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chejazi
10y ago
Perhaps the primary reason is accessibility. Onion addresses are not easily memorized. See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zooko%27s_triangle I believe this inconvenience is minor, however.
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10y ago
Ah yes. What's curious is that uBlock doesn't block the mobile ones as well!
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10y ago
Your stream doesn't feature ads? Mine is chock-full of them on desktop web.
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11y ago
https://willyreport.wordpress.com/2014/05/25/the-willy-repor...
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11y ago
I feel like bumpy.business might be a more appropriate name for a site devoted to startups :)
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11y ago
> > I think it's time people talk about these things publicly The strategy is deterrence. This is similar to how the justice system "makes an example" out of certain cases by pressing extremely harsh penalties. So while
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Airbnb Acqui-Hires ChangeTip Staff, but Code Still for Sale
(coindesk.com)
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11y ago
What you are referring to is a "slug" [1] which adds another searchable dimension to the content. This appeals to marketers trying to add searchable keywords to boost discovery. Not having one won't affect HN since "ever
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11y ago
I experimented with this [1] using GPU acceleration. Last I was working on it, phones required you to manually enable WebGL in the browser and even then I couldn't get it to work on mobile. I shelved it, though I probably could have go
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Little Blue Pills Among the Ways CIA Wins Friends in Afghanistan
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11y ago
Given how infrequently HN updates their markup, I don't think such extensions will break very often.
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Google's API translates a sound sample to text. DeepGram's API uses the sound sample to search other audio.
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11y ago
Facebook has the data to make a solid prediction market. That should be their new biz model - they'll still exploit our data but they won't be degrading our user experience with ads.
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11y ago
0. Arrived at site 1. Entered HN URL 2. Entered email reluctantly 3. Checked email, nothing received 4. Started writing comment on HN, frustrated 5. Checked email again, still nothing 6. Posted comment, disappointed
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11y ago
This broke a number of builds that depended on the (previously) published modules, here's a GitHub issue showcasing that: https://github.com/azer/left-pad/issues/4
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I've Just Liberated My Modules
(medium.com)
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11y ago
Earlier, he claimed he would use social engineering to unlock it, not some technical hacking [1]. Much more believable in my opinion. But the timestamp on the parent's article makes me skeptical that that proposal stood much ground. [1
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11y ago
Culture means a lot of different things to a lot of different people. There definitely needs to be a mechanism for capturing the energy from a company that a candidate can experience at their leisure. An onsite isn't good for this due
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...And I was hoping it would be. No big security updates here, it seems.
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11y ago
Alcoholism is only a symptom of the problem. He clearly has lots of pain that needs to be addressed. You need to get his family or maybe a close friend informed. If nothing else, take it to HR. It's not an ordinary coworkers job to off
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11y ago
The depressing aspect is the accelerating fragmentation caused by more custom protocols entering the game. Supporting them all as the space grows will only get more cumbersome.
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11y ago
> it makes it easier to access (can read papers on the net rather than going to a library) but that's about it. I disagree. The text is indexed and searchable. > the meaning of the papers isn't addressed by that. I agree. I
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This is the right approach. Like what OCR does for digitizing volumes of literature.
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11y ago
This sounds hilarious. I would love to hear some stories!
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credism: the belief in value
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To phrase the dichotomy more simply... One type of ad is about recognition. The other type is about solving a problem. To me, this largely boils down to CPC vs CPM. It will be interesting to see how the market evolves to embrace (or discard
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Good point, I need to provide better context. In my hometown, there aren't a lot of opportunities, and a significant portion of what's there is service / labor. So by staying in my hometown, I'm implying that a lot of th
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If you try using your browser's scrollbar their js fights back too...
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Do you have a scientific breakthrough in cheap/fast/efficient water desalination and purification?
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Public schools aren't the greatest when it comes to accelerating social mobility - a lot of my graduating class is still in my hometown. If you can afford it, a private school will put you on a more focused track to success. Still, ple
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