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Well of course results vary from paper to paper. I'm sure we all know that science progresses as general consensus. It's important to follow larger trends, not the day to day experiments.

This is very sad. I wish his friends and family ease and comfort during their grieving process.

This news is not relevant to the content discussed hacker news and doesn't belong here. This is not Reddit.

My rent, for instance, for a 1br 1ba apartment is over $3k, not including utilities.

I just don't know if this data is accurate. The people around me all make around 150-200k, but this graphic makes that out to be exceedingly rare. Yet I know I could do a quick search and find plenty of opportunities in that range.

Ask not what HN has given you, but what you have given HN

Same on ff

Look, it's very sad that this man died, but this isn't reddit; why is this post here?

Check out one of Data for Democracy's projects and see if you'd like to contribute to any of their open source work: http://datafordemocracy.org/

Please don't make that argument about gun-free zones. In what world can we expect a person bent on mass homicide to respect municipal ordinance? Shooter: "Oh this sign says no guns? Darn, guess I'll abandon my murder spree then."

You're not serious right? Or maybe you just haven't yet explained what you really meant?

I agree. I remember when the iPad came out, people said they weren't anything special, just a big iPod touch. But that seemingly insignificant tweak in size changed everything about use patterns. The difference is like that between a bathtub and a swimming pool.