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by Naracion 6y ago
The following is a heartfelt text that one of my friends in my PhD program sent. She wishes this to be shared to raise awareness, so I'm sharing here for people who might not have a good understanding of the context. This is related to
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by Naracion 6y ago
This is so weird. I don't use messaging, just Whatsapp. My experience is the polar opposite--it shows my Whatsapp contacts whom I actually want to share with for a second, and then replaces them with messaging contacts. It's like
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by Naracion 6y ago
I don't even understand what this feature is supposed to be. All I know is that the share screen _used to_ work really well! It used to show my most frequently contacted friends / family across applications (eg. Whatsapp vs Hangou
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by Naracion 6y ago
We're talking about 1920 though :)
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by Naracion 6y ago
The assumption was: "Anyone could easily choose to switch to hold demonstrations somewhere else, but the result of holding it where only 8% of people will see it will make that less of a choice for the ones organizing the event."
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by Naracion 6y ago
While this is true, I do not think this applies to the point that GP was making wrt influencing election results. Taking a public stance and enforcing said stance on communication through their services is a far cry from an internal discuss
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by Naracion 6y ago
The person who posted the comment about $5000 pasta is not the same as the person who wrote the article (who mentioned trading).
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Source Hut, the Hacker's Forge(sourcehut.org)
3 points by Naracion 6y ago|0 comments
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by Naracion 6y ago
Out of curiosity, what is the quote and whom is it by? (not trying to challenge you, just interested)
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by Naracion 6y ago
As cowpig has mentioned in another comment, I also doubt Tim would have trouble finding other opportunities if he wants to. However, as Tim says: "The victims weren’t abstract entities but real people; here are some of their names: Cou
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by Naracion 6y ago
I'm sorry, this comment is not necessarily a reply to you directly but to the thread in general--are we talking about the real world or some fictional TV show? Genuine question, is this something a "normal" HN reader should b
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by Naracion 6y ago
That was with the pretext of it being a person standing at your front door with a clipboard--if such a person did not also have a badge and a gun, GP wouldn't open the door.
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by Naracion 6y ago
Your parent and grandparent comments were (imo, clever) word plays on C# / see sharp and back to _hear_ c# (instead of see sharp). Edit: Point being--scientific accuracy not required. :)
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AI Education for K-12(aieducation.mit.edu)
2 points by Naracion 7y ago|0 comments
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by Naracion 7y ago
Until July 1 the premium version of Hangouts Meet is made available for free to you if your university has access to Meet. This means up to 250 people in a single meeting: "Starting this week, we will begin rolling out free access to o
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by Naracion 7y ago
Does BKM stand for bookmark manager or something else? I tried searching for "BKM" but didn't come up with many (relevant looking) hits.
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by Naracion 7y ago
I think the OP meant that people using iPad and iPhone to call in also had virtual backgrounds, so concluded that it might not need as much CPU as the GP surmised. Another poster mentioned though that Zoom required green screens for this fe
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by Naracion 7y ago
Coming up with an idea for something, and then sharing this idea with other people in an open manner, can plant the seed that germinates the execution for that idea. To me, that's part of the reason why thought pieces are valuable to m
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by Naracion 7y ago
May I suggest a rephrasing for that? Execution can bring profit. Ideas might not. History is full of examples of visionaries coming up with ideas that have inspired and fueled others--in some cases whole industries have been founded on thes
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by Naracion 7y ago
Why not be more inclusive and enable both how humans search as well as how nerds search?
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by Naracion 7y ago
Out of curiosity, what's your native language?
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by Naracion 7y ago
Some places don't accept cash to reduce the risk of theft--we don't carry cash, you can't steal from the cash register.
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by Naracion 7y ago
I'm sorry for my ignorance, but how does NextDNS compare to 1.1.1.1 by Cloudflare? I've been using 1.1.1.1 for some time. For me it has worked fairly well in the USA where my connection speed is ~200mbps. While I was in India, 1.1
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by Naracion 7y ago
I had never thought I'd want a truck. This though is totally retro and I absolutely love it. Looks like Elon Musk is finally making stuff that's something Tony Stark would've created (aesthetically). Seems very Iron Man to me
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Sampling Theory–The Best Explanation You’ve Ever Heard(earlevel.com)
2 points by Naracion 7y ago|0 comments
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by Naracion 8y ago
Privacy.com allows you to create virtual credit cards once you connect a source of payment to your account. Can be bank or debit card. I personally create one credit card for every paid subscription I have with the limit set on the amount t
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by Naracion 8y ago
How often do you think this happens? I am through and through an Android + Windows user and hate Apple for certain things but I do have to admit their design decisions are pretty solid most of the time. It's not like you're learni
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by Naracion 8y ago
>also the fault of the bigger brands not investing enough into the optimization of their listing, they don't depend on it. I wouldn't call it their "fault", per se. Thought experiment: If I'm a third party seller
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Sigur Rós: Tónandi(magicleap.com)
1 points by Naracion 8y ago|0 comments
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by Naracion 8y ago
Thanks! That's a great list for inspiration.

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