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by honzzz 13y ago
There are only 12 objects that are GPS tracked and twelve thousand people is searching for them right now. I do not think littering is any problem here.
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New GPS game is out of this world: Stratocaching(technet.idnes.cz)
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by honzzz 13y ago
Are you implying you lock your mailbox? Would that be surprising to you? I assume you might be an American - I was really surprised when I visited the US and noticed that most people use unlocked boxes located outside of their houses to g
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by honzzz 13y ago
It might be interesting to note that someone in the discussion under the original article (an unregistered user going by the name 'The one who knows') claims that "the admin of bitcash.cz Carlos upset the czech hacker comunit
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Examples Of NSA Surveillance Creating Chilling Effects(techdirt.com)
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A common place to publish and share your own API specifications(apicommons.org)
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Why are software development task estimations regularly off by a factor of 2-3?(quora.com)
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Skype founder launches Perzo for secret communications(theinquirer.net)
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Grugq: list of "must read" articles and papers about OPSEC(grugq.github.io)
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Do “Shitty” Work(ryanhoover.me)
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by honzzz 13y ago
Nice. I also like the music - what is it?
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by honzzz 13y ago
The problem is not these companies, it's the regulatory climate. But why is the regulatory climate so problematic? I guess it's because our current form of democracy is highly inefficient - politicians have much stronger incent
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Web apps deserve sexy transitions too(medium.com)
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Mozilla’s Lightbeam Firefox tool shows who's tracking you(theguardian.com)
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The Definitive Guide to Angular on Mobile(ng-newsletter.com)
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Building Multiplayer HTML5 Games with Cloak(weblog.bocoup.com)
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by honzzz 13y ago
Alan Turing, Sigmund Freud, military innovator Jan Žižka z Trocnova a Kalicha.
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"On the origins of Bitcoin," new work on Bitcoin and monetary theory(konradsgraf.com)
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by honzzz 13y ago
Why all? My estimate is that most of them are web apps, mobile apps are often at least Android/iOS, I would say that those tags I proposed would be needed quite rarely. And it's not like I am demanding it, it was just a proposal t
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by honzzz 13y ago
It would be nice to indicate in a title that the link is only useful for people with specific platform. It's kind of disappointing to go there and find out I cannot try it because I don't have that kind of device. Something like &
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by honzzz 13y ago
Depends on your definition of "smartness". In my book the ability to assess the importance of things and their relevance to given task and ability to prioritize accordingly is very important aspect of being smart. The guy who &#x2
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by honzzz 13y ago
I think both extremes are bad. Ignoring genetics would be wishful thinking but ascribing things like dedication to genetics? We already know how strongly nurture affects motivation, work habits, self-control etc. Even genetic potential for
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by honzzz 13y ago
This is basically the old nature vs. nurture thing. So the answer is similar - twin studies etc. Based on what I know (which is not much - I do not claim to be an expert) I would say that there is undeniable evidence that IQ is in fact stro
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Write Good or Die [Kindle Edition] for free(amazon.com)
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by honzzz 13y ago
"because you feel like it" ... this is a terrible thing to conclude. Let's just all 'feel like' getting consent, alright? Please do not pretend that I am saying something terrible that I never said. It is obvious
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by honzzz 13y ago
Apples and oranges. It's one thing to ask because you feel like it. It's another thing to have to ask because it's mandatory.
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by honzzz 13y ago
I hear what you are saying and it sound reasonable... but I just cannot imagine myself asking that question in that situation. Wine, candles, excitement of 'the first time with her' and tenderness... and suddenly I hear myself say
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by honzzz 13y ago
Start asking before you touch in situations where you know you don't have to. I think this is based on incorrect understanding of the real cause of the problem. The problem was not the lack of knowledge about the fact that she was no
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Spying More On The Public With Cameras Will Likely Decrease Public Safety(techdirt.com)
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Good Luck With That(grugq.github.io)
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