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by catshirt 14y ago
with respect (i am speaking retro-introspectively)- i cannot understand how recognizing that your feelings would change with perspective isn't enough in and of itself to change them. to me, admitting your feelings would change with perspect
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by catshirt 14y ago
so actually one of my favorite things about the United States is being able to send my 5 year old kid to school without worrying they'll die of war, starvation, or poverty. not to lead your answer here; but, what- by your definition based i
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by catshirt 14y ago
that's interesting, because i too hold a similar opinion to rekwah, and consider myself nearly emotionless. with the ability to feign empathy. and i was moved to tears. "About 100 people die every minute by the way." i dont think you need
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by catshirt 14y ago
just because you say something isn't hyperbolic, doesn't mean it's not. likewise, just because you say something is respectful, doesn't mean it is. "liberal" and "conservative", as you don't seem to be aware, have meanings outside of United
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by catshirt 14y ago
> "no actual applications doing it?" hahahaha
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by catshirt 14y ago
my friends and i did a pretty decent scale mario in college [0]. it got decent coverage and was actually pretty cool. that said... these obviously blow mine out of the water. :) [0] http://www.njit.edu/features/sceneandheard/mariointhesnow
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by catshirt 14y ago
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by catshirt 14y ago
you're suggesting the majority of google's ad revenue is misclicks?
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by catshirt 14y ago
Mongrel2, which is sweet, declares itself "an application, language, and network architecture agnostic web server". and it's a pretty apt description. while it's possible it's not the appropriate word choice here, i wasn't actually able to
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by catshirt 14y ago
1. is there any evidence supporting the existence of a bug free system? 2. you're probably over-simplifying the actual process in which we algorithmically identify and eliminate terror threats. which i'd bet for all intents and purposes is
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by catshirt 14y ago
this is not that different than the suspensions we'd receive for not wearing identification lanyards introduced my senior year in high school. it seemed absurd even before the introduction of RFID. on one hand, this seems more absurd to me.
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by catshirt 14y ago
the reason your comment about Americans is not racist is because you are not talking about Chinese People and American People at all. you are talking about Chinese People and People of Low Income who Live In America . you used a qual
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by catshirt 14y ago
> This is like saying it wouldn't be so bad to be blind because blind people are able to live fulfilling and experience-rich lives. not to distract from the threads theme of misinterpretation, but no, not quite. it's more like saying "b
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by catshirt 14y ago
i think i've seen all of these already- with an Arduino no less. true to the Arduino, these are all composed of the same 2 parts: input and output. if you're able to understand or create any one of these projects, the theory behind the othe
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by catshirt 14y ago
for what it's worth, 3 of the 9 top level comments are distaste for the layout. i realize you'll be hard pressed to create a landing page that satisfies everybody, but this is a pretty textbook poor experience. very concretely: the only con
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by catshirt 14y ago
likewise, the hn crowd could stand to try reading between the lines instead of arguing tangentially
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by catshirt 14y ago
you're right, the broader point is "buy what is the best [for you]". i assumed the "for you" is implicit, given the obvious subjective nature of what it is we're talking about. are you suggesting he's trying to imply that there is a canonic
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by catshirt 14y ago
you can use any audio in Ableton. a big draw is it's time warping tools which makes it easy to manipulate songs like this. the real difference is Ableton doesn't have the ability to automatically chop the song into logical parts. Maschine c
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by catshirt 14y ago
1 million Facebook entries isn't cool. u know what's cool?
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by catshirt 14y ago
it would take some next level negligence to write a server you could exploit like this.
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by catshirt 14y ago
an upvote would probably be sufficient, but wanted to say thanks to the author for making a great list. i've been looking for this!
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by catshirt 14y ago
i'm sorry. the downvotes would suggest when your network is not connected to the internet you are invulnerable to cyber attacks? lol
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by catshirt 14y ago
what?
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by catshirt 14y ago
sorry- my intention was to further clarify your point.
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by catshirt 14y ago
what then, in your opinion, is an "obvious" bug? this is really about as obvious as it gets, from a development and qa perspective.
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by catshirt 14y ago
for what it's worth, i use sovereign bank who was recently acquired by santander. the sovereign online banking contains the NewUniversalCookie, which contains an XML document (LOL) with 3 nodes: name, username, and userID. seemingly no inte
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by catshirt 14y ago
Winston actually has a console transport. if that doesn't do what i expect, making a transport that wrote to stdout still seems rather simple.
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by catshirt 14y ago
+1 for feedback's sake. i'm not trying to save anything to my github. i just want to try a garage demo so i can see if it's worth sharing with anyone.
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by catshirt 14y ago
$200 is arbitrary and i'm not even sure it matters. would $100 or $50 be a different argument? that said, your analogy does not consider: 1. netflix has an insufficient library 2. as you admit, torrents are available essentially the same ti
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by catshirt 14y ago
seems they are completely aware they can get $200/m of paid tv content entirely free as well. which would actually suggest, despite your sarcasm, that no, it's not the reason.

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