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You don't interact with cops much do you? I got messed with by the cops just for being out after dark as a kid. A cop once made my whole family his personal mission just because he caught one of my brothers biking without a helmet. Mak
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You have ruined JavaScript (2014)
(codeofrob.com)
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And there we have it, a Christmas miracle: The most Hacker News comment there ever was.
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If you think landlords in New York aren't factoring in a profit margin, I've got this great bridge in Brooklyn I'll sell you.
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11y ago
Precisely. Two grand a month to live in what is essentially a boarding house, like the places I used to live when I was broke and worked as a cook, only with more hipster-friendly decor. That's absurd.
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I used an Asus Transformer Prime as my laptop for some time, and in some ways the experience described here sounds like it's actually gotten worse on an interface level since 4.0. For the most part though, I found it reasonably decen
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One of the reasons date search is almost mandatory for usable Usenet searching is that at this point it's essentially a dead protocol. For nearly a decade now the bulk of what traffic still makes it onto Usenet has been spam and a hand
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You're in luck. It is reborn. http://orrtech.us/qlink/ http://www.lyonlabs.org/commodore/qlink/
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I use OneNote. There's no native Linux client, but there's a browser-based client.
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Having a look around on my Windows system running Avast, I don't appear to have the same issue at the moment, but I have repeatedly of late found myself seeing security warnings in Firefox which I'd chalked up to my spotty 4G conn
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This is what Racket is made for (among other things of course). I strongly recommend asking on the Racket-users Google Group as they'll know more about educational use than I, but Racket is actively used to teach 13 year olds programmi
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Swift proposal: Remove C-style for loops
(github.com)
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This article honestly reminds me of nothing so much as why I stopped reading current science-fiction, and why the science-fiction I wrote took more inspiration from Douglas Adams and DC Comics than anything from the "proper SF" sp
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http://quoteinvestigator.com/2014/03/22/stand-there/
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Someone Has Recreated a Playable XCOM in Excel
(rockpapershotgun.com)
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It's almost as if a totally unregulated commodities market isn't the magical utopia the neoreactionaries and internet libertarians dreamed of! If only we had centuries of historical precedent to learn from and prevent these sort o
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Can the Macbook Pro replace your iPad?
(speirs.org)
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I think PLAI gets into it, but I've not read it. http://cs.brown.edu/courses/cs173/2012/book/
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Since it was mentioned in the description and I hadn't seen anyone else do it, here's the Game of Life with poop emoji: http://ncase.me/emoji-prototype/?remote=-K4CKcP-uNe-iuB9brbL
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You joke, but network executives have actually said such things, and there's a long history of them suing and winning against ad-skipping features for TV. Here's just one example: https://www.techdirt.com/articles&
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Lisp in one and a half pages of Tandy Color BASIC
(twitter.com)
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My lily-white ass it has. If anything, my experience with the Linux distro ecosystem in the last year is worse than I have ever had with Linux going back some 20 years. I would frankly trade any of the dozens of broken "robust desktop
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Be warned that the Bluestacks software is an insidious little thing. It works, mostly, but 1) the stack is out of date (it was still on 4.0 last I used it only a couple months ago), 2) it comes pre-installed with an awful spammy launcher an
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Facebook won't let you type this
(money.cnn.com)
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Conversely, Nike is also responsible for the infamous "Allah/Air shoes" that caused a shitstorm in the late 90s.
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Human Resource Machine
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I wonder how many amazing programming technologies have been lost or neglected because they didn't draw pretty enough widgets on the screen.
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For me the fun realization was when I cottoned on how nicely instruction microcode lines up as a concept with stored functions in a language with first class functions. Your instruction look up becomes your execution step in one go: https:
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You realize of course that this is actually not unique in any way, right? Dumbphones still exist aplenty, you can practically buy them in bulk nowadays for a tenth what this costs.
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11y ago
_HN like many blogs leans left and tends to allow far too often political hit pieces during election periods_ You've not been coming here very long, have you?
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