hanselot

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   by hanselot 8y ago

   How dare you question our great overlords the ACLU. They would never use statistics to find results favourable to their hypothesis.
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   by hanselot 8y ago

   What percentage of people in the openly available mugshot database were people of colour, and why should that not be relevant?
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   by hanselot 8y ago

   Could you redirect your pessimism to any (literally any) sport in existence? Before you bitch about people trying to make our species multiplanetary, clean up the existing bullshit we spend money on. Go and convince a redneck football suppo
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   by hanselot 8y ago

   Don't force views on deaf ears. The gradual shifting of awareness is happening regardless and irrespective of the attempts by liberals to further the cause (which is essentially politically driven at this stage). Allowing yourself to b
5. 185.▲
   by hanselot 8y ago

   Someone has to keep the UFO hunters busy.
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   by hanselot 8y ago

   This is a great idea. I keep hitting bloomberg limits, and they still haven't realised I am never going to pay for their articles. The only method of payment I deem acceptable in today's age is cryptomining. Process: Connect to w
7. 187.▲
   by hanselot 8y ago

   Why does it seem like every cryptocurrency article is written by someone in 10 minutes? Why does it seem like the same article is then edited by a 6 year old who speaks English as a third language?
8. 188.▲
   by hanselot 9y ago

   I think I have reached a critical point in my career where I have to choose whether I work to live or live to work. I prefer the prior, so I will be going that route. I'll be resigning on Wednesday.
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   by hanselot 9y ago

   I don't, I would also like to know. I get home, feel like satan drained my soul all day and sedate myself to continue the vicious cycle the next day.
10. 190.▲
    by hanselot 9y ago

    Add verge (XVG) and I'm interested.
11. 191.▲
    by hanselot 9y ago

    Just give the SJW's time to wake up. Always the same shit in the comments section.
12. 192.▲
    by hanselot 9y ago

    Probably shouldn't be asking this, but why isn't this just a post promoting resources for middle school kids to learn programming? Why does everything have to be polarized by sexism?
13. 193.▲
    by hanselot 9y ago

    Just like everyone doing crimes always get caught. Please. Not only can it be done, it should be done.
14. 194.▲
    by hanselot 9y ago

    So we should take away the power from the user to choose that for themself? How exactly does it hurt them to have unofficial Linux firmware?
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    by hanselot 9y ago

    Additionally, consider that google has some advanced machine learning shit that can likely analyse your writing style. Even an antipattern is a pattern.
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    by hanselot 9y ago

    > and even with all that people regularly have their bitcoins stolen or irreparably lost. > Obviously any currency can be stolen or used for illegal purposes So what is the purpose of your argument if all of that simply points out tha
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    by hanselot 9y ago

    I love how Fiat Money was designed to be impossible to use for illegal purposes, and there is no way to steal it. I mean really, if there were a way for it to be used in that way, surely your argument would be pointless, but luckily we know
18. 198.▲
    by hanselot 9y ago

    Kind of close to tears, knowing the sacrifice this man made in the name of open access and freedom. May his name never be unwritten from history.
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    by hanselot 9y ago

    Thanks for the feelz :(
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    by hanselot 9y ago

    I'd be shocked if CNBC discussed any news that was based on fact.
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    by hanselot 9y ago

    I was just wondering why blockchain doesn't get used to manage government data on citizens. One immutable record of a person with all the metadata stored in sidechains.
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    by hanselot 9y ago

    Just try to get your money out of crypto! You will see, one day one of the big guys is going to sell all his coins and cause a market crash from which it won't recover. Then you are going to be glad to have this gold-backed paper (Oh w
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    by hanselot 9y ago

    This whole crypto thing is a bubble. You will see it fall and never recover. No, not like the other 7000 times it crashed by more than 40%, no this time it will be impossible to recover, because people can't inherently value something
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    by hanselot 9y ago

    This is exactly what happened in Zimbabwe.
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    by hanselot 9y ago

    It's been a while, but https://youtu.be/WnEYakUxsHU has some interesting thoughts on it. Essentially trust based companies are the logical product of blockchain, but they will require an essential shift in how we appro
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    Ask HN: How close is modern computing to vintage computing wrt. efficiency?

    4 points by hanselot 9y ago|4 comments
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    by hanselot 9y ago

    Breaking News: Murder of Crows Commit Murder. You won't believe why!
28. 208.▲
    by hanselot 9y ago

    To apply for this position you require 12 years of Senior Experience in Go and Cobol.
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    by hanselot 9y ago

    I wrote a script that allows me to acquire videos from a very popular video providing site (YOU mighT have Used it BEfore) from channels on said site, and converts them into mp3's, tags them with metadata from eyed3 and then adds them
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    by hanselot 9y ago

    How does it feel spending so much time doing something so fucking pointless?