't work against piracy,"" he explains. ""What they're trying to do is stop people from going to GameStop to buy $50 games for $35, none of which goes into the publishers' pockets. If DRM permits only a few installs, that minimizes the number of times a game can be resold.""</i><p>In the end, the DRM is still about the money - or more specifically, who sees the money.",1242174234
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606310,comment,605418,606169,0,0,netsp,,,"<i>One thing's definitely weird: of the people I know who've worked through actual adversity (eg: swam their way from north to south korea), very few get their back up about other people's whining; if kids today have it easier, great (that's why you made the swim in the first place; why should things be hard?) and if the whining's justified, it's easy to relate to adversity, b/c you know what it's like.</i><p>This is an interesting point in itself. In general, I think people can react to having overcome adversity extremely differently. From the kind of identity & pride you mention (the falsifiers feeling) to extreme shame. My instinct is that the relatively harder cases tend towards the shame.<p>*BTW, Well said.",1242174128
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606309,comment,606235,606235,0,0,ahpeeyem,,,"Gosh Courier font with Courier text in the background image is a bit hard to read.",1242174094
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606308,comment,606127,606127,0,0,dagobart,,,"found yasnippet some days back, also that Chrononaut provides snippets “automatically converted from the TextMate repository” to be used with the yasnippet.<p>blogged a tiny howto to get it running. <a href=""http://is.gd/ruUx"" rel=""nofollow"">http://is.gd/ruUx</a>",1242174056
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606307,comment,601027,602229,0,0,laut,,,"In this case it's mo' money mo' problems :) If the government spends the money you don't get the same result as if it is spent privately.<p>Economics is a social science, not a natural science such as physics, nor is it pure math.<p>Part of the argument was that the government taxing the population and doling it out as ""social benefits"" leads to better health. But if government pays people not to work more people will not work. Common sense if you want. In general people who are on welfare are less healthy.<p>Denmark is probably the place that pays the most for not working. Off the top of my head it's something like 80-90% of your previous income for 4 years. And as previously stated life expectancy - on average - is relatively low.",1242173953
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606306,comment,606221,606290,0,0,fnazeeri,,,"I agree it will be hard for Twitter to deliver on the hype, but, wow, wouldn't you love to have their buzz...I mean @astro_mike Twittering from space?",1242173784
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606305,comment,605379,605518,0,0,ahpeeyem,,,"yep I've had quite a few MRI scans and I doze off every time. I usually come out feeling very relaxed and refreshed.",1242173764
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606304,comment,605470,606253,0,0,brl,,,"Mainly they use Facebook for organizing perfectly legal events, as well as keeping in touch with other Nazis.<p>Regarding illegal activity, incitement would be a better way to describe what I've seen than blatant organizing.<p>The loose cannons among them (of which there are plenty) also have a propensity to use social networking sites for self-incrimination. Here's a guy that uploaded pictures to Facebook of himself Nazi saluting in front of worlds-lamest-hate-crime:<p><a href=""http://anti-racistcanada.blogspot.com/2009/02/meet-richard-martin.html"" rel=""nofollow"">http://anti-racistcanada.blogspot.com/2009/02/meet-richard-m...</a>",1242173685
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606303,comment,605750,606041,0,0,zaidf,,,"I never understood how someone ACTUALLY sleeps ""under"" a desk:p My desks have too many power cords to make any kinda sleep possible.<p>I went with this: <a href=""http://zaid.posterous.com/me-office-and-bed"" rel=""nofollow"">http://zaid.posterous.com/me-office-and-bed</a>",1242173591
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606302,story,,,1,0,chaostheory,"Sometimes, Nice Guys Finish First",http://sciencenow.sciencemag.org/cgi/content/full/2009/511/2,,1242173442
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606301,comment,605750,606224,0,0,dshah,,,"I'd suggest Startup2Startup that's held in Palo Alto.<p>I attended the most recent one while I was out in the valley, and I thought it was really good.",1242173437
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606300,comment,605750,605950,0,0,cmos,,,"It is a basic lesson, but one that doesn't hurt to hear over and over again. While his example might seem 'obvious' and 'extreme' it is all relative.<p>All startups make mistakes like this. Especially if it's your first one, your doing kinda ok, and your twentysomething. The startups that survive are the ones that don't make that one mistake big enough to tank the company.",1242173412
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606299,story,,,2,0,iamelgringo,"Unladen swallow: accelerating Python",http://lwn.net/SubscriberLink/332038/e036312707175073/,,1242173400
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606298,comment,606201,606201,0,0,krschultz,,,"""21. Toilet Paper, and All That Goes With It\nWhen there’s a rainstorm, far more water goes into our drainage system than sewage-treatment plants can handle. So the overflow pipes open wide, and all our wastewater—including the untreated effluvia of 8 million people—goes straight into the ocean. The day after a storm, the harbor is brown and thick with stirred-up silt that is shot through with human waste. Sometimes you can see shreds of toilet paper. When divers emerge from the harbor on those days, their suits have to be scrubbed down with bleach or kerosene before the men can strip them off.""<p>This happens along the coastline around America quietly many times a year. Generally the outflow pipes are 1-2 miles offshore so if you aren't in a boat you don't see it, but as a sailor I see it two or three times a year in my home waters. This is why I always scoff at people who talk about MPG or global warming or anything else - we don't even separate storm run off from sewage in this country because a lot of towns saved some money by running one set of pipes - why are you worrying about possible effects of CO2 when there are massive effects happening from something we have the technology to solve today.",1242173390
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606297,comment,605996,606155,0,0,dshah,,,"As it turns out, startups are not just about what you can walk away with (though that's certainly a plus).<p>It's nice to be able to share the experience with others that you like and respect.",1242173153
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606296,comment,605632,606164,0,0,billswift,,,"I prefer paper books also, but I also like having electronic copies for searching for specific information. I wish more publishers included cd-roms with their books.",1242173132
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606294,comment,606201,606269,0,0,sachmanb,,,"""Every now and then, someone tries to find them. So far, no luck.""<p>my first thought: i wonder if someone has already taken them....quietly....",1242172969
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162143,comment,161731,161754,0,0,xenoterracide,,,"why not? I have done my best to let go of caring what people think of me or my work. I will stand behind it. If there is a problem and I fix it.",1208048081
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162142,comment,161563,161728,0,0,queensnake,,,"Yeah - in the interview for my current C++ job, they asked not one question about C++. Now, it might be surmised that they could tell I was reasonable by my resume but in fact, the level of their code was (is) quite low, and (I swear!) some of the ppl are curious about this newfangled 'STL' thing. Yup yup yup. And, it is indeed a corporate job.",1208047957
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162141,comment,161980,161980,0,0,ivank,,,"Non-glossy, non-TN (MVA/PVA/S-IPS only), low brightness, no buzzing/high-pitched noises. Then adjust monitor distance from your head. Check hardforum's Displays section - good widescreen monitors start at $700 (since most of the 21-22"" panels are TN)",1208047801
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162140,comment,160004,160372,0,0,jamesbritt,,,"""So their use of the drugs would interfere with my freedom of choice.""<p>You are not entitled to particular choices, but are free to choose among what others may have made available.<p>It's no violation of rights that you don't get the choice you might prefer. If I get to the movie's five minutes before you, and take a seat you may have wanted, I'm not violating any of your rights of free choice because I parked my ass in a chair before you could.",1208047608
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162139,comment,161380,161932,0,0,DaniFong,,,"Is it genuinely hard to read? YC News uses small grey text over a white background.",1208047116
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162138,comment,162035,162101,0,0,pg,,,"That first batch was actually great. It had both Reddit and Loopt in it, plus Firecrawl, which morphed into Textpayme, plus Justin and Emmett, who went on to do Justin.TV after selling Kiko.<p>Reddit was a merger of 2 startups from that batch, so if you count Loopt as a success (a fairly safe bet), 4/8 succeeded: Reddit, Infogami, Textpayme, and Loopt. I'd be delighted if we managed to achieve a 50% success rate ongoing.",1208047067
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162137,comment,162098,162098,0,0,DanielBMarkham,,,"And what was the result of this marvelous interlude? The author never tells us.",1208046940
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162136,comment,161731,161848,0,0,sayrer,,,"I usually learn from these essays, but I've always found them somewhat grating. Some perceive the style as confrontational, but I think that's unreasonable intellectual defensiveness that pg so often picks apart.<p>These deletions have helped me realize why these essays bother me, on a stylistic level. The cadence is very regular and robotic. It's easy to anticipate the switches from descriptions of conventional wisdom to a different way of framing the problem, and easy to anticipate that there will be a conventional wisdom to roast.",1208046897
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162135,comment,161727,161727,0,0,RK,,,"Now we can finally live ethically sound cannibalistic lifestyles, not having to subsist on that horrible Hufu!<p>Maybe my new company can sell ""Man in a Can"".",1208046482
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162134,comment,161731,161895,0,0,pg,,,"You get better at deletion. When you first start writing, it's hard to delete stuff because it cost you a lot of effort to write it. As you get more confident, you get more ruthless in that respect: ""This is crap. Out with it.""<p>Editing is writing, however, and the hardest part of writing is thinking. I don't feel I've gotten much better at that.",1208046380
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162133,comment,162098,162123,0,0,culley,,,"For debugging it's amazingly effective. Even simple coding comes out amazingly bug free when you have a second set of eyes watching as you go. I second that it is intense. I accomplish much more than I would by myself, but I always feel very used up afterwards.",1208046157
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162132,comment,161731,161923,0,0,pg,,,"Interesting question. I think it would be hard. Maybe you could leave in occasional chatty bits to preserve that tone, at the cost of only a little extra length.",1208046028
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162131,comment,162066,162066,0,0,davidmathers,,,"Fail. Econ 101: wealth is created via division of labor, not consolidation of labor.",1208045948
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162130,comment,161927,161927,0,0,siblog,,,"Like many have said it is all a personal preference. You will get reasons from Mac users why OSX is better and you will get reasons from Linux users why Ubuntu is better......both are great Operating Systems, but in the end it is just a personal preference.<p>And like others have also said I think the best way to figure out which you like better is to dual boot. Try both the GNOME and KDE environments too.<p>I personally have been using Linux/Ubuntu for the last 2 years and have not found anything that I can not do that I absolutely need. I love the ability to customize everything.<p>In the end the reason I prefer Linux/Ubuntu is because I like the FOSS ideology and the people/community behind it. I can find a free Open Source application for almost everything, and if I have an issue I have thousands of Linux users who have probably already come across it and know how to solve it. The community has also put together a great idea-brainstorming site called Ubuntu Brainstorm to better improve the OS for the users. Oh and Ubuntu 8.04 comes out in just a few days!",1208045856
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162129,comment,162098,162123,0,0,maxwell,,,"I did it for a college project once. It was fun, mostly because we were building something we already had defined, so it was just a matter of implementation and mutually learning the environment (we were using Max/MSP). It probably worked because we were in unfamiliar territory; if we both knew the lang inside and out, I bet we would have just bitten off a bigger chunk and each done our own portion and evolved it further.<p>I don't think I could do it on a significant project, because I'm always making a bunch of tiny changes that I wouldn't want to have to explain/suggest. Collaboration on a single problem is helpful. Collaboration on a single work of art isn't always. Could you imagine pair painting?",1208045607
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162128,comment,162105,162113,0,0,kyro,,,"The assignments on there seem very 'one time'-ish. Sure, I can put a set of 10 pictures and have them rate them, but we're looking for a much higher volume, and the ability to constantly add more pictures.",1208045487
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162127,comment,161927,162115,0,0,boucher,,,"You could argue that in many cases they have actively tried to improve the UNIX way of doing things, which hasn't really taken hold with anyone outside of Apple (for example, launchd).",1208045389
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162126,comment,161980,161980,0,0,mrtron,,,"It could be the brightness.<p>I am going to go with a random guess here: You have large pupils. I have large pupils myself and it was actually a slight risk for laser eye surgery and my night vision is a bit blurred (not from the laser eye, from the large pupils). I find most new LCDs too bright and it hurts my eyes. I am forced to turn down my new HDTV to 50% brightness!<p>So, turn down the brightness and be careful with laser eye to ensure the equipment is suitable for large pupils (most newer lasers do a much larger radius than the first ones).<p>Or, I am way off and its something else :)",1208045213
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162125,comment,161927,162108,0,0,avinashv,,,"What's the big deal with Terminal.app? I honestly don't see it--maybe I'm not power user enough, but it's fine for me.",1208045057
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162124,comment,162098,162123,0,0,evilneanderthal,,,"i program with a partner constantly.<p>for basic/obvious/trivial tasks it's a waste of time and we split up to get through it quicker.<p>but for breaking new ground and finding solutions on the fly it's been very helpful.",1208044948
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162143,comment,161731,161754,0,0,xenoterracide,,,"why not? I have done my best to let go of caring what people think of me or my work. I will stand behind it. If there is a problem and I fix it.",1208048081
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162142,comment,161563,161728,0,0,queensnake,,,"Yeah - in the interview for my current C++ job, they asked not one question about C++. Now, it might be surmised that they could tell I was reasonable by my resume but in fact, the level of their code was (is) quite low, and (I swear!) some of the ppl are curious about this newfangled 'STL' thing. Yup yup yup. And, it is indeed a corporate job.",1208047957
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162141,comment,161980,161980,0,0,ivank,,,"Non-glossy, non-TN (MVA/PVA/S-IPS only), low brightness, no buzzing/high-pitched noises. Then adjust monitor distance from your head. Check hardforum's Displays section - good widescreen monitors start at $700 (since most of the 21-22"" panels are TN)",1208047801
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162140,comment,160004,160372,0,0,jamesbritt,,,"""So their use of the drugs would interfere with my freedom of choice.""<p>You are not entitled to particular choices, but are free to choose among what others may have made available.<p>It's no violation of rights that you don't get the choice you might prefer. If I get to the movie's five minutes before you, and take a seat you may have wanted, I'm not violating any of your rights of free choice because I parked my ass in a chair before you could.",1208047608
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162139,comment,161380,161932,0,0,DaniFong,,,"Is it genuinely hard to read? YC News uses small grey text over a white background.",1208047116
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162138,comment,162035,162101,0,0,pg,,,"That first batch was actually great. It had both Reddit and Loopt in it, plus Firecrawl, which morphed into Textpayme, plus Justin and Emmett, who went on to do Justin.TV after selling Kiko.<p>Reddit was a merger of 2 startups from that batch, so if you count Loopt as a success (a fairly safe bet), 4/8 succeeded: Reddit, Infogami, Textpayme, and Loopt. I'd be delighted if we managed to achieve a 50% success rate ongoing.",1208047067
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162137,comment,162098,162098,0,0,DanielBMarkham,,,"And what was the result of this marvelous interlude? The author never tells us.",1208046940
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162136,comment,161731,161848,0,0,sayrer,,,"I usually learn from these essays, but I've always found them somewhat grating. Some perceive the style as confrontational, but I think that's unreasonable intellectual defensiveness that pg so often picks apart.<p>These deletions have helped me realize why these essays bother me, on a stylistic level. The cadence is very regular and robotic. It's easy to anticipate the switches from descriptions of conventional wisdom to a different way of framing the problem, and easy to anticipate that there will be a conventional wisdom to roast.",1208046897
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162135,comment,161727,161727,0,0,RK,,,"Now we can finally live ethically sound cannibalistic lifestyles, not having to subsist on that horrible Hufu!<p>Maybe my new company can sell ""Man in a Can"".",1208046482
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162134,comment,161731,161895,0,0,pg,,,"You get better at deletion. When you first start writing, it's hard to delete stuff because it cost you a lot of effort to write it. As you get more confident, you get more ruthless in that respect: ""This is crap. Out with it.""<p>Editing is writing, however, and the hardest part of writing is thinking. I don't feel I've gotten much better at that.",1208046380
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162133,comment,162098,162123,0,0,culley,,,"For debugging it's amazingly effective. Even simple coding comes out amazingly bug free when you have a second set of eyes watching as you go. I second that it is intense. I accomplish much more than I would by myself, but I always feel very used up afterwards.",1208046157
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162131,comment,162066,162066,0,0,davidmathers,,,"Fail. Econ 101: wealth is created via division of labor, not consolidation of labor.",1208045948
