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by cc-d 7y ago
Location: Tennessee/Remote Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: python, flask, perl, linux, git, sql, js, hmtl/css, php, web focused in general Email: ccarterdev@gmail.com Résumé/CV: https:/
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by cc-d 7y ago
>For a site focused on transparency and privacy, it's parked behind CloudFlare. I can't view the site past the about page without JS enabled and allowing CloudFlare to probe and track me. Unfortunately I have no choice in this
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by cc-d 7y ago
Bug. Fixed now, 4 minute response time :)
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by cc-d 7y ago
from a ui perspective, i think this is correct. the only issue will be losing familiarity for reddit users.
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by cc-d 7y ago
This was re-submitted here when I was sleeping, and I was the only admin. I went to bed thinking my submission had not been noticed, leaving my site misconfigured thinking it did not matter. The technical issues and most of the offensive co
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by cc-d 7y ago
This was re-submitted here when I was sleeping, and I was the only admin. I went to bed thinking my submission had not been noticed, leaving my site misconfigured thinking it did not matter. The technical issues and most of the offensive co
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by cc-d 7y ago
This was re-submitted here when I was sleeping, and I was the only admin. I went to bed thinking my submission had not been noticed, leaving my site misconfigured thinking it did not matter. The technical issues and most of the offensive co
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by cc-d 7y ago
I added additional information to the rules clarifying what the 'gray area' clause was aimed at.
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by cc-d 7y ago
Correct. Mainly loli/shota porn, and other forms of content that was borderline-cp.
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by cc-d 7y ago
>EDIT: I do have some problems with this rule: "Nothing that violates US law, or anything that would be considered 'gray area'." What is a 'gray area' is, itself, a gray area. I don't think the rule its
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by cc-d 7y ago
I am the only 'moderator' and I was asleep whenever this was re-submitted without me having any fore-warning. The technical errors are fixed now. I went to bed with the site reconfigured, not worrying too much because I thought th
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by cc-d 7y ago
Agreed. With psuedoanonymous sites like reddit it's trivial to be anonymous anyway by rotating alt-accounts. This just streamlines the process.
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by cc-d 7y ago
Internet fuckwads are fine as long as they stay limited to their own communities. What you and I deem a 'fuckwad' will vary greatly. While somebody spamming 'hitler did nothing wrong' is certainly a fuckwad, it is only a
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by cc-d 7y ago
Captcha option has been implemented since before release, just disabled.It is enabled now. Content marked as "nsfw" will not show up in the default index page, and nsfw posts in sfw subs will have the thumbnail hidden. This was &#
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by cc-d 7y ago
yes hello site's creator here there were a ton of technical issues earlier that are now 'mostly' fixed in terms of the nsfw content, the index page is basically /r/all without nsfw. marking something as nsfw in a sf
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Show HN: Ieddit – A minimalist, Reddit-like site with anonymous posts/comments(ieddit.com)
220 points by cc-d 7y ago|163 comments
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by cc-d 8y ago
Same here :)
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by cc-d 8y ago
>I'm not against it being used but we need to be careful, we don't want another opiod crisis. This is a horribly ignorant statement. Ketamine therapy is in no way comparable to widespread opioid prescription in risk. You are on
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by cc-d 8y ago
>The problem is that the effect sizes for most anti-depressants is quite small and the role of pharmaceutical companies in advancing their use has been quite a bit larger. The difference between psychotherapy and medication and psychothe
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by cc-d 8y ago
> fueling a cycle of dependancy. Similar to how diabetics are dependent on insulin, or schizophrenics dependent on their anti-psychotic medication? You're also implying that people with severe, clinical depression can assuredly be h
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by cc-d 8y ago
>I'm very much concerned that rather than traditional psychotherapy Why on earth would you be concerned about a tool which allows clinically depressed individuals to see immediate, significant improvement in their condition with rel
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by cc-d 8y ago
The success rate of AA is somewhere around 5-10%. Perfectly accurate stats are hard to acquire due to the nature of the disease of addiction, and the programs themselves intentionally do not track efficacy rate (after all, a program based o
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by cc-d 8y ago
>I have read, I can't remember where, that actually going cold turkey for hard drug (heroin, crack, etc.) addictions is a lot more effective than gradual decrease in use You can't just group all "hard" (what exactly d
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by cc-d 8y ago
The dangers of Ephedrine are benign when used correctly (oral, low dose amounts), as is both amphetamine and methamphetamine (the United States gives meth to kids for ADHD, there's a reason it's schedule 2). Even what one might ca
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by cc-d 8y ago
It's because weight loss pills tend to rely on the appetite suppressing effects of stimulants. Often, the compounds are intentionally chosen because they behave near identically pharmacologically to traditional stimulants. As such, the
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by cc-d 8y ago
Example Two: A caretaker, and the escaped autistic man he was trying to bring back with him to their facility, was confronted by a police officer. The caretaker, immediately realizing the danger of interacting with an American police office
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by cc-d 8y ago
>The whole thing feels like encroachment of some kind of bizarre secular theology into physics. Grandiose and mostly non-falsifiable claims that can't be used to make any specific predictions. Even though we have disproved many of t
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by cc-d 8y ago
When we're discussing things at the level of 'higher than our own universe', there is no reason to assume the concept of probability even exists.
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by cc-d 8y ago
>Or, more precisely, IQ is heavily correlated with the ability to succeed at taking IQ tests. ...and succeeding at taking IQ tests is also predictive of an individual's potential to succeed at, using the Feynman example, physics. Le
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by cc-d 8y ago
Feynman is a notable exception to the trend. Using a single exceptional result as evidence for decrying a trend is foolish. IQ tests obviously do not account for __every__ variable which we cumulatively call "intelligence", but IQ

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