gnosis

89 ms·

841.
by gnosis 14y ago
Also see: http://musicalgorithms.ewu.edu/algorithms/import.html
842.
A Newbie Guide to Call/cc(demonastery.org)
1 points by gnosis 14y ago|0 comments
843.
by gnosis 14y ago
From the HN Guidelines[1]: "Please don't submit comments complaining that a submission is inappropriate for the site. If you think something is spam or offtopic, flag it by going to its page and clicking on the "flag" link. (Not all users
844.
Indian woman arrested on Monday over a comment on Facebook(bbc.co.uk)
3 points by gnosis 14y ago|1 comments
845.
The Difference Between an Asteroid and a Comet(todayifoundout.com)
1 points by gnosis 14y ago|0 comments
846.
Interstellar Gravitational Assist(centauri-dreams.org)
2 points by gnosis 14y ago|1 comments
847.
A Few Thoughts on Scratch(blog.regehr.org)
1 points by gnosis 14y ago|0 comments
848.
Some Thoughts on Mathematics(wisdomandwonder.com)
3 points by gnosis 14y ago|0 comments
849.
Why Macros Matter [video](youtube.com)
1 points by gnosis 14y ago|0 comments
850.
by gnosis 14y ago
Better advice might be to move around more and get more fiber in your diet. Better yet, see a doctor!
851.
Brian Harvey: Why SICP matters(eecs.berkeley.edu)
222 points by gnosis 14y ago|48 comments
852.
Confusing static typing(snell-pym.org.uk)
1 points by gnosis 14y ago|0 comments
853.
Physicists Surveying the Future(centauri-dreams.org)
3 points by gnosis 14y ago|0 comments
854.
Ask HN: Where are the HN full feeds?
1 points by gnosis 14y ago|0 comments
855.
by gnosis 14y ago
Think of all the thousands if not millions of unsolicited ads you've seen in your life. What percentage of those were for "something you didn't know existed but solved a problem or want that you had"? My guess would be less than 1%. Maybe
856.
by gnosis 14y ago
If I had my way, all unsolicited advertising would be banned. Advertising is an attempt to manipulate people in to buying crap they mostly don't need. It uses either outright lies or lies by omission. Worst of all, advertising is a corrupt
857.
by gnosis 14y ago
Let her use her browser with AdBlock installed for a few months, then remove it. I'd bet she'd notice the return of all those ads.
858.
by gnosis 14y ago
I already see virtually no ads. My setup is Firefox with AdBlock Plus, NoScript, and RequestPolicy, proxied through privoxy. There are really only two cases where I'd regularly see ads. One was Google text ads. But now that I've quit usi
859.
by gnosis 14y ago
First, there are about 22 grams of tobacco in a typical pack of cigarettes. At the $11 per 2.5 grams price you quoted in your message, it would cost nearly $100 for a pack of legal marijuana with as much marijuana in it as a typical pack o
860.
by gnosis 14y ago
You're talking about current illegal drug prices. When taxes on legal drugs are high enough, criminals selling legal drugs on the black market could still make a tidy profit while undercutting the cost of legal drugs. Granted, those profi
861.
by gnosis 14y ago
This is unfortunately quite likely. Witness the involvement of organized crime in cigarette smuggling as cigarette taxes have risen. If we want to minimize the involvement of organized crime, not only does marijuana have to be legalized, b
862.
by gnosis 14y ago
"legalized outfits would be co-opted by the drug cartels and used to launder money" If you were looking to launder money, why would you pick a front that probably had some of the most intense government scrutiny of any business in the cou
863.
by gnosis 14y ago
I am very skeptical of statistics touted by so-called "security experts", spy agencies, or anti-drug organizations like the DEA. They aren't exactly impartial observers, and have every incentive to greatly exaggerate the scale of their opp
864.
by gnosis 14y ago
Corporations have had entire armies and countries at their command (not to mention that there is no clear dividing line between corporations and the government). The lives lost due to turf wars waged by drug cartels are not even a drop in
865.
Re-Envisioning the Telescope(centauri-dreams.org)
1 points by gnosis 14y ago|0 comments
866.
Documentary on trauma of war - banned by US government for more than 30 years(mindhacks.com)
3 points by gnosis 14y ago|0 comments
867.
Thomas Szasz has left the building(mindhacks.com)
2 points by gnosis 14y ago|0 comments
868.
Interviews with Interrogators(mindhacks.com)
1 points by gnosis 14y ago|0 comments
869.
The dreams and hallucinations of cloistered monks(mindhacks.com)
2 points by gnosis 14y ago|0 comments
870.
by gnosis 14y ago
If you're going to be loading the capture in to Wireshark anyway, not just use Wireshark to do the capture to begin with?

More ›