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Show HN: “Twitter for video highlights”
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Show HN: I made an app to track video topics daily
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13y ago
What is the most beautiful thing you could make?
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13y ago
I'd say Westgate was a proper attack, no?
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13y ago
PSTN and TV are dead, they just don't know it yet.
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13y ago
>there are easier ways If you're a military contractor, a military buildup or war is optimal.
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13y ago
And you can get both goxxed and doxxed.
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13y ago
Rules like "only fund Harvard dropouts under 25" screen out big hits.
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13y ago
Interviewed for PM there a while back. Slow process. Neither interviewer adapted questions to the candidate, asked trivial stuff, didn't scale up difficulty. Static, reading script, little followup. Second interviewer didn't read
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13y ago
The utter pedantry ;)
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13y ago
"So we told them to git out of town. "
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13y ago
BlackMail
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13y ago
No, you have to block spending, not the debt ceiling. Have the debate on the actual policy. The ceiling is a dupe var out of sync.
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13y ago
Let's get her off the intelligence committee: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=6630677
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13y ago
On second thought, I wonder if it's because of instinctive sympathy for fellow elites. Else maybe it's just the diplomatic pressure from those elites.
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13y ago
Seems pretty clear she only cares about fellow elites: http://www.nytimes.com/2013/10/29/world/europe/obama-may-ban...
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13y ago
This is some major bullshit. Obama is ready to ban spying on allied leaders, but not on Americans: http://www.nytimes.com/2013/10/29/world/europe/obama-may-ban...
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13y ago
Bimodal distribution :) Polarizing but plenty of comments. This issue sits at the intersection of big data and politics. It's fundamentally cheap storage and networking which enables this surveillance.
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13y ago
> she's said she's not going to run for re-election Link? This Feinstein 2018 graphic seems to indicate she's running: http://www.diannefeinsteinforsenate.com/
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13y ago
Phone call works better than email and takes just a minute. "I'm registered to vote in California, and I'm calling because I strongly oppose mass spying on Americans." I'll call tomorrow: (415) 393-0707 http:/
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13y ago
Submission guidelines: http://ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html Upvotes are evidence of hacker interest. TV news would not cover this, too inside-baseball. But I hear you, you're not interested.
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13y ago
Feel free to not upvote.
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Boxer gets lots of entertainment money and some from tech, Feinstein more from military contractors. Boxer: http://www.opensecrets.org/politicians/contrib.php?cycle=201... Feinstein: http://www.opensecrets.o
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13y ago
There's a Facebook group to remove Feinstein: https://www.facebook.com/removefeinstein
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A total review is just a punt, that's far from a reversal. And it's very telling re: her elite-centric POV that spying on foreign leaders put heat on her, but not mass spying on Americans.
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13y ago
Apparently the only way to get rid of a US senator is if the Senate expels her. That hasn't succeeded since 1862, but 3 disgraced senators since '82 resigned in advance of being expelled. Basically only for major scandals: http:&
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13y ago
Most of that margin is because she's an incumbent in a state that votes Dem. She hasn't made enough waves for people to pay attention to her positions beyond rural voters who dislike her assault weapons ban. But techies should be
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13y ago
Cruz could win the nom but he'd never get elected.
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> you only need to get a filibuster-proof supermajority of the Senate to agree. Who'd filibuster in her support? > It'd probably be easier to convince Feinstein to change her ways This campaign would be a form of pressure.
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13y ago
WhereShouldIDonate.com based on big data would be super useful. Rather than wading through political blog comments.
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