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by gragas 10y ago
> The Sony attack was an attack aimed at free expression. It was the act of a bully looking to silence speech in the United States, and around the world, by intimidation and harassment, in that case, of Sony Pictures. What? Can anyone pr
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by gragas 10y ago
Click on the little "web" link at the top of this page (it's on the same line that says "96 points by prostoalex"). Then open Google's link to the article in an incognito window. That works every time for me.
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by gragas 10y ago
Too bad it leaves out Nord-du-Quebec. I've always been fascinated with remote and uninhabited regions. Without Northern Quebec there's still a good bit of that stuff covered by the trail. Maybe it's a good thing the area is l
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by gragas 10y ago
Why was this post renamed?
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by gragas 10y ago
I've used kratom and honestly it's no more potent than a good cup of coffee on an empty stomach. I really enjoy it. It made me more talkative like when I drink tea or coffee, but also feel more relaxed like beer. I would describe
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by gragas 10y ago
Obligatory: why is Zig meant to replace C? Why is it a better replacement than Rust (when Rust is considered a C replacement)? Interesting work nonetheless.
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by gragas 10y ago
I'm not sure why that video clip was included in this article. I expected the girl in the video to make a clear argument for or against trigger warnings and safe spaces, or at the very least provide a overview of the situation and how
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by gragas 10y ago
I found this on the "Special Password Protected Area for Original Baja California Investors" page: > Why would it make sense for APPLE Computers to acquire NeuroMama, Ltd. > (1) If APPLE acquired NeuroMama, Ltd. it could pot
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by gragas 10y ago
Based on this article, this guy would never hire ebonics speakers. He openly admits that he selects against them. Almost anyone with rudimentary knowledge of linguistics would realize that selecting people based on grammar is not a good i
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Congress Releases Secret 9/11 Document Detailing Possible Saudi Ties to Al Qaeda(nytimes.com)
2 points by gragas 10y ago|0 comments
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The Liberty BASIC Programming Language(libertybasic.com)
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by gragas 10y ago
That is a near perfect description of a feeling I feel a lot when debugging without a clear path.
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How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Machines(gragas.github.io)
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by gragas 10y ago
I received an email claiming my AdSense account has been cancelled. I never opened an AdSense account to begin with.
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Reports of cancellation of AdSense accounts(productforums.google.com)
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Afghanistan's Theorist-In-Chief(newyorker.com)
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Chan-Zuckerberg leads $24M round for startup that outsources developersto Africa(qz.com)
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by gragas 10y ago
Could we please not have spammy titles like this? I'd rather not Hacker News turn into Buzzfeed for developers.
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Lending Club Cancels Summer Internship? [Reddit](reddit.com)
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by gragas 10y ago
I'm an Iowa native. I find the cartoon itself pretty ridiculous. Why shouldn't CEOs of multibillion-dollar companies earn more than farmers? In addition, every single farmer I've ever met is very well off. In addition to the
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Algorithms, Etc.(jeffe.cs.illinois.edu)
7 points by gragas 11y ago|0 comments
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by gragas 11y ago
Why?
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The Absolute Minimum Every SWE Must Know About Unicode and Character Sets (2003)(joelonsoftware.com)
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by gragas 11y ago
This headline completely passes over the reason why stamps got cheaper: there were price hikes after the recession so the Post Office could recoup some of the money it lost in the Great Recession. Given this information, the article isn&#x2
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by gragas 11y ago
John von Neumman is turning over in his grave!
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by gragas 11y ago
>disproportionately impact the impecunious – the almost-certain forthcoming hike in T fares looms large in my anxieties right now – but I am a professional with an advanced degree and possession of the shibboleths of the professional cla
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by gragas 11y ago
>and, sometimes, if you’re a woman, by a miscellany of invasive threats What the heck? I'm not a woman, so apparently no one can threaten me on the internet? Sure women probably receive far more internet threats, but we should use l
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by gragas 11y ago
Your comment about SAT scores is funny to me because I was just thinking about how untrue it is today. I was one or two questions off of a perfect score, and I'm at an extremely selective school right now. One of my friends didn't
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by gragas 11y ago
I know almost nothing about law, but that has to be illegal in some way, right?
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by gragas 11y ago
This is great! It looks like I'll begin my Rust journey earlier than expected.

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