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162130,comment,161927,161927,0,0,siblog,,,"Like many have said it is all a personal preference. You will get reasons from Mac users why OSX is better and you will get reasons from Linux users why Ubuntu is better......both are great Operating Systems, but in the end it is just a personal preference.<p>And like others have also said I think the best way to figure out which you like better is to dual boot. Try both the GNOME and KDE environments too.<p>I personally have been using Linux/Ubuntu for the last 2 years and have not found anything that I can not do that I absolutely need. I love the ability to customize everything.<p>In the end the reason I prefer Linux/Ubuntu is because I like the FOSS ideology and the people/community behind it. I can find a free Open Source application for almost everything, and if I have an issue I have thousands of Linux users who have probably already come across it and know how to solve it. The community has also put together a great idea-brainstorming site called Ubuntu Brainstorm to better improve the OS for the users. Oh and Ubuntu 8.04 comes out in just a few days!",1208045856
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162129,comment,162098,162123,0,0,maxwell,,,"I did it for a college project once. It was fun, mostly because we were building something we already had defined, so it was just a matter of implementation and mutually learning the environment (we were using Max/MSP). It probably worked because we were in unfamiliar territory; if we both knew the lang inside and out, I bet we would have just bitten off a bigger chunk and each done our own portion and evolved it further.<p>I don't think I could do it on a significant project, because I'm always making a bunch of tiny changes that I wouldn't want to have to explain/suggest. Collaboration on a single problem is helpful. Collaboration on a single work of art isn't always. Could you imagine pair painting?",1208045607
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162128,comment,162105,162113,0,0,kyro,,,"The assignments on there seem very 'one time'-ish. Sure, I can put a set of 10 pictures and have them rate them, but we're looking for a much higher volume, and the ability to constantly add more pictures.",1208045487
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162127,comment,161927,162115,0,0,boucher,,,"You could argue that in many cases they have actively tried to improve the UNIX way of doing things, which hasn't really taken hold with anyone outside of Apple (for example, launchd).",1208045389
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162126,comment,161980,161980,0,0,mrtron,,,"It could be the brightness.<p>I am going to go with a random guess here: You have large pupils. I have large pupils myself and it was actually a slight risk for laser eye surgery and my night vision is a bit blurred (not from the laser eye, from the large pupils). I find most new LCDs too bright and it hurts my eyes. I am forced to turn down my new HDTV to 50% brightness!<p>So, turn down the brightness and be careful with laser eye to ensure the equipment is suitable for large pupils (most newer lasers do a much larger radius than the first ones).<p>Or, I am way off and its something else :)",1208045213
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162125,comment,161927,162108,0,0,avinashv,,,"What's the big deal with Terminal.app? I honestly don't see it--maybe I'm not power user enough, but it's fine for me.",1208045057
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162124,comment,162098,162123,0,0,evilneanderthal,,,"i program with a partner constantly.<p>for basic/obvious/trivial tasks it's a waste of time and we split up to get through it quicker.<p>but for breaking new ground and finding solutions on the fly it's been very helpful.",1208044948
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,GAME_ID,TEAM_ID,TEAM_ABBREVIATION,TEAM_CITY,PLAYER_ID,PLAYER_NAME,START_POSITION,COMMENT,MIN,FGM,FGA,FG_PCT,FG3M,FG3A,FG3_PCT,FTM,FTA,FT_PCT,OREB,DREB,REB,AST,STL,BLK,TO,PF,PTS,PLUS_MINUS
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1,0021501019,1610612756,PHX,Phoenix,203458,Alex Len,F,,30:24,4.0,15.0,0.267,0.0,1.0,0.0,2.0,3.0,0.667,2.0,10.0,12.0,2.0,0.0,0.0,3.0,1.0,10.0,-21.0
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2,0021501019,1610612756,PHX,Phoenix,2199,Tyson Chandler,C,,23:26,2.0,3.0,0.667,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,2.0,0.0,2.0,1.0,1.0,0.0,4.0,4.0,4.0,-33.0
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3,0021501019,1610612756,PHX,Phoenix,1626164,Devin Booker,G,,31:38,3.0,14.0,0.214,1.0,5.0,0.2,0.0,0.0,0.0,1.0,2.0,3.0,3.0,2.0,0.0,3.0,2.0,7.0,-41.0
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4,0021501019,1610612756,PHX,Phoenix,202688,Brandon Knight,G,,32:39,6.0,16.0,0.375,3.0,7.0,0.429,2.0,2.0,1.0,1.0,7.0,8.0,2.0,0.0,1.0,6.0,0.0,17.0,-24.0
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5,0021501019,1610612756,PHX,Phoenix,101179,Ronnie Price,,,23:54,1.0,5.0,0.2,0.0,3.0,0.0,1.0,4.0,0.25,0.0,3.0,3.0,1.0,1.0,0.0,1.0,5.0,3.0,-3.0
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6,0021501019,1610612756,PHX,Phoenix,203141,Mirza Teletovic,,,22:22,1.0,7.0,0.143,0.0,5.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,2.0,2.0,2.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,1.0,2.0,-1.0
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7,0021501019,1610612756,PHX,Phoenix,202720,Jon Leuer,,,17:36,6.0,8.0,0.75,1.0,1.0,1.0,1.0,3.0,0.333,2.0,6.0,8.0,0.0,2.0,0.0,1.0,0.0,14.0,-13.0
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9,0021501019,1610612756,PHX,Phoenix,201978,Chase Budinger,,,7:23,1.0,2.0,0.5,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,1.0,1.0,1.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,2.0,-1.0
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10,0021501019,1610612756,PHX,Phoenix,203098,John Jenkins,,,7:23,1.0,4.0,0.25,0.0,1.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,1.0,0.0,2.0,-1.0
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11,0021501019,1610612756,PHX,Phoenix,1626210,Alan Williams,,,2:12,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,1.0,2.0,0.5,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,1.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,1.0,0.0
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12,0021501019,1610612762,UTA,Utah,204060,Joe Ingles,F,,27:16,6.0,8.0,0.75,3.0,5.0,0.6,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,4.0,4.0,2.0,6.0,0.0,2.0,1.0,15.0,20.0
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13,0021501019,1610612762,UTA,Utah,202324,Derrick Favors,F,,26:33,5.0,11.0,0.455,0.0,0.0,0.0,2.0,2.0,1.0,1.0,4.0,5.0,0.0,2.0,1.0,1.0,3.0,12.0,20.0
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14,0021501019,1610612762,UTA,Utah,203497,Rudy Gobert,C,,30:12,4.0,6.0,0.667,0.0,0.0,0.0,1.0,2.0,0.5,5.0,11.0,16.0,0.0,0.0,3.0,2.0,1.0,9.0,26.0
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16,0021501019,1610612762,UTA,Utah,202714,Shelvin Mack,G,,29:00,7.0,13.0,0.538,1.0,2.0,0.5,0.0,0.0,0.0,1.0,7.0,8.0,10.0,0.0,0.0,2.0,2.0,15.0,33.0
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17,0021501019,1610612762,UTA,Utah,202344,Trevor Booker,,,14:45,4.0,7.0,0.571,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,1.0,3.0,4.0,2.0,1.0,0.0,0.0,1.0,8.0,10.0
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18,0021501019,1610612762,UTA,Utah,203526,Raul Neto,,,25:44,5.0,7.0,0.714,2.0,3.0,0.667,1.0,2.0,0.5,0.0,0.0,0.0,1.0,1.0,0.0,3.0,4.0,13.0,18.0
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19,0021501019,1610612762,UTA,Utah,203187,Chris Johnson,,,20:48,1.0,5.0,0.2,1.0,2.0,0.5,0.0,0.0,0.0,1.0,3.0,4.0,1.0,1.0,1.0,1.0,1.0,3.0,15.0
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20,0021501019,1610612762,UTA,Utah,1626168,Trey Lyles,,,19:20,6.0,10.0,0.6,3.0,6.0,0.5,2.0,2.0,1.0,0.0,2.0,2.0,1.0,2.0,0.0,2.0,1.0,17.0,13.0
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21,0021501019,1610612762,UTA,Utah,203504,Trey Burke,,,11:37,1.0,6.0,0.167,1.0,3.0,0.333,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,2.0,2.0,2.0,0.0,0.0,1.0,3.0,3.0,0.0
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22,0021501019,1610612762,UTA,Utah,203481,Jeff Withey,,,5:10,0.0,2.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,3.0,3.0,1.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,1.0,0.0,-1.0
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23,0021501019,1610612762,UTA,Utah,202330,Gordon Hayward,,"DND - Plantar faciitis, right foot ",,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
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0,0021501019,1610612756,PHX,Phoenix,200782,P.J. Tucker,F,,33:15,3.0,6.0,0.5,1.0,2.0,0.5,0.0,0.0,0.0,1.0,2.0,3.0,2.0,2.0,0.0,1.0,3.0,7.0,-26.0
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1,0021501019,1610612756,PHX,Phoenix,203458,Alex Len,F,,30:24,4.0,15.0,0.267,0.0,1.0,0.0,2.0,3.0,0.667,2.0,10.0,12.0,2.0,0.0,0.0,3.0,1.0,10.0,-21.0
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2,0021501019,1610612756,PHX,Phoenix,2199,Tyson Chandler,C,,23:26,2.0,3.0,0.667,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,2.0,0.0,2.0,1.0,1.0,0.0,4.0,4.0,4.0,-33.0
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3,0021501019,1610612756,PHX,Phoenix,1626164,Devin Booker,G,,31:38,3.0,14.0,0.214,1.0,5.0,0.2,0.0,0.0,0.0,1.0,2.0,3.0,3.0,2.0,0.0,3.0,2.0,7.0,-41.0
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4,0021501019,1610612756,PHX,Phoenix,202688,Brandon Knight,G,,32:39,6.0,16.0,0.375,3.0,7.0,0.429,2.0,2.0,1.0,1.0,7.0,8.0,2.0,0.0,1.0,6.0,0.0,17.0,-24.0
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5,0021501019,1610612756,PHX,Phoenix,101179,Ronnie Price,,,23:54,1.0,5.0,0.2,0.0,3.0,0.0,1.0,4.0,0.25,0.0,3.0,3.0,1.0,1.0,0.0,1.0,5.0,3.0,-3.0
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6,0021501019,1610612756,PHX,Phoenix,203141,Mirza Teletovic,,,22:22,1.0,7.0,0.143,0.0,5.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,2.0,2.0,2.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,1.0,2.0,-1.0
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7,0021501019,1610612756,PHX,Phoenix,202720,Jon Leuer,,,17:36,6.0,8.0,0.75,1.0,1.0,1.0,1.0,3.0,0.333,2.0,6.0,8.0,0.0,2.0,0.0,1.0,0.0,14.0,-13.0
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8,0021501019,1610612756,PHX,Phoenix,203462,Archie Goodwin,,,7:48,0.0,2.0,0.0,0.0,1.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,1.0,0.0,1.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,1.0,0.0,0.0,-6.0
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9,0021501019,1610612756,PHX,Phoenix,201978,Chase Budinger,,,7:23,1.0,2.0,0.5,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,1.0,1.0,1.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,2.0,-1.0
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10,0021501019,1610612756,PHX,Phoenix,203098,John Jenkins,,,7:23,1.0,4.0,0.25,0.0,1.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,1.0,0.0,2.0,-1.0
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11,0021501019,1610612756,PHX,Phoenix,1626210,Alan Williams,,,2:12,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,1.0,2.0,0.5,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,1.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,1.0,0.0
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12,0021501019,1610612762,UTA,Utah,204060,Joe Ingles,F,,27:16,6.0,8.0,0.75,3.0,5.0,0.6,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,4.0,4.0,2.0,6.0,0.0,2.0,1.0,15.0,20.0
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13,0021501019,1610612762,UTA,Utah,202324,Derrick Favors,F,,26:33,5.0,11.0,0.455,0.0,0.0,0.0,2.0,2.0,1.0,1.0,4.0,5.0,0.0,2.0,1.0,1.0,3.0,12.0,20.0
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14,0021501019,1610612762,UTA,Utah,203497,Rudy Gobert,C,,30:12,4.0,6.0,0.667,0.0,0.0,0.0,1.0,2.0,0.5,5.0,11.0,16.0,0.0,0.0,3.0,2.0,1.0,9.0,26.0
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15,0021501019,1610612762,UTA,Utah,203918,Rodney Hood,G,,29:35,4.0,13.0,0.308,0.0,4.0,0.0,0.0,1.0,0.0,0.0,3.0,3.0,0.0,1.0,0.0,2.0,0.0,8.0,16.0
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16,0021501019,1610612762,UTA,Utah,202714,Shelvin Mack,G,,29:00,7.0,13.0,0.538,1.0,2.0,0.5,0.0,0.0,0.0,1.0,7.0,8.0,10.0,0.0,0.0,2.0,2.0,15.0,33.0
|
| 19 |
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17,0021501019,1610612762,UTA,Utah,202344,Trevor Booker,,,14:45,4.0,7.0,0.571,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,1.0,3.0,4.0,2.0,1.0,0.0,0.0,1.0,8.0,10.0
|
| 20 |
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18,0021501019,1610612762,UTA,Utah,203526,Raul Neto,,,25:44,5.0,7.0,0.714,2.0,3.0,0.667,1.0,2.0,0.5,0.0,0.0,0.0,1.0,1.0,0.0,3.0,4.0,13.0,18.0
|
| 21 |
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19,0021501019,1610612762,UTA,Utah,203187,Chris Johnson,,,20:48,1.0,5.0,0.2,1.0,2.0,0.5,0.0,0.0,0.0,1.0,3.0,4.0,1.0,1.0,1.0,1.0,1.0,3.0,15.0
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20,0021501019,1610612762,UTA,Utah,1626168,Trey Lyles,,,19:20,6.0,10.0,0.6,3.0,6.0,0.5,2.0,2.0,1.0,0.0,2.0,2.0,1.0,2.0,0.0,2.0,1.0,17.0,13.0
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21,0021501019,1610612762,UTA,Utah,203504,Trey Burke,,,11:37,1.0,6.0,0.167,1.0,3.0,0.333,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,2.0,2.0,2.0,0.0,0.0,1.0,3.0,3.0,0.0
|
| 24 |
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22,0021501019,1610612762,UTA,Utah,203481,Jeff Withey,,,5:10,0.0,2.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,3.0,3.0,1.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,1.0,0.0,-1.0
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23,0021501019,1610612762,UTA,Utah,202330,Gordon Hayward,,"DND - Plantar faciitis, right foot ",,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
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0,0021600099,1610612740,NOP,New Orleans,203524,Solomon Hill,F,,7:46,93.0,88.9,130.3,129.4,-37.3,-40.5,0.167,1.0,33.3,0.0,0.375,0.231,33.3,0.0,0.0,0.111,0.116,105.31,108.15,90.13,18,0.05
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1,0021600099,1610612740,NOP,New Orleans,203076,Anthony Davis,F,,5:56,83.8,85.7,158.5,157.1,-74.7,-71.4,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.333,0.111,50.0,0.5,0.615,0.267,0.261,114.0,113.19,94.33,14,0.031
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2,0021600099,1610612740,NOP,New Orleans,202734,E'Twaun Moore,G,,10:07,82.3,82.6,145.0,143.5,-62.7,-60.9,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.111,0.0,0.059,0.0,0.4,0.51,0.25,0.249,108.71,109.09,90.91,23,0.072
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3,0021600099,1610612740,NOP,New Orleans,204025,Tim Frazier,G,,2:39,50.0,50.0,225.4,183.3,-175.4,-133.3,1.0,0.0,100.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,98.54,108.68,90.57,6,-0.083
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4,0021600099,1610612740,NOP,New Orleans,1627741,Buddy Hield,,,6:05,108.1,107.1,108.1,107.1,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.5,0.5,0.133,0.134,109.46,110.41,92.0,14,0.0
|
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5,0021600099,1610612740,NOP,New Orleans,201967,Dante Cunningham,,,11:59,92.3,92.6,130.8,129.6,-38.5,-37.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.833,0.833,0.107,0.107,107.8,108.12,90.1,27,0.078
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| 8 |
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6,0021600099,1610612740,NOP,New Orleans,204038,Langston Galloway,,,9:20,104.4,100.0,109.7,109.1,-5.3,-9.1,0.571,4.0,40.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,10.0,0.25,0.41,0.261,0.272,110.43,113.1,94.25,22,0.11
|
| 9 |
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7,0021600099,1610612740,NOP,New Orleans,201582,Alexis Ajinca,,,6:03,101.9,100.0,100.9,100.0,0.9,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.286,0.182,25.0,1.0,0.868,0.308,0.313,101.71,103.14,85.95,13,0.2
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8,0021600099,1610612744,GSW,Golden State,201142,Kevin Durant,F,,10:24,114.2,113.0,99.7,95.8,14.6,17.2,0.143,1.0,12.5,0.0,0.0,0.0,12.5,0.875,0.955,0.259,0.262,105.75,108.43,90.36,23,0.264
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| 11 |
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9,0021600099,1610612744,GSW,Golden State,203110,Draymond Green,F,,5:48,158.5,157.1,79.3,78.6,79.3,78.6,0.25,2.0,50.0,0.333,0.667,0.556,25.0,0.0,0.0,0.125,0.126,114.8,115.8,96.5,14,0.143
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| 12 |
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10,0021600099,1610612744,GSW,Golden State,202691,Klay Thompson,G,,10:07,145.0,143.5,82.3,82.6,62.7,60.9,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.111,0.059,0.0,0.643,0.643,0.259,0.262,108.71,109.09,90.91,23,0.124
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11,0021600099,1610612744,GSW,Golden State,201939,Stephen Curry,G,,5:56,158.5,157.1,83.8,85.7,74.7,71.4,0.5,1.0,20.0,0.333,0.0,0.111,20.0,0.917,0.917,0.5,0.504,114.0,113.19,94.33,14,0.292
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| 14 |
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12,0021600099,1610612744,GSW,Golden State,2738,Andre Iguodala,,,10:16,114.2,113.0,97.2,95.7,17.1,17.4,0.1,0.0,50.0,0.0,0.111,0.056,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.037,0.037,106.1,107.5,89.58,23,0.047
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13,0021600099,1610612744,GSW,Golden State,203546,Ian Clark,,,1:52,50.0,50.0,150.0,150.0,-100.0,-100.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,102.86,102.86,85.71,4,0.0
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14,0021600099,1610612744,GSW,Golden State,2733,Shaun Livingston,,,7:46,130.3,129.4,93.0,88.9,37.3,40.5,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.4,0.154,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.105,0.106,105.31,108.15,90.13,17,-0.025
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15,0021600099,1610612744,GSW,Golden State,2561,David West,,,7:46,130.3,129.4,93.0,88.9,37.3,40.5,0.167,1.0,20.0,0.25,0.2,0.231,20.0,0.667,0.667,0.211,0.212,105.31,108.15,90.13,17,0.15
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0,0021600099,1610612740,NOP,New Orleans,203524,Solomon Hill,F,,7:46,93.0,88.9,130.3,129.4,-37.3,-40.5,0.167,1.0,33.3,0.0,0.375,0.231,33.3,0.0,0.0,0.111,0.116,105.31,108.15,90.13,18,0.05
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1,0021600099,1610612740,NOP,New Orleans,203076,Anthony Davis,F,,5:56,83.8,85.7,158.5,157.1,-74.7,-71.4,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.333,0.111,50.0,0.5,0.615,0.267,0.261,114.0,113.19,94.33,14,0.031
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2,0021600099,1610612740,NOP,New Orleans,202734,E'Twaun Moore,G,,10:07,82.3,82.6,145.0,143.5,-62.7,-60.9,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.111,0.0,0.059,0.0,0.4,0.51,0.25,0.249,108.71,109.09,90.91,23,0.072
|
| 5 |
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3,0021600099,1610612740,NOP,New Orleans,204025,Tim Frazier,G,,2:39,50.0,50.0,225.4,183.3,-175.4,-133.3,1.0,0.0,100.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,98.54,108.68,90.57,6,-0.083
|
| 6 |
+
4,0021600099,1610612740,NOP,New Orleans,1627741,Buddy Hield,,,6:05,108.1,107.1,108.1,107.1,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.5,0.5,0.133,0.134,109.46,110.41,92.0,14,0.0
|
| 7 |
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5,0021600099,1610612740,NOP,New Orleans,201967,Dante Cunningham,,,11:59,92.3,92.6,130.8,129.6,-38.5,-37.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.833,0.833,0.107,0.107,107.8,108.12,90.1,27,0.078
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| 8 |
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6,0021600099,1610612740,NOP,New Orleans,204038,Langston Galloway,,,9:20,104.4,100.0,109.7,109.1,-5.3,-9.1,0.571,4.0,40.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,10.0,0.25,0.41,0.261,0.272,110.43,113.1,94.25,22,0.11
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| 9 |
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7,0021600099,1610612740,NOP,New Orleans,201582,Alexis Ajinca,,,6:03,101.9,100.0,100.9,100.0,0.9,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.286,0.182,25.0,1.0,0.868,0.308,0.313,101.71,103.14,85.95,13,0.2
|
| 10 |
+
8,0021600099,1610612744,GSW,Golden State,201142,Kevin Durant,F,,10:24,114.2,113.0,99.7,95.8,14.6,17.2,0.143,1.0,12.5,0.0,0.0,0.0,12.5,0.875,0.955,0.259,0.262,105.75,108.43,90.36,23,0.264
|
| 11 |
