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Missing woman unwittingly joins search party looking for herself (torontosun.com)
2 points by dmazin 13y ago|0 comments
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Dorian Nakamoto denies being Satoshi Nakamoto(dfm.timesherald.com)
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by dmazin 13y ago
Wait, two hour exclusive for that? What else did they talk about? Off-record proof that he wasn't the man, I suppose?
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RT Anchor Quits Over Ukraine Coverage, Says Credibility Destroyed(slate.com)
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Attorneys for Barrett Brown want case on linking to hacked material dismissed(theguardian.com)
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by dmazin 13y ago
I feel some shame that even though I'm a quarter Ukrainian and support sovereignty I can't comprehend Crimea outside the context of a place I used to go in the summer as a Russian boy. It's hard to think about the places I lo
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by dmazin 13y ago
I'm a little confused why Atom isn't free. It certainly couldn't be a major revenue stream for GitHub, which has major investment. I thought this was going to be a project to drive usage, like Chrome for Google, but I guess I
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by dmazin 13y ago
I just want to clear up the falsehood here that he was the lead design of any product - read the biography. He was lead designer on no product that went to market.
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by dmazin 13y ago
Personally I feel somewhat similar to you, but I find it important to point out that I am discussing the way I filter dangerous/useless people out of my professional life and not why like/dislike individuals.
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by dmazin 13y ago
To admire someone for where they are and not how they got there* is something that troubles me and what makes me want to think the person is either 1) useless and to be ignored or 2) unethical and to be avoided, like I said. *Or worse yet,
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by dmazin 13y ago
Correct. I think that people who go through unethical means to achieve their goals are to be avoided. I worry that people admire specifically the unethical aspects of Steve Jobs' leadership, which is why I declared my heuristic.
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by dmazin 13y ago
Your comment does not address mine. I pointed out why admiring Steve Jobs is an indicator of someone to avoid, not that I was upset Steve Jobs was not flawless. That you use MLK to defend Steve Jobs troubles me.
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by dmazin 13y ago
Every month "admiring Steve Jobs" becomes a stronger heuristic for me on whom to ignore and/or avoid. Not only was he a sociopath who hurt others (read his biography) but he was clearly also a deeply unethical business leader
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by dmazin 13y ago
Uh, no. It's more like "what he did was interesting, in the way that a lot admonishing things you should never do are interesting."
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by dmazin 13y ago
Something I excitedly noticed I've never been able to tell anyone because it's too specific: Moon (2009) opens with the line "Where Are We Now?," the title of the first single off Bowie's new album (2013). David Bow
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by dmazin 13y ago
I do not think you addressed the actual point of the video: the clicks on his cat page came from click farms. They were not real people.
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by dmazin 13y ago
By the way, if you don't want to listen to mouseover, merely listening to mousedown takes 50-70ms off loads [1]. Not ignorable. [1] https://github.com/rails/turbolinks/pull/253#issuecomment-21...
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by dmazin 13y ago
Didn't the name have quite a few capitalized As and Hs in it?
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by dmazin 13y ago
That was... unprofessional.
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by dmazin 13y ago
iirc, at least a few years ago `google` was actually one of the most popular Google searches.
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Turing Complete Instructionless Computation(usenix.org)
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Why does `random.randint(a, b)` return a range inclusive of `b`?(stackoverflow.com)
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by dmazin 13y ago
What I'm saying is that while it may seem wrong to poach employees, employers have a greater duty to the workforce than to other companies, ethically.
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by dmazin 13y ago
That's interesting. A company may see it as only fair not to poach, but in the eyes of employees it's (rightly) collusion. On that note, "Former Apple CEO Steve Jobs threatened to hit Palm with patent litigation if the compan
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by dmazin 13y ago
God, the future is so fucking weird.
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by dmazin 13y ago
Can you expand on the "Unschedule" bit or link to some reading? Keeping track of what I've worked on time-wise during a day is something I've attempted many times and it has never taken. Perhaps there is something I am m
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by dmazin 13y ago
Are you sure? On iOS, typing a word five times adds it to the dictionary. If I type 'fick', it'll try to correct to 'duck', but 'fuck' doesn't get corrected.
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by dmazin 13y ago
Staff Mode for Instagram?
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by dmazin 13y ago
Yup. Browser defaults, Swype selection, and f.lux alone are enough to jailbreak.
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by dmazin 13y ago
When I write, a have a lot of difficulty not revising everything I write instead of moving on to further content. I'm curious to see if how strong the modes are in the interface will help me keep to one writing mode rather than getting

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