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A Theory of (Social Media) Collision Spaces
(generativist.falsifiable.com)
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Probablistic P2P Content Moderation
(generativist.falsifiable.com)
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15y ago
Yea. I don't see anything wrong with being alone when the right person is not there. Settling is not better than being alone. What I did was worse than that. I had something great and turned my back on it.
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15y ago
This is my response to the blog post that I wrote, Mortality and Dating ( http://pathdependent.com/articles/mortality-and-dating ). It was oddly popular on HN, so I'm submitting the follow up. Although the situation is not very common, I th
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Life, Love, Loss, and Time: A Cautionary Tale
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15y ago
I'm also at GMU in the CSS program. I skimmed the PDF after it was recommended by Max or Rob -- I can't remember. Now that I can just buy it in physical form, it's in my Amazon queue. P.S. To people on HN. Sean has a pretty nice LISP tutori
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A Visual Explanation of XMonad Shortcuts
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16y ago
Agreed. Furthermore, I would say that's true of most things requiring a lot of experience The people who come up with the methodologies initially are probably the people who have needed them the most / longest . They had experience that
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16y ago
I enjoy when Zed is appropriately flippant (irony intended). While, I don't have experience working for any teams that consider "XP, Scrum, Kanban, Waterfall," etc, to be gospel, I can see that being more than "fucking" annoying. That bei
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16y ago
I actually started working on something like this a week or two ago called falsifiable.org. My time is limited but I've thought about the project a lot. You seem to be doing what I want anyway, so please drop me an email for an exchange of
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16y ago
I think catastrophes demonstrate interesting properties of human communications. All of these reports on imminent meltdown are plausible to people ignorant of the plant's design and even those who are experts on nuclear energy . The levels
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16y ago
Actually, I should clarify but I don't like editing titles. I wrote WeightNudge to relieve some personal stress; it does not help other people "destress". The project I've been working on full-time suddenly became depressing, as it forced m
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Ask HN: What do you think of my destressing project, Weight Nudge?
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Commerce Department to Create Online Identity System
(eweek.com)
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Five types of students in grad school
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16y ago
Coincidentally, I started writing a "What I learned from my first semester of grad school essay on Friday." HackerNews is psychic paper.
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16y ago
Having a 30 second automatic refresh on the status page can't help. (Edit: Also, my Heroku apps are fine. Makes me feel a bit more secure about multi-tenant hosting.)
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16y ago
Github has been so reliable for me that their website was the last place I looked! When I saw: Permission denied (publickey). fatal: The remote end hung up unexpectedly my first response was to check that ~/.ssh was unmolested.
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Congrats Heroku: 100,001 deployed apps
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16y ago
I meant, PG's restriction of spidering HN at the rate of a few pages per minute, not posts limited to PG as the user.
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Thanks! I have actually been crawling HN restricted by PG's "a couple of pages per minute" limitation for the past three weeks. This is far more convenient.
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16y ago
Thanks for the comment, Sam. I couldn't find your contact information on your listed website.
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Ask HN: Question for the PBX/Phone Geeks
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Congressmen send Zuckerberg letter after UID issue
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16y ago
A conversation for reddit: http://www.reddit.com/r/worldnews/comments/ds4sv/merkel_says...
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The movie is very popular in some circles, enough so that I can understand why the OP did not add more of a description. (I assume he wanted to just tell people that it now exists for viewing on hulu.) The movie is an indictment of the corp
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If I remember correctly, there was an officially sanctioned torrent of the movie, a year or so after the release. (P.S. I'm not sure if hn readers who haven't seen it would like it; I thought it was two hours of high gloss propaganda, and I
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16y ago
I'm just curious, does anyone why it was named Riak?
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16y ago
Perhaps you're right regarding what the comparison is inviting. It might not be suggesting cross-country comparisons, but it's still making a normative statement concerning the ideal. My contention is that it should not do that; it should o
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16y ago
My problem was the conclusion: "As a nation, drivers in the United States travel slightly too fast and could improve overall life expectancy by decreasing their average speed slightly." As a nation, drivers in the United States travel at pr
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