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Per the guidelines: "On-Topic: Anything that good hackers would find interesting." I think that rule should trump any other, regardless of source or topic.
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But Tumblr already exists. Honestly, though, that's what 4chan did with /b/ and that seems to work. Though externally most people associate 4chan with /b/, it does free up the other communities on the site to run sm
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10y ago
Clever and relevant. We look back on these sorts of things with a certain conceitedness, yet we still have the modern day equivalent with chain letters and social media posts.
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10y ago
What a world this would be if the 40+ comments on this post were actually about the article's subject matter.
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Right now it doesn't seem very welcoming to people with non-technical girlfriends that are curious about machine learning.
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I apologize for the snark at the end. I am easily goaded.
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What does a non-free pass look like, then? How do we reconcile with the people on the far end of the political spectrum?
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Honestly, who better? He has a following, people who know and respect him as a Conservative leader. How else do you propose getting that message of unity out to a Conservative audience? Besides that, if a person sees the error of their ways
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10y ago
I'm assuming you saw the name and the title and assumed a great deal about the article, which I admit I did as well, but I recommend giving it a read. He directly addresses the divisive nature of the two party system and the equal resp
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> But it still stands that the core message of tolerance is that we should examine things for harm and accept those things that minimize it, not that we should accept all things mindlessly. The recorder of that video has gone on to creat
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10y ago
Article 2 Section 1 Clause 5 of the Constitution > No Person except a natural born Citizen, or a Citizen of the United States, at the time of the Adoption of this Constitution, shall be eligible to the Office of President; neither shall
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https://youtu.be/RzA4dCT4X0I Some people are way too eager to be victims.
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Safe spaces as I've seen them implemented are exclusionary and discriminatory. A women-only safe space is sexist, as the implied "safety" of not allowing men implies that men are inherently unsafe. A POC-only safe space is ra
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What's that headline right now? Tesla had more revenue than all of American oil/coal combined? Edit: Found it: https://electrek.co/2016/11/10/tesla-made-more-money-last-qu...
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10y ago
For everyone flagging this and trying to pretend it doesn't exist, that's a pretty significant part of why Trump won in the first place. Engage with it. Understand it. Stop attacking ad hominem and learn to find common ground. You
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I've seen the word "bigot" thrown about more in the past week than in my entire life. It's incredible how few people seem to understand that the literal definition of bigotry is the complete disregard or ignorance of an
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I'm almost certain it was mass flagged and removed automatically.
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Good luck with that. Reddit's failed at it. Twitter's failed at it. It's almost always bundled with some sort of hate speech or political rhetoric that triggers swaths of people when they feel like they're being silenced
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The linked page is loading for me, but if it's seeing a lot of traffic there may be a lot of factors involved.
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> "We're delighted to share this insight into the past with a wider audience." No links to the book in the article. There's a branded link to Ancestry.com in the article, though. But no indication of where to go once
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HN seems to be really facts-averse some days. Seems you're getting the same treatment.
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> All of this was designed to run in 128k of RAM. Makes you really wonder why Windows 2000 requires 128 MEGS to run. OSX 10.0 Cheetah was released on March 24, 2001 and had a system requirement of "128 MEGS". https://
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I think a lot of people are forgetting about Olestra. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Olestra#Side_effects Edit: I think that a well-known incidence of a popular food product which got FDA approval and saw widespread use
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The MP3 codec is patented in the US, due to expire at the end of next year: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MP3#Licensing.2C_ownership_and...
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10y ago
Watching the demo animation on the site it seems to scroll for new messages. Is it only when the application doesn't have focus that it stops scrolling?
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Also, as they put it themselves: > We wanted to see if with 25 years of hindsight and a clean slate we could create something interesting and unique in the operating systems space.
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Just because you're not the target demographic doesn't mean the demographic doesn't exist.
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> Also sales tax isn't dishonest. I have to pay it to buy the machine!! What they mean to say is that VAT is included in the price tag in Europe, so when people see the € number they'll say "and that's exactly what it
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I suppose with Reddit's "flair" options you could put a BTC address next to your username in a lot of subreddits. But BTC is a lot more effort than just clicking a button, unless the site sets itself up specifically to use BT
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10y ago
It looks like you can "tip" communities and users and be tipped yourself for things you post. The incentive to create genuinely worthwhile content is much higher, assuming people actually use the tipping feature.
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