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Let's put it like this. Everyone worries about criminals, to the point that a mother will always tell you to be careful when you go out. But when I went out, my mother (and elders in our community) would say specifically, may God prote
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Tell HN: YouTube fixed the dot after domain ad bypass
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Pulse: Upscale blurry images to High Resolution
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First of all congratulations. A lot of Show HN start enthusiastically and then a year later the domain name doesn't resolve anymore. I'm glad you kept jabbing. In 2011, we were knee deep in google products. We used Google Analytic
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I want to remind people of Chris Dorner[1]. Chris Dorner was a black police officer that based on his manifesto, had witnessed many use of excessive force by his colleagues. When he reported them, he was fired in retaliation. When the manhu
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How to write well when you don't know how to
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I wish you good luck. However, be careful with aiming for Happiness as your goal. As a multiple-times-job-quitter dream-pursuiter, I suggest you have a goal more tangible than create wealth and create destiny. That is unless, work had you b
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No monetizing scheme so far. I think even if it ends up as a public service, it will be good enough. I still don't know how to visually convey sugar. In a matter that is more dramatic. Working on some animations for now.
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Ah man, am I too late? I had an idea to create a website that shows you how much sugar is in a product. I was too excited and bought the domain name: https://sugarglot.com The domain name stayed dormant for 6 months, until the q
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There are employees that work for the money. They are not your friends outside of work. They would rather get a promotion or a slightly better paying job than dream of starting their own company. They are not passionate about the project, a
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Know More, Write
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That is exactly what happened to my Coworker. She interviewed for a public job and they gave her the thumbs up. She passed the background check, and gave her two weeks notice. Then, some inconsistency came up. Apparently, on her application
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The problem is that the word science has been robbed of its meaning. Or the meaning didn't scale well. Every side of the so-called debate throws it left and right, now which science do you believe in? As if belief is part of the equati
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"Good Enough" is unfortunately something you learn after you destroyed a system. Everything makes sense when you are building the new architecture until someone else complains.
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And here I was making fun of the Swordfish hack scene [1]. Turns out he was just assembling the crypto algorithm using vim. [1]: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u1Ds9CeG-VY
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The Case for Teaching Ignorance
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The spam we love to read
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The reason RSS is not dead is because it is relatively free. The people who don't want it on their website remove the RSS button from their list of share-buttons. They have no clue that their website still supports it. Example: Vice wr
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Time to pack the kids in the car and drive to your local hardware store. No, seriously. Go to your local hardware store. If the quality of your purchase matters, then the surest way to get good quality product is to go to the store and pick
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Bringing Back the PC
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Here is a video of the DARPA Humanoid Challenge from 2015 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8P9geWwi9e0 If you compare these to Boston Dynamics, it is hard to watch. But to be fair, BD robots are remote controlled.
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Cubicles Are Cool Again
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There's been a change in sentiment here. Just build the Product is still neat advice that needs to be repeated. Sometimes we get too caught up with the plan, perfectititis, and only ever fantasize about building it. In contrast, the mo
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To get the ball rolling, here is what 2019 has thought me: * It's hard to write a semi-autobiography when you are in your early 30s because your story is still going. * Going viral is not a business model. It happens accidentally and t
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Ask HN: What has the past 12 months taught you?
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Having multiple small tutorials like these will make it easy for anyone who wants to move to Firefox. The more the merrier. That said, I still can't get used to Firefox. It's fine on desktop, and using profiles is not too much of
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You tricked me! I thought it was a comedy. Slavoj Žižek is pretty interesting.
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We have redefined boredom [1]. > The more I consume, the more I need to consume, the more bored I feel. I often turn to video games to release the tension. I can spend two solid hours shooting at virtual objects until I start to feel les
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Why are TVs so cheap?
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Calling it a war is a great strategy. It implies that one company will be left standing. I think we can all agree with the article, there won't be one person left standing. But it's war! You have to choose a side. Are you Mac or P
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