+
9,0021600099,1610612744,GSW,Golden State,203110,Draymond Green,F,,5:48,158.5,157.1,79.3,78.6,79.3,78.6,0.25,2.0,50.0,0.333,0.667,0.556,25.0,0.0,0.0,0.125,0.126,114.8,115.8,96.5,14,0.143
|
| 12 |
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10,0021600099,1610612744,GSW,Golden State,202691,Klay Thompson,G,,10:07,145.0,143.5,82.3,82.6,62.7,60.9,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.111,0.059,0.0,0.643,0.643,0.259,0.262,108.71,109.09,90.91,23,0.124
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| 13 |
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11,0021600099,1610612744,GSW,Golden State,201939,Stephen Curry,G,,5:56,158.5,157.1,83.8,85.7,74.7,71.4,0.5,1.0,20.0,0.333,0.0,0.111,20.0,0.917,0.917,0.5,0.504,114.0,113.19,94.33,14,0.292
|
| 14 |
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12,0021600099,1610612744,GSW,Golden State,2738,Andre Iguodala,,,10:16,114.2,113.0,97.2,95.7,17.1,17.4,0.1,0.0,50.0,0.0,0.111,0.056,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.037,0.037,106.1,107.5,89.58,23,0.047
|
| 15 |
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13,0021600099,1610612744,GSW,Golden State,203546,Ian Clark,,,1:52,50.0,50.0,150.0,150.0,-100.0,-100.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,102.86,102.86,85.71,4,0.0
|
| 16 |
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14,0021600099,1610612744,GSW,Golden State,2733,Shaun Livingston,,,7:46,130.3,129.4,93.0,88.9,37.3,40.5,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.4,0.154,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.105,0.106,105.31,108.15,90.13,17,-0.025
|
| 17 |
+
15,0021600099,1610612744,GSW,Golden State,2561,David West,,,7:46,130.3,129.4,93.0,88.9,37.3,40.5,0.167,1.0,20.0,0.25,0.2,0.231,20.0,0.667,0.667,0.211,0.212,105.31,108.15,90.13,17,0.15
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,GAME_ID,TEAM_ID,TEAM_ABBREVIATION,TEAM_CITY,PLAYER_ID,PLAYER_NAME,START_POSITION,COMMENT,MIN,E_OFF_RATING,OFF_RATING,E_DEF_RATING,DEF_RATING,E_NET_RATING,NET_RATING,AST_PCT,AST_TOV,AST_RATIO,OREB_PCT,DREB_PCT,REB_PCT,TM_TOV_PCT,EFG_PCT,TS_PCT,USG_PCT,E_USG_PCT,E_PACE,PACE,PACE_PER40,POSS,PIE
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0,0021600644,1610612758,SAC,Sacramento,202066,Garrett Temple,F,,6:15,75.8,75.0,141.1,150.0,-65.3,-75.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.75,0.75,0.167,0.168,94.54,92.09,76.74,12,0.042
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1,0021600644,1610612758,SAC,Sacramento,202326,DeMarcus Cousins,F,,7:28,83.8,85.7,127.9,133.3,-44.1,-47.6,1.0,0.33,12.5,0.0,0.167,0.1,37.5,1.167,1.042,0.5,0.489,96.24,93.15,77.63,14,0.241
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2,0021600644,1610612758,SAC,Sacramento,201585,Kosta Koufos,C,,7:44,71.8,73.3,116.4,118.8,-44.6,-45.4,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.143,0.063,0.0,0.5,0.5,0.125,0.123,98.19,96.21,80.17,15,0.098
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| 5 |
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3,0021600644,1610612758,SAC,Sacramento,201167,Arron Afflalo,G,,7:28,83.8,85.7,127.9,133.3,-44.1,-47.6,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,100.0,0.0,0.0,0.071,0.07,96.24,93.15,77.63,14,-0.037
|
| 6 |
+
4,0021600644,1610612758,SAC,Sacramento,201954,Darren Collison,G,,8:58,75.1,76.5,127.0,122.2,-52.0,-45.8,0.2,0.0,50.0,0.0,0.143,0.063,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.056,0.055,92.72,93.68,78.07,17,0.033
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| 7 |
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5,0021600644,1610612758,SAC,Sacramento,201951,Ty Lawson,,,7:28,61.0,60.0,151.2,152.9,-90.2,-92.9,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.143,0.071,25.0,0.5,0.521,0.25,0.254,102.66,102.79,85.66,15,0.0
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6,0021600644,1610612758,SAC,Sacramento,201229,Anthony Tolliver,,,8:42,65.6,64.7,159.3,161.1,-93.7,-96.4,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.143,0.143,0.143,66.7,0.0,0.0,0.167,0.169,96.39,96.5,80.41,17,-0.045
|
| 9 |
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7,0021600644,1610612758,SAC,Sacramento,2440,Matt Barnes,,,5:42,70.7,72.7,129.9,133.3,-59.2,-60.6,0.333,0.0,20.0,0.0,0.167,0.077,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.333,0.325,99.54,96.84,80.7,11,-0.158
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| 10 |
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8,0021600644,1610612763,MEM,Memphis,203516,James Ennis III,F,,8:43,124.7,129.4,80.8,82.4,43.9,47.1,0.167,1.0,25.0,0.0,0.2,0.083,25.0,0.5,0.5,0.158,0.153,96.2,93.56,77.97,17,0.031
|
| 11 |
+
9,0021600644,1610612763,MEM,Memphis,203210,JaMychal Green,F,,8:58,127.0,122.2,75.1,76.5,52.0,45.8,0.125,0.0,50.0,0.286,0.333,0.313,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.048,0.049,92.72,93.68,78.07,18,0.148
|
| 12 |
+
10,0021600644,1610612763,MEM,Memphis,201188,Marc Gasol,C,,7:28,127.9,133.3,83.8,85.7,44.1,47.6,0.2,1.0,16.7,0.0,0.5,0.2,16.7,0.333,0.579,0.294,0.283,96.24,93.15,77.63,15,0.148
|
| 13 |
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11,0021600644,1610612763,MEM,Memphis,2754,Tony Allen,G,,7:22,144.8,143.8,61.0,60.0,83.9,83.8,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.143,0.0,0.071,20.0,0.75,0.75,0.263,0.265,99.82,101.0,84.16,16,0.17
|
| 14 |
+
12,0021600644,1610612763,MEM,Memphis,201144,Mike Conley,G,,7:28,127.9,133.3,83.8,85.7,44.1,47.6,0.25,1.0,20.0,0.167,0.25,0.2,20.0,0.833,0.872,0.235,0.227,96.24,93.15,77.63,15,0.315
|
| 15 |
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13,0021600644,1610612763,MEM,Memphis,203584,Troy Daniels,,,3:14,161.3,171.4,51.0,50.0,110.3,121.4,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.111,0.106,98.87,96.49,80.41,7,-0.19
|
| 16 |
+
14,0021600644,1610612763,MEM,Memphis,2216,Zach Randolph,,,7:28,151.2,152.9,61.0,60.0,90.2,92.9,0.125,0.0,20.0,0.0,0.286,0.143,0.0,0.5,0.5,0.2,0.198,102.66,102.79,85.66,17,0.175
|
| 17 |
+
15,0021600644,1610612763,MEM,Memphis,1713,Vince Carter,,,9:04,134.1,131.6,75.1,76.5,59.1,55.1,0.2,0.0,16.7,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,1.0,1.034,0.227,0.231,95.14,95.24,79.37,19,0.369
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,GAME_ID,TEAM_ID,TEAM_ABBREVIATION,TEAM_CITY,PLAYER_ID,PLAYER_NAME,START_POSITION,COMMENT,MIN,E_OFF_RATING,OFF_RATING,E_DEF_RATING,DEF_RATING,E_NET_RATING,NET_RATING,AST_PCT,AST_TOV,AST_RATIO,OREB_PCT,DREB_PCT,REB_PCT,TM_TOV_PCT,EFG_PCT,TS_PCT,USG_PCT,E_USG_PCT,E_PACE,PACE,PACE_PER40,POSS,PIE
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0,0021600644,1610612758,SAC,Sacramento,202066,Garrett Temple,F,,6:15,75.8,75.0,141.1,150.0,-65.3,-75.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.75,0.75,0.167,0.168,94.54,92.09,76.74,12,0.042
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1,0021600644,1610612758,SAC,Sacramento,202326,DeMarcus Cousins,F,,7:28,83.8,85.7,127.9,133.3,-44.1,-47.6,1.0,0.33,12.5,0.0,0.167,0.1,37.5,1.167,1.042,0.5,0.489,96.24,93.15,77.63,14,0.241
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2,0021600644,1610612758,SAC,Sacramento,201585,Kosta Koufos,C,,7:44,71.8,73.3,116.4,118.8,-44.6,-45.4,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.143,0.063,0.0,0.5,0.5,0.125,0.123,98.19,96.21,80.17,15,0.098
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3,0021600644,1610612758,SAC,Sacramento,201167,Arron Afflalo,G,,7:28,83.8,85.7,127.9,133.3,-44.1,-47.6,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,100.0,0.0,0.0,0.071,0.07,96.24,93.15,77.63,14,-0.037
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| 6 |
+
4,0021600644,1610612758,SAC,Sacramento,201954,Darren Collison,G,,8:58,75.1,76.5,127.0,122.2,-52.0,-45.8,0.2,0.0,50.0,0.0,0.143,0.063,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.056,0.055,92.72,93.68,78.07,17,0.033
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| 7 |
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5,0021600644,1610612758,SAC,Sacramento,201951,Ty Lawson,,,7:28,61.0,60.0,151.2,152.9,-90.2,-92.9,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.143,0.071,25.0,0.5,0.521,0.25,0.254,102.66,102.79,85.66,15,0.0
|
| 8 |
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6,0021600644,1610612758,SAC,Sacramento,201229,Anthony Tolliver,,,8:42,65.6,64.7,159.3,161.1,-93.7,-96.4,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.143,0.143,0.143,66.7,0.0,0.0,0.167,0.169,96.39,96.5,80.41,17,-0.045
|
| 9 |
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7,0021600644,1610612758,SAC,Sacramento,2440,Matt Barnes,,,5:42,70.7,72.7,129.9,133.3,-59.2,-60.6,0.333,0.0,20.0,0.0,0.167,0.077,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.333,0.325,99.54,96.84,80.7,11,-0.158
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8,0021600644,1610612763,MEM,Memphis,203516,James Ennis III,F,,8:43,124.7,129.4,80.8,82.4,43.9,47.1,0.167,1.0,25.0,0.0,0.2,0.083,25.0,0.5,0.5,0.158,0.153,96.2,93.56,77.97,17,0.031
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| 11 |
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9,0021600644,1610612763,MEM,Memphis,203210,JaMychal Green,F,,8:58,127.0,122.2,75.1,76.5,52.0,45.8,0.125,0.0,50.0,0.286,0.333,0.313,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.048,0.049,92.72,93.68,78.07,18,0.148
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| 12 |
+
10,0021600644,1610612763,MEM,Memphis,201188,Marc Gasol,C,,7:28,127.9,133.3,83.8,85.7,44.1,47.6,0.2,1.0,16.7,0.0,0.5,0.2,16.7,0.333,0.579,0.294,0.283,96.24,93.15,77.63,15,0.148
|
| 13 |
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11,0021600644,1610612763,MEM,Memphis,2754,Tony Allen,G,,7:22,144.8,143.8,61.0,60.0,83.9,83.8,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.143,0.0,0.071,20.0,0.75,0.75,0.263,0.265,99.82,101.0,84.16,16,0.17
|
| 14 |
+
12,0021600644,1610612763,MEM,Memphis,201144,Mike Conley,G,,7:28,127.9,133.3,83.8,85.7,44.1,47.6,0.25,1.0,20.0,0.167,0.25,0.2,20.0,0.833,0.872,0.235,0.227,96.24,93.15,77.63,15,0.315
|
| 15 |
+
13,0021600644,1610612763,MEM,Memphis,203584,Troy Daniels,,,3:14,161.3,171.4,51.0,50.0,110.3,121.4,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.111,0.106,98.87,96.49,80.41,7,-0.19
|
| 16 |
+
14,0021600644,1610612763,MEM,Memphis,2216,Zach Randolph,,,7:28,151.2,152.9,61.0,60.0,90.2,92.9,0.125,0.0,20.0,0.0,0.286,0.143,0.0,0.5,0.5,0.2,0.198,102.66,102.79,85.66,17,0.175
|
| 17 |
+
15,0021600644,1610612763,MEM,Memphis,1713,Vince Carter,,,9:04,134.1,131.6,75.1,76.5,59.1,55.1,0.2,0.0,16.7,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,1.0,1.034,0.227,0.231,95.14,95.24,79.37,19,0.369
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,GAME_ID,TEAM_ID,TEAM_ABBREVIATION,TEAM_CITY,PLAYER_ID,PLAYER_NAME,START_POSITION,COMMENT,MIN,E_OFF_RATING,OFF_RATING,E_DEF_RATING,DEF_RATING,E_NET_RATING,NET_RATING,AST_PCT,AST_TOV,AST_RATIO,OREB_PCT,DREB_PCT,REB_PCT,TM_TOV_PCT,EFG_PCT,TS_PCT,USG_PCT,E_USG_PCT,E_PACE,PACE,PACE_PER40,POSS,PIE
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0,0021601190,1610612754,IND,Indiana,202331,Paul George,F,,10:36,130.8,130.0,129.4,140.0,1.4,-10.0,0.429,0.0,33.3,0.0,0.182,0.133,0.0,0.9,0.85,0.286,0.287,94.01,90.57,75.47,20,0.241
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1,0021601190,1610612754,IND,Indiana,201152,Thaddeus Young,F,,4:15,135.1,133.3,128.8,150.0,6.4,-16.7,0.2,0.0,100.0,0.5,0.0,0.167,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,102.78,96.0,80.0,9,0.087
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| 4 |
+
2,0021601190,1610612754,IND,Indiana,1626167,Myles Turner,C,,4:15,135.1,133.3,128.8,150.0,6.4,-16.7,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.25,0.167,33.3,1.25,1.25,0.3,0.304,102.78,96.0,80.0,9,0.174
|
| 5 |
+
3,0021601190,1610612754,IND,Indiana,101145,Monta Ellis,G,,3:19,128.6,128.6,118.5,142.9,10.1,-14.3,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,111.73,101.31,84.42,7,-0.049
|
| 6 |
+
4,0021601190,1610612754,IND,Indiana,201952,Jeff Teague,G,,4:15,135.1,133.3,128.8,150.0,6.4,-16.7,0.5,2.0,40.0,0.0,0.5,0.333,20.0,0.5,0.5,0.3,0.304,102.78,96.0,80.0,9,0.174
|
| 7 |
+
5,0021601190,1610612754,IND,Indiana,202338,Kevin Seraphin,,,7:39,123.1,123.1,125.7,128.6,-2.6,-5.5,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.125,0.091,0.0,0.667,0.667,0.231,0.231,85.69,84.69,70.57,13,0.083
|
| 8 |
+
6,0021601190,1610612754,IND,Indiana,101139,CJ Miles,,,7:39,123.1,123.1,125.7,128.6,-2.6,-5.5,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.125,0.091,0.0,0.75,0.75,0.154,0.154,85.69,84.69,70.57,13,0.083
|
| 9 |
+
7,0021601190,1610612754,IND,Indiana,202362,Lance Stephenson,,,7:17,132.0,130.8,136.4,138.5,-4.4,-7.7,0.167,0.5,20.0,0.0,0.143,0.1,40.0,0.5,0.5,0.286,0.288,85.94,85.68,71.4,13,0.0
|
| 10 |
+
8,0021601190,1610612754,IND,Indiana,201166,Aaron Brooks,,,7:39,123.1,123.1,125.7,128.6,-2.6,-5.5,0.143,1.0,50.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,50.0,0.0,0.0,0.077,0.077,85.69,84.69,70.57,13,-0.028
|
| 11 |
+
9,0021601190,1610612754,IND,Indiana,1626202,Joe Young,,,1:18,100.0,100.0,100.0,100.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,1.0,0.5,0.0,1.0,1.0,0.5,0.5,73.75,73.75,61.46,2,0.6
|
| 12 |
+
10,0021601190,1610612754,IND,Indiana,1626176,Rakeem Christmas,,,1:18,100.0,100.0,100.0,100.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,73.75,73.75,61.46,2,0.0
|
| 13 |
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11,0021601190,1610612753,ORL,Orlando,203082,Terrence Ross,F,,10:36,129.4,140.0,130.8,130.0,-1.4,10.0,0.143,1.0,12.5,0.0,0.0,0.0,12.5,0.667,0.667,0.304,0.296,94.01,90.57,75.47,20,0.074
|
| 14 |
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12,0021601190,1610612753,ORL,Orlando,203932,Aaron Gordon,F,,6:11,135.1,150.0,117.8,116.7,17.3,33.3,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.143,0.0,0.1,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.214,0.209,97.81,93.15,77.63,12,-0.077
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| 15 |
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13,0021601190,1610612753,ORL,Orlando,202696,Nikola Vucevic,C,,6:11,135.1,150.0,117.8,116.7,17.3,33.3,0.2,0.0,50.0,0.0,0.667,0.2,0.0,1.0,1.0,0.071,0.07,97.81,93.15,77.63,12,0.185
|
| 16 |
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14,0021601190,1610612753,ORL,Orlando,203095,Evan Fournier,G,,6:11,135.1,150.0,117.8,116.7,17.3,33.3,0.2,0.0,20.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.5,0.694,0.286,0.279,97.81,93.15,77.63,12,0.154
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| 17 |
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15,0021601190,1610612753,ORL,Orlando,203901,Elfrid Payton,G,,6:11,135.1,150.0,117.8,116.7,17.3,33.3,0.6,0.0,75.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,1.0,1.0,0.071,0.07,97.81,93.15,77.63,12,0.154
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| 18 |
+
16,0021601190,1610612753,ORL,Orlando,1626209,Mario Hezonja,,,5:43,116.3,109.1,140.0,140.0,-23.7,-30.9,0.333,0.0,25.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.667,0.667,0.25,0.265,85.28,88.14,73.45,11,0.151
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| 19 |
+
17,0021601190,1610612753,ORL,Orlando,202687,Bismack Biyombo,,,5:43,116.3,109.1,140.0,140.0,-23.7,-30.9,0.25,0.0,33.3,0.0,0.5,0.143,0.0,1.0,0.532,0.167,0.177,85.28,88.14,73.45,11,0.113
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| 20 |
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18,0021601190,1610612753,ORL,Orlando,201975,Jodie Meeks,,,4:25,120.2,111.1,150.0,150.0,-29.8,-38.9,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,1.0,0.872,0.3,0.322,88.68,92.38,76.98,9,0.186
|
| 21 |
+
19,0021601190,1610612753,ORL,Orlando,201228,C.J. Watson,,,4:25,120.2,111.1,150.0,150.0,-29.8,-38.9,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.25,0.0,0.2,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.1,0.107,88.68,92.38,76.98,9,-0.023
|
| 22 |
+
20,0021601190,1610612753,ORL,Orlando,1627875,Marcus Georges-Hunt,,,1:18,100.0,100.0,100.0,100.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,73.75,73.75,61.46,2,0.0
|
| 23 |
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21,0021601190,1610612753,ORL,Orlando,204014,Damjan Rudez,,,1:18,100.0,100.0,100.0,100.0,0.0,0.0,1.0,0.0,100.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,73.75,73.75,61.46,2,0.2
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| 24 |
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22,0021601190,1610612753,ORL,Orlando,1627868,Patricio Garino,,,1:18,100.0,100.0,100.0,100.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,73.75,73.75,61.46,2,0.0
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,GAME_ID,TEAM_ID,TEAM_ABBREVIATION,TEAM_CITY,PLAYER_ID,PLAYER_NAME,START_POSITION,COMMENT,MIN,E_OFF_RATING,OFF_RATING,E_DEF_RATING,DEF_RATING,E_NET_RATING,NET_RATING,AST_PCT,AST_TOV,AST_RATIO,OREB_PCT,DREB_PCT,REB_PCT,TM_TOV_PCT,EFG_PCT,TS_PCT,USG_PCT,E_USG_PCT,E_PACE,PACE,PACE_PER40,POSS,PIE
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+
0,0021601190,1610612754,IND,Indiana,202331,Paul George,F,,10:36,130.8,130.0,129.4,140.0,1.4,-10.0,0.429,0.0,33.3,0.0,0.182,0.133,0.0,0.9,0.85,0.286,0.287,94.01,90.57,75.47,20,0.241
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+
1,0021601190,1610612754,IND,Indiana,201152,Thaddeus Young,F,,4:15,135.1,133.3,128.8,150.0,6.4,-16.7,0.2,0.0,100.0,0.5,0.0,0.167,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,102.78,96.0,80.0,9,0.087
|
| 4 |
+
2,0021601190,1610612754,IND,Indiana,1626167,Myles Turner,C,,4:15,135.1,133.3,128.8,150.0,6.4,-16.7,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.25,0.167,33.3,1.25,1.25,0.3,0.304,102.78,96.0,80.0,9,0.174
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| 5 |
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3,0021601190,1610612754,IND,Indiana,101145,Monta Ellis,G,,3:19,128.6,128.6,118.5,142.9,10.1,-14.3,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,111.73,101.31,84.42,7,-0.049
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4,0021601190,1610612754,IND,Indiana,201952,Jeff Teague,G,,4:15,135.1,133.3,128.8,150.0,6.4,-16.7,0.5,2.0,40.0,0.0,0.5,0.333,20.0,0.5,0.5,0.3,0.304,102.78,96.0,80.0,9,0.174
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| 7 |
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5,0021601190,1610612754,IND,Indiana,202338,Kevin Seraphin,,,7:39,123.1,123.1,125.7,128.6,-2.6,-5.5,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.125,0.091,0.0,0.667,0.667,0.231,0.231,85.69,84.69,70.57,13,0.083
|
| 8 |
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6,0021601190,1610612754,IND,Indiana,101139,CJ Miles,,,7:39,123.1,123.1,125.7,128.6,-2.6,-5.5,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.125,0.091,0.0,0.75,0.75,0.154,0.154,85.69,84.69,70.57,13,0.083
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| 9 |
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7,0021601190,1610612754,IND,Indiana,202362,Lance Stephenson,,,7:17,132.0,130.8,136.4,138.5,-4.4,-7.7,0.167,0.5,20.0,0.0,0.143,0.1,40.0,0.5,0.5,0.286,0.288,85.94,85.68,71.4,13,0.0
|
| 10 |
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8,0021601190,1610612754,IND,Indiana,201166,Aaron Brooks,,,7:39,123.1,123.1,125.7,128.6,-2.6,-5.5,0.143,1.0,50.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,50.0,0.0,0.0,0.077,0.077,85.69,84.69,70.57,13,-0.028
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| 11 |
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9,0021601190,1610612754,IND,Indiana,1626202,Joe Young,,,1:18,100.0,100.0,100.0,100.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,1.0,0.5,0.0,1.0,1.0,0.5,0.5,73.75,73.75,61.46,2,0.6
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| 12 |
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10,0021601190,1610612754,IND,Indiana,1626176,Rakeem Christmas,,,1:18,100.0,100.0,100.0,100.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,73.75,73.75,61.46,2,0.0
|
| 13 |
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11,0021601190,1610612753,ORL,Orlando,203082,Terrence Ross,F,,10:36,129.4,140.0,130.8,130.0,-1.4,10.0,0.143,1.0,12.5,0.0,0.0,0.0,12.5,0.667,0.667,0.304,0.296,94.01,90.57,75.47,20,0.074
|
| 14 |
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12,0021601190,1610612753,ORL,Orlando,203932,Aaron Gordon,F,,6:11,135.1,150.0,117.8,116.7,17.3,33.3,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.143,0.0,0.1,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.214,0.209,97.81,93.15,77.63,12,-0.077
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| 15 |
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13,0021601190,1610612753,ORL,Orlando,202696,Nikola Vucevic,C,,6:11,135.1,150.0,117.8,116.7,17.3,33.3,0.2,0.0,50.0,0.0,0.667,0.2,0.0,1.0,1.0,0.071,0.07,97.81,93.15,77.63,12,0.185
