PilateDeGuerre

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by PilateDeGuerre 13y ago
>moxie0 commented a year ago >The only secret is to [really] begin. Nice one Moxie ;)
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by PilateDeGuerre 13y ago
>I suppose one man's act of war is another man's act of diplomacy that can avoid war. "Politics is war by other means." - M. Foucault Which is an inversion of military theorist Clauswitz's "War is politics b
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by PilateDeGuerre 13y ago
MetaFilter has remained pleasant for years. Turns out $5 is a big enough hurdle to keep it sane.
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16 American cities foreign governments warn their citizens about(washingtonpost.com)
4 points by PilateDeGuerre 13y ago|1 comments
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by PilateDeGuerre 13y ago
This is blogspam. Original content: http://vihart.com/google-youtube-integration-kind-of-like-tw...
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by PilateDeGuerre 13y ago
In my spare time I like to generate some organic search traffic for "lung cancer" and "asbestos" and "mesothelioma" and click the AdWords. My Google stock has been going up as long as I've been doing this.
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by PilateDeGuerre 13y ago
Hey Robert, Thanks the article and the debate it inspired. Tell me, was picking a company name that Google attempts to auto-correct a conscious choice? I couldn't get to your website just by searching for your company's name on my
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by PilateDeGuerre 13y ago
>I think that is going to become a major issue in the future. As hackers are fond of repeating: "The future is already here — it's just not very evenly distributed." There are already huge surplus populations. This is in e
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by PilateDeGuerre 13y ago
This is great. I want to use this. Some improvements are needed: - When searching Florida to Florida (so as to find roundtrip cruises) the cruises just says Miami Round Trip w/o giving any ideas of where it is going to stop, what regio
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by PilateDeGuerre 13y ago
>especially for Bush is more than a stretch of reality. I don't necessarily agree with your parent's assertion, but do you not remember the NYT beating the drums of war as loud as anyone in the lead up to Iraq?
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by PilateDeGuerre 13y ago
When will the Pebble2 come out?
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Deserting the Digital Utopia: Computers against Computing(crimethinc.com)
1 points by PilateDeGuerre 13y ago|0 comments
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by PilateDeGuerre 13y ago
Hey Mordy you're sure to stop by and read this at some point so this appeal is to you: Please put your code up on GitHub. sed -i 's/Apple/aFruit/g' if you'd feel better about it that way, but fuck Apple an
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by PilateDeGuerre 13y ago
>How could one study it objectively? Here's a fix, and it comes from within: Give up the ideal of objectivity. Objectivity doesn't exist. I see this fallacy all the time from hackers. We are not merely rational creatures we are
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by PilateDeGuerre 13y ago
Warrants are quite a quaint notion in an era of parallel construction and Room 641As. To talk of warrants today is like talking of rope in the house of a hanged man.
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by PilateDeGuerre 13y ago
"Deserting the Digital Utopia: Computers against Computing"[1] might be of interest to HN readers as well. The whole piece is quite antagonistic to the HN worldview, and it ends on a sort of challenge to hackers. I submitted it as
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by PilateDeGuerre 13y ago
An encyclopedia? Is that like a wiki? I kid, I kid
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by PilateDeGuerre 13y ago
>Most of us aren't here to be the audience for whatever startups and sites that treat HN like a marketing tool. In a very literal sense that's exactly why we are all here. HN is ad supported just like most every no-cost websi
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by PilateDeGuerre 13y ago
No necessarily. Just because it may be more difficult to achieve doesn't mean it is less effective. The process is more specialized now surely and yet the niche remains. We know that when supply is constrained the price rises. So it ma
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by PilateDeGuerre 13y ago
No one likes a snitch.
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by PilateDeGuerre 13y ago
Good for these thieves choosing illegality over starvation. But looting a shop in the night is a very individual solution to what is afterall a very widespread collective problem. The question in my mind after reading this article is: in a
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Deserting the Digital Utopia: Computers against Computing(crimethinc.com)
1 points by PilateDeGuerre 13y ago|0 comments
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by PilateDeGuerre 13y ago
The complaint about the time going from 2 minutes to 8 minutes and also the car getting further away before getting closer sounds like the Uber drivers are doubling as Lyft drivers or other taxi-like apps. They have every incentive to alway
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by PilateDeGuerre 13y ago
"Is it surprising that prisons resemble factories, schools, barracks, hospitals, which all resemble prisons?" - Michel Foucault
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Amazon warehouse workers seek pay for security checks (mcall.com)
1 points by PilateDeGuerre 13y ago|2 comments
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by PilateDeGuerre 13y ago
>passes on all the value to employees and contractors...instead of extracting that value their employees create I was surprised to read your analysis of the situation. I must say that you're just flatly wrong. Amazon is not a good p
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by PilateDeGuerre 13y ago
I think you may not understand this product. 53 makes the Paper app and these are not custom blank Moleskine's but they are printed inside and out with what you select from the Paper app.
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by PilateDeGuerre 13y ago
Total demand in metropolises has increased. This rise in localized demand has priced out the poor and working classes and has resulted in a rise in overall homelessness. TFA points out that relocation isn't always a rational economic
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by PilateDeGuerre 13y ago
Have you heard of BitTorrent?
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by PilateDeGuerre 13y ago
Ah, thank you for the correction.

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