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Are you american? The term isn't used to describe skin color per se, but to classify someone as a member of a certain group with attendant right/privileges and cultural traits: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/On
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Haven't had a chance to look into this in-depth but it seems like it pulls some inspiration from decentralized prediction markets i.e. Augur/Truthcoin
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No, we need to be able to create our own custom elements as needed and share them in an ecosystem of components.
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You're clearly talented. Why do you need a job? Why not build your freelance practice?
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This was marked dead which I found to be odd. I vouched for it. Could any mod's ring in?
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Ask HN: What's the best way to learn how to create a font/typeface?
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Could you cite with a link to the actual comment?
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Would love to find the original french.
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Millions? Where?
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Rate-of-learning: the most valuable startup compensation: https://medium.com/full-stack-marketing/rate-of-learning-the...
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Why does one need a license to run a radio?
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My thoughts (almost) exactly. Are you active in the Mesh Networking space? If so, what's the latest? Anyone else out there is welcome to ring in as well.
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Without a doubt: Rate of Learning. I've recently come to this realization after years of work. Rate of Learning dominates everything else. Teammate doesn't have good communication skills? Are they willing and working to learn? Rat
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I wonder what portion of this is driven by the Brave Browser: https://brave.com/ I'm guessing it's small but significant and will grow. I use Brave myself but not exclusively.
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S.F. rents down more than any other large U.S. city
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U.S. eases restrictions on cyber-security sales to Russian spy agency
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Ask HN: How to Protect Free Speech and Stop an Internet Blackout?
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I'm unaware of an existing legal framework for this. But if 10s of millions of Americans withhold their taxes that likely means there's an active revolt happening. Are you moreso asking about what such a hypothetical scenario woul
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You don't mean Chromium?
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It's doublespeak: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Doublespeak
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I don't think we can trust a petition site hosted by the whitehouse . . . at all.
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Because it is and given its prevalence that has important health implications for everyone on earth even teetotalists?
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Study: San Francisco Has the Most Dangerous Drivers in California
(hoodline.com)
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Seems to be built on top of svg: https://github.com/legomushroom/mojs/search?utf8=%E2%9C%93&q...
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I wonder what sort of svg support there is.
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These 'hamlets' could be neighborhoods within a big city depending on the size of "The Machines". Detroit could certainly fit a few. Perhaps it would be an ideal testing ground because of the combination of its space and
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As the article notes, He supports #calexit the California Independence Movement. I wonder if he's really making a play for President of California.
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That's a great point. I bet WebAssembly will result in an altogether next generation of technology given what we want to achieve today, not what we wanted to achieve in the early 1990s. But I have a feeling svg will have a big roll to
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I think artists and prgrammers ahve more in common than you think, so does pg . . . he even wrote a book about it— Hackers and Painters: http://paulgraham.com/hp.html
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Let's do something about it. I'm done with HTML+CSS.
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