anon012012

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by anon012012 11y ago
It's like butchers and supermarkets... The butchers, they can't compete. It seems doomed to be centralized. They're not creating another service as much as they're organizing their supermarket.
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by anon012012 11y ago
I'd say the spread of democracy. Viewing it as superior to fundamentalism, or whateverism, and going to other nations, changing their way to be, maybe even just supporting the change... It's colonialism, revisited. It could well b
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by anon012012 11y ago
I didn't feel sad, but reading that paper I feel something which knows no name. It is between respect, appreciation for beauty, and the need to do some maths. It isn't griefful, but it is truthful, and surely M.Nash would have lik
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by anon012012 11y ago
I agree with the idea, maybe, but not the phrasing. You're quick to judge people you don't know, and shame them when they have the courage of sharing. At the end of the day, his post is on the front page, and it's doing good.
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by anon012012 11y ago
This is why I use :3 It makes me look stupid, so it can only be a sincere smile. Or maybe I'm just stupid... Well to be fair, we're discussing the psychology of smileys. I have a theory about ":)", that people use it whe
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by anon012012 12y ago
I think because it is more a consequence of human nature than governmental activity (though in some measure they're intertwined, and so it's hard to say objectively).
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by anon012012 12y ago
I love it, mostly Rumi. It's like motivational poetry, for the nerds from 800 years ago. “If you are irritated by every rub, how will your mirror be polished?” - Rumi “Sit, be still, and listen, because you're drunk
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by anon012012 12y ago
Yes, I'm French and I agree. The message is well translated, but the original is made with much more precision, and it is more gracious. But English has some nice poetry, I like Whitman and e. e. cummings. When it comes to French, I&#x
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by anon012012 12y ago
Typically you prefix "Show HN:" in the title, if showing your own product. Maybe because this is a place for news, primarily, and so it's not humble to link your own product as a news, but you can ask for community feedback w
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by anon012012 12y ago
Because the land is cheap, it is generally easier to expand and drive, and also because the US auto industry is 3 million jobs directly, 13 million indirectly, 2nd biggest auto industry on the planet, and so politically I guess it would cau
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by anon012012 12y ago
Sorry to be slightly off topic but we could imagine the browser adapting to the context, too. There'd be a dropdown menu to select for example "Photoshop context", then it changes tabs according to the open project, and remem
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by anon012012 12y ago
It's possible my monitor brightness is wrong (nevermind, you're right, I see it now), and thanks for the feedback and sharing tips.
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by anon012012 12y ago
I thought it should be integrated in the OS, applications would set the context through the API. Software like this reads the context and manages the notes. That's to say I had a good impression, and I hope to see it on Windows one of
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by anon012012 12y ago
It's probably more a matter of simplifying the look, having portraits first. If we're trying to one-up Google at design, here's my probably-lame attempt, using the bevel to have the cake and eat it too, hopefully. http:&#x
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by anon012012 12y ago
Sometimes I think privacy is bound to die because of nuclear bombs. What stops a country sneaking bombs into another? We need total knowledge of what's in the city. But maybe I'm wrong, I haven't thought it through.
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by anon012012 12y ago
They're all in computer vision, machine learning, ect... I doubt they helped for more than the visual search engine.
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by anon012012 12y ago
The more trained and properly staffed they are, the faster it'll be, I don't think it's representative
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by anon012012 12y ago
When you pay at the restaurant you don't know about the extra of putting it together, and so I don't think they're morally obligated, but it's certainly controversial and something to think about.
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by anon012012 12y ago
When there'll be drone delivery, you could imagine a service where you rent for example a hammer for one hour, when you need one, for a few cents it'd fly to your window, then you send it back.
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by anon012012 12y ago
As someone with 10 years drug experience, I'll agree with you. I often see people say LSD is provably safe, when we don't even understand the brain. I'd say instead that it's empirically proven that some people have su
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by anon012012 12y ago
I see, thanks for pointing it out! It'd only be trustless for minor decisions, then, not worth risking the 1st hash reward to find another, and that's not very interesting.
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Using Bitcoin for universally trustless randomness(pastebin.com)
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