37

13 ms·

121.
DuckDuckGo Traffic – Monday 4th November, 50,461,284 Daily Searches(reddit.com)
2 points by 37 7y ago|0 comments
122.
by 37 7y ago
Well, that was fun to watch.... (it seems Elon was giving away Bitcoin) https://elonmuskgift.org/b/ edit: Still seems to be a fair amount of ETH up for grabs.... wish I had some to give https://www.elon-get.
123.
by 37 7y ago
Very first sentence? (still ambiguous) >Here is a list of the top Y Combinator companies by valuation as of October 2019.
124.
by 37 7y ago
Oh I see.... interesting. I assumed it was something built into HN because the post ID remained the same.
125.
by 37 7y ago
This actually makes the most sense to me.
126.
by 37 7y ago
Didn't you post this two days ago? https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=20685049 edit: hn.algolia.com says you posted this two days ago... https://hn.algolia.com/?query=q%20learning&sort=byDate&
127.
by 37 7y ago
In that case, is it true to say there are no objective statements?
128.
by 37 7y ago
How so?
129.
by 37 7y ago
For example, what about the statement "2+2=4" or "Humans require oxygen to breathe"? To me, these seem inherently objective...
130.
Ask HN: Is Everything Subjective?
1 points by 37 7y ago|10 comments
131.
by 37 7y ago
Not OP, but here is a link to the Pinker-Harris talk: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ByGC3Vwaio0
132.
How would you “break” a Linux installation for a hands-on job applicant test?(reddit.com)
5 points by 37 8y ago|3 comments
133.
by 37 8y ago
Thank you. This stuff is unbelievable. Why do our cars actually need to be connected to the internet at all? Do our televisions really need cameras? Are we really in that small of a minority that sees harm in these things? I am entirely dum
134.
by 37 8y ago
It sounds like you read the headline, and not the article. In fact, it seems like you didn't even scroll down, to look at the images. This one [0] in particular caught my eye. [0] https://scontent-yyz1-1.cdninstagram.com&#x2
135.
by 37 8y ago
Isn't this what Google is essentially trying to achieve? Email, video streaming, advertising, etc...
136.
by 37 8y ago
A very brief look at the HN homepage tells me this is not the reason.
137.
Updating our “right to be forgotten” Transparency Report(blog.google)
2 points by 37 9y ago|0 comments
138.
Equifax data hack is spreading around the world(nypost.com)
2 points by 37 9y ago|0 comments
139.
by 37 9y ago
Yes. In fact, this is how we detect DM, by measuring the speeds of the galaxies, rotating around the galactic core. Our calculations point to a slower speed than observed, thus implying some mass of "matter" which we cannot see.
140.
by 37 9y ago
I sort of believe that the push to mobile is to utilize technologies like GPS, and for tracking purposes / more information points. To get to know the [s]customer[/s] mark better than they know themself. Also, the ISPs may help th
141.
by 37 10y ago
I think that generally, yes, people lie/embellish/exaggerate, especially about things like their salary and especially on the Internet. I cannot speak to any situation in the SF bay area, but I have caught people telling this lie,
142.
by 37 10y ago
Thank you for explaining this. I should also admit that, at first I didn't notice the "Methodology" notes at the bottom.
143.
by 37 10y ago
Discussion from 2015: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9771493
144.
by 37 10y ago
What even is the scale for these comparisons? I don't know how one can measure orbital changes, land use, or solar or volcanic activity in degrees Fahrenheit.
145.
by 37 10y ago
>So, 'jailed' is a reason to mark it as 'requires attention'? Well played, well played.. I must be reading the image wrong. Jailed has a green check mark beside it, and Up-to-date has a red negative sign. Presumably,
146.
by 37 10y ago
>If Craigslist decided to modernize today I misread this as "decided to monetize today" and interpreted an IPO. Has Craigslist ever thought about this? Any thoughts?
147.
by 37 10y ago
And I swear CL was ugly, janky, old school and unbeatable a decade ago.
148.
by 37 10y ago
Much more than LAMP was used. I know LAMP and cannot use it to make $3700/mo.
149.
by 37 10y ago
In the time of fake news and alternative facts , it is quite difficult to discern who is telling the truth and who isn't. After the revelations of programs like PRISM and XKeyscore it has become undeniable. I think the general popul
150.
by 37 10y ago
>Between 2004 and 2012, the Colorado-based company knew of fraudulent transactions but failed to take steps that would have resulted in disciplining of 2,000 agents, authorities said. So there were 2,000 Western Union employees in on thi

More ›