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by eatitraw 8y ago
Really cool and fun game. I really wish there were more levels! Also, like some people suggested, it'd be nice to have an option for running the game at a higher speed.
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by eatitraw 8y ago
> Should they be imprisoned? No, because other animals don't have mental capacity to truly understand the consequences of their action. That said, I've never really seen a consistent argument against _protecting_ prey animals f
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by eatitraw 8y ago
Unfortunately, it didn't work for my city. The idea reminds me of "WHERE THE FUCK SHOULD I GO TO EAT?"( https://wtfsigte.com/ )
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by eatitraw 8y ago
Imaging having a bug in your software that introduces bugs. Instead of introducing new non-exploitable bugs, it introduces exploitable ones. This would probably be a nightmare to debug.
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Zbiotics says it’s bioengineered a hangover cure(techcrunch.com)
1 points by eatitraw 8y ago|0 comments
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by eatitraw 8y ago
Humans fuse a lot of sensory data though. For example, walking without proprioception is incredibly hard: https://philosophyandpsychology.wordpress.com/2007/10/14/liv...
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by eatitraw 8y ago
You actually need to worry, because ids are personal data. Eve you abandon all these social media platforms and use emails for login, email addresses are still personal data, and you are still processing it.
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by eatitraw 8y ago
Except that if you add "login with" button then you are suddenly start processing personal data (even if you only store social media ids).
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by eatitraw 8y ago
Have you actually tried to read and understand GDPR before getting to this level self-righteousness? A blog writer wants an easy way of tracking popularity of their posts. Clearly I need a protection from this. The internet is worse off aft
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Else clause on Python while statement(stackoverflow.com)
1 points by eatitraw 9y ago|0 comments
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by eatitraw 9y ago
Probably something like "Women are more interested in other fields, so they end up working in these fields instead of tech."
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by eatitraw 9y ago
I agree that SC2 is much easier for a human player. However, top players still have to do quite a bit of micromanagement.
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by eatitraw 9y ago
> So, if I paid someone $1 to commit murder then it wouldn't be egregious? A straw man. Stealing $1 is certainly isn't as serious than stealing $100k. And creating malware is closer to theft rather than murdering people.
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by eatitraw 10y ago
Ah okay then! BTW, thanks for the great post, it was a very interesting read.
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by eatitraw 10y ago
> We used our websocket service to publish updates to all the clients. I used /r/place from a few different browsers with a few different accounts, and they all seemed to have slightly different view of the same pixels. Was I t
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by eatitraw 10y ago
Even though you defined the number, you can't really do usual stuff with it: e.g. you can't compare it to other numbers. IMO, these kind of numbers are no more "real" than infinitesimals: https://en.wikipedia.
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by eatitraw 10y ago
TBH, so far I haven't seen a single instance of this picture shared after it became illegal.
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by eatitraw 10y ago
> I don't think there is anything actually political on the final /r/place piece other than country flags. There are various flags of different anarchist movements, very long trans* flag, LGBT flags here and there. IMO, al
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Meet the Russian Hacker Claiming She's a Scapegoat in the US Election Spy Storm(forbes.com)
3 points by eatitraw 10y ago|0 comments
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Why won't biologists say that animals might be conscious?(aeon.co)
45 points by eatitraw 10y ago|68 comments
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Tetris in sed(github.com)
1 points by eatitraw 10y ago|0 comments
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World Chess Has a Big Problem(bloomberg.com)
13 points by eatitraw 10y ago|1 comments
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Forest swastika(en.wikipedia.org)
8 points by eatitraw 11y ago|0 comments
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HTTP status error 451 for legal takedowns is now official(thenextweb.com)
9 points by eatitraw 11y ago|1 comments
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by eatitraw 11y ago
> I'm wondering if there are any recommendations for "Heroku-like" providers with a free tier that stays up 24/7 for super simple Rails and Sinatra apps, perhaps with a DB. OpenShift( https://www.openshift.c
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by eatitraw 11y ago
This works sometimes! Thanks
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by eatitraw 11y ago
I am aware of screen, and in fact, it'd be nice to move the process into a screen or tmux(and I mention this). The process is long-running, and I'd like to keep it running(instead of killing it and starting in screen/tmux)
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by eatitraw 11y ago
The whole point of my question: you have a _pre-existing_ long-running process that you don't want to restart. I am aware of screen and tmux, in fact, I explicitly mention that I'd like to move the process into a tmux: > ideall
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Ask HN: The best way to move an existing long-running process between terminals?
4 points by eatitraw 11y ago|6 comments
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Perl Incompatible Regular Expressions(github.com)
62 points by eatitraw 11y ago|43 comments

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