|
| 16 |
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14,0021601190,1610612753,ORL,Orlando,203095,Evan Fournier,G,,6:11,135.1,150.0,117.8,116.7,17.3,33.3,0.2,0.0,20.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.5,0.694,0.286,0.279,97.81,93.15,77.63,12,0.154
|
| 17 |
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15,0021601190,1610612753,ORL,Orlando,203901,Elfrid Payton,G,,6:11,135.1,150.0,117.8,116.7,17.3,33.3,0.6,0.0,75.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,1.0,1.0,0.071,0.07,97.81,93.15,77.63,12,0.154
|
| 18 |
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16,0021601190,1610612753,ORL,Orlando,1626209,Mario Hezonja,,,5:43,116.3,109.1,140.0,140.0,-23.7,-30.9,0.333,0.0,25.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.667,0.667,0.25,0.265,85.28,88.14,73.45,11,0.151
|
| 19 |
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17,0021601190,1610612753,ORL,Orlando,202687,Bismack Biyombo,,,5:43,116.3,109.1,140.0,140.0,-23.7,-30.9,0.25,0.0,33.3,0.0,0.5,0.143,0.0,1.0,0.532,0.167,0.177,85.28,88.14,73.45,11,0.113
|
| 20 |
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18,0021601190,1610612753,ORL,Orlando,201975,Jodie Meeks,,,4:25,120.2,111.1,150.0,150.0,-29.8,-38.9,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,1.0,0.872,0.3,0.322,88.68,92.38,76.98,9,0.186
|
| 21 |
+
19,0021601190,1610612753,ORL,Orlando,201228,C.J. Watson,,,4:25,120.2,111.1,150.0,150.0,-29.8,-38.9,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.25,0.0,0.2,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.1,0.107,88.68,92.38,76.98,9,-0.023
|
| 22 |
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20,0021601190,1610612753,ORL,Orlando,1627875,Marcus Georges-Hunt,,,1:18,100.0,100.0,100.0,100.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,73.75,73.75,61.46,2,0.0
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21,0021601190,1610612753,ORL,Orlando,204014,Damjan Rudez,,,1:18,100.0,100.0,100.0,100.0,0.0,0.0,1.0,0.0,100.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,73.75,73.75,61.46,2,0.2
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22,0021601190,1610612753,ORL,Orlando,1627868,Patricio Garino,,,1:18,100.0,100.0,100.0,100.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,73.75,73.75,61.46,2,0.0
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,GAME_ID,TEAM_ID,TEAM_ABBREVIATION,TEAM_CITY,PLAYER_ID,PLAYER_NAME,START_POSITION,COMMENT,MIN,E_OFF_RATING,OFF_RATING,E_DEF_RATING,DEF_RATING,E_NET_RATING,NET_RATING,AST_PCT,AST_TOV,AST_RATIO,OREB_PCT,DREB_PCT,REB_PCT,TM_TOV_PCT,EFG_PCT,TS_PCT,USG_PCT,E_USG_PCT,E_PACE,PACE,PACE_PER40,POSS,PIE
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0,0021700070,1610612745,HOU,Houston,201601,Luc Mbah a Moute,F,,8:13,106.7,100.0,110.8,100.0,-4.1,0.0,0.2,1.0,33.3,0.0,0.286,0.154,33.3,1.5,1.5,0.125,0.133,85.99,93.47,77.89,16,0.176
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1,0021700070,1610612745,HOU,Houston,201583,Ryan Anderson,F,,8:19,75.6,70.6,133.7,127.8,-58.2,-57.2,0.333,0.0,33.3,0.125,0.125,0.125,0.0,0.75,0.75,0.111,0.118,95.42,100.96,84.13,17,0.17
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2,0021700070,1610612745,HOU,Houston,203991,Clint Capela,C,,1:56,0.0,0.0,200.0,150.0,-200.0,-150.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,74.48,99.31,82.76,4,-0.333
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3,0021700070,1610612745,HOU,Houston,201569,Eric Gordon,G,,10:32,110.7,104.8,124.2,109.1,-13.6,-4.3,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,16.7,0.8,0.8,0.273,0.287,89.29,97.94,81.62,21,0.123
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4,0021700070,1610612745,HOU,Houston,201935,James Harden,G,,11:57,100.5,95.7,126.1,121.7,-25.6,-26.1,0.333,1.0,20.0,0.0,0.2,0.1,20.0,0.4,0.425,0.333,0.35,88.5,92.36,76.97,23,0.051
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5,0021700070,1610612745,HOU,Houston,200782,P.J. Tucker,,,10:01,116.5,115.8,114.6,115.8,1.9,0.0,0.143,0.0,25.0,0.0,0.3,0.158,0.0,0.5,0.5,0.15,0.151,91.21,91.02,75.85,19,0.137
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| 8 |
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6,0021700070,1610612745,HOU,Houston,201628,Bobby Brown,,,4:30,76.1,75.0,137.0,133.3,-60.8,-58.3,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.222,0.225,88.68,90.6,75.5,8,-0.2
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| 9 |
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7,0021700070,1610612745,HOU,Houston,204028,Tarik Black,,,4:17,142.9,142.9,130.8,128.6,12.0,14.3,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,77.77,78.44,65.37,7,-0.125
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| 10 |
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8,0021700070,1610612766,CHA,Charlotte,203077,Michael Kidd-Gilchrist,F,,3:21,133.3,114.3,0.0,0.0,133.3,114.3,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.25,0.167,0.0,1.0,1.0,0.143,0.167,85.97,107.46,89.55,7,0.286
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9,0021700070,1610612766,CHA,Charlotte,101107,Marvin Williams,F,,7:27,119.0,106.7,114.3,106.7,4.8,0.0,0.143,0.0,100.0,0.0,0.2,0.083,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,88.4,96.64,80.54,15,0.068
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10,0021700070,1610612766,CHA,Charlotte,2730,Dwight Howard,C,,10:47,124.2,120.0,95.0,90.5,29.2,29.5,0.143,1.0,14.3,0.222,0.444,0.333,14.3,0.6,0.643,0.273,0.281,87.51,91.25,76.04,20,0.257
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11,0021700070,1610612766,CHA,Charlotte,203087,Jeremy Lamb,G,,7:27,119.0,106.7,114.3,106.7,4.8,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.2,0.083,0.0,0.5,0.5,0.25,0.277,88.4,96.64,80.54,15,0.085
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12,0021700070,1610612766,CHA,Charlotte,202689,Kemba Walker,G,,11:57,126.1,121.7,100.5,95.7,25.6,26.1,0.286,0.0,18.2,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.563,0.619,0.36,0.372,88.5,92.36,76.97,23,0.228
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13,0021700070,1610612766,CHA,Charlotte,1628407,Dwayne Bacon,,,8:36,123.5,125.0,138.5,137.5,-15.1,-12.5,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.266,0.111,0.11,89.49,89.27,74.39,16,-0.028
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14,0021700070,1610612766,CHA,Charlotte,1628370,Malik Monk,,,4:30,137.0,133.3,76.1,75.0,60.8,58.3,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.2,0.125,0.0,0.75,0.75,0.2,0.205,88.68,90.6,75.5,9,0.2
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15,0021700070,1610612766,CHA,Charlotte,1626163,Frank Kaminsky,,,4:30,137.0,133.3,76.1,75.0,60.8,58.3,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,88.68,90.6,75.5,9,0.0
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16,0021700070,1610612766,CHA,Charlotte,203948,Johnny O'Bryant III,,,1:10,138.9,133.3,159.6,150.0,-20.7,-16.7,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,97.64,102.56,85.47,3,-0.222
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0,0021700070,1610612745,HOU,Houston,201601,Luc Mbah a Moute,F,,8:13,106.7,100.0,110.8,100.0,-4.1,0.0,0.2,1.0,33.3,0.0,0.286,0.154,33.3,1.5,1.5,0.125,0.133,85.99,93.47,77.89,16,0.176
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| 3 |
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1,0021700070,1610612745,HOU,Houston,201583,Ryan Anderson,F,,8:19,75.6,70.6,133.7,127.8,-58.2,-57.2,0.333,0.0,33.3,0.125,0.125,0.125,0.0,0.75,0.75,0.111,0.118,95.42,100.96,84.13,17,0.17
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| 4 |
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2,0021700070,1610612745,HOU,Houston,203991,Clint Capela,C,,1:56,0.0,0.0,200.0,150.0,-200.0,-150.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,74.48,99.31,82.76,4,-0.333
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| 5 |
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3,0021700070,1610612745,HOU,Houston,201569,Eric Gordon,G,,10:32,110.7,104.8,124.2,109.1,-13.6,-4.3,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,16.7,0.8,0.8,0.273,0.287,89.29,97.94,81.62,21,0.123
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| 6 |
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4,0021700070,1610612745,HOU,Houston,201935,James Harden,G,,11:57,100.5,95.7,126.1,121.7,-25.6,-26.1,0.333,1.0,20.0,0.0,0.2,0.1,20.0,0.4,0.425,0.333,0.35,88.5,92.36,76.97,23,0.051
|
| 7 |
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5,0021700070,1610612745,HOU,Houston,200782,P.J. Tucker,,,10:01,116.5,115.8,114.6,115.8,1.9,0.0,0.143,0.0,25.0,0.0,0.3,0.158,0.0,0.5,0.5,0.15,0.151,91.21,91.02,75.85,19,0.137
|
| 8 |
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6,0021700070,1610612745,HOU,Houston,201628,Bobby Brown,,,4:30,76.1,75.0,137.0,133.3,-60.8,-58.3,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.222,0.225,88.68,90.6,75.5,8,-0.2
|
| 9 |
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7,0021700070,1610612745,HOU,Houston,204028,Tarik Black,,,4:17,142.9,142.9,130.8,128.6,12.0,14.3,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,77.77,78.44,65.37,7,-0.125
|
| 10 |
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8,0021700070,1610612766,CHA,Charlotte,203077,Michael Kidd-Gilchrist,F,,3:21,133.3,114.3,0.0,0.0,133.3,114.3,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.25,0.167,0.0,1.0,1.0,0.143,0.167,85.97,107.46,89.55,7,0.286
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| 11 |
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9,0021700070,1610612766,CHA,Charlotte,101107,Marvin Williams,F,,7:27,119.0,106.7,114.3,106.7,4.8,0.0,0.143,0.0,100.0,0.0,0.2,0.083,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,88.4,96.64,80.54,15,0.068
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| 12 |
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10,0021700070,1610612766,CHA,Charlotte,2730,Dwight Howard,C,,10:47,124.2,120.0,95.0,90.5,29.2,29.5,0.143,1.0,14.3,0.222,0.444,0.333,14.3,0.6,0.643,0.273,0.281,87.51,91.25,76.04,20,0.257
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| 13 |
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11,0021700070,1610612766,CHA,Charlotte,203087,Jeremy Lamb,G,,7:27,119.0,106.7,114.3,106.7,4.8,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.2,0.083,0.0,0.5,0.5,0.25,0.277,88.4,96.64,80.54,15,0.085
|
| 14 |
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12,0021700070,1610612766,CHA,Charlotte,202689,Kemba Walker,G,,11:57,126.1,121.7,100.5,95.7,25.6,26.1,0.286,0.0,18.2,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.563,0.619,0.36,0.372,88.5,92.36,76.97,23,0.228
|
| 15 |
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13,0021700070,1610612766,CHA,Charlotte,1628407,Dwayne Bacon,,,8:36,123.5,125.0,138.5,137.5,-15.1,-12.5,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.266,0.111,0.11,89.49,89.27,74.39,16,-0.028
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| 16 |
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14,0021700070,1610612766,CHA,Charlotte,1628370,Malik Monk,,,4:30,137.0,133.3,76.1,75.0,60.8,58.3,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.2,0.125,0.0,0.75,0.75,0.2,0.205,88.68,90.6,75.5,9,0.2
|
| 17 |
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15,0021700070,1610612766,CHA,Charlotte,1626163,Frank Kaminsky,,,4:30,137.0,133.3,76.1,75.0,60.8,58.3,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,88.68,90.6,75.5,9,0.0
|
| 18 |
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16,0021700070,1610612766,CHA,Charlotte,203948,Johnny O'Bryant III,,,1:10,138.9,133.3,159.6,150.0,-20.7,-16.7,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,97.64,102.56,85.47,3,-0.222
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0,0021700137,1610612748,MIA,Miami,1626159,Justise Winslow,F,,8:07,101.4,106.3,82.5,81.3,18.9,25.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.182,0.105,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.111,0.113,96.16,94.62,78.85,16,-0.043
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| 3 |
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1,0021700137,1610612748,MIA,Miami,1627855,Okaro White,F,,5:25,97.4,109.1,68.0,66.7,29.4,42.4,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.25,0.143,0.0,1.5,1.5,0.077,0.075,106.69,101.91,84.92,11,0.4
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| 4 |
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2,0021700137,1610612748,MIA,Miami,202355,Hassan Whiteside,C,,9:55,91.5,105.6,80.5,78.9,11.1,26.6,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.167,0.357,0.269,0.0,0.6,0.643,0.227,0.22,95.35,89.55,74.62,18,0.48
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| 5 |
+
3,0021700137,1610612748,MIA,Miami,1626196,Josh Richardson,G,,11:58,109.0,122.7,75.5,73.9,33.6,48.8,0.111,0.5,16.7,0.0,0.0,0.0,33.3,0.75,0.694,0.192,0.187,94.85,90.28,75.23,22,0.028
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| 6 |
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4,0021700137,1610612748,MIA,Miami,201609,Goran Dragic,G,,3:15,123.0,150.0,85.0,71.4,37.9,78.6,0.333,0.0,33.3,0.0,0.2,0.125,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.25,0.24,97.48,96.0,80.0,6,-0.25
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| 7 |
+
5,0021700137,1610612748,MIA,Miami,204020,Tyler Johnson,,,8:43,103.2,112.5,72.1,70.6,31.1,41.9,0.333,0.0,33.3,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.25,0.338,0.222,0.217,93.87,90.9,75.75,16,0.107
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| 8 |
+
6,0021700137,1610612748,MIA,Miami,201949,James Johnson,,,6:33,120.6,136.4,83.6,81.8,36.9,54.5,0.5,2.0,28.6,0.0,0.0,0.0,14.3,0.5,0.5,0.385,0.372,85.05,80.65,67.21,11,0.115
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| 9 |
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7,0021700137,1610612748,MIA,Miami,201961,Wayne Ellington,,,3:51,125.0,142.9,59.2,57.1,65.8,85.7,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,1.5,1.5,0.222,0.222,92.09,87.35,72.79,7,0.32
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| 10 |
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8,0021700137,1610612748,MIA,Miami,203482,Kelly Olynyk,,,2:03,200.0,200.0,51.5,50.0,148.5,150.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,1.0,1.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,92.4,93.81,78.18,4,0.182
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| 11 |
+
9,0021700137,1610612746,LAC,LA,201933,Blake Griffin,F,,8:07,82.5,81.3,101.4,106.3,-18.9,-25.0,0.25,1.0,20.0,0.0,0.5,0.211,20.0,0.0,0.174,0.222,0.225,96.16,94.62,78.85,16,-0.043
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| 12 |
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10,0021700137,1610612746,LAC,LA,201599,DeAndre Jordan,C,,9:55,80.5,78.9,91.5,105.6,-11.1,-26.6,0.333,0.0,50.0,0.143,0.167,0.154,0.0,1.0,1.0,0.045,0.046,95.35,89.55,74.62,19,0.22
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| 13 |
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11,0021700137,1610612746,LAC,LA,203085,Austin Rivers,G,,11:58,75.5,73.9,109.0,122.7,-33.6,-48.8,0.5,0.0,14.3,0.063,0.0,0.036,0.0,0.417,0.417,0.231,0.235,94.85,90.28,75.23,23,0.097
|
| 14 |
+
12,0021700137,1610612746,LAC,LA,201976,Patrick Beverley,G,,9:55,80.5,78.9,91.5,105.6,-11.1,-26.6,0.25,0.0,20.0,0.0,0.083,0.038,0.0,0.0,0.258,0.182,0.185,95.35,89.55,74.62,19,0.08
|
| 15 |
+
13,0021700137,1610612746,LAC,LA,101150,Lou Williams,,,4:54,92.2,90.0,100.0,111.1,-7.8,-21.1,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.5,0.644,0.364,0.372,96.85,93.12,77.6,10,0.154
|
| 16 |
+
14,0021700137,1610612746,LAC,LA,202325,Wesley Johnson,,,7:04,62.7,57.1,115.2,130.8,-52.5,-73.6,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.167,0.063,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.188,0.203,93.46,91.7,76.42,14,-0.182
|
| 17 |
+
15,0021700137,1610612746,LAC,LA,1628414,Sindarius Thornwell,,,3:51,59.2,57.1,125.0,142.9,-65.8,-85.7,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,25.0,0.0,0.347,0.5,0.515,92.09,87.35,72.79,7,-0.08
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| 18 |
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16,0021700137,1610612746,LAC,LA,203186,Willie Reed,,,2:03,51.5,50.0,200.0,200.0,-148.5,-150.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,92.4,93.81,78.18,4,0.0
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| 19 |
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17,0021700137,1610612746,LAC,LA,1626155,Sam Dekker,,,2:03,51.5,50.0,200.0,200.0,-148.5,-150.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,92.4,93.81,78.18,4,0.091
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,GAME_ID,TEAM_ID,TEAM_ABBREVIATION,TEAM_CITY,PLAYER_ID,PLAYER_NAME,START_POSITION,COMMENT,MIN,E_OFF_RATING,OFF_RATING,E_DEF_RATING,DEF_RATING,E_NET_RATING,NET_RATING,AST_PCT,AST_TOV,AST_RATIO,OREB_PCT,DREB_PCT,REB_PCT,TM_TOV_PCT,EFG_PCT,TS_PCT,USG_PCT,E_USG_PCT,E_PACE,PACE,PACE_PER40,POSS,PIE
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0,0021700137,1610612748,MIA,Miami,1626159,Justise Winslow,F,,8:07,101.4,106.3,82.5,81.3,18.9,25.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.182,0.105,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.111,0.113,96.16,94.62,78.85,16,-0.043
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1,0021700137,1610612748,MIA,Miami,1627855,Okaro White,F,,5:25,97.4,109.1,68.0,66.7,29.4,42.4,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.25,0.143,0.0,1.5,1.5,0.077,0.075,106.69,101.91,84.92,11,0.4
|
| 4 |
+
2,0021700137,1610612748,MIA,Miami,202355,Hassan Whiteside,C,,9:55,91.5,105.6,80.5,78.9,11.1,26.6,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.167,0.357,0.269,0.0,0.6,0.643,0.227,0.22,95.35,89.55,74.62,18,0.48
|
| 5 |
+
3,0021700137,1610612748,MIA,Miami,1626196,Josh Richardson,G,,11:58,109.0,122.7,75.5,73.9,33.6,48.8,0.111,0.5,16.7,0.0,0.0,0.0,33.3,0.75,0.694,0.192,0.187,94.85,90.28,75.23,22,0.028
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+
4,0021700137,1610612748,MIA,Miami,201609,Goran Dragic,G,,3:15,123.0,150.0,85.0,71.4,37.9,78.6,0.333,0.0,33.3,0.0,0.2,0.125,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.25,0.24,97.48,96.0,80.0,6,-0.25
|
| 7 |
+
5,0021700137,1610612748,MIA,Miami,204020,Tyler Johnson,,,8:43,103.2,112.5,72.1,70.6,31.1,41.9,0.333,0.0,33.3,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.25,0.338,0.222,0.217,93.87,90.9,75.75,16,0.107
|
| 8 |
+
6,0021700137,1610612748,MIA,Miami,201949,James Johnson,,,6:33,120.6,136.4,83.6,81.8,36.9,54.5,0.5,2.0,28.6,0.0,0.0,0.0,14.3,0.5,0.5,0.385,0.372,85.05,80.65,67.21,11,0.115
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| 9 |
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7,0021700137,1610612748,MIA,Miami,201961,Wayne Ellington,,,3:51,125.0,142.9,59.2,57.1,65.8,85.7,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,1.5,1.5,0.222,0.222,92.09,87.35,72.79,7,0.32
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| 10 |
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8,0021700137,1610612748,MIA,Miami,203482,Kelly Olynyk,,,2:03,200.0,200.0,51.5,50.0,148.5,150.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,1.0,1.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,92.4,93.81,78.18,4,0.182
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| 11 |
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9,0021700137,1610612746,LAC,LA,201933,Blake Griffin,F,,8:07,82.5,81.3,101.4,106.3,-18.9,-25.0,0.25,1.0,20.0,0.0,0.5,0.211,20.0,0.0,0.174,0.222,0.225,96.16,94.62,78.85,16,-0.043
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| 12 |
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10,0021700137,1610612746,LAC,LA,201599,DeAndre Jordan,C,,9:55,80.5,78.9,91.5,105.6,-11.1,-26.6,0.333,0.0,50.0,0.143,0.167,0.154,0.0,1.0,1.0,0.045,0.046,95.35,89.55,74.62,19,0.22
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| 13 |
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11,0021700137,1610612746,LAC,LA,203085,Austin Rivers,G,,11:58,75.5,73.9,109.0,122.7,-33.6,-48.8,0.5,0.0,14.3,0.063,0.0,0.036,0.0,0.417,0.417,0.231,0.235,94.85,90.28,75.23,23,0.097
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| 14 |
+
12,0021700137,1610612746,LAC,LA,201976,Patrick Beverley,G,,9:55,80.5,78.9,91.5,105.6,-11.1,-26.6,0.25,0.0,20.0,0.0,0.083,0.038,0.0,0.0,0.258,0.182,0.185,95.35,89.55,74.62,19,0.08
|
| 15 |
+
13,0021700137,1610612746,LAC,LA,101150,Lou Williams,,,4:54,92.2,90.0,100.0,111.1,-7.8,-21.1,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.5,0.644,0.364,0.372,96.85,93.12,77.6,10,0.154
