catshirt

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by catshirt 9y ago
is that how you interpreted it? it's not until paragraph 13 (!) where author states: "Josh realised my app might be somehow getting cookies from visiting our site inside this web view, and then sharing those cookies with AFNetwork
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by catshirt 9y ago
when you have a bizarre request issue... find a working request, find the failing request, compare the headers... problem solved.
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by catshirt 9y ago
Godel Escher Bach has a bit where he explores an ant colony as consciousness, opposed to an individual ant (which are more like "thoughts", to put it one way)
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by catshirt 9y ago
Rick Doblin, founder of MAPS, talks a bit about this in his interview with Duncan Trussel: http://www.duncantrussell.com/episodes/2016/7/18/rick-doblin (i'd imagine this information is available els
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by catshirt 9y ago
i think OP is calling the process phony, not the conclusions. the government theatre that acts like it's learning something new about the benefits of these drugs so they can palletize their legalization. (palletize -- to make palatabl
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by catshirt 9y ago
eh. don't worry about me. your vote is positive and so you're doing fine. maybe i am lonely and angry. i didn't want to be critical really. just trying to provide some closure, since you asked... ps - TalkJS website is awesom
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by catshirt 9y ago
i don't think i'm lonely or angry. i'm just not super fond of irrelevance or self promotion. so using one as a platform for the other kind of rubs me the wrong way. on one hand, who am i to arbitrate relevance? on the other
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by catshirt 9y ago
dang. this is so awesome. really makes the machine feel so much more accessible. and your ad is one of the best i've seen since MasterClass ads in my Facebook feed. i felt like the ad was basically free content. i was learning!
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by catshirt 9y ago
"ganking 0ms reaction times would be fun" wonder, against this type of AI, if it's even possible to land something like meat hook or sacred arrow? on the note of good decision making, maybe even a failed hook could be enough
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by catshirt 9y ago
the takeaway is that you can do it, as the title suggests :)
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by catshirt 9y ago
lot of help that did...
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by catshirt 9y ago
in this instance the patent itself bothers me more than the trolling.
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by catshirt 9y ago
got my Vive 2 weeks ago. literally just got Altspace ready yesterday. i have friends who work there, and some of my favorite artists have authored there (Duncan Trussell, Reggie Watts). and if you take VR to it's logical conclusion, Al
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by catshirt 9y ago
maybe i'm a little crazy (doesn't get much more generic than 3d cubes...) but the demo visualization brought me back to 3d animation in Flash. interesting peek/reminder of how our tooling contributes to our outputs. (or maybe
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by catshirt 9y ago
seems disingenuous to suggest race had no part in her decision. it's not a coincidence she started getting racist in defense. if someone is spouting off the N word while beating up a black dude i seriously doubt you'd demonstrate
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by catshirt 9y ago
haha. i hear you. i'm kind of more into the idea of Facebook saying something like "caution: seems like you're kind of being a dick!" before you post a comment.
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by catshirt 9y ago
yep. and i think that is just a small step. when you enter some community event (bingo, concerts, golf) the social atmosphere does a good job self regulating. there are expected standards for behavior. the internet is a different beast of c
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by catshirt 9y ago
I recognize this may be a really unpopular opinion but lately I've been feeling like the lack of values and personality in ubiquitous apps like Instagram, Facebook, may be short sighted. don't get me wrong. i make web software- I
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by catshirt 9y ago
previous discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=14736270
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by catshirt 9y ago
got it. thanks mate. was an honest question. maybe negligent on my part, but i had something like a dunking booth in mind. wasn't considering a rush up the nose. definitely at least a bit closer to waterboarding than what i'd im
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by catshirt 9y ago
agreed. tried to articulate that in my post! thanks :)
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by catshirt 9y ago
eyyyyy tendigi. hi Jeff! looks like you're doing some cool stuff. - your old downstairs guy
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by catshirt 9y ago
it's kinda been tried by proxy through authentication standards like OpenID. i wonder if the solution isn't to back off a little though. that is, standardize some process instead of (de?)centralizing authentication. something th
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by catshirt 9y ago
great noob elaboration. much appreciated. :)
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by catshirt 9y ago
is not? or was not? honest question. care to elaborate for a noob?
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by catshirt 9y ago
you are being submerged in liquid? therefor holding your breath? therefor all together avoiding any of the torture induced by waterboarding? if you're interested in hammering out some science for us, waterboard yourself and report back
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by catshirt 9y ago
i visited improve.ai- presumably some cookie there is catching me. that's not to say I haven't had some super weird "how do they know..." moments with Facebook ads lately...
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by catshirt 9y ago
kickstarter campaign for an unpublished book titled "Bitcoin, Explained on a Napkin". no content, nothing explained.
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by catshirt 9y ago
ok so, for lack of value, I deleted my previous response to your post: "wow this is super awesome- wish I had a use case for it!" but now that improve.ai ads are starting to pop up in my Facebook feed, thought I could provide some
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by catshirt 9y ago
> So the moral of this commit message is: Yes, objectively bad names exist. more like objectively bad content blocking algorithms... i'm not going to pretend i have a better solution than hardcoding file names. but i'm also not

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