Cozumel

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by Cozumel 9y ago
He could tell you, but then he'd have to kill you!
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WannaCry kill-switch hero Marcus Hutchins collared FBI on way home from DEFCON(theregister.co.uk)
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by Cozumel 9y ago
Nice work! Just an observation the layout is very crowded, maybe have an option for a HN style or Reddit style, just smaller text lists with a lot smaller font size.
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by Cozumel 9y ago
>'calculus at age 8 is unusual.' It is, but it shouldn't be. I taught my niece calculus, programming, foreign languages (mostly swear words, her mom got mad!) She was like a sponge and just soaked it all up, I made it fun
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by Cozumel 9y ago
You have to ask yourself, why do you want to change? Unless you're freelancing/working for yourself, being a cog in someone else's machine will be just as much a soul drain as what you're doing now. Changing careers is a
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by Cozumel 9y ago
The danger with that is you educate yourself out of a job.
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by Cozumel 9y ago
Skip your dinner break, no-one needs an hour, have a sandwich. Get home for 3, have a power nap, till 3.30/4 you'll be fine for the rest of the day.
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by Cozumel 9y ago
Eh, not at all.
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by Cozumel 9y ago
Related: 'Unexpected mutations after CRISPR–Cas9 editing in vivo' http://www.nature.com/nmeth/journal/v14/n6/full/nmeth.4293.h...
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APA members can ignore ‘Goldwater rule’ and comment on Trump’s mental health(statnews.com)
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by Cozumel 9y ago
That author was me with bitcoin, I perhaps understood it on a technical level better than my friends, but I thought it was silly, they didn't and now they're bitcoin millionaires.
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by Cozumel 9y ago
Just set up virtual hosts. One for each app?
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by Cozumel 9y ago
It depends on what you mean by survival, also classifying them as 'algorithms' is incredibly lazy thinking, doing that confuses the basic issue because you start to attribute properties of algorithms to emotions etc. A good read o
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by Cozumel 9y ago
In the 19th century industrialists used to build towns for their workers[1]. This seems like the 21st century equivalent. I find the whole idea abhorrent, people would be working then handing their wage back to their employer for their food
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The First Woman to Get a Ph.D. In Computer Science from MIT (2014)(theatlantic.com)
47 points by Cozumel 9y ago|6 comments
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by Cozumel 9y ago
Exactly. How many untold stories are there where they 'quit their jobs, remortgaged their houses' and now they live in a cardboard box under a bridge and their kids have been taken into care. Passion is a fantastic asset but a lot
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by Cozumel 9y ago
This is HN, link to the actual paper http://advances.sciencemag.org/content/3/6/e1700564.full and to the researchers own site https://tepetelegrams.wordpress.com/ There is ZERO reason to link
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by Cozumel 9y ago
It's a fundamentally flawed metric and not really indicative of the top 1 million sites or anything else, all it shows is people who have that cr*p toolbar installed, and that's usually just actual website owners who should know b
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by Cozumel 9y ago
To play devils advocate, just let them all starve and the population will balance out naturally. At the moment a lot of population growth is fuelled artificially by aid shipments. People rely on the aid and have babies, if the aid wasn&#x27
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by Cozumel 9y ago
Nice! Was going to leave this comment myself.
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by Cozumel 9y ago
I'm sorry Dave, I can't tell you the emission levels!
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by Cozumel 9y ago
Dupe: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=14643873
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by Cozumel 9y ago
Google is a private company/website, couldn't they just put a disclaimer up saying something like 'we're only going to show you results from our stores, if you don't like it, go elsewhere'. People aren't f
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by Cozumel 9y ago
Good for who though? If you're the employer then people selling themselves to you for below living wage (slavery) is absolutely fantastic, if you're the person selling yourself then it's not so great! It's a matter of pe
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by Cozumel 9y ago
> 'The servers were investigated directly by a private company' A private company owned by the very people who apparently did the breach. Dmitri Alperovitc is Russian and owns Crowdstrike, the company that did the 'investi
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by Cozumel 9y ago
> 'You can't legislate societies problems away' Could you elaborate? It seems pretty obvious that you can. No child labour, minimum wage laws, equal rights etc.
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This pill may be a cure for radiation poisoning (2015)(ideas.ted.com)
1 points by Cozumel 9y ago|0 comments
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by Cozumel 9y ago
Why doesn't Reddit just buy Imgur?
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by Cozumel 9y ago
Spotted the old guy!
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by Cozumel 9y ago
Great extension, albeit a little depressing! Similar to 'In Time' too http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1637688/

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