15:[[7268995,{"by":"tekkanphan","descendants":34,"id":7268995,"kids":[7270261,7272596,7269367,7269938,7269298,7276000,7270131,7269310,7269435,7272265,7269269,7269199,7269994,7275209,7269160,7269104],"score":10,"text":"I Have no Formal Background in Philosophy. All I've Learned is from Internet and Books such as The Stranger(Camus),Sophie's World(Jostein Gaarder.) etc.\nIt would be really great If you can give Elegant Arguments for either case .(And please don't bring uncertain entities(like God) or concepts).Thanks.","time":1392872751,"title":"Ask HN: Do you Consider Life to be Futile","type":"story"}],[7255767,{"by":"asronline","descendants":5,"id":7255767,"kids":[7297818,7255911,7255843,7255811,7256617],"score":4,"text":"I can't say what all the details are at the moment but it's going to be a way for CS college students in the uk to connect/share events as well as have direct access to tech companies.

Had handshake.io in mind but it's taken. Ideally something with a start-up tech vibe, and students.","time":1392687377,"title":"Ask HN: Name ideas for a new project?","type":"story"}],[7248517,{"by":"Nogwater","descendants":103,"id":7248517,"kids":[7248984,7249023,7248730,7248852,7249333,7249637,7248932,7249122,7249381,7248993,7249013,7249106,7250346,7251329,7249246,7250530,7250219,7249566,7248938,7250925],"score":121,"time":1392574516,"title":"Nootropics Survey Results And Analysis","type":"story","url":"http://slatestarcodex.com/2014/02/16/nootropics-survey-results-and-analysis/"}],[7233943,{"by":"jfe","descendants":8,"id":7233943,"kids":[7234472,7234245,7234418,7234007,7236404],"score":4,"text":"My opinion: Too many people stitch together crap built on top of HTTP and call it revolutionary. We need to abandon, or at least migrate from, stale web technology, and pursue fundamentally new ways of computing.

But it seems the trend is toward keeping with what we have; kids leave school wanting to do nothing but write iPhone apps, built on technology created by men who are better than them.

Do the world a favor, and get smart enough to dig us out of this complacent hell-hole that is Web X.0.","time":1392322353,"title":"We need less Rails, Node.js, etc. and more systems research","type":"story","url":""}],[7218913,{"by":"crassus","descendants":201,"id":7218913,"kids":[7219308,7220208,7221097,7223992,7219888,7220913,7219973,7221295,7221932,7225123,7220426,7222836,7221159,7221015,7219865],"score":129,"time":1392140503,"title":"Widespread sex differences in gene expression in the human brain (2013)","type":"story","url":"http://www.nature.com/ncomms/2013/131122/ncomms3771/full/ncomms3771.html"}],[7220621,{"by":"musiic703","descendants":3,"id":7220621,"kids":[7220772,7221422,7220709],"score":4,"text":"I am an intern and was told I was not going to be a long term employee. I do not really get any more projects to work on, yet they extended my contract while I look for another job. I dont really do any but study on my own during work. I am confused if I should stay until the extension is over or should I just leave? * cant really stand the people here * Please help.","time":1392154510,"title":"Ask HN: I am an intern","type":"story","url":""}],[7216471,{"by":"brokenparser","descendants":258,"id":7216471,"kids":[7216769,7218154,7216734,7216942,7218609,7216644,7217530,7218352,7217431,7216657,7216683,7217032,7217352,7218104,7217832,7217399,7217211,7219532,7217780,7217256,7217301,7218549,7217355,7219720,7221617,7218440,7217477,7219185,7216645,7217539,7217904,7217098,7218326,7217662,7217739,7217588,7217404,7217852,7217903,7217326,7220719,7217446,7217936,7219450,7217814,7217835,7218125,7218526,7216638,7222807,7217955,7217935,7218529,7217277,7221264,7217307,7217672,7222712,7218165,7218292,7222033,7219098,7219301,7217948,7217987,7220132,7219146,7216713,7223952,7230688,7216709,7221761,7223610,7223728,7223480,7219349,7217650,7219896,7218977,7220642,7222716,7219549,7217773,7216892],"score":2061,"time":1392106348,"title":"Today is The Day We Fight Back","type":"story","url":"https://thedaywefightback.org/"}],[7213445,{"by":"blairanderson","descendants":21,"id":7213445,"kids":[7214129,7213478,7213593,7213787,7213971,7215809,7213567,7215612,7213816,7213636,7213803,7223804,7214291,7213801,7213455,7214990],"score":15,"text":"is it:

    1. Doggee\n    2. Dohjz\n    3. Doga

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So, I wrote a somewhat-crude tool to make the experience of renaming things in Ruby (or other dynamic languages) a little bit nicer and more IDE-like.

The primary use case I had in mind was renaming a class, along with all of its associated "require" statements, all in one go. For a heavily-used class, this can be a little annoying.

You can find the source here:\nhttps://github.com/skatenerd/rbname

And a video of a typical use case:\nhttps://vimeo.com/82157486

I'm wondering if this tool addresses a problem that other developers have encountered. Is this useful to you?","time":1390274677,"title":"Renaming Tool","type":"story","url":""}],[7070680,{"by":"ca98am79","descendants":10,"id":7070680,"kids":[7071181,7071142,7071004,7071242,7071232,7072739,7071185,7071136],"score":26,"time":1389892127,"title":"Rap Genius Explains Why Worse is Better","type":"story","url":"http://firstround.com/article/Rap-Genius-Explains-Why-Worse-is-Better?utm_source=Firstround.com+Library&utm_campaign=8f863e7524-The_Right_Way_to_Grant_Equity_to_Your_Employees&utm_medium=email&utm_term=0_d9bb43e05b-8f863e7524-74739229"}]]

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