herokusaki

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by herokusaki 13y ago
By the same token your comment would suggest a binary choice between having a narrow worldview and not acknowledging very real trends (that hackers care less about dress and appearance than other professionals). That's an uncharitable
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I find it hard to understand those rules. What country did you grow up in?
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by herokusaki 13y ago
A word of warning: looks like you're using the original ("'original'"?) copyrighted assets from Flappy Bird. Legally speaking, you can't distribute those and your Github repo could be served a DMCA takedown at
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You could argue that Spock was "logical" in that his reasoning was self-consistent. He was, however, irrational.
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> It's just so human . Now that you've described it like that I realize that evoking that feeling is the selling point of most literary fiction. I also feel a bit ashamed I didn't realize this earlier. It's more preci
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by herokusaki 13y ago
Looking at to the Arch wiki ( https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Lxc-systemd ) it seems like LXC can be at least partially reconciled with systemd. Are there any features of LXC that absolutely can't be made to
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Did Debian at any point consider launchd?
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Proof of rage?
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by herokusaki 13y ago
Fascinating. I wonder if visualizing the dice roll could help. If you don't have ethical objections to it you could also A/B test biased dice (say, biased away from 1 and 20) for complaints (give a different contact email address
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by herokusaki 13y ago
A somewhat serious question on the hippies I want to ask HN (as a non-American): are there any enclaves of hippie culture left in the American culture today? What I'm mostly wondering is if someone who was there with the "hippies&
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Are you suggesting there being a connection there?
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Out of all third party UIs for Hacker News I've seen (and have since forgotten the URL for) you probably have the best domain name. It's clever and memorable.
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What counts as "linking against a library" for JavaScript code?
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If Microsoft released the source code to Windows 98 OSR2, which is effectively abandonware as far as I understand, it would be great. A lot of multimedia applications and old games would instantly become easier to preserve. Is there still a
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by herokusaki 13y ago
You state a controversial opinion (as evidenced by the responses) that the world will be a pretty awful place by 2100 as fact. Can you justify it?
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by herokusaki 13y ago
That sounds awful. Can you block it through robots.txt? If not, and if Bing gives you no traffic, you could feed it blank (or just super truncated) pages based on the user agent.
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> I'm also looking at doing some stuff with Windows Phone hardware (not with the OS, just the hardware...), so there's value in that. Can you elaborate on that? AFAIK nothing but Windows Phone runs on WP8 hardware.
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Can someone from the area try this and report back?
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>Do you want to feel stressed and perhaps evil for a tiny chance of money or do you rather have a constant flow of secure meatspace money by working? Ignoring the "evil" bit, this sounds like a false dilemma. Running a mining &
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by herokusaki 13y ago
The grating lexicon is what kept me from getting into Dogecoin until this year even though I first ran into it no later than a few days after the initial release. As kbouw says in a sibling comment if you actively engage in the community yo
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>this happens very rarely Why?
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Can you give any particular examples that show that you really learned to be an asshole and not just confident and/or assertive?