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EJTH
10y ago
Why not just send the money straight to the Clinton Campaign Office? 1USD for 10 second ad displayed once is pretty expensive to be honest.
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10y ago
Honestly. I use breadboards pretty often (Not daily though) and I have no clue what this is. Maybe you can explain?
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10y ago
"Oh no, someone supports a political agenda different from mine. I'd better bring out the cannons and shame anything even remotely related to this person, because I don't agree with his political views!"
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10y ago
My paycheck... :'(
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10y ago
Here is some of my comments: Don't hardcode error levels like you do in your bootstrap file (wireframe.php) ini_set('display_errors', 1); I am not a fan of setting title from some HTML comments, I can't really
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10y ago
I was really surprised by the lack of support for internationalized keyboard layouts when I first tried to run atom under windows, it took quite some hassle to get going prior to this update...
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10y ago
But I guess it requires Win10? In that case it will be when I have to upgrade this old heap anyways :)
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Ask HN: How do you make Windows sufferable?
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10y ago
To be fair, /pol/ is one of the best places to get happening news (Information about terror attacks that would otherwise be censored by mass media, information from the Syria conflict etc) There is a lot of shilling and a lot of t
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10y ago
I was looking for something like this a few weeks ago. I do think that documentation is always nice though, so maybe you should reconsider that. Also the option to give an array of objects would be nice, so something like this: var body = [
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10y ago
CNLohr never fails to amaze me with his ESP8266 hacks or his OpenGL voxel/raycasting experiments. https://www.youtube.com/user/CNLohr Not really related to best practices though, but he has done some nice things w
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10y ago
The way you write code I wouldn't trust you with any language really. You give 6 lines of code and it has display of all the worst practices that I haven't seen since I read a 13year olds tutorial on the language back in 2003.
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10y ago
I think it is a wrong thing to imply. Just looking at the crime statistics for the past decade debunks this hypothesis. The arab demographic has always been troublesome in Scandinavia.
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10y ago
Luckily I think that people seldom enters their email address on shady websites... I never liked autocomplete in chrome, it always seemed exploitable to me...
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10y ago
NYT published a news article about car fires in Denmark, where they blamed the "right wing lower class" for the fires. No evidence given for this at all. Infact all evidence points in a different direction: Arab Ghetto kids (I li
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10y ago
Very simple and cool exploit. I wouldn't be surprised if this technique is already in use on various ad platforms. A really simple pitfall I think most of us can confess to having done in the past (redirect attributes are pretty common
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10y ago
Its a planet with similar composition to ours. I am pretty sure that there is plenty of gold. I guess if you could produce materials on mars it would be much easier to build and deploy gigant structures into space (lower gravity and escape
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10y ago
Consider the free-market thing a small plus in the grand scheme of things. I don't think anyone dreams of going to Mars solely for the business opportunity... Not yet.
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10y ago
> why would an entrepreneur want to set up shop on Mars? Brand new market, which means no competitors and high demand for everything. Kind of like how everything was way overpriced in Clondyke during the gold rush.
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10y ago
> Even if Mars worked, it would be terrible for the Earth because it would give the first real nuclear asylum. And it would be good for earth at the same time for the same reasons. I would consider it a good thing because of redundancy o
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10y ago
There you have it! Your avarage liberal is indistinguishable from a simple markov chain.
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10y ago
Wouldn't it just be discrimination really? Its the same with reverse racism, it doesn't exist because it is just racism, nothing more nothing less.
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10y ago
You should clean up your apartment!
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10y ago
I really have a hard time to understand how this can happen so often. Surely there must be a stringent review process when publishing ads to most affiliate networks?
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10y ago
How can you be fine with laying off persons based on their sex? You come out as someone who has chucked the whole keg of coolaid. "Discrimination against an otherwise unoppressed majority really fails to make me care." - You don&#
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10y ago
"reverse discrimination" What does that even mean? It really comes out as a bullshit term to be honest. How can you be reverse discriminated? It makes no sense! Its either discrimination or it is not.
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10y ago
The whole demonstration seemed very synthetic and not really that impressive to be honest (The position detection for hands seemed a bit low res, facial expressions seemed like something out of a 2006 webcam to cartoon-avatar app.
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10y ago
I like the concept, and I am sure that I will try it out soon. I do however miss some screenshots on the website of the full application, and asking a user to download a video on a website in 2016 seems a bit off, why not use YouTube or so
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10y ago
How did I offer this as truth when I mentioned that it could very well be conspiracy theories? $0.10 was deposited to your CTR account.
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10y ago
Unproven != Disproved
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