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by haxel 11y ago
The author seems to ignore the degree of power Facebook, Zuckerberg, and friends gain from a vast quantity of detailed information about people's lives. I can't imagine Zuckerberg would trade the unlimited upside (optionality) of
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The Value of the Internet: Much Less Than We Think(haxel.ca)
3 points by haxel 11y ago|0 comments
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How to Kill Online Advertising(haxel.ca)
4 points by haxel 12y ago|0 comments
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The simplest personal computer(haxel.ca)
2 points by haxel 12y ago|0 comments
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by haxel 12y ago
Those are my observations, maybe I run in different circles than you do. You seem to be saying there's only one way for technology to be - the way it already is - and that everyone had better get on board with it, or else. I'm say
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by haxel 12y ago
Beginnings are, pretty much by definition, largely mysterious and chaotic, intimate, and disorganized. I have a tremendous respect for those qualities - without them we'd not have computers or even ourselves to talk to. We wouldn'
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by haxel 12y ago
I agree that women would appreciate and especially benefit from a more balanced computing experience, but I also think it would help everyone else too, including techies like myself and many here. It seems to me that modern computers are al
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A Feminine Computer?(haxel.ca)
3 points by haxel 12y ago|6 comments
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Show HN: Benome – Behaviour prediction on your side(benome.ca)
1 points by haxel 12y ago|0 comments
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The Anti-Google: Part II(haxel.ca)
1 points by haxel 12y ago|0 comments
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by haxel 12y ago
Well, I just described exactly what it is and how it works, followed by a concrete example. So I'm not sure that's vague. When the person taking the action is recording the action, and the information is kept private, then it&#x27
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by haxel 12y ago
Too bad the post was flagged. My intention was to spark a discussion on the high-level ideas, but it seems that many are more interested in the implementation. That's fair. The challenge in this case is that "what it is" matt