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by gukov 11y ago
Low testosterone and other related things can give a man depression. Way too many intelligent people are depressed. I think one of the major reasons is the lack of physical activity typically associated with engineering fields.
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by gukov 11y ago
The facebook feed is unusable because of this. Not only you lose your place, but the whole feed is completely different.
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by gukov 11y ago
Facebook has been doing a good job trying to disrupt itself. I"m talking about the acquisitions of Instagram, WhatsApp, and, probably most importantly, Oculus.
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Rich text formatting and instant RSVPs added to the Gmail app(gmailblog.blogspot.com)
1 points by gukov 11y ago|0 comments
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U.S. files motion to force Apple to obey iPhone order: court(reuters.com)
3 points by gukov 11y ago|0 comments
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by gukov 11y ago
Just like people buying Beats headphones for sound quality (they're not). People that really care about security don't use smartphones.
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by gukov 11y ago
Food releases dopamine, an app doesn't.
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by gukov 11y ago
Patents maybe made sense a century ago with much fewer people and companies on the planet. Oh, and no internet. Today it's just a detriment to human progress.
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by gukov 11y ago
A bit like Netflix and DVD's.
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by gukov 11y ago
They completely refresh the feed hiding previously visible posts on pretty much every page load to feed you as much content as possible. Noticed something else with the corner of your eye right before clicking? Too bad, it's now gone.
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Telegram Messaging App Acts to Block Islamic State Sites(nytimes.com)
3 points by gukov 11y ago|0 comments
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by gukov 11y ago
So, like the Tel Aviv airport where the main security measure for departing flights is a short chat with every passenger. The agents are trained to recognize red flags.
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Why computer programmers need to stop calling themselves engineers already(businessinsider.com)
11 points by gukov 11y ago|4 comments
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by gukov 11y ago
There was nothing worse than allowing to make tweets viral by gaming people into voting: "retweet if you agree, star if you disagree." Retweeting a tweet makes it infinitely more popular than starring. It does look like twitter ha
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If a Computer Can Diagnose Cancer, Will Doctors Become Obsolete?(fivethirtyeight.com)
1 points by gukov 11y ago|1 comments
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by gukov 11y ago
Now is the time for the Facebook's new video platform to swoop in.
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by gukov 11y ago
I'm wondering if Google is somehow, in some way, using the rendering data generated by the Chrome clients and/or Android to aid with processing power it takes to index everything.
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by gukov 11y ago
I wonder if the revamped Facebook Notes made Medium act quicker.
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by gukov 11y ago
I've been thinking of going LCHF for my T1D too: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TR8rc_AF6XU
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by gukov 11y ago
It's probably due to /r/UkrainianConflict/
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by gukov 11y ago
This is already happening. You have to click on the address bar in Safari to see the full URL. People google everything, even domains like "facebook.com" or even "google.com." Gmail's favicon displays the amount of
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by gukov 11y ago
Double the FPS requirement to 120 because people have two eyes.
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by gukov 11y ago
"All of Facebook's revenue growth since it went public comes from one source: mobile ads" - http://www.businessinsider.com/facebook-mobile-ads-responsib...
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by gukov 11y ago
Xen to KVM was nothing but smooth and my node is now flying.
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by gukov 11y ago
https://scotch.io/courses/building-a-slack-clone-in-meteor-j...
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by gukov 11y ago
It was Digg v2 for me. I'm a redditor for over nine years.
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by gukov 11y ago
This is what being a "green" hosting company should mean: not having a one third of your servers sitting idle.
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by gukov 11y ago
Time to buy $DE
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by gukov 11y ago
Good to know, but is there anyone that's better right now?
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by gukov 12y ago
What makes your drives so good?

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