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| 16 |
+
14,0021700137,1610612746,LAC,LA,202325,Wesley Johnson,,,7:04,62.7,57.1,115.2,130.8,-52.5,-73.6,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.167,0.063,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.188,0.203,93.46,91.7,76.42,14,-0.182
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| 17 |
+
15,0021700137,1610612746,LAC,LA,1628414,Sindarius Thornwell,,,3:51,59.2,57.1,125.0,142.9,-65.8,-85.7,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,25.0,0.0,0.347,0.5,0.515,92.09,87.35,72.79,7,-0.08
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| 18 |
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16,0021700137,1610612746,LAC,LA,203186,Willie Reed,,,2:03,51.5,50.0,200.0,200.0,-148.5,-150.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,92.4,93.81,78.18,4,0.0
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17,0021700137,1610612746,LAC,LA,1626155,Sam Dekker,,,2:03,51.5,50.0,200.0,200.0,-148.5,-150.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,92.4,93.81,78.18,4,0.091
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,GAME_ID,TEAM_ID,TEAM_ABBREVIATION,TEAM_CITY,PLAYER_ID,PLAYER_NAME,START_POSITION,COMMENT,MIN,E_OFF_RATING,OFF_RATING,E_DEF_RATING,DEF_RATING,E_NET_RATING,NET_RATING,AST_PCT,AST_TOV,AST_RATIO,OREB_PCT,DREB_PCT,REB_PCT,TM_TOV_PCT,EFG_PCT,TS_PCT,USG_PCT,E_USG_PCT,E_PACE,PACE,PACE_PER40,POSS,PIE
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0,0021700853,1610612737,ATL,Atlanta,1627752,Taurean Prince,F,,7:08,86.5,85.7,69.3,73.3,17.2,12.4,0.2,0.0,33.3,0.0,0.125,0.063,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.133,0.134,100.13,97.57,81.31,14,-0.049
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1,0021700853,1610612737,ATL,Atlanta,1628381,John Collins,F,,7:06,72.0,71.4,43.8,43.8,28.3,27.7,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.111,0.059,0.0,1.0,0.798,0.133,0.134,101.0,101.41,84.51,14,0.2
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| 4 |
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2,0021700853,1610612737,ATL,Atlanta,203473,Dewayne Dedmon,C,,7:08,86.5,85.7,69.3,73.3,17.2,12.4,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.375,0.188,0.0,0.667,0.667,0.2,0.202,100.13,97.57,81.31,14,0.293
|
| 5 |
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3,0021700853,1610612737,ATL,Atlanta,1628416,Tyler Dorsey,G,,8:02,75.6,75.0,83.9,88.2,-8.3,-13.2,0.75,0.0,37.5,0.1,0.125,0.111,0.0,0.2,0.2,0.294,0.296,100.86,98.59,82.16,16,0.102
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| 6 |
+
4,0021700853,1610612737,ATL,Atlanta,1627098,Malcolm Delaney,G,,8:02,75.6,75.0,83.9,88.2,-8.3,-13.2,0.25,1.0,16.7,0.0,0.0,0.0,16.7,0.375,0.375,0.294,0.296,100.86,98.59,82.16,16,0.0
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| 7 |
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5,0021700853,1610612737,ATL,Atlanta,203101,Miles Plumlee,,,4:49,36.4,36.4,139.4,136.4,-103.0,-100.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,108.42,109.62,91.35,11,0.0
|
| 8 |
+
6,0021700853,1610612737,ATL,Atlanta,203488,Mike Muscala,,,4:47,18.2,18.2,101.1,100.0,-82.9,-81.8,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.4,0.167,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,109.78,110.38,91.99,11,0.19
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| 9 |
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7,0021700853,1610612737,ATL,Atlanta,1627761,DeAndre' Bembry,,,4:47,18.2,18.2,101.1,100.0,-82.9,-81.8,1.0,0.0,50.0,0.0,0.6,0.25,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.091,0.091,109.78,110.38,91.99,11,0.333
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| 10 |
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8,0021700853,1610612737,ATL,Atlanta,1627819,Isaiah Taylor,,,3:53,22.2,22.2,78.8,77.8,-56.6,-55.6,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,50.0,0.0,0.0,0.444,0.444,110.5,111.24,92.7,9,-0.462
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| 11 |
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9,0021700853,1610612737,ATL,Atlanta,1628510,Andrew White III,,,3:53,22.2,22.2,78.8,77.8,-56.6,-55.6,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,25.0,0.333,0.333,0.444,0.444,110.5,111.24,92.7,9,-0.462
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10,0021700853,1610612765,DET,Detroit,1626169,Stanley Johnson,F,,7:26,69.3,73.3,80.6,80.0,-11.4,-6.7,0.5,0.0,20.0,0.0,0.111,0.059,0.0,0.625,0.625,0.235,0.237,99.31,96.86,80.72,15,0.205
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11,0021700853,1610612765,DET,Detroit,201933,Blake Griffin,F,,9:38,91.9,95.2,70.4,70.0,21.5,25.2,0.2,0.33,12.5,0.1,0.167,0.136,37.5,1.0,0.902,0.304,0.308,103.74,102.15,85.12,21,0.177
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| 14 |
+
12,0021700853,1610612765,DET,Detroit,203083,Andre Drummond,C,,8:51,52.6,52.6,67.1,66.7,-14.5,-14.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.4,0.19,33.3,0.5,0.5,0.143,0.15,100.01,100.34,83.62,19,0.167
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| 15 |
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13,0021700853,1610612765,DET,Detroit,203493,Reggie Bullock,G,,9:07,90.5,94.7,63.6,63.2,27.0,31.6,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,16.7,0.2,0.2,0.286,0.287,102.04,100.04,83.36,19,-0.054
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| 16 |
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14,0021700853,1610612765,DET,Detroit,202397,Ish Smith,G,,9:07,90.5,94.7,63.6,63.2,27.0,31.6,0.6,0.0,42.9,0.0,0.25,0.143,0.0,0.5,0.5,0.19,0.192,102.04,100.04,83.36,19,0.286
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| 17 |
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15,0021700853,1610612765,DET,Detroit,201229,Anthony Tolliver,,,5:21,109.7,107.7,16.7,16.7,93.1,91.0,0.2,0.0,50.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.077,0.078,111.07,112.15,93.46,13,0.0
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| 18 |
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16,0021700853,1610612765,DET,Detroit,203516,James Ennis III,,,4:29,101.1,100.0,20.0,20.0,81.1,80.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.333,0.182,0.0,0.0,1.136,0.091,0.092,111.77,112.42,93.68,11,0.348
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17,0021700853,1610612765,DET,Detroit,2749,Jameer Nelson,,,2:48,58.1,57.1,33.3,33.3,24.8,23.8,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.143,0.145,110.4,111.43,92.86,7,-0.333
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18,0021700853,1610612765,DET,Detroit,1628379,Luke Kennard,,,2:48,58.1,57.1,33.3,33.3,24.8,23.8,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.143,0.145,110.4,111.43,92.86,7,-0.333
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0,0021700853,1610612737,ATL,Atlanta,1627752,Taurean Prince,F,,7:08,86.5,85.7,69.3,73.3,17.2,12.4,0.2,0.0,33.3,0.0,0.125,0.063,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.133,0.134,100.13,97.57,81.31,14,-0.049
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1,0021700853,1610612737,ATL,Atlanta,1628381,John Collins,F,,7:06,72.0,71.4,43.8,43.8,28.3,27.7,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.111,0.059,0.0,1.0,0.798,0.133,0.134,101.0,101.41,84.51,14,0.2
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| 4 |
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2,0021700853,1610612737,ATL,Atlanta,203473,Dewayne Dedmon,C,,7:08,86.5,85.7,69.3,73.3,17.2,12.4,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.375,0.188,0.0,0.667,0.667,0.2,0.202,100.13,97.57,81.31,14,0.293
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| 5 |
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3,0021700853,1610612737,ATL,Atlanta,1628416,Tyler Dorsey,G,,8:02,75.6,75.0,83.9,88.2,-8.3,-13.2,0.75,0.0,37.5,0.1,0.125,0.111,0.0,0.2,0.2,0.294,0.296,100.86,98.59,82.16,16,0.102
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| 6 |
+
4,0021700853,1610612737,ATL,Atlanta,1627098,Malcolm Delaney,G,,8:02,75.6,75.0,83.9,88.2,-8.3,-13.2,0.25,1.0,16.7,0.0,0.0,0.0,16.7,0.375,0.375,0.294,0.296,100.86,98.59,82.16,16,0.0
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| 7 |
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5,0021700853,1610612737,ATL,Atlanta,203101,Miles Plumlee,,,4:49,36.4,36.4,139.4,136.4,-103.0,-100.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,108.42,109.62,91.35,11,0.0
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| 8 |
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6,0021700853,1610612737,ATL,Atlanta,203488,Mike Muscala,,,4:47,18.2,18.2,101.1,100.0,-82.9,-81.8,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.4,0.167,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,109.78,110.38,91.99,11,0.19
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| 9 |
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7,0021700853,1610612737,ATL,Atlanta,1627761,DeAndre' Bembry,,,4:47,18.2,18.2,101.1,100.0,-82.9,-81.8,1.0,0.0,50.0,0.0,0.6,0.25,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.091,0.091,109.78,110.38,91.99,11,0.333
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| 10 |
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8,0021700853,1610612737,ATL,Atlanta,1627819,Isaiah Taylor,,,3:53,22.2,22.2,78.8,77.8,-56.6,-55.6,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,50.0,0.0,0.0,0.444,0.444,110.5,111.24,92.7,9,-0.462
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| 11 |
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9,0021700853,1610612737,ATL,Atlanta,1628510,Andrew White III,,,3:53,22.2,22.2,78.8,77.8,-56.6,-55.6,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,25.0,0.333,0.333,0.444,0.444,110.5,111.24,92.7,9,-0.462
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| 12 |
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10,0021700853,1610612765,DET,Detroit,1626169,Stanley Johnson,F,,7:26,69.3,73.3,80.6,80.0,-11.4,-6.7,0.5,0.0,20.0,0.0,0.111,0.059,0.0,0.625,0.625,0.235,0.237,99.31,96.86,80.72,15,0.205
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| 13 |
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11,0021700853,1610612765,DET,Detroit,201933,Blake Griffin,F,,9:38,91.9,95.2,70.4,70.0,21.5,25.2,0.2,0.33,12.5,0.1,0.167,0.136,37.5,1.0,0.902,0.304,0.308,103.74,102.15,85.12,21,0.177
|
| 14 |
+
12,0021700853,1610612765,DET,Detroit,203083,Andre Drummond,C,,8:51,52.6,52.6,67.1,66.7,-14.5,-14.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.4,0.19,33.3,0.5,0.5,0.143,0.15,100.01,100.34,83.62,19,0.167
|
| 15 |
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13,0021700853,1610612765,DET,Detroit,203493,Reggie Bullock,G,,9:07,90.5,94.7,63.6,63.2,27.0,31.6,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,16.7,0.2,0.2,0.286,0.287,102.04,100.04,83.36,19,-0.054
|
| 16 |
+
14,0021700853,1610612765,DET,Detroit,202397,Ish Smith,G,,9:07,90.5,94.7,63.6,63.2,27.0,31.6,0.6,0.0,42.9,0.0,0.25,0.143,0.0,0.5,0.5,0.19,0.192,102.04,100.04,83.36,19,0.286
|
| 17 |
+
15,0021700853,1610612765,DET,Detroit,201229,Anthony Tolliver,,,5:21,109.7,107.7,16.7,16.7,93.1,91.0,0.2,0.0,50.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.077,0.078,111.07,112.15,93.46,13,0.0
|
| 18 |
+
16,0021700853,1610612765,DET,Detroit,203516,James Ennis III,,,4:29,101.1,100.0,20.0,20.0,81.1,80.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.333,0.182,0.0,0.0,1.136,0.091,0.092,111.77,112.42,93.68,11,0.348
|
| 19 |
+
17,0021700853,1610612765,DET,Detroit,2749,Jameer Nelson,,,2:48,58.1,57.1,33.3,33.3,24.8,23.8,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.143,0.145,110.4,111.43,92.86,7,-0.333
|
| 20 |
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18,0021700853,1610612765,DET,Detroit,1628379,Luke Kennard,,,2:48,58.1,57.1,33.3,33.3,24.8,23.8,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.143,0.145,110.4,111.43,92.86,7,-0.333
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,GAME_ID,TEAM_ID,TEAM_ABBREVIATION,TEAM_CITY,PLAYER_ID,PLAYER_NAME,START_POSITION,COMMENT,MIN,E_OFF_RATING,OFF_RATING,E_DEF_RATING,DEF_RATING,E_NET_RATING,NET_RATING,AST_PCT,AST_TOV,AST_RATIO,OREB_PCT,DREB_PCT,REB_PCT,TM_TOV_PCT,EFG_PCT,TS_PCT,USG_PCT,E_USG_PCT,E_PACE,PACE,PACE_PER40,POSS,PIE
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0,0021900249,1610612747,LAL,Los Angeles,2544,LeBron James,F,,9:18,116.5,115.8,105.4,110.0,11.2,5.8,0.778,0.0,58.3,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.25,0.205,0.238,0.239,102.61,100.65,83.87,19,0.082
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| 3 |
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1,0021900249,1610612747,LAL,Los Angeles,203076,Anthony Davis,F,,11:13,141.3,139.1,101.0,104.3,40.3,34.8,0.2,0.0,25.0,0.0,0.444,0.222,0.0,0.4,0.51,0.24,0.244,99.34,98.48,82.07,23,0.138
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| 4 |
+
2,0021900249,1610612747,LAL,Los Angeles,201580,JaVale McGee,C,,7:20,146.7,146.7,115.6,118.8,31.1,27.9,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.167,0.091,0.0,1.0,1.0,0.125,0.125,102.89,101.45,84.55,15,0.078
|
| 5 |
+
3,0021900249,1610612747,LAL,Los Angeles,201980,Danny Green,G,,8:12,130.3,129.4,108.9,111.8,21.4,17.6,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.167,0.429,0.308,0.0,0.667,0.667,0.167,0.168,100.45,99.51,82.93,17,0.134
|
| 6 |
+
4,0021900249,1610612747,LAL,Los Angeles,203484,Kentavious Caldwell-Pope,G,,7:20,146.7,146.7,115.6,118.8,31.1,27.9,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,20.0,1.0,1.0,0.313,0.313,102.89,101.45,84.55,15,0.155
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| 7 |
+
5,0021900249,1610612747,LAL,Los Angeles,1628398,Kyle Kuzma,,,2:22,266.0,250.0,84.0,100.0,181.9,150.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,1.136,0.25,0.266,86.16,80.9,67.42,4,0.25
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| 8 |
+
6,0021900249,1610612747,LAL,Los Angeles,200765,Rajon Rondo,,,4:20,130.9,125.0,76.1,87.5,54.8,37.5,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.25,0.167,0.2,50.0,1.5,1.5,0.222,0.231,93.12,88.48,73.73,8,0.818
|
| 9 |
+
7,0021900249,1610612747,LAL,Los Angeles,203584,Troy Daniels,,,3:28,173.6,142.9,85.4,100.0,88.2,42.9,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,1.5,1.5,0.125,0.148,96.46,96.74,80.61,7,0.353
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| 10 |
+
8,0021900249,1610612747,LAL,Los Angeles,1627936,Alex Caruso,,,0:28,0.0,0.0,106.4,200.0,-106.4,-200.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,97.38,51.8,43.17,0,0.0
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| 11 |
+
9,0021900249,1610612747,LAL,Los Angeles,2730,Dwight Howard,,,4:20,130.9,125.0,76.1,87.5,54.8,37.5,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,93.12,88.48,73.73,8,-0.545
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| 12 |
+
10,0021900249,1610612759,SAS,San Antonio,201942,DeMar DeRozan,F,,8:12,108.9,111.8,130.3,129.4,-21.4,-17.6,0.125,0.0,20.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.235,0.229,100.45,99.51,82.93,17,-0.082
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| 13 |
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11,0021900249,1610612759,SAS,San Antonio,200746,LaMarcus Aldridge,F,,11:40,101.4,108.3,141.3,139.1,-39.9,-30.8,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.111,0.048,10.0,0.625,0.717,0.37,0.362,99.26,96.63,80.53,24,0.175
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| 14 |
+
12,0021900249,1610612759,SAS,San Antonio,1627751,Jakob Poeltl,C,,6:19,126.5,121.4,153.8,153.8,-27.4,-32.4,0.143,1.0,33.3,0.0,0.25,0.111,33.3,0.0,0.0,0.143,0.149,100.46,102.59,85.49,14,0.0
|
| 15 |
+
13,0021900249,1610612759,SAS,San Antonio,1627854,Bryn Forbes,G,,6:19,126.5,121.4,153.8,153.8,-27.4,-32.4,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.5,0.222,0.0,1.5,1.5,0.143,0.149,100.46,102.59,85.49,14,0.17
|
| 16 |
+
14,0021900249,1610612759,SAS,San Antonio,1628401,Derrick White,G,,6:19,126.5,121.4,153.8,153.8,-27.4,-32.4,0.333,0.0,66.7,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,1.0,1.0,0.071,0.074,100.46,102.59,85.49,14,0.085
|
| 17 |
+
15,0021900249,1610612759,SAS,San Antonio,200752,Rudy Gay,,,5:21,73.8,81.8,124.5,120.0,-50.7,-38.2,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,25.0,0.333,0.333,0.286,0.282,97.85,94.09,78.41,11,-0.2
|
| 18 |
+
16,0021900249,1610612759,SAS,San Antonio,1627749,Dejounte Murray,,,5:21,73.8,81.8,124.5,120.0,-50.7,-38.2,0.5,1.0,50.0,0.143,0.6,0.333,50.0,0.0,0.0,0.071,0.07,97.85,94.09,78.41,11,0.25
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| 19 |
+
17,0021900249,1610612759,SAS,San Antonio,201988,Patty Mills,,,5:21,73.8,81.8,124.5,120.0,-50.7,-38.2,0.5,0.0,33.3,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.143,0.141,97.85,94.09,78.41,11,0.0
|
| 20 |
+
18,0021900249,1610612759,SAS,San Antonio,201960,DeMarre Carroll,,,3:28,85.4,100.0,173.6,142.9,-88.2,-42.9,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.2,0.0,0.125,0.0,0.0,1.136,0.1,0.098,96.46,96.74,80.61,7,0.176
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,GAME_ID,TEAM_ID,TEAM_ABBREVIATION,TEAM_CITY,PLAYER_ID,PLAYER_NAME,START_POSITION,COMMENT,MIN,E_OFF_RATING,OFF_RATING,E_DEF_RATING,DEF_RATING,E_NET_RATING,NET_RATING,AST_PCT,AST_TOV,AST_RATIO,OREB_PCT,DREB_PCT,REB_PCT,TM_TOV_PCT,EFG_PCT,TS_PCT,USG_PCT,E_USG_PCT,E_PACE,PACE,PACE_PER40,POSS,PIE
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| 2 |
+
0,0021900249,1610612747,LAL,Los Angeles,2544,LeBron James,F,,9:18,116.5,115.8,105.4,110.0,11.2,5.8,0.778,0.0,58.3,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.25,0.205,0.238,0.239,102.61,100.65,83.87,19,0.082
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| 3 |
+
1,0021900249,1610612747,LAL,Los Angeles,203076,Anthony Davis,F,,11:13,141.3,139.1,101.0,104.3,40.3,34.8,0.2,0.0,25.0,0.0,0.444,0.222,0.0,0.4,0.51,0.24,0.244,99.34,98.48,82.07,23,0.138
|
| 4 |
+
2,0021900249,1610612747,LAL,Los Angeles,201580,JaVale McGee,C,,7:20,146.7,146.7,115.6,118.8,31.1,27.9,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.167,0.091,0.0,1.0,1.0,0.125,0.125,102.89,101.45,84.55,15,0.078
|
| 5 |
+
3,0021900249,1610612747,LAL,Los Angeles,201980,Danny Green,G,,8:12,130.3,129.4,108.9,111.8,21.4,17.6,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.167,0.429,0.308,0.0,0.667,0.667,0.167,0.168,100.45,99.51,82.93,17,0.134
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| 6 |
+
4,0021900249,1610612747,LAL,Los Angeles,203484,Kentavious Caldwell-Pope,G,,7:20,146.7,146.7,115.6,118.8,31.1,27.9,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,20.0,1.0,1.0,0.313,0.313,102.89,101.45,84.55,15,0.155
|
| 7 |
+
5,0021900249,1610612747,LAL,Los Angeles,1628398,Kyle Kuzma,,,2:22,266.0,250.0,84.0,100.0,181.9,150.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,1.136,0.25,0.266,86.16,80.9,67.42,4,0.25
|
| 8 |
+
6,0021900249,1610612747,LAL,Los Angeles,200765,Rajon Rondo,,,4:20,130.9,125.0,76.1,87.5,54.8,37.5,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.25,0.167,0.2,50.0,1.5,1.5,0.222,0.231,93.12,88.48,73.73,8,0.818
|
| 9 |
+
7,0021900249,1610612747,LAL,Los Angeles,203584,Troy Daniels,,,3:28,173.6,142.9,85.4,100.0,88.2,42.9,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,1.5,1.5,0.125,0.148,96.46,96.74,80.61,7,0.353
|
| 10 |
+
8,0021900249,1610612747,LAL,Los Angeles,1627936,Alex Caruso,,,0:28,0.0,0.0,106.4,200.0,-106.4,-200.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,97.38,51.8,43.17,0,0.0
|
| 11 |
+
9,0021900249,1610612747,LAL,Los Angeles,2730,Dwight Howard,,,4:20,130.9,125.0,76.1,87.5,54.8,37.5,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,93.12,88.48,73.73,8,-0.545
|
| 12 |
+
10,0021900249,1610612759,SAS,San Antonio,201942,DeMar DeRozan,F,,8:12,108.9,111.8,130.3,129.4,-21.4,-17.6,0.125,0.0,20.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.235,0.229,100.45,99.51,82.93,17,-0.082
|
| 13 |
+
11,0021900249,1610612759,SAS,San Antonio,200746,LaMarcus Aldridge,F,,11:40,101.4,108.3,141.3,139.1,-39.9,-30.8,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.111,0.048,10.0,0.625,0.717,0.37,0.362,99.26,96.63,80.53,24,0.175
|
| 14 |
+
12,0021900249,1610612759,SAS,San Antonio,1627751,Jakob Poeltl,C,,6:19,126.5,121.4,153.8,153.8,-27.4,-32.4,0.143,1.0,33.3,0.0,0.25,0.111,33.3,0.0,0.0,0.143,0.149,100.46,102.59,85.49,14,0.0
|
| 15 |
+
13,0021900249,1610612759,SAS,San Antonio,1627854,Bryn Forbes,G,,6:19,126.5,121.4,153.8,153.8,-27.4,-32.4,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.5,0.222,0.0,1.5,1.5,0.143,0.149,100.46,102.59,85.49,14,0.17
|
| 16 |
+
14,0021900249,1610612759,SAS,San Antonio,1628401,Derrick White,G,,6:19,126.5,121.4,153.8,153.8,-27.4,-32.4,0.333,0.0,66.7,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,1.0,1.0,0.071,0.074,100.46,102.59,85.49,14,0.085
