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hnaccy
8y ago
What happens if you choose to walk?
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hnaccy
8y ago
Millennials, Gen X, and Gen Z don't seem to have been coined by market research agencies.
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hnaccy
8y ago
I'm shocked.
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hnaccy
8y ago
He meant Boomhauer.
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hnaccy
8y ago
Check ID address, ban people caught reselling, etc. Get creative you're now a destination restaurant and can charge $50+ a burger. Or go out of business I guess.
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hnaccy
8y ago
Provide a locals only card that gives reduced pricing, could even have a locals only day once a week.
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hnaccy
8y ago
You can verify hash with others or compile it yourself.
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hnaccy
8y ago
>The reason the login form is delivered as web content is to increase development speed and agility You saved some sprints but invalidated the purpose of the project. Very agile. >Ultimately I think we can have web content from accoun
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hnaccy
8y ago
They see themselves as members of the ruling class that will outlive the useless class and subvert existing democratic institutions. Of course they love his message, in it they win.
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hnaccy
8y ago
How do bookies decide if they need to payout or not in this case?
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8y ago
> I guess it may seem strange to outsiders though. Of course it seems strange. The output of the scientific/academic community is often presented to people as being a source of truth and scientists do little to dissuade this. To lea
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hnaccy
8y ago
>I don’t want it to read as “S3 is awfully slow, that’s what the problem was. If they were using GCS then < awesome outcome >”. You don't mention Google at all outside of the opening statement so who would read it that way?
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hnaccy
8y ago
Why blur the photos?
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hnaccy
8y ago
Presumably a billionaire would be better suited to both get away with and profit from such a murder.
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hnaccy
8y ago
I hate Recaptcha. In my experience using Firefox and not being logged into a google account results in a very long if not impossible chain of captcha challenges.
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hnaccy
8y ago
There's tens of thousands of manually decensored manga, you could download and compare them to original to identify censored regions and use as training I suppose.
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hnaccy
8y ago
More evidence that the invention of the transistor marked the doom of individual liberty. By the time I die I assume we'll all be tracked at all times or well on the way to that.
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hnaccy
8y ago
>They complied with a far reaching request and got told their response was too far reaching? He requested metadata and they sent actual email content, kind of a big difference there.
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hnaccy
8y ago
>for Google not being a dick is a hiring criteria Wonder what the false negative rate is?
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hnaccy
8y ago
>I understand and agree with the fear of it being a slippery slope. It's not a question, we're sliding down the slope.
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hnaccy
8y ago
I thought I was having intense deja vu but google has this archived form two days ago. https://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:Ca1CO6... Does hackernews move posts around and change their timestamps?
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hnaccy
8y ago
We should seek to reduce the asymmetry, currently only our masters and their minions get to watch us. If networked dash cams and home security cameras become common there should be crowd sourced public tracking of every LEO, politician, etc
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hnaccy
8y ago
It's a 4chan meme.
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hnaccy
8y ago
Just today Google prevented me from logging in with the correct password and asked for a phone number as additional verification. Any phone number. The account has no associated number so it's not a verification at all!
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hnaccy
8y ago
Is this supposed to have audio?
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hnaccy
8y ago
The rust belt would just get undercut by programmers living in vastly cheaper locations around globe.
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8y ago
>The presumption of good faith is a valuable component of any community that shouldn't be abused to score stupid points. Shouldn't we be concerned with the possibility of undetected bad actors who are abusing it for more nefari
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8y ago
>Meanwhile in North America we have a arms race where everyone is buying bigger and bigger trucks for "safety" reasons, even though they're proven to be more wildly more lethal to pedestrians in collisions. It's not t
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8y ago
I hope Chinese party collapses. If a large illiberal and totalitarian state can succeed and thrive then I fear our own nations will soon follow that path.
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8y ago
>so the server could never even infer behavior about the client from the requests. It reports click through so this isn't true.
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