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by hack_edu 13y ago
About 3 hours of exercises out of an upper division CS textbook interspersed with not-so-subtle references to alcohol and cocaine.
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by hack_edu 13y ago
To many, the dream of the Internet was a space to challenge and re-evaluate these structures. Something likened to starting fresh, naive as it may be. People have been disappointed with the seeming death of this dream, and very recent revel
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by hack_edu 13y ago
That quote, and entire post, is really just a clumsy (read: "classy") way of plugging his newest venture. There's no real assertion to disagree with, just a filler sentence written for PR. cute title + 500 words = free market
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by hack_edu 13y ago
That is the most commonly cited neighborhood where people are shocked that there is so much crime. That's a very historically depressed neighborhood, less than the old E. 14th days, but just because there are two streets with cute old
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by hack_edu 13y ago
T-Mobile US is almost entirely independent from the larger company in it's services and day to day operations. And the bar is pretty low in most regards when you're up against Verizon and AT&T's business practices...
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by hack_edu 13y ago
Those cities are way, way out there and absolute commute gridlock hell. You also need to understand just how dense the suburban strip-mall monotony gets once you cross the hill...
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by hack_edu 13y ago
When people refer to 'malware' on Android, they tend to mean sketchy apps that mine your contacts and other metadata the app requires access to.
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by hack_edu 13y ago
The USA has a century long precedent of certain protections for laborers. Child labor protections and regulated overtime pay are just as non-free than the "equal work, equal pay" mentality when it comes to intern abuse... For bett
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by hack_edu 13y ago
More than that, planning a Dream Wedding. That's Pinterest's real bread and butter.
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by hack_edu 13y ago
Read up on Sabu and the timeline of events between his initial arrest and the various Anonymous Operations. He's a narc, has admitted it and was very much involved in most of the operations. Coincidentally, most people in those operati
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by hack_edu 13y ago
... at the packet level.
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by hack_edu 13y ago
The problem isn't so much about finding them than it is about retaining them. Male teachers tend to leave the profession before the end of their 20 s. Some start in their semi-retirement days, but that's quite rare.
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by hack_edu 13y ago
Which offers a perfect chance for cross-referencing!
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by hack_edu 13y ago
Now, if we only had this comments within threads...
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by hack_edu 13y ago
Why don't they make the 'Papergold' or 'Paperpale?' An e-ink reader is supposed to be easy on your eyes, yet a stark white background honestly creates just as much stress as reading against a screen. And High-Contra
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by hack_edu 13y ago
And who said the 'NoOps' fad was over? :)
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by hack_edu 13y ago
Both eastern spans have displayed on Google Maps for the past month or two. The traffic data was even available, just directions didn't tell you to use the new bridge yet.
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by hack_edu 13y ago
As if Oracle has a history in doing anything at all clever or interesting....
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by hack_edu 13y ago
I'll repeat the crux of this discussion. There's no definition of 'hacked.' Welcome to the Internet.
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by hack_edu 13y ago
Really, it implies any attack or breach that is apparent to users. This is very apparent.
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by hack_edu 13y ago
Yes it was. Let's not quibble.
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by hack_edu 13y ago
Now, the real question is whether or not Kovid Goyal (the maintainer) releases his iron grip on development. For years, seemingly any bugs are features, EVERY TIME. Good luck getting a commit accepted! You'll probably get an incredibly
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by hack_edu 13y ago
"Show HN: My thoughts on companies that don't do accelerator programs."
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by hack_edu 13y ago
Please refrain from self submissions. :) If people like it, they'll submit it for you.
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by hack_edu 13y ago
The article implies that you should find something that tastes good for you, not fetishize the origin/process.
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by hack_edu 13y ago
almost I have a ZenBook too as my primary Ubuntu machine. It's almost good enough. I also suffer all the points you list, each of which are 100% dealbreakers and perfect examples of how almost it is yet no one goes the extra mile
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by hack_edu 13y ago
generally ... and I hate to be that guy, but Thinkpads build quality has really suffered of late; plastic is not a way to go. And, 'military-grade' or 'passed all one-hundred and whatever tests used to certify for the US Arm
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by hack_edu 13y ago
pretty much
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by hack_edu 13y ago
The most important thing he can do is railroad through a Nexus-style Ubuntu exemplar hardware platform. All you need is one or two devices. I'd pay 25% over a comparable Apple for a real Ubuntu-Debian laptop with Apple-quality build
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by hack_edu 13y ago
Now you just sound entitled AND righteously indignant...

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