dennisnedry

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   by dennisnedry 11y ago

   What city do you live in? All I have to do is go outside and flag down the multitudes of cabs waiting to pick somebody up.
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   by dennisnedry 11y ago

   Where are you seeing "narcissist" reflected in the comments here? I'm seeing, "ulterior motive". And yes, I think most HN'ers wouldn't hesitate to call Zuck out on that. I know I would.
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   by dennisnedry 11y ago

   Perhaps there needs to be more studies done on the effect of gravity and human health? Conversely, are there other things in our air (pollutants) that are in fact causing slower aging when on Earth?
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   by dennisnedry 11y ago

   This makes me a bit nostalgic for those days when "computers" was a brand new world, instead of trying to figure out what the next "big thing" is going to be. It makes me cringe when I see somebody grab their friend&#x27
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   by dennisnedry 11y ago

   I was not aware that TrueCar was a buying service. I'm looking for a new vehicle myself and just checked them out. Thanks for the tip!
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   by dennisnedry 11y ago

   That's the problem I have with many of these articles, the journalists try to make use of their philosophy degrees and make nothing into something.
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   by dennisnedry 11y ago

   We are still far away from having computer's truly be able to learn on their own, without having a human optimizing the responses.
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   by dennisnedry 11y ago

   Just scroll down, you'll be able to read the contents without a download.
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   by dennisnedry 11y ago

   It's people like you who are telling the US government that it's ok to surveillance citizens. With your logic, you are saying you have no reason to hide anything, so the government can keep tabs on you. Just because you have nothi
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    by dennisnedry 11y ago

    It is known that Elon Musk has characteristics of Aspergers Syndrome. https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/innovations/wp/2015/04/0...
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    by dennisnedry 11y ago

    Typical fluff piece. Let's face it, bouldering (setting) is pretty boring, the writer has to make it seem "more exciting" than it actually is.
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    by dennisnedry 11y ago

    Such a sad story. It's as if he knows what's going on, but he can't do anything to stop it.
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    by dennisnedry 11y ago

    So content creators should use PayPal then for donations? That's also a centralized service. How do you propose a transaction takes place without a service to process the details?
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    by dennisnedry 11y ago

    Read this - http://www.lexaloffle.com/bbs/?tid=2074
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    by dennisnedry 11y ago

    Here's an example of the "political correct police" - Twitter shaming. Somebody says something satirical and they are assigned a "label". This was the case with Justine Sacco. Jerry Seinfeld and Chris Rock refuse to
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    by dennisnedry 11y ago

    Agreed, there's a morbid curiosity behind ghost towns due to nuclear disasters.
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    by dennisnedry 11y ago

    Hacker News is full of bully lurkers? I personally despise those who ridicule instead of working with a dev who does not happen to grasp the error of his or her ways.
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    by dennisnedry 11y ago

    I agree. I once worked for a large software company that had a lead dev who relished calling people out and belittling them in front of the other devs. Long story short, turnover rate was quite high for that business unit.
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    by dennisnedry 11y ago

    I was the opposite, started with Windows, then moved to Mac about 5 years ago.
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    The History of Clarus the Dogcow(512pixels.net)

    5 points by dennisnedry 11y ago|2 comments
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    by dennisnedry 11y ago

    I love that the author is criticizing Twitter's UI, yet when I tried to find a date of the article, I had to mysteriously hover over the title of the post to see it magically appear before me.
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    by dennisnedry 11y ago

    The author claims you have to fight the effects of Ambien to feel the euphoria.
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    by dennisnedry 11y ago

    That's the problem with critics, they get paid to analyze things. Sometimes things don't really need to be analyzed, just taken at face value.
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    by dennisnedry 11y ago

    I don't know why, but this was extremely satisfying. At least the graffiti artist got the owner (presumably the municipality) to beautify the building. Win-win?
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    by dennisnedry 11y ago

    To be honest, it's a win-win no matter how you look at it. Apple wins, Taylor Swift wins, musicians win. To me, I look at this as an example of how Apple does understand public perception and is a master at making themselves look good
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    by dennisnedry 11y ago

    Also the idea that the plane went "sideways" could have been a weird coincidence. Maybe they went through turbulence when he allegedly sent the command?
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    by dennisnedry 11y ago

    Or...maybe he's just THAT confident. Nah, I chalk that up to a "who would be THAT dumb to allow plane controls through the entertainment system".
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    by dennisnedry 11y ago

    All holograms only have 2 dimensions. They "trick" us into thinking the image you are seeing in the hologram has 3 dimensions. The idea behind the Universe being a hologram is that everything exists in flat space; however, it appe
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    by dennisnedry 11y ago

    Mind explaining how you got that number? Not being snarky, just curious.
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    by dennisnedry 11y ago

    Those numbers are from 2 years ago. I'd like to know what they are as of March 2015.