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accidentalrebel
7y ago
> It's not surprising that his fans have chosen to apply those techniques to Tim Ferriss himself, by following his social media and calling around at hotels to find him. He all but encouraged this behavior in his first book. This i
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Whatever the motive I'm glad that he still eventually got to the point. I don't think you can fault him for that, that's what he's good at, I guess.
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That is very interesting. I follow a number of "Just Talking" podcasts and I have come to consider the members as my friends. Some of them really are, but others are just purely because I listen to their podcast. Feels weird to re
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7y ago
That is very interesting. > That means that 5% of the richest people in the world (24 of the richest 500) are so anonymous that there isn't a photo that even a dedicated team of reporters can find. Either they can't find it or
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8y ago
If you haven't read it yet try "Hackers: Heroes of the Computer Revolution" by Steven Levy. He covers a big chunk of computing history from the hardware hackers at MIT to the game development revolution that spawned from micr
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Show HN: SudokuBoy – A sudoku game written in x86 assembly
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The tool for me that I have spent a lot of time learning and improving is my Emacs environment. It wasn't easy but as soon as I got the hang of things I was able to improve a lot in terms of overall productivity. Knowing how to debug w
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I've already gone through 3 weeks worth of Handmade Hero episodes but stopped because of my busy schedule. During that short time I was able to appreciate the value of having full control over your code. I've built a career using
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9y ago
It's not searching the contents of groups but rather the groups themselves. Using Facebook's search functionality it searches the title or description of the group for my terms. For example: https://www.facebook.com
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9y ago
I had some Vape related items to sell. From where I'm from a lot of people buy and sell these kind of items through Facebook groups. I then made an iMacros bot that would automatically search certain Vape related keywords on Facebook,
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This is interesting. Is there a list somewhere of all projects that Mozilla has helped in the past? Huge respect to them.
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These topics bring me back. The "rule of thumb" engineering that you speak of made me remember the different constants that were taught we should just accept as is because, well, it is considered constant. Nevermind where the guy
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9y ago
You can also filter by severity (i.e. high, trivial, etc)