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by ciex 9y ago
That's over. Now there will always be another cryptocurrency to take over money transfer for criminal activities.
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by ciex 9y ago
I would love to see the first diagram with circles coloured according to average wage of the respective occupation. I would expect to see more high-income male occupations and vice versa – a correlation that explains most of the gender pay
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by ciex 9y ago
Ello didn't feel like a personal space for me. Its sleek design screams 'present yourself, show me what you've got'.
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by ciex 10y ago
So I just did this. Have to say that I really didn't feel comfortable with the unencrypted CSV data transfer. I made sure that time machine doesn't index it, but accessing this file in the time window needed to export/import
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by ciex 10y ago
It's called Altbau and is usually combined with Blockrandbebauung, which the other commenter mentioned. I don't understand why this style hasn't seen a comeback yet. Its most charming qualities are high ceilings (3-4 meters),
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by ciex 10y ago
I agree with you, not only because couples do indeed trust each other, but also because it may come off as mistrusting to ask your s.o. to use something like this. However, I think there might be a market for this with casual hookups. In th
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by ciex 10y ago
Isn't it also the case that web usage is much more wide-spread now than it was when Facebook became popular? It just feels off to cram all of your contacts into one platform (the dreaded will my granny see this post effect). I think en
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by ciex 10y ago
Cone for Reddit is a 3D visualisation of the Reddit community. This project uses the hierarchical structure of Subreddits, threads, and comments to display them in the ConeCanvas widget and maps vote data as a heatmap on the tree's nod
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Show HN: Browse Reddit in a 3D graph visualisation [Haskell+Purescript](conereddit.symbolian.net)
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by ciex 11y ago
Your real nose always covers some part of your visual field, still it doesn't bother you, because your brain removes certain stimuli that persist over a long period of time.
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by ciex 12y ago
What were your results? What did you do it for?
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by ciex 13y ago
The article says the info was released on Thursday, so there's still Friday in between. Maybe someone at that big consumer software company wanted some time to prepare a defense? Maybe law enforcement wants to procure movement in some
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by ciex 13y ago
The fundamental difference between minds and computers, which many people don't understand, is that computers are modelling things. They are calculating outcomes from preconditions. Minds on the other hand, while they might also be doi
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by ciex 13y ago
You don't want to break it in the sense that you stop doing it altogether. Just as lukev said, you would want to learn controlling it to your advantage - slowing down and speeding up depending on what you a reading.
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by ciex 13y ago
Doesn't this solution require trust in the server caching the pre-keys?
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by ciex 13y ago
This is an interesting thought about the disadvantages of software text editors: "A long time ago, I stored all of my thoughts in a computer text file. It was actually an AWESOME system. The computer has so many advantages that the pap
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by ciex 13y ago
Which chapters stood out to you in particular?
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by ciex 13y ago
How do you get out of there in case of fire? If the doors open like that I don't think it would work while inside the tube wouldn't it?
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by ciex 13y ago
"The Hyperloop is sized to allow expansion as the network becomes increasingly popular. The capacity would be 840 passengers per hour which more than sufficient to transport all of the 6 million passengers traveling between Los Angeles
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by ciex 13y ago
Testing the waters, getting valuable feedback, starting a conversation. What's the point of working on such a project if nobody is interested?
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by ciex 13y ago
No they are not. Omitting qualia disqualifies almost all existing models of consciousness. One of the only ones I know that attempt an explanation of this phenomenon may be Tononi's IIT [1], but it is of course criticised for being too
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by ciex 13y ago
Maybe you are prone to valueing the quantifiable and direct impact a hacker can make higher than the indirect and non-quantifiable impact of someone else. Just imagine the influence someone could have through a conversation with an influent
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by ciex 14y ago
Only testing specific examples is not enough. Without testing against a theory you gain little knowledge from these experiments. I would like to see reports of people testing their beliefs about how web design decisions affect user behaviou
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by ciex 14y ago
Please keep in mind that the flavour of meditation you are describing is not the only one. "[M]editation refers to a family of self-regulation practices that focus on training attention and awareness in order to bring mental processes under
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by ciex 14y ago
Has there been a discussion around this law in the UK? I don't really believe a democratic vote would have signed it off, so I wonder how it is possible to wave through such a thing with no public controversy. What do the people gain from a
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by ciex 14y ago
That's an interesting idea. How would you go about collecting all these emails first though? Would you tell the user to "just enter all email addresses you ever registered" and then send confirmation emails to all of them? I'd imagine this
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by ciex 14y ago
Isn't the real issue here that it's just unnatural to use fixed combinations of letters to refer to websites? There is a reason that natural language is so hard to process for computers: It's inherently context-dependent and never has meani
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by ciex 15y ago
The funny thing about these is that they don't really make you constantly aware of where north is. To answer that question you would have to concentrate on the vibration. What acutally happens is way cooler: You become subconsciously aware
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by ciex 15y ago
Just as modern toys prescribe a specific form of interaction, a specific game to be played science prescribes a specific causal relationship between the parts of the world. If toys or scientific theories describe a fixed link between 'what
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by ciex 15y ago
The point is that a shipyard could also be run by a number of smaller companies, each doing part of the job, if only they can collaborate effectively. Capital and manpower can be divided between firms.

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