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by 1arity 11y ago
I will try that starting now.
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A Moral Thesis in Defense of Surveillance People talk about civil freedoms, and they incorrectly attribute lack of surveillance the status of a civil freedom. Freedom from observation is not freedom, freedom from incorrect enforcement is fr
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being a playa.
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Of course. You really think we're going to be searching for "one version of truth" forever? Everyone thinks different, and a full replacement of Google will be a personalized search engine, matched to how you think, not how t
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That might happen on HN, and then again, HN isn't reddit. I suppose I am also curious that, if the experiment of allowing humour has not been tried, where did the idea to disallow humour come from ?
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Please post a few examples. I'm really thirsty to see some humour on here, and get a sense of it.
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Has the experiment been tried ? 6:1 seems too high. If that were what downvotes were currently suppressing, I feel we'd see a lot more illegal humorists slipping through this border control. Are downvotes really that effective a filter
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Ask HN: Why doesn't HN like one liners?
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Learn to be less competitive, "go through the big gate around the side nobody seems to notice, instead of trying to squeeze through the small door everyone is vying for." Be different. Watch Peter Thiel. Competition is for losers,
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Go out with the person on a personal basis. Get to know them ( only so that what you will eventually say will have more impact ), and then hit them with the following, "Your anger and blaming doesn't work. It's actually givin
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Check all the news I can find. And when I'm not procrastinating, I write up a kind of spec, which I then revise into code sketches, and what I would like APIs to look like. And then I fill it in. Rinse and repeat.
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This would be a great idea. CC verification could secure identity, and a "civil society" like system could spring up and effect real civil penalties for misbehaviour. Reddit's "moral code" is impotent without the me
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Facebook's weakness is China and Russia. Sorry guys, but it's true. Facebook aligned itself too much with one particular nation state and not that there is anything wrong with that ( hell it may even be "morally right" )
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Ask HN: Coffee shop in Osaka for working?
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Nice! Cool. :)
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The problem with drinking is the guilt about drinking problems. People are more addicted to shaming themselves for enjoying something, than they are to the thing they wish they wouldn't enjoy. I put all that down to a hangover ( ... )
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Awesome. My name in Korean ( sort of ) http://imgur.com/BelRtBC Ryan is a genius. This really works!
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So cool. YC is revolutionizing itself these days. YC Fellows, Pro Rata. Many things people have suggested they might or would do are now coming to pass. What's next ?
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Hidden surprises in the Bitcoin blockchain and how they are stored(righto.com)
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If you sum up the M for the active lines in a solution they equal the total number of lines. So in this one, 2 + 2 + 2 + 3 + 2 + 3 = 14. Take 1 active line and 1 inactive line as some minimum, this contradicts, because this can only produce
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print 2 print 2 print 2 print 2 print 2 print 2 print 2 print 2 print 2 repeat 3 2 print 2 repeat 3 2 print 2 repeat 3 2
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Web for Wearables: Lessons Learned from Google Glass (2015) [pdf](arxiv.org)
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