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11y ago
Assuming one has a really good heater and sleeping bag, it legal/possible/affordable to live in a VW bus in say south Vancouver? Renting in places like NYC, SF these days seems most people are lemmingly throwing money away in an
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Not to be flippant, but "Anarchist extremists believe that society should have no government, laws, or police, and they are loosely organized, with no central leadership" is a core belief of both libertarian Republicans like the p
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Nifty. This cool "arms race" cannot go unanswered, it demands Ruby gem-install-pac-man. ;) ᗧ ・・・・️・・・・ and: ᗣᗢᗤ┏┗┓┛┣┫┻╋┳┃━ Also: Alien monster https://duckduckgo.com/?q=U%2B1F47E
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Scrypt-Ruby Supports JRuby, MRI and Rubinius
(rubygems.org)
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Sparkle vulnerabilities finder (bash script)
(gist.github.com)
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Salient ideas: https://www.ted.com/talks/taylor_wilson_my_radical_plan_for_... Disclaimer: I used to worked for a US nuclear engineering consultancy which wound down in the late 90's because there was insufficient
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Bill Gates explains why China will build the first 4th gen nuclear plant
(nextbigfuture.com)
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Exactly. Constrained (most games) AI singularity is near, because chess was just the start.
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Not just "hell no": Helll no. These geniuses in Sacramento have no idea of the consequences of their actions. Sign the petition, because the EFF may blizzard them with emails and letters. https://act.eff.org/action
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11y ago
Sensational FUD and suspicion. It looks more like they're trying to ensure Scala has actual, independent governance separate from frameworks and show that TypeSafe/Lightbend/whatever isn't a SPoF nor going to dictate it
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Argh, that's frustrating. Perhaps biohacker folks may work on how cheap the chems are for these sorts of tests "unapproved" DIY/out-of-pocket way to do it? This seems like a TED / TEDx speaker-worthy problem beggi
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Same here. Tried Chrome and FF in regular mode, all extensions off.
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In the US, these are three distinctly different things: 1. A person's "papers," memories and life details typically lives as data on their personal smartphones and other devices. Currently, a phone/laptop seems to be tr
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LMAO. A similar situation happened at Stanford about 10 years ago ($150-200MM usd frittered away). Projects ran by vampiric consultants whom bill hourly -> "big deliverable never" -> ~ gigabuck$. Smart tech buyers don'
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Does anyone have additional follow-up details of the supposed black SUVs at Apple Cupertino? VEEP, POTUS, TLA, etc. EDIT: Previous item: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=11120365
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Amen to that. Edit: Plus, this sort of hysterical article is bunk because there's metric ftons of angel money which renders VC/IB money, sovereign wealth and public IPO moot.
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This old study may only underscore people generally don't measure their diet or pay attention to nutrition in order to avoid preventable conditions of their own fault: balanced, limited caloric intake and essential vitamin sufficiency.
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These type of approaches are how to begin to SWAT proof privacy services analogous to what was Lavabit provided, but some of other issues are: - overlay node discovery, registration (which ethereum may handle) - interop with common protocol
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Setting Date to January 1, 1970 Can Permanently Brick Your iOS Device
(techstuffer.com)
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FWIW, Stanford both does recycling (usually 4 or 5 cans in Tresidder [0]) and post-consumer separates trash into recyclable materials. Judging from the typical Tragedy of the Commons recyclable contamination disaster at places like Costco
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It's actually a prank to brick your device: http://wccftech.com/fastest-trick-brick-ios-device-video/ This is something Apple should address.
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First, Zenifits business model was novel for a double-ended marketplace... get suppliers (insurance companies, etc.) to sustain the business. How do Zenifits compare to Paychex (the old standby of payroll processing) and Workly? What are f
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Yeah, me too. -1. There is legitimate trolling, harassment, drama and d!ck moves that need to be handled with decency, common-sense and least bad measures... in open societies in real life, specific laws and enforcement haven't yet bee
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Using TweenMax with React [video]
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The discussion is a good thing. There are some dangers in blindly adopting draconian Cider House Rules, because, for instance, they can be gamed as cudgels to throw out individuals for any reasons rather than promote healthy debate and soc
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For reporting actual, demonstrable GPS constellation errors only (not equipment or user issues): mailto:pnt.office@gps.gov via http://www.gps.gov/support/contact/ (Folks at shops like Trimble and Garmin already ha
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One dedicated Fedora legal liason (2007-2013)
(bugzilla.redhat.com)
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There's... Stanford: money (VCs/angels), talent, founders and customers, all within a very comfortable radius (complete ecosystem). Google, Snapchat, PayPal, Netflix, ... And, strong alumni networking. and Harvard: has talent,
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This seems like an opportunity for hardware acceleration (CPU/GPU instructions / x265 accelerator) to reduce the power consumption on video playback for the majority of devices. Perhaps it's cheaper and simpler to make a co(
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It doesn't look like they're "acting shady," but that Walgreens + Theranos hasn't streamlined their bureaucracy and user experience which promotes the value-add of change instead of offering a lesser experience (lik
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