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by SZJX 11y ago
Why do you need expandable storage if you get 64/128GB. I've never even managed storage on my 64GB Nexus 6 since I got it in February.
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by SZJX 11y ago
I don't think the human beings will have no solution in hand for such a critical situation. Clearing up the debris to a good enough extent such that we can launch things normally won't be that hard at all, when hundreds of billion
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by SZJX 11y ago
Lol this flag actually looks like the flag of some Japanese shogun. Maybe somebody has even already used it in history!
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by SZJX 11y ago
Don't think Vim is much interested in mouse functionalities at all. Just use Emacs to create diagrams. It'll be fine.
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by SZJX 11y ago
Lol using Emacs doesn't mean you'll have to hit a lot of Ctrl. It allows you to customize everything then obviously Evil is the sensible way to go.
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by SZJX 11y ago
Thought many people already knew it well. A convenient feature of Emacs no doubt.
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by SZJX 11y ago
Sure a bunch of books is no use. But, for self learning there's nothing more systematic than following one or two well-written books through. Just trying to gain everything via "practical" knowledge without any systematic g
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by SZJX 11y ago
Zumba is a dance.
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by SZJX 11y ago
It's OK dude. If people deem a comment "derisive" just because of a normal word then this whole environment is quite insane. Don't feel bad for pointing out a fact. You did the right thing! If you pay too much attention
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by SZJX 11y ago
I don't think a "wrapper" is anywhere near the meaning of a "hack". Most of the things we see posted here on HN probably involve more work and creation. Not saying that such a wrapper is not valuable, just that I th
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by SZJX 11y ago
lol "travel the world". Don't be so grandiose. The only way to actually explore and travel the world is to set your feet out and get around, learn the language and culture. This is such nonsensical branding.
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by SZJX 11y ago
I think one point that doesn't really make sense to me is the strict separation of R/C/I zones and the land plot pricing curve for them. Surely nowadays nobody wants to live exactly in the city center? And it makes no sense t
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by SZJX 11y ago
Doesn't org-mode already a kind of do that? I think it will handle most of the requirements just fine, handle LaTeX when necessary and what's better is that it comes within emacs allowing all kinds of easy customizations and exten
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by SZJX 11y ago
It's obviously not any news that CIA and similar agencies sponsor disruptive activities all over the world as long as they see fit to their own interest. So-called "democracy" and "freedom" etc. are just all conveni
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by SZJX 11y ago
Well said. Though of course another aspect of those social institutions was hierarchical stability: if a peasant married a nobility, had a child, and then gained claim to this family's assets then all would go to pots soon. On the cont
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by SZJX 11y ago
Not really. Those who don't hold this moral value will still think it's a privacy breach. If they think it's a joke and don't take it seriously, then it's some other problem instead of "moral vendetta"
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by SZJX 11y ago
It's not "wishful thinking". It's a tool/lie by the ruling class to control the mass. "Marriage" has always been a tool to ensure hierarchical stability: nobles married nobles because that helped to mainta
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by SZJX 11y ago
Well I don't think there is anything inherently wrong with Google. So suddenly people have started to become suspicious about what data a router is able to collect, while in fact various routers which are well capable of executing mali
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by SZJX 11y ago
It makes so little sense to make push/pull into one thing. It's likely to do much more harm than good.
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by SZJX 11y ago
Don't know him a lot, but this sounds credible just from this article: > The first effect of teaching a methodology —rather than disseminating knowledge— is that of enhancing the capacities of the already capable, thus magnifying th
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by SZJX 11y ago
This statement by Dijkstra sounds a bit determinist/elitist. Differences in talent/"intelligence" is largely a myth while only accumulation of experience matters. This kind of claim is dangerous in that it allows those h
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by SZJX 11y ago
Exactly. Quotes like: > The word “hustle” has lost its meaning. Everyone who works hard is called a “hustler,” even if they don’t win. Fuck conceptualization of ‘hustling’ as working hard. I only care about results. A great hustle withou
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by SZJX 11y ago
I actually had a similar experience when I was a child. Fortunately the water wasn't that deep and although I was also having the same "response" I managed to get out of there in time by treading the bottom of the pool. It wa
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by SZJX 11y ago
> No one consciously favors the rich kids; it's the confidence and status that they carry with them that gives them the advantages. They expect to be treated with respect, even by powerful people, and most of the time, that's w
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by SZJX 11y ago
That's not really true. I'd say any basically intelligent guy will have immediately figured out the injustice of the world when he matures, no matter his class background. And what action to take after this realization also differ
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by SZJX 11y ago
Back in my high school when preparing for university application etc. I used to sleep little and work a lot. I'd say that was the time when I was most productive. I slept at noon which must have been very helpful. Now I just can't
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by SZJX 11y ago
Not really "sadly" though I guess. If your manager has ability he'll know whether you've produced quality work or not. Just working for extra hours for its own sake at the expense of low-quality work, that doesn't c
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by SZJX 11y ago
I get a feeling that he supposes his readers will mostly have been loyal followers for years or something like that, which unfortunately is impossible to be the case.
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by SZJX 11y ago
True. This guy surely has a massive ego and talks all the way about "earning money", "building brand" and "socialization" and stuffs, which I don't think a reliable engineer in his right mind would put fir
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by SZJX 11y ago
The criticism on vision 2 is weak. He didn't offer many examples about how this vision made the world a worse place. I also don't see how this is comparable with "scientific Marxism" or whatnot. Those historic examples h

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