|
| 17 |
+
15,0021900249,1610612759,SAS,San Antonio,200752,Rudy Gay,,,5:21,73.8,81.8,124.5,120.0,-50.7,-38.2,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,25.0,0.333,0.333,0.286,0.282,97.85,94.09,78.41,11,-0.2
|
| 18 |
+
16,0021900249,1610612759,SAS,San Antonio,1627749,Dejounte Murray,,,5:21,73.8,81.8,124.5,120.0,-50.7,-38.2,0.5,1.0,50.0,0.143,0.6,0.333,50.0,0.0,0.0,0.071,0.07,97.85,94.09,78.41,11,0.25
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17,0021900249,1610612759,SAS,San Antonio,201988,Patty Mills,,,5:21,73.8,81.8,124.5,120.0,-50.7,-38.2,0.5,0.0,33.3,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.143,0.141,97.85,94.09,78.41,11,0.0
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| 20 |
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18,0021900249,1610612759,SAS,San Antonio,201960,DeMarre Carroll,,,3:28,85.4,100.0,173.6,142.9,-88.2,-42.9,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.2,0.0,0.125,0.0,0.0,1.136,0.1,0.098,96.46,96.74,80.61,7,0.176
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,GAME_ID,TEAM_ID,TEAM_ABBREVIATION,TEAM_CITY,PLAYER_ID,PLAYER_NAME,START_POSITION,COMMENT,MIN,FGM,FGA,FG_PCT,FG3M,FG3A,FG3_PCT,FTM,FTA,FT_PCT,OREB,DREB,REB,AST,STL,BLK,TO,PF,PTS,PLUS_MINUS
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0,0021900661,1610612750,MIN,Minnesota,203952,Andrew Wiggins,F,,35:09,10.0,19.0,0.526,4.0,10.0,0.4,1.0,6.0,0.167,1.0,4.0,5.0,9.0,1.0,0.0,5.0,2.0,25.0,6.0
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1,0021900661,1610612750,MIN,Minnesota,203496,Robert Covington,F,,31:04,4.0,9.0,0.444,1.0,5.0,0.2,0.0,0.0,0.0,1.0,6.0,7.0,1.0,0.0,1.0,3.0,3.0,9.0,3.0
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| 4 |
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2,0021900661,1610612750,MIN,Minnesota,1626157,Karl-Anthony Towns,C,,31:16,16.0,24.0,0.667,4.0,8.0,0.5,4.0,5.0,0.8,1.0,5.0,6.0,2.0,0.0,0.0,2.0,4.0,40.0,-7.0
|
| 5 |
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3,0021900661,1610612750,MIN,Minnesota,1629633,Jarrett Culver,G,,24:58,1.0,5.0,0.2,1.0,3.0,0.333,0.0,2.0,0.0,1.0,0.0,1.0,2.0,0.0,1.0,2.0,3.0,3.0,0.0
|
| 6 |
+
4,0021900661,1610612750,MIN,Minnesota,203894,Shabazz Napier,G,,30:49,5.0,6.0,0.833,2.0,3.0,0.667,4.0,4.0,1.0,1.0,6.0,7.0,5.0,2.0,0.0,2.0,3.0,16.0,0.0
|
| 7 |
+
5,0021900661,1610612750,MIN,Minnesota,1629006,Josh Okogie,,,19:02,0.0,3.0,0.0,0.0,2.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,3.0,3.0,6.0,5.0,0.0,0.0,2.0,2.0,0.0,-6.0
|
| 8 |
+
6,0021900661,1610612750,MIN,Minnesota,203459,Allen Crabbe,,,20:20,2.0,7.0,0.286,1.0,5.0,0.2,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,2.0,2.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,1.0,2.0,5.0,-15.0
|
| 9 |
+
7,0021900661,1610612750,MIN,Minnesota,1629162,Jordan McLaughlin,,,17:11,1.0,4.0,0.25,1.0,3.0,0.333,2.0,2.0,1.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,2.0,1.0,0.0,0.0,1.0,5.0,-7.0
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| 10 |
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8,0021900661,1610612750,MIN,Minnesota,203476,Gorgui Dieng,,,16:44,1.0,5.0,0.2,1.0,4.0,0.25,0.0,0.0,0.0,1.0,6.0,7.0,1.0,2.0,1.0,0.0,3.0,3.0,0.0
|
| 11 |
+
9,0021900661,1610612750,MIN,Minnesota,1628966,Keita Bates-Diop,,,13:27,1.0,4.0,0.25,0.0,1.0,0.0,2.0,5.0,0.4,1.0,1.0,2.0,0.0,1.0,0.0,1.0,2.0,4.0,-9.0
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| 12 |
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10,0021900661,1610612750,MIN,Minnesota,1628395,Jordan Bell,,DNP - Coach's Decision ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
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| 13 |
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11,0021900661,1610612750,MIN,Minnesota,1629675,Naz Reid,,DNP - Coach's Decision ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
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| 14 |
+
12,0021900661,1610612750,MIN,Minnesota,203943,Noah Vonleh,,DNP - Coach's Decision ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
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| 15 |
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13,0021900661,1610612741,CHI,Chicago,1627739,Kris Dunn,F,,31:39,3.0,4.0,0.75,0.0,1.0,0.0,8.0,9.0,0.889,1.0,5.0,6.0,4.0,2.0,0.0,1.0,3.0,14.0,5.0
|
| 16 |
+
14,0021900661,1610612741,CHI,Chicago,1628374,Lauri Markkanen,F,,34:12,6.0,14.0,0.429,4.0,10.0,0.4,5.0,6.0,0.833,1.0,5.0,6.0,1.0,1.0,0.0,3.0,4.0,21.0,-2.0
|
| 17 |
+
15,0021900661,1610612741,CHI,Chicago,1628436,Luke Kornet,C,,17:33,5.0,10.0,0.5,1.0,5.0,0.2,4.0,4.0,1.0,1.0,2.0,3.0,2.0,1.0,1.0,0.0,3.0,15.0,3.0
|
| 18 |
+
16,0021900661,1610612741,CHI,Chicago,203897,Zach LaVine,G,,33:09,8.0,18.0,0.444,3.0,6.0,0.5,6.0,8.0,0.75,1.0,4.0,5.0,1.0,0.0,1.0,3.0,2.0,25.0,1.0
|
| 19 |
+
17,0021900661,1610612741,CHI,Chicago,203107,Tomas Satoransky,G,,22:16,1.0,7.0,0.143,0.0,2.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,1.0,3.0,4.0,5.0,1.0,0.0,1.0,1.0,2.0,-12.0
|
| 20 |
+
18,0021900661,1610612741,CHI,Chicago,1626245,Cristiano Felicio,,,21:45,5.0,6.0,0.833,0.0,0.0,0.0,2.0,2.0,1.0,7.0,2.0,9.0,1.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,12.0,3.0
|
| 21 |
+
19,0021900661,1610612741,CHI,Chicago,1629632,Coby White,,,24:55,5.0,12.0,0.417,1.0,4.0,0.25,1.0,3.0,0.333,0.0,3.0,3.0,2.0,0.0,0.0,2.0,4.0,12.0,22.0
|
| 22 |
+
20,0021900661,1610612741,CHI,Chicago,201152,Thaddeus Young,,,19:20,3.0,5.0,0.6,0.0,1.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,5.0,5.0,0.0,1.0,0.0,2.0,0.0,6.0,4.0
|
| 23 |
+
21,0021900661,1610612741,CHI,Chicago,1628990,Chandler Hutchison,,,20:31,3.0,6.0,0.5,0.0,1.0,0.0,3.0,4.0,0.75,0.0,8.0,8.0,1.0,3.0,0.0,0.0,3.0,9.0,7.0
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| 24 |
+
22,0021900661,1610612741,CHI,Chicago,1627853,Ryan Arcidiacono,,,14:40,0.0,2.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,1.0,1.0,1.0,0.0,1.0,1.0,4.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,2.0,1.0,4.0
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| 25 |
+
23,0021900661,1610612741,CHI,Chicago,1627885,Shaquille Harrison,,DNP - Coach's Decision ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
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| 26 |
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24,0021900661,1610612741,CHI,Chicago,1629690,Adam Mokoka,,DNP - Coach's Decision ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
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25,0021900661,1610612741,CHI,Chicago,1627756,Denzel Valentine,,DNP - Coach's Decision ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
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,GAME_ID,TEAM_ID,TEAM_ABBREVIATION,TEAM_CITY,PLAYER_ID,PLAYER_NAME,START_POSITION,COMMENT,MIN,FGM,FGA,FG_PCT,FG3M,FG3A,FG3_PCT,FTM,FTA,FT_PCT,OREB,DREB,REB,AST,STL,BLK,TO,PF,PTS,PLUS_MINUS
|
| 2 |
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0,0021900661,1610612750,MIN,Minnesota,203952,Andrew Wiggins,F,,35:09,10.0,19.0,0.526,4.0,10.0,0.4,1.0,6.0,0.167,1.0,4.0,5.0,9.0,1.0,0.0,5.0,2.0,25.0,6.0
|
| 3 |
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1,0021900661,1610612750,MIN,Minnesota,203496,Robert Covington,F,,31:04,4.0,9.0,0.444,1.0,5.0,0.2,0.0,0.0,0.0,1.0,6.0,7.0,1.0,0.0,1.0,3.0,3.0,9.0,3.0
|
| 4 |
+
2,0021900661,1610612750,MIN,Minnesota,1626157,Karl-Anthony Towns,C,,31:16,16.0,24.0,0.667,4.0,8.0,0.5,4.0,5.0,0.8,1.0,5.0,6.0,2.0,0.0,0.0,2.0,4.0,40.0,-7.0
|
| 5 |
+
3,0021900661,1610612750,MIN,Minnesota,1629633,Jarrett Culver,G,,24:58,1.0,5.0,0.2,1.0,3.0,0.333,0.0,2.0,0.0,1.0,0.0,1.0,2.0,0.0,1.0,2.0,3.0,3.0,0.0
|
| 6 |
+
4,0021900661,1610612750,MIN,Minnesota,203894,Shabazz Napier,G,,30:49,5.0,6.0,0.833,2.0,3.0,0.667,4.0,4.0,1.0,1.0,6.0,7.0,5.0,2.0,0.0,2.0,3.0,16.0,0.0
|
| 7 |
+
5,0021900661,1610612750,MIN,Minnesota,1629006,Josh Okogie,,,19:02,0.0,3.0,0.0,0.0,2.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,3.0,3.0,6.0,5.0,0.0,0.0,2.0,2.0,0.0,-6.0
|
| 8 |
+
6,0021900661,1610612750,MIN,Minnesota,203459,Allen Crabbe,,,20:20,2.0,7.0,0.286,1.0,5.0,0.2,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,2.0,2.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,1.0,2.0,5.0,-15.0
|
| 9 |
+
7,0021900661,1610612750,MIN,Minnesota,1629162,Jordan McLaughlin,,,17:11,1.0,4.0,0.25,1.0,3.0,0.333,2.0,2.0,1.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,2.0,1.0,0.0,0.0,1.0,5.0,-7.0
|
| 10 |
+
8,0021900661,1610612750,MIN,Minnesota,203476,Gorgui Dieng,,,16:44,1.0,5.0,0.2,1.0,4.0,0.25,0.0,0.0,0.0,1.0,6.0,7.0,1.0,2.0,1.0,0.0,3.0,3.0,0.0
|
| 11 |
+
9,0021900661,1610612750,MIN,Minnesota,1628966,Keita Bates-Diop,,,13:27,1.0,4.0,0.25,0.0,1.0,0.0,2.0,5.0,0.4,1.0,1.0,2.0,0.0,1.0,0.0,1.0,2.0,4.0,-9.0
|
| 12 |
+
10,0021900661,1610612750,MIN,Minnesota,1628395,Jordan Bell,,DNP - Coach's Decision ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
|
| 13 |
+
11,0021900661,1610612750,MIN,Minnesota,1629675,Naz Reid,,DNP - Coach's Decision ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
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| 14 |
+
12,0021900661,1610612750,MIN,Minnesota,203943,Noah Vonleh,,DNP - Coach's Decision ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
|
| 15 |
+
13,0021900661,1610612741,CHI,Chicago,1627739,Kris Dunn,F,,31:39,3.0,4.0,0.75,0.0,1.0,0.0,8.0,9.0,0.889,1.0,5.0,6.0,4.0,2.0,0.0,1.0,3.0,14.0,5.0
|
| 16 |
+
14,0021900661,1610612741,CHI,Chicago,1628374,Lauri Markkanen,F,,34:12,6.0,14.0,0.429,4.0,10.0,0.4,5.0,6.0,0.833,1.0,5.0,6.0,1.0,1.0,0.0,3.0,4.0,21.0,-2.0
|
| 17 |
+
15,0021900661,1610612741,CHI,Chicago,1628436,Luke Kornet,C,,17:33,5.0,10.0,0.5,1.0,5.0,0.2,4.0,4.0,1.0,1.0,2.0,3.0,2.0,1.0,1.0,0.0,3.0,15.0,3.0
|
| 18 |
+
16,0021900661,1610612741,CHI,Chicago,203897,Zach LaVine,G,,33:09,8.0,18.0,0.444,3.0,6.0,0.5,6.0,8.0,0.75,1.0,4.0,5.0,1.0,0.0,1.0,3.0,2.0,25.0,1.0
|
| 19 |
+
17,0021900661,1610612741,CHI,Chicago,203107,Tomas Satoransky,G,,22:16,1.0,7.0,0.143,0.0,2.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,1.0,3.0,4.0,5.0,1.0,0.0,1.0,1.0,2.0,-12.0
|
| 20 |
+
18,0021900661,1610612741,CHI,Chicago,1626245,Cristiano Felicio,,,21:45,5.0,6.0,0.833,0.0,0.0,0.0,2.0,2.0,1.0,7.0,2.0,9.0,1.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,12.0,3.0
|
| 21 |
+
19,0021900661,1610612741,CHI,Chicago,1629632,Coby White,,,24:55,5.0,12.0,0.417,1.0,4.0,0.25,1.0,3.0,0.333,0.0,3.0,3.0,2.0,0.0,0.0,2.0,4.0,12.0,22.0
|
| 22 |
+
20,0021900661,1610612741,CHI,Chicago,201152,Thaddeus Young,,,19:20,3.0,5.0,0.6,0.0,1.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,5.0,5.0,0.0,1.0,0.0,2.0,0.0,6.0,4.0
|
| 23 |
+
21,0021900661,1610612741,CHI,Chicago,1628990,Chandler Hutchison,,,20:31,3.0,6.0,0.5,0.0,1.0,0.0,3.0,4.0,0.75,0.0,8.0,8.0,1.0,3.0,0.0,0.0,3.0,9.0,7.0
|
| 24 |
+
22,0021900661,1610612741,CHI,Chicago,1627853,Ryan Arcidiacono,,,14:40,0.0,2.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,1.0,1.0,1.0,0.0,1.0,1.0,4.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,2.0,1.0,4.0
|
| 25 |
+
23,0021900661,1610612741,CHI,Chicago,1627885,Shaquille Harrison,,DNP - Coach's Decision ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
|
| 26 |
+
24,0021900661,1610612741,CHI,Chicago,1629690,Adam Mokoka,,DNP - Coach's Decision ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
|
| 27 |
+
25,0021900661,1610612741,CHI,Chicago,1627756,Denzel Valentine,,DNP - Coach's Decision ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
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,GAME_ID,TEAM_ID,TEAM_ABBREVIATION,TEAM_CITY,PLAYER_ID,PLAYER_NAME,START_POSITION,COMMENT,MIN,E_OFF_RATING,OFF_RATING,E_DEF_RATING,DEF_RATING,E_NET_RATING,NET_RATING,AST_PCT,AST_TOV,AST_RATIO,OREB_PCT,DREB_PCT,REB_PCT,TM_TOV_PCT,EFG_PCT,TS_PCT,USG_PCT,E_USG_PCT,E_PACE,PACE,PACE_PER40,POSS,PIE
|
| 2 |
+
0,0021900712,1610612745,HOU,Houston,201569,Eric Gordon,F,,9:27,79.2,82.6,133.2,140.9,-54.0,-58.3,0.167,0.0,16.7,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.3,0.3,0.2,0.2,120.1,114.31,95.25,23,0.0
|
| 3 |
+
1,0021900712,1610612745,HOU,Houston,200782,P.J. Tucker,F,,8:42,75.0,75.0,100.2,110.5,-25.2,-35.5,0.333,0.0,66.7,0.0,0.273,0.143,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.048,0.05,112.99,107.59,89.66,20,0.043
|
| 4 |
+
2,0021900712,1610612745,HOU,Houston,203991,Clint Capela,C,,3:16,95.3,90.0,232.0,225.0,-136.6,-135.0,0.333,0.0,100.0,0.167,0.0,0.167,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,126.43,132.31,110.26,10,0.047
|
| 5 |
+
3,0021900712,1610612745,HOU,Houston,201935,James Harden,G,,8:52,74.6,76.2,147.9,155.0,-73.3,-78.8,0.2,1.0,20.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,20.0,0.5,0.581,0.182,0.178,114.79,111.0,92.5,21,0.034
|
| 6 |
+
4,0021900712,1610612745,HOU,Houston,201566,Russell Westbrook,G,,10:56,90.8,92.3,123.8,133.3,-33.1,-41.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.273,0.125,33.3,0.688,0.688,0.429,0.437,114.78,109.77,91.48,26,0.122
|
| 7 |
+
5,0021900712,1610612745,HOU,Houston,1627863,Danuel House Jr.,,,4:58,80.4,76.9,128.8,130.8,-48.4,-53.8,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.231,0.241,123.9,125.64,104.7,13,-0.143
|
| 8 |
+
6,0021900712,1610612745,HOU,Houston,203463,Ben McLemore,,,3:26,47.4,50.0,167.5,162.5,-120.1,-112.5,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.111,0.118,113.24,111.84,93.2,8,-0.214
|
| 9 |
+
7,0021900712,1610612745,HOU,Houston,203085,Austin Rivers,,,10:13,92.0,95.8,134.2,139.1,-42.2,-43.3,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.111,0.045,0.0,0.75,0.75,0.154,0.154,114.75,110.43,92.02,24,0.103
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| 10 |
+
8,0021900712,1610612757,POR,Portland,2772,Trevor Ariza,F,,8:52,147.9,155.0,74.6,76.2,73.3,78.8,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.5,0.5,0.182,0.182,114.79,111.0,92.5,20,0.045
|
| 11 |
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9,0021900712,1610612757,POR,Portland,2546,Carmelo Anthony,F,,8:08,133.6,141.2,119.3,122.2,14.3,19.0,0.167,0.0,20.0,0.0,0.375,0.2,0.0,0.5,0.5,0.211,0.211,107.43,103.3,86.08,17,0.169
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10,0021900712,1610612757,POR,Portland,202355,Hassan Whiteside,C,,6:21,148.2,153.3,68.8,68.8,79.4,84.6,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.273,0.2,0.0,1.0,0.798,0.125,0.129,119.16,117.2,97.66,15,0.185
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11,0021900712,1610612757,POR,Portland,203468,CJ McCollum,G,,8:08,133.6,141.2,119.3,122.2,14.3,19.0,0.333,2.0,22.2,0.0,0.125,0.067,11.1,0.5,0.484,0.368,0.369,107.43,103.3,86.08,17,0.024
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12,0021900712,1610612757,POR,Portland,203081,Damian Lillard,G,,6:21,148.2,153.3,68.8,68.8,79.4,84.6,0.8,4.0,36.4,0.0,0.273,0.2,9.1,0.625,0.781,0.438,0.451,119.16,117.2,97.66,15,0.369
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13,0021900712,1610612757,POR,Portland,1629642,Nassir Little,,,9:27,129.4,134.8,61.4,65.2,68.0,69.6,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.091,0.0,0.042,33.3,1.0,1.064,0.115,0.12,122.92,116.83,97.35,23,0.111
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14,0021900712,1610612757,POR,Portland,1629014,Anfernee Simons,,,3:06,103.1,114.3,100.0,114.3,3.1,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,1.5,1.5,0.125,0.129,122.01,108.39,90.32,7,0.286
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15,0021900712,1610612757,POR,Portland,1629018,Gary Trent Jr.,,,9:27,129.4,134.8,61.4,65.2,68.0,69.6,0.222,0.0,50.0,0.0,0.154,0.083,0.0,1.5,1.5,0.077,0.08,122.92,116.83,97.35,23,0.306
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1,0021900712,1610612745,HOU,Houston,200782,P.J. Tucker,F,,8:42,75.0,75.0,100.2,110.5,-25.2,-35.5,0.333,0.0,66.7,0.0,0.273,0.143,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.048,0.05,112.99,107.59,89.66,20,0.043
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2,0021900712,1610612745,HOU,Houston,203991,Clint Capela,C,,3:16,95.3,90.0,232.0,225.0,-136.6,-135.0,0.333,0.0,100.0,0.167,0.0,0.167,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,126.43,132.31,110.26,10,0.047
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3,0021900712,1610612745,HOU,Houston,201935,James Harden,G,,8:52,74.6,76.2,147.9,155.0,-73.3,-78.8,0.2,1.0,20.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,20.0,0.5,0.581,0.182,0.178,114.79,111.0,92.5,21,0.034
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4,0021900712,1610612745,HOU,Houston,201566,Russell Westbrook,G,,10:56,90.8,92.3,123.8,133.3,-33.1,-41.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.273,0.125,33.3,0.688,0.688,0.429,0.437,114.78,109.77,91.48,26,0.122
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5,0021900712,1610612745,HOU,Houston,1627863,Danuel House Jr.,,,4:58,80.4,76.9,128.8,130.8,-48.4,-53.8,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.231,0.241,123.9,125.64,104.7,13,-0.143
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6,0021900712,1610612745,HOU,Houston,203463,Ben McLemore,,,3:26,47.4,50.0,167.5,162.5,-120.1,-112.5,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.111,0.118,113.24,111.84,93.2,8,-0.214
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7,0021900712,1610612745,HOU,Houston,203085,Austin Rivers,,,10:13,92.0,95.8,134.2,139.1,-42.2,-43.3,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.111,0.045,0.0,0.75,0.75,0.154,0.154,114.75,110.43,92.02,24,0.103
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8,0021900712,1610612757,POR,Portland,2772,Trevor Ariza,F,,8:52,147.9,155.0,74.6,76.2,73.3,78.8,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.5,0.5,0.182,0.182,114.79,111.0,92.5,20,0.045
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9,0021900712,1610612757,POR,Portland,2546,Carmelo Anthony,F,,8:08,133.6,141.2,119.3,122.2,14.3,19.0,0.167,0.0,20.0,0.0,0.375,0.2,0.0,0.5,0.5,0.211,0.211,107.43,103.3,86.08,17,0.169
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| 12 |
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10,0021900712,1610612757,POR,Portland,202355,Hassan Whiteside,C,,6:21,148.2,153.3,68.8,68.8,79.4,84.6,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.273,0.2,0.0,1.0,0.798,0.125,0.129,119.16,117.2,97.66,15,0.185
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11,0021900712,1610612757,POR,Portland,203468,CJ McCollum,G,,8:08,133.6,141.2,119.3,122.2,14.3,19.0,0.333,2.0,22.2,0.0,0.125,0.067,11.1,0.5,0.484,0.368,0.369,107.43,103.3,86.08,17,0.024
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| 14 |
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12,0021900712,1610612757,POR,Portland,203081,Damian Lillard,G,,6:21,148.2,153.3,68.8,68.8,79.4,84.6,0.8,4.0,36.4,0.0,0.273,0.2,9.1,0.625,0.781,0.438,0.451,119.16,117.2,97.66,15,0.369
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| 15 |
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13,0021900712,1610612757,POR,Portland,1629642,Nassir Little,,,9:27,129.4,134.8,61.4,65.2,68.0,69.6,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.091,0.0,0.042,33.3,1.0,1.064,0.115,0.12,122.92,116.83,97.35,23,0.111
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14,0021900712,1610612757,POR,Portland,1629014,Anfernee Simons,,,3:06,103.1,114.3,100.0,114.3,3.1,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,1.5,1.5,0.125,0.129,122.01,108.39,90.32,7,0.286
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| 17 |
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15,0021900712,1610612757,POR,Portland,1629018,Gary Trent Jr.,,,9:27,129.4,134.8,61.4,65.2,68.0,69.6,0.222,0.0,50.0,0.0,0.154,0.083,0.0,1.5,1.5,0.077,0.08,122.92,116.83,97.35,23,0.306
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0,0021900794,1610612751,BKN,Brooklyn,203925,Joe Harris,F,,34:16,5.0,12.0,0.417,4.0,7.0,0.571,1.0,2.0,0.5,3.0,5.0,8.0,2.0,0.0,0.0,1.0,1.0,15.0,7.0
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1,0021900794,1610612751,BKN,Brooklyn,1627752,Taurean Prince,F,,31:51,5.0,15.0,0.333,3.0,8.0,0.375,1.0,2.0,0.5,2.0,1.0,3.0,0.0,0.0,1.0,0.0,4.0,14.0,8.0
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2,0021900794,1610612751,BKN,Brooklyn,1628386,Jarrett Allen,C,,19:53,6.0,9.0,0.667,0.0,0.0,0.0,1.0,2.0,0.5,3.0,5.0,8.0,0.0,0.0,2.0,0.0,1.0,13.0,2.0
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3,0021900794,1610612751,BKN,Brooklyn,1627747,Caris LeVert,G,,33:17,4.0,13.0,0.308,1.0,4.0,0.25,2.0,3.0,0.667,0.0,2.0,2.0,3.0,2.0,1.0,6.0,3.0,11.0,1.0
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4,0021900794,1610612751,BKN,Brooklyn,203915,Spencer Dinwiddie,G,,35:19,4.0,15.0,0.267,0.0,7.0,0.0,13.0,15.0,0.867,0.0,6.0,6.0,11.0,0.0,1.0,2.0,0.0,21.0,8.0
