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by dfps 9y ago
One notable example from the 90s that I was referring to with this statement was a site that had many, many pages about unusual science/mystery/gnosis/anarchism. I haven't been able to locate it. (- the author)
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by dfps 9y ago
Actually, it wasn't meant as a critique, as I like most people highly value the modern internet. I will be putting in more internal hyperlinks as I have more pages on the website to link to. Most of the articles there are still in prog
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by dfps 9y ago
I didn't put discussion on the page in order to keep it as code-light as possible. Reddit is a good option for discussion (at the time of writing), especially considering I didn't want to clutter HN up with a discussion page for e
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Does anyone remember websites?(tttthis.com)
895 points by dfps 9y ago|365 comments
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AMD shares crater after Morgan Stanley downgrades(cnbc.com)
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by dfps 9y ago
Google Balloon Internet is what we've been hearing about for years now. They refer to it now as "Project Loon"
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Cellular internet service in Puerto Rico now available via (Google Ballons)(axios.com)
1 points by dfps 9y ago|1 comments
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Goldman Gone Crazy? Boosts 12-Month Netflix Target by 17.5%(seekingalpha.com)
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by dfps 9y ago
Won't competition be both good for Amazon and for consumers? Right now, Amazon is a monopoly (because of Prime and good selection [although still lots of room there for improvement], and I also use Amazon Prime a lot, but a second opti
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by dfps 9y ago
Unfortunately, HN policy prohibits my changing this title. PBS did a good report on this development: Sinclair Media is the biggest owner of local TV news (reaches over a third of homes across the nation), and are working towards a merger t
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How Sinclair Broadcasting puts a partisan tilt on trusted local news(pbs.org)
3 points by dfps 9y ago|1 comments
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by dfps 9y ago
For people who like this book, I would recommend the books by the haiku poets Issa and Basho (the books include Haiku here). And the Genji.
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by dfps 9y ago
This is something I wanted to read buy td;rl while attempting the article.
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by dfps 9y ago
Can you have both "creation of lots of jobs" by government policy and at the same time Higher wages for all workers ?
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Intuitive thinking: Jumping to conclusions on the basis of limited evidence
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by dfps 9y ago
PBS also reported that if you sign up for this, you give up your right to go after them if something happens - there's some kind of agreement that you have to go thru some process I forget the name of, in which the company usually wins
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by dfps 9y ago
"Over my decades, I have seen numerous ideas go from socially intolerable & indefensible, to practically obligatory & untouchable (or vice versa). Seriously, there are things today that can't be opposed in the slightest wi
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by dfps 9y ago
Wow. Doc name please?
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by dfps 9y ago
You might consider doing this for research papers cited (although the titles might be harder to find if people don't use the exact title when they cite). Which bring a question most people are probably interested in: What is the method
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by dfps 9y ago
EDIT: Nevermind. You already did this. >>Could you average out titles for the whole year? and for all records?
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by dfps 9y ago
... While costing roughly exactly the same amount? :)
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by dfps 9y ago
This is a good point, but how would this cause Google's business branch (advertising) from collapsing? Businesses want to advertise, and their service here is reputable.
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Ask HN: What app do you use to live monitor data being sent from your computer
2 points by dfps 9y ago|1 comments
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by dfps 9y ago
That's informative, thanks. And I think you're point is on point: people would buy these and not be happy with them, because they want a real monitor. There's also a group of people who want them just to be able to ready arti
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by dfps 9y ago
There is demand for it. There are lots of people trying to buy them, find them, and even make them DIY style, so why no one is making them is a mystery. Could there possibly be reverse pressure because of the market for other screens?
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by dfps 9y ago
... for now
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by dfps 9y ago
PixelQi! Are they finally going to put out a product anytime soon, do you know? Their low-power daylight-friendly monitors are only available on eBay as far as I've found.
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by dfps 9y ago
Cool share. If anyone has more links to these songs, plz share here. The article just has one. EDIT. Actually, the Soundcloud its from has a ton: https://soundcloud.com/ostinatorecords
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by dfps 9y ago
Kind of like torrenting, right? But how stable is that data then? Isn't it too complicated, to find all that data and piece it together, and not lose any of it? I will look at those, thanks.
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Ask HN: How is anonymous / distributed data hosting even possible?
1 points by dfps 9y ago|2 comments

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