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auganov
9y ago
I don't know the numbers. But if my intuition isn't completely wrong, and I'm not a total outlier, most seem to spend a lot of time on Messenger (/other IM) talking. Usually talking about content that is social in nature
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auganov
9y ago
If anything, most of the addictive internet stimuli are social to some degree. I do think there's an interesting analysis to be made of how social connectedness got redistributed though. Both in terms of absolute connectedness and who
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9y ago
I have this tendency to get stuck in an incrementalist mode of coding where I'll unnecessarily "test" little changes before it really makes sense. Forcing myself to write out as much code as possible before running it, is a f
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auganov
9y ago
You could always spin Clojure as JVM experience, F# as .NET etc.
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auganov
9y ago
If you own the car you'll be able to make it really nice a comfy. Being in it alone (or friends/family) also makes a big difference.
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auganov
9y ago
Sounds like you're really not at peace with where you are. Please take good care of yourself and be careful of black and white thinking. On a practical note, in situations like yours, trying to get hired by meeting people personally an
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auganov
9y ago
The classic Clean Code by Robert C. Martin <- probably won't learn much new, but worth it, just to let the concepts reenter your consciousness. The Secret War Against the Jews by John Loftus <- Changed the way I think about inner
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auganov
9y ago
That's not permanent residentship though, is it?
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auganov
9y ago
I know, right? I'm mostly on the other side politically, much more ambivalent about this situation too. Found it curious how many, whom I'd usually associate with liberal politics, have taken it up.
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auganov
9y ago
Don't write-off the reference just yet. Obviously, idk how bad it was, but at the end of the day most people understand looking for a job isn't fun. Don't give up. Going to be okay!
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auganov
9y ago
Right, "terrorist" is a pretty relative term. Organizations calling for genocide of the Jewish people, descendants of those who tried, or allies of such. That's a mouthful but much more fitting.
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auganov
9y ago
Even better example, if you do say: $ *npm install whatever in a remote directory, it will actually execute the real thing on the server. So as long as you don't need to use ncurses based program etc. it's a good-enough ssh
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auganov
9y ago
I don't buy into the consumer-side of the scare. The most misunderstood part is the FCC will still absolutely have the authority to intervene when rights are being violated. And it has, way before there was a big public debate. Worst c
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auganov
9y ago
Just deleting most paragraphs would already make a big improvement.
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auganov
9y ago
"Apologies" like Chris Sacca's [0] don't make you too hopeful. Often I have committed as their first limited partner and encouraged them to use my name and participation to attract other investment. I’ve introd
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auganov
9y ago
Don't need to raise local. And you probably shouldn't anyways if you're in Europe.
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9y ago
INAL; My understanding is that you can invest in startups without being an accredited investor if it's part of crowdfunding as per "Regulation Crowdfunding" https://www.sec.gov/info/smallbus/secg
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auganov
9y ago
Datomic when it first came out probably. Meaning still over 10 years ahead of its time.
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auganov
9y ago
Not disagreeing. But as far as Brave/BAT goes, given that the founder is Brendan Eich, I imagine somebody might.
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auganov
9y ago
Very cool! Should try to pick the relevant definition when there's many though. Even your very first example gives the wrong one for quarrel, you need to click through 7 definitions before you get the right one.
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auganov
9y ago
Right, quite honestly I'd like to see them just make a mostly uncensored spinoff and set up censorship on vanilla youtube. Lax, uneven censorship gives you the worst of both worlds really.
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auganov
9y ago
His doctors say the pattern of brain damage does not match that of botulism. More symptomatic of a respiratory arrest. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nJKmyCKM7W0
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9y ago
TLDR: Police asked the developer to stop working on it. (and judging by their Twitter activity, no crazy stuff happened) https://web.archive.org/web/20150822042959/https://github.co...
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9y ago
I found the most success with https://github.com/shadowsocks/shadowsocks/tree/master . It was a while back though. With ssh, restarting the connection would help for whatever reason. So I had a little script
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auganov
9y ago
I'm sure all of you who love debating ECC will enjoy this defcon video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aT7mnSstKGs "DEFCON 19: Bit-squatting: DNS Hijacking Without Exploitation (w speaker)"
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auganov
9y ago
Don't give up. The general rule is that traction trumps everything. Even if there's vicious discrimination at the pre-traction stage, you can still totally make it.
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9y ago
Right, IPv6 gives you no guarantee that you'll be reachable. What default firewalling should look like is still an ongoing discussion.
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9y ago
IPv6 means every device can have a globally routable, unique address. Hence bypassing the need for relay or hole punching servers. On a side note, I don't believe it to be a major problem in this context though.
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10y ago
I don't enjoy journalism too much and definitely didn't like Nautilus. But you might enjoy edge.org. Once a week they have someone successful in the respective field talk about whatever they're passionate about in a philosoph
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auganov
10y ago
If the set of people you like has a different preference vs everybody then clearly, you're getting the wrong result.
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