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by free_everybody 9y ago
The fact that ibogaine, a drug with little if any neurotoxicity, is a Schedule 1 drug in the U.S. while millions of opioid pills get handed out every year to hopelessly addicted poor people makes me very, VERY upset. Does your government ca
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by free_everybody 9y ago
To anyone confused about how to manage Hugo themes, check out this article I wrote. http://stephendrake.me/post/deploying-hugo/
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by free_everybody 9y ago
IMO this guide is great, but uses some unnecessarily complex terminal commands. You don't need to use `git worktree` and `git submodule` to set up your hugo site. There are more self-explanatory ways of doing the same things.
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by free_everybody 9y ago
Cool idea, but knowing my part of the world, people would LOVE to pop these. Lol.
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by free_everybody 9y ago
Just a shout out to safety... Be very careful when riding e-boards, people. Helmets are not recommended, they are absolutely required. Also, you probably shouldn't buy an e-board if you don't have the fundamentals down on a longbo
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by free_everybody 9y ago
I think this sums up the most poignant complaint against the javascript/node trend. It's not that we don't need SPA's. SPA's are awesome. But sites like Reddit and Hacker News prove that they don't need to be i
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by free_everybody 9y ago
I only watched the first few minutes because I have a lunch date soon, but thank you so much for this link. I've been wanting to understand the basics of Clojure and I can already tell Rich's oratory abilities are exceptional. I&#
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by free_everybody 9y ago
Realistically, how difficult is it to write a brand new operating system like this? Could a few people with full-time jobs write a working model in a year? Maybe 10 people? Is it just too time consuming with too little of a payout? There sh
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by free_everybody 9y ago
Oh, I thought they had Ambient on their phones too. My mistake. Makes a lot more sense to use Android.
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by free_everybody 9y ago
This is so cool! Thank you so much for this. Also, my browser address bar doesn't support emojis. Am I doing something wrong??
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by free_everybody 9y ago
Maybe I'm just buying into the marketing hype, but this actually seems pretty cool and I'm curious what the OS feels like.
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A Note on Themes in Hugo Deployment(stephendrake.me)
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by free_everybody 9y ago
I totally agree. The most "in the moment" person I've ever known ran a non-profit coffee shop and drank coffee every weekday. I drink one cup of coffee three or four times a week and I feel like it boosts my awareness rather
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by free_everybody 9y ago
I really hope this fails miserably
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by free_everybody 9y ago
This was so beautiful! So glad to see it on Hacker News. I find myself in the resentment camp too often, and I'm reminded that little can be accomplished by pushing others down. We're all stronger when we form a web of support. Gr
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by free_everybody 9y ago
That's probably because most people see drug markets as a completely replaceable service. Silk Road down? Use AlphaBay. AlphaBay down? Use something else. It's so profitable to run these markets that the odds of someone developing
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by free_everybody 9y ago
This is great news. I can't wait until people realize that Ethereum is a largely useless network and GPUs rain down like manna from the heavens.
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by free_everybody 9y ago
>Inspired by Mattias Petter Johansson, or MPJ who make a weekly video, I decided to try to create a series of YouTube videos and matching blog posts. I find this pretty funny since MPJ is editor-agnostic and thinks it's a huge waste
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by free_everybody 9y ago
Crazy how humanity's "advancement" involves a world-wide practice of game theory with nuclear bombs. We're all complicit...
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by free_everybody 9y ago
The most important metric when comparing cryptocurrency is "real world" usefulness. Bitcoin is obviously useful because it's popular and widely accepted. Monero is useful because it the most traded highly secretive coin. The
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by free_everybody 9y ago
IMHO his thoughts on bitcoin apply more fully to all the other alt-coins, including (especially?) ethereum. Bitcoin has value because of its popularity and has been used successfully for years on dark web markets and legitimate markets like
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by free_everybody 9y ago
Those reasons are understandable. I guess I'm confused why a software developer needs to save $200 on a travel device with < 1/10 the capability of something a bit more expensive. Kudos to him for experimenting. I would love it
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by free_everybody 9y ago
Great article! Here's a thought. Why not get a used MacBook Air off Ebay for ~$400? Top notch OS, great support, sturdy design, great battery life...
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by free_everybody 9y ago
As others have pointed out, the key issue is that Kite thought it was a good business practice to ask a hired open-source developer to integrate Kite ads into their heavily used projects. They wanted a shortcut to users at the expense of op
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by free_everybody 9y ago
If you are going to counter this aggressively, perhaps consider the emotional response you are masking as logical?
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by free_everybody 9y ago
>When Niantic’s John Hanke took the stage, he was greeted by an audience a few thousand deep, many of them chanting “FIX YOUR GAME” or “WE CAN’T PLAY!” Can you imagine how stressful this would be? It's one thing to get disappointing
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by free_everybody 9y ago
Very cool! I'll be using this as a resource
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by free_everybody 9y ago
>because $1 = $1 like forever Take a look at the purchasing power of the US dollar over the last century. http://bit.ly/2ushyfu I'm not suggesting crypto is a better store of value, but there are surely better alter
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by free_everybody 9y ago
Please please PLEASE do not buy into these ICO's. Nothing but vapor, I promise you. Crypto is going to crash SO hard if people keep giving these ICO scammers millions of dollars for each slick marketing campaign they can spin up.
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by free_everybody 9y ago
Thank you for cutting through the fog.

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