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5,0021900794,1610612751,BKN,Brooklyn,202066,Garrett Temple,,,28:16,4.0,10.0,0.4,3.0,7.0,0.429,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,4.0,4.0,3.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,3.0,11.0,-8.0
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6,0021900794,1610612751,BKN,Brooklyn,201599,DeAndre Jordan,,,28:07,5.0,7.0,0.714,0.0,0.0,0.0,1.0,2.0,0.5,4.0,15.0,19.0,0.0,0.0,2.0,0.0,2.0,11.0,-1.0
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7,0021900794,1610612751,BKN,Brooklyn,201163,Wilson Chandler,,,15:17,0.0,1.0,0.0,0.0,1.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,1.0,1.0,1.0,1.0,0.0,0.0,1.0,0.0,-6.0
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| 10 |
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8,0021900794,1610612751,BKN,Brooklyn,1627789,Timothe Luwawu-Cabarrot,,,13:44,2.0,5.0,0.4,1.0,3.0,0.333,5.0,6.0,0.833,2.0,0.0,2.0,0.0,2.0,0.0,1.0,0.0,10.0,-6.0
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| 11 |
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9,0021900794,1610612751,BKN,Brooklyn,1629185,Chris Chiozza,,DNP - Coach's Decision ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
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10,0021900794,1610612751,BKN,Brooklyn,1629651,Nicolas Claxton,,DNP - Coach's Decision ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
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11,0021900794,1610612751,BKN,Brooklyn,1629066,Rodions Kurucs,,DNP - Coach's Decision ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
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12,0021900794,1610612754,IND,Indiana,203933,T.J. Warren,F,,27:37,8.0,13.0,0.615,0.0,2.0,0.0,3.0,5.0,0.6,0.0,1.0,1.0,2.0,2.0,0.0,0.0,4.0,19.0,-6.0
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| 15 |
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13,0021900794,1610612754,IND,Indiana,1627734,Domantas Sabonis,F,,37:46,11.0,15.0,0.733,0.0,2.0,0.0,1.0,1.0,1.0,1.0,9.0,10.0,11.0,1.0,0.0,0.0,2.0,23.0,0.0
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| 16 |
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14,0021900794,1610612754,IND,Indiana,1626167,Myles Turner,C,,23:11,5.0,10.0,0.5,2.0,6.0,0.333,3.0,3.0,1.0,0.0,4.0,4.0,3.0,1.0,0.0,2.0,2.0,15.0,-6.0
|
| 17 |
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15,0021900794,1610612754,IND,Indiana,203506,Victor Oladipo,G,,27:13,5.0,14.0,0.357,2.0,6.0,0.333,0.0,0.0,0.0,2.0,2.0,4.0,3.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,2.0,12.0,-11.0
|
| 18 |
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16,0021900794,1610612754,IND,Indiana,1627763,Malcolm Brogdon,G,,31:37,3.0,11.0,0.273,0.0,3.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,4.0,4.0,3.0,0.0,0.0,1.0,3.0,6.0,-8.0
|
| 19 |
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17,0021900794,1610612754,IND,Indiana,203200,Justin Holiday,,,29:29,0.0,5.0,0.0,0.0,4.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,3.0,4.0,7.0,1.0,0.0,1.0,1.0,0.0,0.0,0.0
|
| 20 |
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18,0021900794,1610612754,IND,Indiana,204456,T.J. McConnell,,,18:54,4.0,8.0,0.5,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,2.0,2.0,2.0,2.0,2.0,1.0,4.0,8.0,8.0
|
| 21 |
+
19,0021900794,1610612754,IND,Indiana,203087,Jeremy Lamb,,,25:60,4.0,8.0,0.5,1.0,3.0,0.333,0.0,1.0,0.0,0.0,4.0,4.0,2.0,1.0,0.0,1.0,2.0,9.0,7.0
|
| 22 |
+
20,0021900794,1610612754,IND,Indiana,203926,Doug McDermott,,,18:13,5.0,8.0,0.625,2.0,4.0,0.5,1.0,1.0,1.0,0.0,4.0,4.0,1.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,2.0,13.0,11.0
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| 23 |
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21,0021900794,1610612754,IND,Indiana,1629048,Goga Bitadze,,DNP - Coach's Decision ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
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| 24 |
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22,0021900794,1610612754,IND,Indiana,1628988,Aaron Holiday,,DNP - Coach's Decision ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
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| 25 |
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23,0021900794,1610612754,IND,Indiana,1628388,T.J. Leaf,,DNP - Coach's Decision ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
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| 26 |
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24,0021900794,1610612754,IND,Indiana,203960,JaKarr Sampson,,DNP - Coach's Decision ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
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0,0021900794,1610612751,BKN,Brooklyn,203925,Joe Harris,F,,34:16,5.0,12.0,0.417,4.0,7.0,0.571,1.0,2.0,0.5,3.0,5.0,8.0,2.0,0.0,0.0,1.0,1.0,15.0,7.0
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1,0021900794,1610612751,BKN,Brooklyn,1627752,Taurean Prince,F,,31:51,5.0,15.0,0.333,3.0,8.0,0.375,1.0,2.0,0.5,2.0,1.0,3.0,0.0,0.0,1.0,0.0,4.0,14.0,8.0
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2,0021900794,1610612751,BKN,Brooklyn,1628386,Jarrett Allen,C,,19:53,6.0,9.0,0.667,0.0,0.0,0.0,1.0,2.0,0.5,3.0,5.0,8.0,0.0,0.0,2.0,0.0,1.0,13.0,2.0
|
| 5 |
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3,0021900794,1610612751,BKN,Brooklyn,1627747,Caris LeVert,G,,33:17,4.0,13.0,0.308,1.0,4.0,0.25,2.0,3.0,0.667,0.0,2.0,2.0,3.0,2.0,1.0,6.0,3.0,11.0,1.0
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| 6 |
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4,0021900794,1610612751,BKN,Brooklyn,203915,Spencer Dinwiddie,G,,35:19,4.0,15.0,0.267,0.0,7.0,0.0,13.0,15.0,0.867,0.0,6.0,6.0,11.0,0.0,1.0,2.0,0.0,21.0,8.0
|
| 7 |
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5,0021900794,1610612751,BKN,Brooklyn,202066,Garrett Temple,,,28:16,4.0,10.0,0.4,3.0,7.0,0.429,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,4.0,4.0,3.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,3.0,11.0,-8.0
|
| 8 |
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6,0021900794,1610612751,BKN,Brooklyn,201599,DeAndre Jordan,,,28:07,5.0,7.0,0.714,0.0,0.0,0.0,1.0,2.0,0.5,4.0,15.0,19.0,0.0,0.0,2.0,0.0,2.0,11.0,-1.0
|
| 9 |
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7,0021900794,1610612751,BKN,Brooklyn,201163,Wilson Chandler,,,15:17,0.0,1.0,0.0,0.0,1.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,1.0,1.0,1.0,1.0,0.0,0.0,1.0,0.0,-6.0
|
| 10 |
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8,0021900794,1610612751,BKN,Brooklyn,1627789,Timothe Luwawu-Cabarrot,,,13:44,2.0,5.0,0.4,1.0,3.0,0.333,5.0,6.0,0.833,2.0,0.0,2.0,0.0,2.0,0.0,1.0,0.0,10.0,-6.0
|
| 11 |
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9,0021900794,1610612751,BKN,Brooklyn,1629185,Chris Chiozza,,DNP - Coach's Decision ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
|
| 12 |
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10,0021900794,1610612751,BKN,Brooklyn,1629651,Nicolas Claxton,,DNP - Coach's Decision ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
|
| 13 |
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11,0021900794,1610612751,BKN,Brooklyn,1629066,Rodions Kurucs,,DNP - Coach's Decision ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
|
| 14 |
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12,0021900794,1610612754,IND,Indiana,203933,T.J. Warren,F,,27:37,8.0,13.0,0.615,0.0,2.0,0.0,3.0,5.0,0.6,0.0,1.0,1.0,2.0,2.0,0.0,0.0,4.0,19.0,-6.0
|
| 15 |
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13,0021900794,1610612754,IND,Indiana,1627734,Domantas Sabonis,F,,37:46,11.0,15.0,0.733,0.0,2.0,0.0,1.0,1.0,1.0,1.0,9.0,10.0,11.0,1.0,0.0,0.0,2.0,23.0,0.0
|
| 16 |
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14,0021900794,1610612754,IND,Indiana,1626167,Myles Turner,C,,23:11,5.0,10.0,0.5,2.0,6.0,0.333,3.0,3.0,1.0,0.0,4.0,4.0,3.0,1.0,0.0,2.0,2.0,15.0,-6.0
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15,0021900794,1610612754,IND,Indiana,203506,Victor Oladipo,G,,27:13,5.0,14.0,0.357,2.0,6.0,0.333,0.0,0.0,0.0,2.0,2.0,4.0,3.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,2.0,12.0,-11.0
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16,0021900794,1610612754,IND,Indiana,1627763,Malcolm Brogdon,G,,31:37,3.0,11.0,0.273,0.0,3.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,4.0,4.0,3.0,0.0,0.0,1.0,3.0,6.0,-8.0
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17,0021900794,1610612754,IND,Indiana,203200,Justin Holiday,,,29:29,0.0,5.0,0.0,0.0,4.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,3.0,4.0,7.0,1.0,0.0,1.0,1.0,0.0,0.0,0.0
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18,0021900794,1610612754,IND,Indiana,204456,T.J. McConnell,,,18:54,4.0,8.0,0.5,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,2.0,2.0,2.0,2.0,2.0,1.0,4.0,8.0,8.0
|
| 21 |
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19,0021900794,1610612754,IND,Indiana,203087,Jeremy Lamb,,,25:60,4.0,8.0,0.5,1.0,3.0,0.333,0.0,1.0,0.0,0.0,4.0,4.0,2.0,1.0,0.0,1.0,2.0,9.0,7.0
|
| 22 |
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20,0021900794,1610612754,IND,Indiana,203926,Doug McDermott,,,18:13,5.0,8.0,0.625,2.0,4.0,0.5,1.0,1.0,1.0,0.0,4.0,4.0,1.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,2.0,13.0,11.0
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21,0021900794,1610612754,IND,Indiana,1629048,Goga Bitadze,,DNP - Coach's Decision ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
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22,0021900794,1610612754,IND,Indiana,1628988,Aaron Holiday,,DNP - Coach's Decision ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
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23,0021900794,1610612754,IND,Indiana,1628388,T.J. Leaf,,DNP - Coach's Decision ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
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| 26 |
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24,0021900794,1610612754,IND,Indiana,203960,JaKarr Sampson,,DNP - Coach's Decision ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
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,GAME_ID,TEAM_ID,TEAM_ABBREVIATION,TEAM_CITY,PLAYER_ID,PLAYER_NAME,START_POSITION,COMMENT,MIN,E_OFF_RATING,OFF_RATING,E_DEF_RATING,DEF_RATING,E_NET_RATING,NET_RATING,AST_PCT,AST_TOV,AST_RATIO,OREB_PCT,DREB_PCT,REB_PCT,TM_TOV_PCT,EFG_PCT,TS_PCT,USG_PCT,E_USG_PCT,E_PACE,PACE,PACE_PER40,POSS,PIE
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0,0021900801,1610612756,PHX,Phoenix,1628969,Mikal Bridges,F,,3:33,115.7,111.1,219.1,212.5,-103.3,-101.4,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.532,0.222,0.231,110.87,114.93,95.77,9,-0.042
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1,0021900801,1610612756,PHX,Phoenix,1629661,Cameron Johnson,F,,3:39,128.6,128.6,122.0,125.0,6.6,3.6,0.5,0.0,66.7,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.143,0.143,99.95,98.63,82.19,7,0.125
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2,0021900801,1610612756,PHX,Phoenix,1627767,Cheick Diallo,C,,7:12,121.5,118.8,169.2,168.8,-47.7,-50.0,0.25,0.0,33.3,0.0,0.2,0.111,0.0,1.0,1.0,0.125,0.128,105.33,106.67,88.89,16,0.125
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| 5 |
+
3,0021900801,1610612756,PHX,Phoenix,1626164,Devin Booker,G,,4:56,120.3,116.7,178.6,172.7,-58.3,-56.1,0.5,2.0,50.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,25.0,0.0,0.0,0.167,0.172,108.39,111.89,93.24,12,0.0
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| 6 |
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4,0021900801,1610612756,PHX,Phoenix,201937,Ricky Rubio,G,,6:08,109.3,106.7,158.4,153.3,-49.1,-46.7,0.2,1.0,20.0,0.0,0.25,0.111,20.0,0.0,0.725,0.267,0.273,114.1,117.39,97.83,15,0.113
|
| 7 |
+
5,0021900801,1610612756,PHX,Phoenix,1626162,Kelly Oubre Jr.,,,5:31,110.5,108.3,191.1,192.3,-80.6,-84.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.2,0.125,0.0,1.0,1.0,0.25,0.255,108.07,108.76,90.63,12,0.179
|
| 8 |
+
6,0021900801,1610612756,PHX,Phoenix,1629059,Elie Okobo,,,3:21,58.1,66.7,80.0,80.0,-21.9,-13.3,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.143,0.083,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,85.03,78.73,65.61,6,0.25
|
| 9 |
+
7,0021900801,1610612756,PHX,Phoenix,1628975,Jevon Carter,,,8:30,95.7,100.0,105.4,105.9,-9.7,-5.9,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.833,0.833,0.167,0.169,98.33,95.96,79.97,17,0.074
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| 10 |
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8,0021900801,1610612756,PHX,Phoenix,1629660,Ty Jerome,,,6:49,79.3,84.6,112.7,114.3,-33.4,-29.7,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.167,0.1,25.0,0.0,0.0,0.286,0.288,98.82,95.01,79.18,13,-0.098
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| 11 |
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9,0021900801,1610612756,PHX,Phoenix,1629665,Jalen Lecque,,,4:33,60.7,66.7,90.1,88.9,-29.4,-22.2,1.0,0.0,25.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.333,0.333,0.3,0.304,98.88,94.88,79.06,9,0.1
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| 12 |
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10,0021900801,1610612756,PHX,Phoenix,1629745,Tariq Owens,,,4:33,60.7,66.7,90.1,88.9,-29.4,-22.2,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.111,0.063,0.0,0.0,0.532,0.2,0.202,98.88,94.88,79.06,9,0.1
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11,0021900801,1610612747,LAL,Los Angeles,2544,LeBron James,F,,4:25,127.5,130.0,133.2,130.0,-5.7,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,66.7,1.5,1.5,0.273,0.268,108.46,108.68,90.57,10,0.0
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| 14 |
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12,0021900801,1610612747,LAL,Los Angeles,203076,Anthony Davis,F,,3:33,219.1,212.5,115.7,111.1,103.3,101.4,0.4,0.0,50.0,0.5,0.5,0.5,0.0,1.0,0.798,0.2,0.205,110.87,114.93,95.77,8,0.271
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| 15 |
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13,0021900801,1610612747,LAL,Los Angeles,202340,Avery Bradley,G,,2:47,243.1,233.3,102.0,100.0,141.0,133.3,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,1.5,1.5,0.125,0.129,100.37,103.47,86.23,6,0.15
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| 16 |
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14,0021900801,1610612747,LAL,Los Angeles,200765,Rajon Rondo,,,7:12,169.2,168.8,121.5,118.8,47.7,50.0,0.25,2.0,33.3,0.0,0.0,0.0,16.7,0.75,0.694,0.211,0.211,105.33,106.67,88.89,16,0.05
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15,0021900801,1610612747,LAL,Los Angeles,203484,Kentavious Caldwell-Pope,,,7:12,169.2,168.8,121.5,118.8,47.7,50.0,0.25,2.0,28.6,0.0,0.0,0.0,14.3,0.5,0.798,0.263,0.264,105.33,106.67,88.89,16,0.125
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16,0021900801,1610612747,LAL,Los Angeles,1628398,Kyle Kuzma,,,3:39,122.0,125.0,128.6,128.6,-6.6,-3.6,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,1.0,0.694,0.111,0.109,99.95,98.63,82.19,8,0.094
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17,0021900801,1610612747,LAL,Los Angeles,2730,Dwight Howard,,,11:45,140.9,140.0,98.0,100.0,42.9,40.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.286,0.455,0.36,0.0,1.0,0.935,0.188,0.188,102.83,102.1,85.08,25,0.3
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| 20 |
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18,0021900801,1610612747,LAL,Los Angeles,201162,Jared Dudley,,,4:33,90.1,88.9,60.7,66.7,29.4,22.2,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.111,0.143,0.125,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.154,0.155,98.88,94.88,79.06,9,-0.15
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| 21 |
+
19,0021900801,1610612747,LAL,Los Angeles,1627936,Alex Caruso,,,4:33,90.1,88.9,60.7,66.7,29.4,22.2,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.077,0.078,98.88,94.88,79.06,9,-0.1
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20,0021900801,1610612747,LAL,Los Angeles,1626188,Quinn Cook,,,4:33,90.1,88.9,60.7,66.7,29.4,22.2,0.333,0.0,33.3,0.111,0.0,0.063,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.154,0.155,98.88,94.88,79.06,9,-0.05
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21,0021900801,1610612747,LAL,Los Angeles,203584,Troy Daniels,,,4:33,90.1,88.9,60.7,66.7,29.4,22.2,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.286,0.125,0.0,0.3,0.3,0.385,0.388,98.88,94.88,79.06,9,0.1
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0,0021900801,1610612756,PHX,Phoenix,1628969,Mikal Bridges,F,,3:33,115.7,111.1,219.1,212.5,-103.3,-101.4,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.532,0.222,0.231,110.87,114.93,95.77,9,-0.042
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1,0021900801,1610612756,PHX,Phoenix,1629661,Cameron Johnson,F,,3:39,128.6,128.6,122.0,125.0,6.6,3.6,0.5,0.0,66.7,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.143,0.143,99.95,98.63,82.19,7,0.125
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| 4 |
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2,0021900801,1610612756,PHX,Phoenix,1627767,Cheick Diallo,C,,7:12,121.5,118.8,169.2,168.8,-47.7,-50.0,0.25,0.0,33.3,0.0,0.2,0.111,0.0,1.0,1.0,0.125,0.128,105.33,106.67,88.89,16,0.125
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| 5 |
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3,0021900801,1610612756,PHX,Phoenix,1626164,Devin Booker,G,,4:56,120.3,116.7,178.6,172.7,-58.3,-56.1,0.5,2.0,50.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,25.0,0.0,0.0,0.167,0.172,108.39,111.89,93.24,12,0.0
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| 6 |
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4,0021900801,1610612756,PHX,Phoenix,201937,Ricky Rubio,G,,6:08,109.3,106.7,158.4,153.3,-49.1,-46.7,0.2,1.0,20.0,0.0,0.25,0.111,20.0,0.0,0.725,0.267,0.273,114.1,117.39,97.83,15,0.113
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| 7 |
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5,0021900801,1610612756,PHX,Phoenix,1626162,Kelly Oubre Jr.,,,5:31,110.5,108.3,191.1,192.3,-80.6,-84.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.2,0.125,0.0,1.0,1.0,0.25,0.255,108.07,108.76,90.63,12,0.179
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| 8 |
+
6,0021900801,1610612756,PHX,Phoenix,1629059,Elie Okobo,,,3:21,58.1,66.7,80.0,80.0,-21.9,-13.3,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.143,0.083,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,85.03,78.73,65.61,6,0.25
|
| 9 |
+
7,0021900801,1610612756,PHX,Phoenix,1628975,Jevon Carter,,,8:30,95.7,100.0,105.4,105.9,-9.7,-5.9,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.833,0.833,0.167,0.169,98.33,95.96,79.97,17,0.074
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| 10 |
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8,0021900801,1610612756,PHX,Phoenix,1629660,Ty Jerome,,,6:49,79.3,84.6,112.7,114.3,-33.4,-29.7,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.167,0.1,25.0,0.0,0.0,0.286,0.288,98.82,95.01,79.18,13,-0.098
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| 11 |
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9,0021900801,1610612756,PHX,Phoenix,1629665,Jalen Lecque,,,4:33,60.7,66.7,90.1,88.9,-29.4,-22.2,1.0,0.0,25.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.333,0.333,0.3,0.304,98.88,94.88,79.06,9,0.1
|
| 12 |
+
10,0021900801,1610612756,PHX,Phoenix,1629745,Tariq Owens,,,4:33,60.7,66.7,90.1,88.9,-29.4,-22.2,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.111,0.063,0.0,0.0,0.532,0.2,0.202,98.88,94.88,79.06,9,0.1
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11,0021900801,1610612747,LAL,Los Angeles,2544,LeBron James,F,,4:25,127.5,130.0,133.2,130.0,-5.7,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,66.7,1.5,1.5,0.273,0.268,108.46,108.68,90.57,10,0.0
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| 14 |
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12,0021900801,1610612747,LAL,Los Angeles,203076,Anthony Davis,F,,3:33,219.1,212.5,115.7,111.1,103.3,101.4,0.4,0.0,50.0,0.5,0.5,0.5,0.0,1.0,0.798,0.2,0.205,110.87,114.93,95.77,8,0.271
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| 15 |
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13,0021900801,1610612747,LAL,Los Angeles,202340,Avery Bradley,G,,2:47,243.1,233.3,102.0,100.0,141.0,133.3,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,1.5,1.5,0.125,0.129,100.37,103.47,86.23,6,0.15
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| 16 |
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14,0021900801,1610612747,LAL,Los Angeles,200765,Rajon Rondo,,,7:12,169.2,168.8,121.5,118.8,47.7,50.0,0.25,2.0,33.3,0.0,0.0,0.0,16.7,0.75,0.694,0.211,0.211,105.33,106.67,88.89,16,0.05
