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by drenvuk 8y ago
This seems more like eating broccoli than keeping up motivation. If that's the case then it's better to force feed yourself. Clear your schedule, pick a day, go into your /etc/hosts and block every other site that you
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by drenvuk 8y ago
This might be a silly question but when do you think there will be a global tax? Something akin to a world government tax? The US has it to some extent when it taxes citizens outside the country but even that can be escaped. There was som
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by drenvuk 8y ago
I don't agree with this. Wealth was tied to land in the past but not anymore. If there were something that could be equated with a land as a resource then I'd support the effort but an income tax is more of a catch all for the v
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by drenvuk 8y ago
Quite a problem, yes. They're trying to stay on the nice side of credit card and other financial companies so porn, speech that takes on controversial/flame/political/religious topics, being a dick or unsavory person, do
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by drenvuk 8y ago
The great thing about steganography is that as long as information is expected to arrive unmolested and unchanged you can't defeat it - at least as long as encryption is used along side it. Lets say you have an image, maybe lena.jpg o
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by drenvuk 8y ago
The purpose is to get some kind of signal that you're on the right track. Many times I've seen would be founders just go off of a hunch without a buy in from any possible users of any degree. Even their voluntary email sign up i
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by drenvuk 8y ago
MVP or fake page with credit card info or email information that says you're sold out. If you can convert random users to paying customers then you're on to something. Otherwise your project is most likely going to flounder. Som
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by drenvuk 8y ago
I love this. Previously there was a story about using viruses in order to combat drug resistant bacteria[0]. The more tools we have to kill them off, the better. It's only tangentially related but my feeling is that we've barel
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by drenvuk 8y ago
I wouldn't know. I'm part of the new blood that came to the bay area after that to ruin everything. :)
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by drenvuk 8y ago
What the GP posted is a bit misleading, you either get the rebate or the carpool lane stickers if you're over the cap but not both. It does suck but I think it's for the best. The hov lane in norcal is becoming relatively crowde
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by drenvuk 8y ago
It's a mistake to conflate "decentralization" with "blockchain". One is not necessary for the other and decentralization has not fallen apart. I'm not even talking talking about mastodon either. I don't
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by drenvuk 8y ago
Looking at the opinion there's more than the university could have done in order to remedy the situation aside from block YikYak. That's where their failure lies. It doesn't seem like blocking YikYak would have been a must
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by drenvuk 8y ago
I can say wholeheartedly that it's Safari that's the problem, not Firefox or Chrome. I develop for Firefox first and have no issues with Chrome but Safari is requires some special tricks repeatedly.
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by drenvuk 8y ago
Where is the price?
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by drenvuk 8y ago
Citations for the 5 to 7% would be nice. Here's a meta analysis that states otherwise. https://academic.oup.com/ajcn/article/74/5/579/4737391
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by drenvuk 8y ago
First off, don't kill yourself. If you feel you need to ask for help on that issue please, before you head in that direction call the suicide prevention hotline for Spain. 717 003 717 Second, it doesn't matter if you're dumb
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by drenvuk 8y ago
You seem to be nitpicking, they were easy enough to read and displayed information as indicated by their labels.
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Pigments in History(webexhibits.org)
2 points by drenvuk 8y ago|0 comments
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by drenvuk 8y ago
they used fake usernames as well. that shouldn't be forgotten.
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by drenvuk 8y ago
What would you consider digg, myspace, slashdot, 4chan, etc? Online watering holes seem like social networks, they just have different forms with similar concepts.
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Ask HN: As techies what was it like living in the Bay Area in the 90s vs. now?
13 points by drenvuk 8y ago|2 comments
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by drenvuk 8y ago
I love this. There's not enough loading going on though. Everything was too snappy.
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by drenvuk 8y ago
noted.
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by drenvuk 8y ago
Hah, hardly. I only care about my enjoyment when it comes to this. There is a difference between a person unable to control their desire to eat animals in the face of the suffering those animals undergo versus eating animals because they
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by drenvuk 8y ago
You're reading me a bit wrong, though maybe the last sentence was me being an asshole while also failing to explicitly point out what's wrong with their approach. You're correct that I don't feel like changing my mind b
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by drenvuk 8y ago
Watching it right now. Pretty gruesome so far, up to the kosher part but it's still not a deterrent. edit: Finished. I'm still going to eat that steak but some of those scenes will probably pop into my head while I'm eatin
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by drenvuk 8y ago
I only have possibly skewed anecdata for this claim but of the people who I know have seen factory farming investigation videos only two are vegetarians and the rest of them (20+ easily over time) have used it as a joke topic while eating m
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by drenvuk 8y ago
The author has two articles, one is this one and the other makes a case for veganism. I understand that killing animals for their meat strikes some people as morally wrong but you're not going to change my mind by making me feel bad ab
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by drenvuk 8y ago
Check this file out, it's in the example that's provided: https://github.com/Taymindis/sample-ngx-cfunc-project/blob/m... I've stripped out everything of 'getRoute' and only provide a
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by drenvuk 8y ago
Listening in and loving it. Probably going to listen to this all day.

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