ElectronShak

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   Uber Adds Ride Booking via WhatsApp in India(bloomberg.com)

   3 points by ElectronShak 5y ago|0 comments
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   by ElectronShak 5y ago

   I'm thankful for the Internet, you wouldn't be reading this otherwise
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   by ElectronShak 5y ago

   Just realised i've never seen an ad for salt...
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   by ElectronShak 5y ago

   I got you Documentaries - The Airbnb Story[1] <-- Start here - High Score (A netflix series on the history of games, the first episode has a part where some college guys had to change hardware to make games harder) - The Pirate Bay, Away
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   by ElectronShak 5y ago

   > is the ability of technological advancement to do "more and more with less and less until eventually you can do everything with nothing," Curious, are No-Code tools an example of this?
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   Exploiting Redis Through SSRF Attack(infosecwriteups.com)

   2 points by ElectronShak 5y ago|0 comments
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   by ElectronShak 5y ago

   Curious to know what your use-case is for this feature
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   by ElectronShak 5y ago

   duh..
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   by ElectronShak 5y ago

   quite curious as to how Instagram managed to avoid this, despite launching with no moderation, (just Mike and Kevin), yet all you needed was an email to use the service...
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    Mark Zuckerberg hits back at Facebook whistleblower claims(theguardian.com)

    1 points by ElectronShak 5y ago|0 comments
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    by ElectronShak 5y ago

    I have doubts regarding its privacy, but I think WhatsApp's security is up to the mark[1]. A lot of secure messengers fall short of simplifying security stuff on their UI/UX, for the average user, and i genuinely think it's a
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    by ElectronShak 5y ago

    I'm generally of the impression that any phone with an unremovable battery is never truly "off" at any given time, unless the battery is totally damaged. PS: I like phones whose batteries are removable, currently use a Nokia
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    by ElectronShak 5y ago

    Accessing geo-restricted content is probably one of the reasons. A lot of VPN services use this line while advertising.
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    Google Shoot View turns Google Maps into a first-person shooter (2011)(9to5google.com)

    5 points by ElectronShak 5y ago|0 comments
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    by ElectronShak 5y ago

    Paul Graham is mentioned [1] in the Wikipedia article. Small world eh [1] https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Morris_worm#:~:text=however%...
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    Twin Strangers(twinstrangers.net)

    1 points by ElectronShak 5y ago|0 comments
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    by ElectronShak 5y ago

    I built this Subject/Topic Extractor[1] in NodeJS to quickly extract topics/nouns/subjects from a String. My Use-Case was to determine what is trending, given a number of news article titles in a day [1]: https://g
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    Channel 37(en.wikipedia.org)

    2 points by ElectronShak 6y ago|0 comments
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    by ElectronShak 6y ago

    Anyone on HN used this, I actually liked this stripped down, very minimal version of Facebook, worked really well given our EDGE/GPRS connection at the time. Any Facebook Engineers here that worked on this, this was really good at the
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    Facebook Zero(en.wikipedia.org)

    3 points by ElectronShak 6y ago|1 comments
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    Ask HN: Anyone seen YouTube recommend more videos from more than 5 years ago?

    9 points by ElectronShak 6y ago|1 comments
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    by ElectronShak 6y ago

    >Do you have a source for this? Is this actually a teaching of the Law of Moses, as you call it, or just something Christians think Jews believed? Well, If you are familiar with the book of James (a Jew) in the bible, he says this, &quot
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    by ElectronShak 6y ago

    You shall know the truth and the truth shall set you free. Look, If your debt was paid, and no one told you that the debt was paid, or you had no knowledge of it, would your conscience be free of that debt? No. The Gospel is preached to bri
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    by ElectronShak 6y ago

    > The obvious question is: why? Why was it ever necessary, if God is omnipotent? To answer this, God is a just God. If the penalty of sin is death, then surely someone had to die to pay the price. God could have just swept all mankind&#x
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    by ElectronShak 6y ago

    True, great point! thanks. Also key to note, Abraham was, before the law was given. Paul in the book of Romans, does explain that by considering Abraham the father of the Faith or Forefather, the point is missed when we forget that Abraham
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    by ElectronShak 6y ago

    True, although I do think that in the Old Testament, this relationship was based on works, and on what you did to fulfil and not break the law. In the New Testament, this relationship is based on Grace, the free gift of God.
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    by ElectronShak 6y ago

    Religion fundamentally gives you a set of rules that you must follow to achieve acceptance, or the ultimate goal of a particular "religion", usually getting to their definition of "heaven", after life on earth. The law o
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    by ElectronShak 6y ago

    Christianity, in the mind of God, is NOT religion. Read the New Testament.
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    by ElectronShak 6y ago

    More accurately, algorithm simply responds to initial user engagement on the article. It is not designed to "propagate misinformation".
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    by ElectronShak 6y ago

    More surprising for me is Mobile vs Desktop at 35% to 65%. I thought it was closer, or more like 50/50.