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Why Anti-Authoritarians are Diagnosed as Mentally Ill(madinamerica.com)
304 points by cycojesus 15y ago|136 comments
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by cycojesus 15y ago
It gives me a motivational boost to know that such a simple thing that I (think I could) hack in less than a day (with all due respect and everything) can be ramen profitable, especially when it seem that more can be built from this. Guess
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by cycojesus 15y ago
These are F-16, there's nearly 5000 of them worlwide and the US happens to have most of them. These 4 just happen to be parked next to each other and belonging to armed forces it's not surprising that they're parked in a very similar way. N
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by cycojesus 15y ago
The word 'online' isn't even necessary anymore. "Do you like privacy? You may be a terrorist" still pretty much describe the world surrounding me right now. For context I live in France and this is what's happening here: http://bugbrother.
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by cycojesus 15y ago
head over to Vietnam, post-lunch nap is still widespread there.
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by cycojesus 15y ago
you can try http://windawesome.codeplex.com/
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Show HN: my 10 minutes project for next year.(focus.gwenhael.net)
2 points by cycojesus 15y ago|0 comments
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by cycojesus 15y ago
A very sad post. Even sadder when to know it represents my exact thoughts... most of the time.
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by cycojesus 15y ago
The artist deemed it art, therefore it is. If you're wondering "Why is it art?" realize that you, wondering this, are the very justification of the art. It makes you wonder, it makes you react, therefore it is art.
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An Open Letter to Simon and Schuester CEO Carolyn Reidy(sebastianmarshall.com)
8 points by cycojesus 15y ago|0 comments
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by cycojesus 15y ago
Color me unsurprised. The grid calls for bi-dimensional navigation while the list is mono-dimensional, less brain cycles burnt to go through it.
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by cycojesus 15y ago
That's just sad. At least in the ice-cream case just point a random flavor, none or little more effort spent and a whole new world of potential surprises.
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by cycojesus 15y ago
if you mean the one about python 2 I have it ( diveintopython-html-5.4.zip ), I'll gladly upload it somewhere. The python3 one is @ https://github.com/diveintomark/diveintopython3
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by cycojesus 15y ago
slightly off-topic but an inconvenient of this medium of presentation is that printing fails horribly.
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by cycojesus 15y ago
there: https://github.com/ieure/sicp
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by cycojesus 15y ago
wouldn't that qualifies as hypocrisy? I know all the enthousiasm I see around startups and in tech marketing in general, the constant overuse of superlatives that have now completly lost their meaning feels like hypocrisy to me. I frankly d
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by cycojesus 15y ago
Weither the people in question truly are stupid or misguided wasn't the point of the question. I like how he answers about why he cares instead of mincing words.
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by cycojesus 15y ago
We won because said Steve Ballmer has/would have to go out of his way just to avoid having a Linux kernel somewhere in his house. Now with that hyperbole pushed there it'd be interesting to see how true this is. Furnishing a full rich house
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by cycojesus 15y ago
I bought a laptop last saturday with a failing hard-drive too. Brought it back to the shop and got a new one on monday. Why is this kind of story deemed interesting?
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by cycojesus 15y ago
This looks all great and all, but this Ultimately it should lead to more hours of work, with those hours being even more productive. Working weekends blur into working nights into working weekdays, since none of the work f
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by cycojesus 15y ago
I don't think it's a question of sound. (I'm french) 'they're', 'their' and 'there' sound the same (spoken or in my head), but their meaning has nothing in common so I never mistake one for another. How you acquire a language plays here. I
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by cycojesus 15y ago
you can also add this sep=; as the first line of the .csv file. This way it will inform the opening application of the separator in use (tested with Excel.)
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by cycojesus 15y ago
With a note that the SR71 was a semi-stealthy reconnaissance plane, not a bomber. I don't think it was actually that stealthy given that it was shot at regularly, it just flew high and fast enough to get out without harm.
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by cycojesus 15y ago
to give them the chance to meet bigger calibers suppliers?
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by cycojesus 15y ago
There really should be a "Don't ever let people tag me." option in social networks.
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by cycojesus 15y ago
Make the requirements intelligible for developers so that at the moment she needs it they're crystal clear. Rewrite this "can we move that button a tad on the left and make it blue like your tie" into "Move button X on screen Y 3px to the l
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by cycojesus 15y ago
A foreigner without tangible means of subsistence enters the country => he's going to work illegally (and potentially try to stay illegally as well.) Authorities tend to want to avoid that.
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by cycojesus 15y ago
I know little about the author and if he needed a visa to enter the US, or the process to get said visa. But extrapolating a bit from the post (returned to China) and my bit of knowledge it surprises me he was able to reach the US border at
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by cycojesus 15y ago
Mea maxima culpa -.- I upvoted you both for my sin. What can I say, I have one of those extra-short attention span... When opening the link I first thought maybe the black squares pattern was a game-of-life automata and thought "that'd be c
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by cycojesus 15y ago
It's easy to call it amazing now... I'll be amazed when I see a proof that the auther of this traveled through time or something.

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