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by aurbano 8y ago
Have you read “Buddhism, plain and simple”? We share many ideas and have gone through a similar awakening. As most of the people commenting here, I wish we could all gather around a coffee table to discuss that book and others... Please, if
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Our Mathematical Universe: My Quest for the Ultimate Nature of Reality(en.wikipedia.org)
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by aurbano 8y ago
I've always been curious about talk therapy, and as someone who hasn't tried it - or knows someone who has - what would you say are the perceived benefits? How does it compare to an intelligent friend/partner?
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by aurbano 8y ago
I understand your point, but I believe in this case it doesn't apply necessarily because Sweden/Europe are only concerned with privacy related data. Mullvad gets around this by not storing customer information. As others have poin
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by aurbano 8y ago
I've recently switched to Mullvad from PIA, mainly because it's not US based and they "sound" more privacy focused. I quote sound because as another commenter mentioned, without trusted third party audits it's all m
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by aurbano 8y ago
I would love a popular movie (maybe even one for kids) where at some point through the movie we get to see things from the "bad guy"'s point of view and discover that it actually makes sense, leaving the viewer undecided on w
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by aurbano 8y ago
I believe what he meant is that all your “truths” are the same as the believe in the example. You have reasons to believe that those things are true, and certain observations made by you corroborated your hypothesis, leading you to conclude
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by aurbano 9y ago
Could you describe your coaching approach? That sounds interesting, and is often a difficult problem to solve
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by aurbano 9y ago
> hosted outside of any jurisdictions I'm curious about this - does it mean hosting in a country that "doesn't care", or is there some other option that I'm unaware of?
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by aurbano 9y ago
I agree with you, and I should’ve phrased it differently to get the point across better. I really enjoy looking at something from an unusual perspective. The upside to you if you’re referring people is what you mentioned, the ability to sel
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by aurbano 9y ago
Referral links are the most amazing financial product I've ever seen. I'll start from the end: Companies get FREE advertising from YOU, and unless you get them an actual customer, they don't pay. Effectively companies are “fo
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by aurbano 9y ago
Those are good links to interesting discussions on the topic, I guess UglifyJS is better than nothing although you're right there. Are you aware of any alternative that can do tree shaking? Reading those issues' comments there is
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by aurbano 9y ago
Dead code elimination (i.e. UglifyJS) should do away with most unused code from a library - so with a proper build system this shouldn't be a big concern...
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The Geometric Clock(the-geometric-clock.com)
1 points by aurbano 9y ago|0 comments
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Share with care: Exploiting a Firefox UAF with shared array buffers(phoenhex.re)
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TypeScript React Starter Project by Microsoft(github.com)
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by aurbano 10y ago
I've used both extensively in IntelliJ IDEA Ultimate. It's slightly harder to setup than TS, and it feels less mature - but it's very hard to explain why with concrete examples. I did have to turn off code completion based on
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by aurbano 10y ago
So they don't do hosting... What you've quoted just explains how they act as a layer in front of the actual server
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Bootstrapping overseas as an American(expatsoftware.com)
3 points by aurbano 10y ago|0 comments
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by aurbano 10y ago
WhatsApp uses IP addresses directly to route the traffic, but you could still use a VPN. The problem is that unless everyone else uses one you won't be able to talk to them...
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by aurbano 11y ago
> What I am bitching about is that I can't get around NPM/Bower and other bullshit, I have to use it for a lot of these libs, regardless of me needing them. You do realize that downloading the CSS/JS for these libs is triv
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by aurbano 11y ago
It uses SVG, so it will speed it up a lot. Unfortunately for things like a force layout in a graph, the main bottleneck will be JavaScript calculating the positions.
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by aurbano 11y ago
It looks really good, I can't wait to give it a go. Any idea of when you'll start shipping worldwide? I'm based in the UK.
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by aurbano 11y ago
"I bet I could get your kids to eat roasted portobello mushroom goat cheese lasagna" It's scary to think that we are advancing towards a world where kids could say no to this...
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by aurbano 11y ago
After spending most of the morning solving it manually I was thinking about how an algorithm might work for this. Perhaps converting each regex into a DFA, but there are too many dependencies with all the other regexes. Any ideas on how to