hackermailman

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by hackermailman 10y ago
There's http://www.slow-journalism.com/ plus Oxford journals like Foreign Policy Analysis. I find the Economist suspicious because no names are given for articles, and they contradict themselves every couple of issues.
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by hackermailman 10y ago
I've always considered Stallman as somebody who strategizes in decades instead of tomorrow. He sees a future of locked devices that imprison people and so seems radical to everybody stuck in the state of present day. I don't know
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by hackermailman 10y ago
https://www.cylab.cmu.edu/safeslinger/ does simple handshake exchange and works w/iOS/Android but unsure if still maintained
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by hackermailman 10y ago
I assume they will sell non perishable items at some point when this becomes public. I bet there will be security at the doors verifying purchases after the first couple of weeks: http://www.inews880.com/syn/112/17
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by hackermailman 10y ago
What happens if somebody compromises Amazon accounts by the hundreds and hires a shoplifting crew to clean out that store everyday, selling the goods for 1/2 price on the black market. Retail organized theft is already a major problem
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by hackermailman 10y ago
Where I live all the grocery stores already have almost no employees, with delivery service so you only interact with a website + delivery agent, or a self checkout kiosk if you show up in person. The in person shopping primarily happens in
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by hackermailman 10y ago
Jammeh's official title is also 'His Excellency Sheikh Professor Alhaji Dr. Yahya Abdul-Aziz Awal Jemus Junkung Jammeh Naasiru Deen Babili Mansa" though he's been dropping some titles lately, perhaps he is becoming more
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by hackermailman 10y ago
The cynic in me sees this as a way to appease many of the dictatorships in the developing world FB operates in as a defacto telecom by offering free-wifi through Internet.org type shenanigans for only FB apps. These regimes would love FB to
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by hackermailman 10y ago
The article blatantly edited out those reasons and rearranged his quotes to give this doctor an anti-psilocybin crusading slant. It worked, you immediately dislike him not knowing what his real concerns are, and were just given an out of co
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by hackermailman 10y ago
I'm in a union (pension, can't give it up) and I work F/T for one of those flat hierarchy startups, hired through a who's hiring post a few years ago. I actually prefer the union environment even with it's many prob
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by hackermailman 10y ago
https://www.nostarch.com/pgp.htm for the command line overview from a sysadmin perspective then look at the PGP/public key crypto section here (or read the whole thing) https://www.crypto101.io/
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by hackermailman 10y ago
It gets worse, the army of governors, deans, vice chancellors and council of senates all making over $400k at a university here built luxury condos on endowment lands with tuition fees to speculate on.
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by hackermailman 10y ago
CS:App book, from 15-213 at CMU goes well with K&R to teach unsigned/TMIN/Float/pointers at the asm level, gdb, Valgrind to check for mem leaks, compilation gotchas and more. http://csapp.cs.cmu.edu/
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by hackermailman 10y ago
Step 1: Find a university, look at their ML courses, get lecture notes, get recommended texts, learn ML basics. Step 2: Find tensorflow specific books, hack/poke the library to do something as a side project. Step 3: Write a shill post
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by hackermailman 10y ago
VIM :)
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by hackermailman 10y ago
There is also many bands with fake accents, like 1980s Minor Threat with whatever UK accent Ian Mackaye was channeling
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by hackermailman 10y ago
No escape key on the new Macbook Pro either.
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by hackermailman 10y ago
Japan times wrote a response to this article: http://www.japantimes.co.jp/community/2014/11/23/issues/teac... Not mentioned is the Japanese preschool system: http://www.ernweb.com/ed
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by hackermailman 10y ago
Mason Currey's book is full of examples of artists that micro managed their time like Mozart and Kafka's strict schedules https://podio.com/site/creative-routines
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by hackermailman 10y ago
Then spending the majority of his time as POTUS travelling to do fundraising dinners.
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by hackermailman 10y ago
Most successful people have a schedule planning out their days https://www.theguardian.com/books/2013/oct/08/daily-rituals-... Your productivity skyrockets and it becomes automatic after a few weeks. I s
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by hackermailman 10y ago
And city property tax where the majority of all homeless housing initiatives are funded from, even though homelessness is really a national problem as they migrate to the cities with the best weather and benefits, further straining individu
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by hackermailman 10y ago
The Schemer's Guide was designed for paper and pen https://www.amazon.com/Schemers-Guide-Iain-Ferguson/dp/09628... D is for Digital is a good survey and has some Javascript programming info, Amazon has the se
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by hackermailman 10y ago
My Rockchip Chromebook doesn't have proprietary microcode, libreboot supported, costs $200. Only proprietary issue is the 3D acceleration
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by hackermailman 10y ago
Try djb's qubes manager instead of the default one https://groups.google.com/forum/m/#!topic/qubes-users/7-gm_q...
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by hackermailman 10y ago
The typical UPS driver here with some seniority is making $150k/yr if they do a lot overtime everyday, which they all seem to do. Mansions here with people who run some kind of home finance business getting dozens of cheques a day and
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by hackermailman 10y ago
I do the opposite diet, the Fuhrman "End of Dieting" so called nutrarian diet of mainly veg and beans with meat once a week, sometimes less. Saved a ton of money on food, lost weight back to my early 20s levels and have stamina to
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by hackermailman 10y ago
Anecdote, the UPS driver I see everyday claims all sorts of problems with their hand helds giving incorrect info or seizing mid route. They are also all working heavy overtime, min 12hrs a day to finish their routes here. That said they are
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by hackermailman 10y ago
Mailman and software developer here. Of course all these problems can be fixed with a simple db that tells the delivery agent upon scanning any customer specifics like no safe dropping, go to rear door, ect. Weird individual access problems