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| 17 |
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15,0021900801,1610612747,LAL,Los Angeles,203484,Kentavious Caldwell-Pope,,,7:12,169.2,168.8,121.5,118.8,47.7,50.0,0.25,2.0,28.6,0.0,0.0,0.0,14.3,0.5,0.798,0.263,0.264,105.33,106.67,88.89,16,0.125
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16,0021900801,1610612747,LAL,Los Angeles,1628398,Kyle Kuzma,,,3:39,122.0,125.0,128.6,128.6,-6.6,-3.6,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,1.0,0.694,0.111,0.109,99.95,98.63,82.19,8,0.094
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17,0021900801,1610612747,LAL,Los Angeles,2730,Dwight Howard,,,11:45,140.9,140.0,98.0,100.0,42.9,40.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.286,0.455,0.36,0.0,1.0,0.935,0.188,0.188,102.83,102.1,85.08,25,0.3
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18,0021900801,1610612747,LAL,Los Angeles,201162,Jared Dudley,,,4:33,90.1,88.9,60.7,66.7,29.4,22.2,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.111,0.143,0.125,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.154,0.155,98.88,94.88,79.06,9,-0.15
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| 21 |
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19,0021900801,1610612747,LAL,Los Angeles,1627936,Alex Caruso,,,4:33,90.1,88.9,60.7,66.7,29.4,22.2,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.077,0.078,98.88,94.88,79.06,9,-0.1
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20,0021900801,1610612747,LAL,Los Angeles,1626188,Quinn Cook,,,4:33,90.1,88.9,60.7,66.7,29.4,22.2,0.333,0.0,33.3,0.111,0.0,0.063,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.154,0.155,98.88,94.88,79.06,9,-0.05
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21,0021900801,1610612747,LAL,Los Angeles,203584,Troy Daniels,,,4:33,90.1,88.9,60.7,66.7,29.4,22.2,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.286,0.125,0.0,0.3,0.3,0.385,0.388,98.88,94.88,79.06,9,0.1
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0,0022000068,1610612756,PHX,Phoenix,1628969,Mikal Bridges,F,,36:32,99.9,100.0,106.1,104.1,-6.2,-4.1,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.028,0.135,0.082,0.0,0.889,0.889,0.111,0.114,97.02,97.88,81.57,75,0.155
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1,0022000068,1610612756,PHX,Phoenix,203109,Jae Crowder,F,,36:41,113.2,113.3,103.1,100.0,10.1,13.3,0.038,1.0,7.7,0.028,0.139,0.083,7.7,0.727,0.727,0.146,0.15,96.7,98.14,81.78,75,0.108
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| 4 |
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2,0022000068,1610612756,PHX,Phoenix,1629028,Deandre Ayton,C,,28:20,108.8,110.5,113.7,112.3,-4.9,-1.8,0.125,3.0,25.0,0.069,0.269,0.164,8.3,0.25,0.25,0.143,0.145,96.7,96.56,80.47,57,0.059
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| 5 |
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3,0022000068,1610612756,PHX,Phoenix,1626164,Devin Booker,G,,35:18,103.9,104.1,112.3,109.7,-8.3,-5.7,0.35,1.17,21.9,0.0,0.1,0.049,18.8,0.618,0.623,0.313,0.324,98.2,99.26,82.72,74,0.123
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| 6 |
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4,0022000068,1610612756,PHX,Phoenix,101108,Chris Paul,G,,29:51,110.1,111.7,92.6,90.2,17.5,21.5,0.348,2.67,33.3,0.031,0.097,0.063,12.5,0.385,0.409,0.239,0.243,96.72,97.3,81.08,60,0.073
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5,0022000068,1610612756,PHX,Phoenix,203967,Dario Saric,,,18:10,106.8,102.6,75.3,71.8,31.5,30.8,0.083,0.5,9.1,0.0,0.217,0.139,18.2,0.214,0.317,0.256,0.267,97.39,101.72,84.77,38,0.019
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| 8 |
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6,0022000068,1610612756,PHX,Phoenix,1626166,Cameron Payne,,,18:09,103.9,100.0,108.2,102.6,-4.3,-2.6,0.2,2.0,18.2,0.0,0.05,0.031,9.1,0.625,0.625,0.225,0.24,98.47,103.12,85.93,39,0.081
|
| 9 |
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7,0022000068,1610612756,PHX,Phoenix,1629661,Cameron Johnson,,,17:59,102.2,97.4,79.1,78.4,23.1,19.0,0.2,2.0,28.6,0.0,0.077,0.048,14.3,1.25,1.25,0.125,0.134,97.21,100.09,83.41,38,0.241
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| 10 |
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8,0022000068,1610612756,PHX,Phoenix,204038,Langston Galloway,,,6:24,117.7,121.4,79.9,78.6,37.8,42.9,0.25,0.0,50.0,0.0,0.25,0.167,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.133,0.139,105.75,105.0,87.5,14,0.091
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| 11 |
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9,0022000068,1610612756,PHX,Phoenix,1626163,Frank Kaminsky,,,1:30,100.0,100.0,104.2,75.0,-4.2,25.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,110.08,128.0,106.67,4,0.0
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| 12 |
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10,0022000068,1610612756,PHX,Phoenix,1628975,Jevon Carter,,,11:06,132.9,122.7,60.9,63.6,72.0,59.1,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.188,0.12,0.0,0.9,0.9,0.208,0.224,93.66,95.14,79.28,22,0.263
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| 13 |
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11,0022000068,1610612756,PHX,Phoenix,1630234,Ty-Shon Alexander,,DNP - Coach's Decision,,,0.0,,0.0,,0.0,,,,0.0,0.0,0.0,,,,0.0,0.0,,,,0,
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| 14 |
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12,0022000068,1610612756,PHX,Phoenix,1627745,Damian Jones,,DNP - Coach's Decision,,,0.0,,0.0,,0.0,,,,0.0,0.0,0.0,,,,0.0,0.0,,,,0,
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| 15 |
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13,0022000068,1610612756,PHX,Phoenix,202734,E'Twaun Moore,,DNP - Coach's Decision,,,0.0,,0.0,,0.0,,,,0.0,0.0,0.0,,,,0.0,0.0,,,,0,
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| 16 |
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14,0022000068,1610612762,UTA,Utah,202711,Bojan Bogdanovic,F,,28:46,95.0,94.7,101.2,105.4,-6.2,-10.6,0.05,0.33,9.1,0.0,0.033,0.016,27.3,0.0,0.222,0.149,0.152,96.08,94.28,78.56,57,-0.04
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| 17 |
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15,0022000068,1610612762,UTA,Utah,1626220,Royce O'Neale,F,,34:31,109.3,107.1,102.6,102.9,6.8,4.3,0.042,0.5,11.1,0.03,0.242,0.136,22.2,0.667,0.667,0.1,0.103,96.51,97.34,81.12,70,0.091
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| 18 |
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16,0022000068,1610612762,UTA,Utah,203497,Rudy Gobert,C,,34:11,108.8,101.4,114.3,115.3,-5.5,-13.9,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.067,0.375,0.226,7.1,0.778,0.719,0.182,0.2,98.77,101.8,84.84,73,0.158
|
| 19 |
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17,0022000068,1610612762,UTA,Utah,1628378,Donovan Mitchell,G,,36:14,107.5,105.5,99.7,100.0,7.8,5.5,0.158,1.0,10.0,0.028,0.139,0.083,10.0,0.457,0.482,0.321,0.331,96.57,97.37,81.14,73,0.106
|
| 20 |
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18,0022000068,1610612762,UTA,Utah,201144,Mike Conley,G,,34:51,104.2,97.3,117.0,117.8,-12.7,-20.5,0.19,2.0,20.0,0.0,0.156,0.079,10.0,0.538,0.576,0.203,0.222,98.86,101.92,84.94,75,0.105
|
| 21 |
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19,0022000068,1610612762,UTA,Utah,204060,Joe Ingles,,,32:11,86.8,84.1,112.9,110.4,-26.2,-26.4,0.2,4.0,33.3,0.026,0.0,0.016,8.3,0.357,0.357,0.107,0.113,98.7,101.42,84.52,69,0.013
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| 22 |
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20,0022000068,1610612762,UTA,Utah,202324,Derrick Favors,,,13:49,74.2,75.0,89.3,85.2,-15.1,-10.2,0.2,0.0,10.0,0.143,0.167,0.152,0.0,0.5,0.536,0.25,0.248,93.94,95.54,79.61,28,0.278
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| 23 |
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21,0022000068,1610612762,UTA,Utah,203903,Jordan Clarkson,,,19:27,77.4,76.9,112.6,107.3,-35.2,-30.4,0.286,2.0,14.3,0.074,0.176,0.114,7.1,0.545,0.545,0.261,0.268,96.05,98.71,82.26,39,0.157
|
| 24 |
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22,0022000068,1610612762,UTA,Utah,1627777,Georges Niang,,,6:00,101.9,100.0,117.6,107.1,-15.7,-7.1,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.154,0.157,102.08,108.0,90.0,13,-0.14
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| 25 |
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23,0022000068,1610612762,UTA,Utah,1628962,Udoka Azubuike,,DNP - Coach's Decision,,,0.0,,0.0,,0.0,,,,0.0,0.0,0.0,,,,0.0,0.0,,,,0,
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| 26 |
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24,0022000068,1610612762,UTA,Utah,1627885,Shaquille Harrison,,DNP - Coach's Decision,,,0.0,,0.0,,0.0,,,,0.0,0.0,0.0,,,,0.0,0.0,,,,0,
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| 27 |
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25,0022000068,1610612762,UTA,Utah,1630190,Elijah Hughes,,DNP - Coach's Decision,,,0.0,,0.0,,0.0,,,,0.0,0.0,0.0,,,,0.0,0.0,,,,0,
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| 28 |
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26,0022000068,1610612762,UTA,Utah,1629752,Juwan Morgan,,DNP - Coach's Decision,,,0.0,,0.0,,0.0,,,,0.0,0.0,0.0,,,,0.0,0.0,,,,0,
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| 29 |
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27,0022000068,1610612762,UTA,Utah,1629671,Miye Oni,,DNP - Coach's Decision,,,0.0,,0.0,,0.0,,,,0.0,0.0,0.0,,,,0.0,0.0,,,,0,
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0,0022000068,1610612756,PHX,Phoenix,1628969,Mikal Bridges,F,,36:32,99.9,100.0,106.1,104.1,-6.2,-4.1,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.028,0.135,0.082,0.0,0.889,0.889,0.111,0.114,97.02,97.88,81.57,75,0.155
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1,0022000068,1610612756,PHX,Phoenix,203109,Jae Crowder,F,,36:41,113.2,113.3,103.1,100.0,10.1,13.3,0.038,1.0,7.7,0.028,0.139,0.083,7.7,0.727,0.727,0.146,0.15,96.7,98.14,81.78,75,0.108
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2,0022000068,1610612756,PHX,Phoenix,1629028,Deandre Ayton,C,,28:20,108.8,110.5,113.7,112.3,-4.9,-1.8,0.125,3.0,25.0,0.069,0.269,0.164,8.3,0.25,0.25,0.143,0.145,96.7,96.56,80.47,57,0.059
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3,0022000068,1610612756,PHX,Phoenix,1626164,Devin Booker,G,,35:18,103.9,104.1,112.3,109.7,-8.3,-5.7,0.35,1.17,21.9,0.0,0.1,0.049,18.8,0.618,0.623,0.313,0.324,98.2,99.26,82.72,74,0.123
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4,0022000068,1610612756,PHX,Phoenix,101108,Chris Paul,G,,29:51,110.1,111.7,92.6,90.2,17.5,21.5,0.348,2.67,33.3,0.031,0.097,0.063,12.5,0.385,0.409,0.239,0.243,96.72,97.3,81.08,60,0.073
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5,0022000068,1610612756,PHX,Phoenix,203967,Dario Saric,,,18:10,106.8,102.6,75.3,71.8,31.5,30.8,0.083,0.5,9.1,0.0,0.217,0.139,18.2,0.214,0.317,0.256,0.267,97.39,101.72,84.77,38,0.019
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| 8 |
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6,0022000068,1610612756,PHX,Phoenix,1626166,Cameron Payne,,,18:09,103.9,100.0,108.2,102.6,-4.3,-2.6,0.2,2.0,18.2,0.0,0.05,0.031,9.1,0.625,0.625,0.225,0.24,98.47,103.12,85.93,39,0.081
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| 9 |
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7,0022000068,1610612756,PHX,Phoenix,1629661,Cameron Johnson,,,17:59,102.2,97.4,79.1,78.4,23.1,19.0,0.2,2.0,28.6,0.0,0.077,0.048,14.3,1.25,1.25,0.125,0.134,97.21,100.09,83.41,38,0.241
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8,0022000068,1610612756,PHX,Phoenix,204038,Langston Galloway,,,6:24,117.7,121.4,79.9,78.6,37.8,42.9,0.25,0.0,50.0,0.0,0.25,0.167,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.133,0.139,105.75,105.0,87.5,14,0.091
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| 11 |
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9,0022000068,1610612756,PHX,Phoenix,1626163,Frank Kaminsky,,,1:30,100.0,100.0,104.2,75.0,-4.2,25.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,110.08,128.0,106.67,4,0.0
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10,0022000068,1610612756,PHX,Phoenix,1628975,Jevon Carter,,,11:06,132.9,122.7,60.9,63.6,72.0,59.1,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.188,0.12,0.0,0.9,0.9,0.208,0.224,93.66,95.14,79.28,22,0.263
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11,0022000068,1610612756,PHX,Phoenix,1630234,Ty-Shon Alexander,,DNP - Coach's Decision,,,0.0,,0.0,,0.0,,,,0.0,0.0,0.0,,,,0.0,0.0,,,,0,
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12,0022000068,1610612756,PHX,Phoenix,1627745,Damian Jones,,DNP - Coach's Decision,,,0.0,,0.0,,0.0,,,,0.0,0.0,0.0,,,,0.0,0.0,,,,0,
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13,0022000068,1610612756,PHX,Phoenix,202734,E'Twaun Moore,,DNP - Coach's Decision,,,0.0,,0.0,,0.0,,,,0.0,0.0,0.0,,,,0.0,0.0,,,,0,
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14,0022000068,1610612762,UTA,Utah,202711,Bojan Bogdanovic,F,,28:46,95.0,94.7,101.2,105.4,-6.2,-10.6,0.05,0.33,9.1,0.0,0.033,0.016,27.3,0.0,0.222,0.149,0.152,96.08,94.28,78.56,57,-0.04
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15,0022000068,1610612762,UTA,Utah,1626220,Royce O'Neale,F,,34:31,109.3,107.1,102.6,102.9,6.8,4.3,0.042,0.5,11.1,0.03,0.242,0.136,22.2,0.667,0.667,0.1,0.103,96.51,97.34,81.12,70,0.091
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| 18 |
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16,0022000068,1610612762,UTA,Utah,203497,Rudy Gobert,C,,34:11,108.8,101.4,114.3,115.3,-5.5,-13.9,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.067,0.375,0.226,7.1,0.778,0.719,0.182,0.2,98.77,101.8,84.84,73,0.158
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| 19 |
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17,0022000068,1610612762,UTA,Utah,1628378,Donovan Mitchell,G,,36:14,107.5,105.5,99.7,100.0,7.8,5.5,0.158,1.0,10.0,0.028,0.139,0.083,10.0,0.457,0.482,0.321,0.331,96.57,97.37,81.14,73,0.106
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| 20 |
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18,0022000068,1610612762,UTA,Utah,201144,Mike Conley,G,,34:51,104.2,97.3,117.0,117.8,-12.7,-20.5,0.19,2.0,20.0,0.0,0.156,0.079,10.0,0.538,0.576,0.203,0.222,98.86,101.92,84.94,75,0.105
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| 21 |
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19,0022000068,1610612762,UTA,Utah,204060,Joe Ingles,,,32:11,86.8,84.1,112.9,110.4,-26.2,-26.4,0.2,4.0,33.3,0.026,0.0,0.016,8.3,0.357,0.357,0.107,0.113,98.7,101.42,84.52,69,0.013
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20,0022000068,1610612762,UTA,Utah,202324,Derrick Favors,,,13:49,74.2,75.0,89.3,85.2,-15.1,-10.2,0.2,0.0,10.0,0.143,0.167,0.152,0.0,0.5,0.536,0.25,0.248,93.94,95.54,79.61,28,0.278
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21,0022000068,1610612762,UTA,Utah,203903,Jordan Clarkson,,,19:27,77.4,76.9,112.6,107.3,-35.2,-30.4,0.286,2.0,14.3,0.074,0.176,0.114,7.1,0.545,0.545,0.261,0.268,96.05,98.71,82.26,39,0.157
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| 24 |
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22,0022000068,1610612762,UTA,Utah,1627777,Georges Niang,,,6:00,101.9,100.0,117.6,107.1,-15.7,-7.1,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.154,0.157,102.08,108.0,90.0,13,-0.14
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| 25 |
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23,0022000068,1610612762,UTA,Utah,1628962,Udoka Azubuike,,DNP - Coach's Decision,,,0.0,,0.0,,0.0,,,,0.0,0.0,0.0,,,,0.0,0.0,,,,0,
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| 26 |
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24,0022000068,1610612762,UTA,Utah,1627885,Shaquille Harrison,,DNP - Coach's Decision,,,0.0,,0.0,,0.0,,,,0.0,0.0,0.0,,,,0.0,0.0,,,,0,
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25,0022000068,1610612762,UTA,Utah,1630190,Elijah Hughes,,DNP - Coach's Decision,,,0.0,,0.0,,0.0,,,,0.0,0.0,0.0,,,,0.0,0.0,,,,0,
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26,0022000068,1610612762,UTA,Utah,1629752,Juwan Morgan,,DNP - Coach's Decision,,,0.0,,0.0,,0.0,,,,0.0,0.0,0.0,,,,0.0,0.0,,,,0,
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27,0022000068,1610612762,UTA,Utah,1629671,Miye Oni,,DNP - Coach's Decision,,,0.0,,0.0,,0.0,,,,0.0,0.0,0.0,,,,0.0,0.0,,,,0,
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0,0022000450,1610612741,CHI,Chicago,202066,Garrett Temple,F,,10:48,105.5,118.2,117.3,113.6,-11.7,4.5,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.083,0.143,0.105,0.0,0.6,0.643,0.2,0.188,102.13,97.78,81.48,22,0.098
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1,0022000450,1610612741,CHI,Chicago,1630172,Patrick Williams,F,,10:27,99.1,109.5,123.0,125.0,-23.9,-15.5,0.25,1.0,28.6,0.0,0.167,0.056,28.6,0.0,0.347,0.208,0.198,99.95,94.16,78.47,21,-0.024
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2,0022000450,1610612741,CHI,Chicago,1628976,Wendell Carter Jr.,C,,7:16,82.5,86.7,83.1,85.7,-0.6,1.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.333,0.133,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.25,0.254,99.74,95.78,79.82,15,-0.103
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3,0022000450,1610612741,CHI,Chicago,203897,Zach LaVine,G,,11:59,101.4,108.3,115.8,117.4,-14.4,-9.1,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,14.3,0.417,0.546,0.25,0.236,98.11,94.18,78.49,24,0.088
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4,0022000450,1610612741,CHI,Chicago,1629632,Coby White,G,,10:27,99.1,109.5,123.0,125.0,-23.9,-15.5,0.2,0.0,20.0,0.0,0.333,0.111,0.0,0.875,0.875,0.167,0.159,99.95,94.16,78.47,21,0.212
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| 7 |
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5,0022000450,1610612741,CHI,Chicago,203107,Tomas Satoransky,,,1:32,123.0,100.0,66.7,66.7,56.3,33.3,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,85.52,94.32,78.6,3,0.0
|
| 8 |
+
6,0022000450,1610612741,CHI,Chicago,201152,Thaddeus Young,,,4:43,131.6,130.0,168.9,166.7,-37.3,-36.7,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.6,0.0,0.375,50.0,1.0,1.0,0.154,0.144,95.59,96.82,80.68,10,0.115
|
| 9 |
+
7,0022000450,1610612741,CHI,Chicago,1627756,Denzel Valentine,,,1:32,123.0,100.0,66.7,66.7,56.3,33.3,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,85.52,94.32,78.6,3,0.0
|
| 10 |
+
8,0022000450,1610612741,CHI,Chicago,1627853,Ryan Arcidiacono,,,1:11,0.0,0.0,100.0,100.0,-100.0,-100.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.333,0.333,61.19,81.59,67.99,2,2.0
|
| 11 |
+
9,0022000450,1610612755,PHI,Philadelphia,201980,Danny Green,F,,11:59,115.8,117.4,101.4,108.3,14.4,9.1,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.5,0.5,0.12,0.118,98.11,94.18,78.49,23,0.022
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| 12 |
+
10,0022000450,1610612755,PHI,Philadelphia,202699,Tobias Harris,F,,10:27,123.0,125.0,99.1,109.5,23.9,15.5,0.143,0.33,11.1,0.0,0.417,0.278,33.3,0.75,0.82,0.381,0.375,99.95,94.16,78.47,20,0.188
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| 13 |
+
11,0022000450,1610612755,PHI,Philadelphia,203954,Joel Embiid,C,,10:27,123.0,125.0,99.1,109.5,23.9,15.5,0.4,2.0,22.2,0.167,0.167,0.167,11.1,0.917,0.932,0.333,0.328,99.95,94.16,78.47,20,0.365
|
| 14 |
+
12,0022000450,1610612755,PHI,Philadelphia,203552,Seth Curry,G,,7:16,83.1,85.7,82.5,86.7,0.6,-1.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.111,0.067,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.2,0.194,99.74,95.78,79.82,14,-0.103
|
| 15 |
+
13,0022000450,1610612755,PHI,Philadelphia,1629680,Matisse Thybulle,G,,11:59,115.8,117.4,101.4,108.3,14.4,9.1,0.182,0.0,100.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,98.11,94.18,78.49,23,0.022
|
| 16 |
+
14,0022000450,1610612755,PHI,Philadelphia,1627788,Furkan Korkmaz,,,1:32,66.7,66.7,123.0,100.0,-56.3,-33.3,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,85.52,94.32,78.6,3,0.333
|
| 17 |
+
15,0022000450,1610612755,PHI,Philadelphia,2730,Dwight Howard,,,1:32,66.7,66.7,123.0,100.0,-56.3,-33.3,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.333,0.0,0.2,0.0,1.0,1.0,0.25,0.25,85.52,94.32,78.6,3,0.833
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| 18 |
+
16,0022000450,1610612755,PHI,Philadelphia,1630178,Tyrese Maxey,,,4:43,168.9,166.7,131.6,130.0,37.3,36.7,0.4,0.0,40.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.333,0.333,0.3,0.304,95.59,96.82,80.68,9,0.077
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