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by christofosho 9y ago
Is there ever going to be a way in this world today that one can simply not be tracked? I feel that most every device you use will have some company or another tracking you. I'd love if people could post some ideas around this. I'
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by christofosho 9y ago
We don't know if 11500 years was indeed the first. But I understand your argument.
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by christofosho 9y ago
Another great write up I posted recently: https://www.theatlantic.com/magazine/archive/2002/03/1491/30...
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1491: The “New World” Genocide (2002)(theatlantic.com)
2 points by christofosho 9y ago|0 comments
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by christofosho 9y ago
I wonder if this will lead to a trend of people going to see events live, more often. Given that seeing something occur live is going to end up as the only "real way" to trust something to be true. Scary to think that reality has
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by christofosho 9y ago
Wow. This is a lot to take in! Thank you for this, it gives me a gateway into things I can research to expand my knowledge on the subject of graphics.
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by christofosho 9y ago
I really hope that the ageist title was on purpose.
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by christofosho 9y ago
Didn't JavaScript partially solve the == problem with ===? Unless they grabbed that from another language as well. And that all being said, the equivalence table for JavaScript is crazy.
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by christofosho 9y ago
In reporting a website for using my intellectual property, Cloudflare forwarded all of my personal information (which was necessary to give) to the abuser in question. Funny enough, I had explicitly mentioned that these individuals had been
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by christofosho 9y ago
With perhaps a little arrow to open up the full summary.
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by christofosho 10y ago
This worries me, especially given some locations take your card and swipe it for you. I'm going to be checking these types of things more closely from now on... It is kind of sad, how difficult it is to educate the public on scams such
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by christofosho 10y ago
I was excited to watch the first, but it gave me a bit of motion sickness. I'm sad because it looked nice.
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by christofosho 10y ago
Thank you for the response. My original post wasn't meant to specify that the climate is /more/ divisive, but to ask the community what kind of ideas we can implement to make the community /less/ divisive. Also, a f
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by christofosho 10y ago
Thank you for the response. I do agree that money is a large component to this situation. I also do think some people actively discuss the existence of this divisiveness. So then, is the problem a lack of discussion around methodology and h
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How do we end the divisive mindset?
14 points by christofosho 10y ago|11 comments
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by christofosho 10y ago
"Or left"... People are not political opinions. Not to get into a debate here, but neither of you are providing evidence for your claims, and relying on confirmation bias is not a good way to prove something.
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by christofosho 10y ago
Better than my Canadian teacher salary, 40-50k base, 20 - 30k after taxes. Looks like CS-like jobs are better money than working with kids!
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by christofosho 10y ago
As an added point, we must remember to listen to teachers more. Everyone seems to know how to teach these days, and often arbitrary opinion takes more weight than those actually trained in the profession. Kind of like how a similar effect h
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by christofosho 10y ago
This is a tough topic. Most teachers, including myself, can't help but feel upset with the lack of understanding that people have about the profession. Sure, school can be used to teach students "about life" (as the top Reddi
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by christofosho 10y ago
Depending on the event, this could make things worse for the arts. Society is seeing a decline in arts attendance in terms of the "older styles" such as theatre and lesser listened to genres (jazz, classical). I'm no expert,
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by christofosho 10y ago
Canada has something similar for our current PM: https://trudeaumetre.ca
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by christofosho 10y ago
I think I'll enjoy doing this. As a teacher with less free time, these tasks seem short and will keep my brain "puzzling" over code without the stress of a high priority project looming in the background. So far I've got
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by christofosho 10y ago
One of the potential applications here could be security, however that might prove to generate a wide breadth of false-positive results..
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by christofosho 10y ago
I'm wondering why they didn't begin with 7 hours, if it should have been expected that more money would have been spent. I feel the world is so wrapped in money that we are stuck choosing money over wellbeing...
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by christofosho 10y ago
Haha, hey, it was enough effort to convince them all to move from SKYPE + IRC, so I am proud of that accomplishment. But yeah, keep it up! Will definitely be watching this project. :)
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by christofosho 10y ago
I think a lot of the discipline here will come from people training themselves as they realize they aren't being efficient with their usage of the program. This idea allows for more fine tuning of your habits. Where the IRC-style room-
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by christofosho 10y ago
Keep in mind some theatres threaten an up to $1,000,000 fine for bringing outside food into the theatre. Silly, but I guess they feel it undermines their services?
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by christofosho 10y ago
I would also wonder what the share of other input methods are, as compared to speech and normal texting/typing.
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by christofosho 11y ago
The other day I mentioned in freenode's #web that it'd be hilarious to see a web framework in scheme.. And now it has happened and it's not only making me giggle, but making me thoroughly impressed. Nice one!
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by christofosho 11y ago
This is alright, but honestly it needs to be catered. Just giving them vanilla Minecraft would work for a start, but moving into the world of modifications would be something the parent should cater to the child. There are a lot of amazing

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