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by ivanca 11y ago
I feel bad for the hackers, their government orders them to hack some US servers, then their government arrests them for doing their job. Each a scapegoat if I ever saw one.
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by ivanca 11y ago
Many of you are romanticizing "hearing voices" but is mostly because you don't know what that's really like, is not like talking to the mirror or "hearing your conscience". I had a friend with Schizophrenia and
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by ivanca 11y ago
A strong dollar means they can import raw materials very cheaply, so that's how they balance out any risk of being "less competitive". And many American products compete on quality and brand recognition (see e.g Apple's
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by ivanca 11y ago
Are you serious??? This one is about taking action, not some guys leaving heroku for it.
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by ivanca 11y ago
Internationally, maybe other countries will see this as a threat against their citizens who share information with these companies (because it is), and therefore accuse of treason to the local subsidiaries of those companies, and/or ba
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by ivanca 11y ago
I just want to thank Google and Facebook for not being part of this. "Don't be Evil" still means something for some of you, history will remember.
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by ivanca 11y ago
Probably, Microsoft did something like that (and failed to gain popularity) http://tag.microsoft.com/what-is-tag/home.aspx
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by ivanca 11y ago
Maybe they like those jobs more despite having lesser pay? Or do we always have to assume they are victims?
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by ivanca 11y ago
Location: Colombia (South America) Remote: Yes. Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: JavaScript, PHP, Python, Node, many others (check link below) Resume/CV: http://nyudvik.com/PresentationIvan/public/Your%2
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by ivanca 11y ago
Auto-complete is such a common feature on all browsers that I don't think it hurts them one bit.
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by ivanca 11y ago
>My second problem is that men set the metrics in ways that benefit them If you think going to war is a benefit then you may have a different concept of "benefit" than most. And you are extrapolating stuff, just because men are
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by ivanca 11y ago
They cross any line anytime... that's easy to see if you know who is leading their presidential poll right now.
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by ivanca 11y ago
This is about IP. Not about a limited resource like food. And is very easy to understand economically: is the same reason why in Finland and other countries traffic tickets amounts are based on the income of the driver, following the same l
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by ivanca 11y ago
They even have a tool/site to query the data: https://data.stackexchange.com/stackoverflow/query/new
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by ivanca 11y ago
Easy enough, with the help of a GPS you can check that the driver can't be on the move for more than 16 hours straigh without an 8-hours reccess. If he wants to do something else instead of sleep that's his problem.
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by ivanca 11y ago
It is a little more complicated because you have to omit the previous rule as well (and overriding it may interfere with other CSS rules), so it should be: .some-class { &[dir="rtl"] { margin-right: 1em; } &a
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by ivanca 11y ago
I didn't, it is how it works in latest Chrome. In all fairness, that's how a blank browser works by default (e.g. Times News Roman is the inherited font-family if you don't specify one) so is very likely the intended behavior
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by ivanca 11y ago
Unfortunately Shadow DOM inherits CSS properties such as color;font-family.
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by ivanca 11y ago
The NSA should stop the charade and just buy Google and Facebook already. They already have us by the balls, lets at least make it official and make the world embrace the heroic and always rightful eye of the US government.
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by ivanca 11y ago
Offtpic but you worked on Crash Bandicoot!? That's so awesome. I loved each version of that game and it made our childhoods much more fun (at countries all over the world, just as an example I'm from Colombia)
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by ivanca 11y ago
You are genius! So lets better suck the life out of you with an office job with stressfull deadlines and mindless meetings.
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by ivanca 11y ago
Complete AI is no the hardest problem in CS, parsing text is. Joking aside this reminded me of that CSS vulnerability that allowed attackers to read peoples mails: http://scarybeastsecurity.blogspot.com/2009/12/gen
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by ivanca 11y ago
Just to be fair the original reddit entry [0] no longer has that comment in it (it was probably deleted) so maybe they just went with "anonymous" after being unable to find the actual source. [0] http://www.reddit.com&#x
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by ivanca 11y ago
Police (and the like) are paid for capturing criminals, not for doing what is morally right (some hope they are the same thing, but many times it isn't)
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by ivanca 11y ago
Got a chronic illness at 2012, my closest lady friend died this year after a long battle with schizophrenia, and I'm just 26... yeah, I'm sure many people have it worse but after a while you can barely deal with your own baggage t
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by ivanca 11y ago
Just a reminder than a nuclear bomb is no different than an army killing 6 million people like the holocaust did. Sarcasm aside, you are talking nonsense, when you can write 'kill.everyoneWhoLooksLike("armed muslin")' wi
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by ivanca 11y ago
Actually aside from minor memory problems after long term exposure (years) all reports suggest pure marijuana is very healthy, so no, no comparison with it. If I started burning lithium batteries probably people will complain even if I do i
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by ivanca 11y ago
He can save 14 more if instead of creating a function he copies the function content inside of 'onclick'. And he can save one by using +new Date instead of Date.now().
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by ivanca 11y ago
Judging by the comments there is much space for improvement on open source OCR libraries, maybe someone with experience in the field should start a kickstarter for it, there must some here in HN itself; maybe something with CLI and GUI and
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by ivanca 11y ago
The worst is when they hack the browser history, so when you click back 20 times and you still see ads

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