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> Why do you have an account, but not want people to be able to find you? I signed up when I was young, and now my FB account is a liability I have to manage. (Which FB keeps making more difficult.) I communicate with friends to share, n
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There is a constant complaint that HN is turning into Reddit. But, after looking at snapshots of the frontpage from five years ago, I realized, only the names have changed. So, the change must be experiential. (The same can be said of music
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That was already figured out in the story comments of the first link. http://www.theverge.com/2013/10/7/4812630/fox-news-shepard-s...
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Previous post (5 hours ago): https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=6509781
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Are they actual workers, or just background set pieces? (The people using the tablets.)
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While I like the ideas (and I liked them even more the first time I read 4HWW), the real lesson I gained from my first, and second, attempt at lifestyle design is: either succeed alone or find better friends. Nothing kills enthusiasm and mo
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Link: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Man_from_Earth http://www.hulu.com/watch/517822 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hAarR4tVEHU
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I would point out the tactics concerning the targeted application of protests (time and location), targeted third-party vote syphoning, and traditional hyper-local "get out the vote" programs. But, I have been down-voted for my op
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> It's not how auto trading works. That's OK. It doesn't have to exist for it to be interesting to me. Think of it more like an interesting extrapolation of a scifi story, if you want. HFT advantages become slim enough to
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FINRA halted trading of TWTR Inc. at 12:42 p.m. Friday because of the issue. http://www.forbes.com/sites/steveschaefer/2013/10/04/the-big... It might be an interesting failure scenario for algorithm
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This reminds me of a scene from The Diamond Age where a child read animated characters instead of static letters and words. While you could switch to the old style, the animated ones were easier to distinguish, and so preferred by him.
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I've settled on ShiftIt [1], which gives me more partial desktop control at a good price (free). There was a good post, a while ago, on the various options for OSX [2]. I've also noticed that, because I use a widescreen and split
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You have a good point, but keep in mind that everyone has biases towards different forms of communication. Some value written commendations, money, or non-monetary gifts. A manager/team lead must straddle both communicating effectively
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> it is not recommended to run lmctfy alongside LXC or another container system I guess this makes it a choice between this and Docker.io, unless it becomes a docker backend.
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A new display server does not differentiate an OS in anyway that would remotely make money. It is more likely they tried to use a technical solution to solve a non-technical problem (display server consensus on an old architecture).
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It looks like it's only a couple of days of data. Are you crawling the pages directly or using the existing api [1]? [1] https://www.hnsearch.com/api
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This looks like it is just crawling HN, and using Algolia to provide a search over that data. What exactly are you hacking?
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I still don't understand how a rally will do anything beyond making the news. The effort might be better spent identifying specific senators, and representatives, and encouraging people to vote them out of office through campaigning.
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That depends on what they consider "fake". It looks like "Operation Clean Turf" only considered reputation management companies.
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On a meta note: Do duplicate submissions count as an upvote anymore?
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Don't forget the car dealers fighting to force Tesla to sell through them.
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I would guess, like most people, she judges engine response by ear. And, because of the lack of noise, she accelerated thinking she had not pressed the pedal hard enough. Mix that with the different behavior around not moving when the pedal
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I've always found Scribblenauts to be a guessing game, like the text adventure games of old. You have to find the correct word to use that the machine understands. At least in an IRL role playing game you can discuss what you are talki
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> write their multiplayer Myst-universe puzzles in text format It looks more like a text based MUD based on the Myst universe.
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Yes. The timer was set to 47 mins for you to attempt your pure CSS layout, and would count down to your inevitable failure. Someone also built an opposing "Use CSS" timer, but I cannot find that one.
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It still burns that HTML Tables had this simple layout issue almost solved. CSS v1 could have just codified that behavior, and worked on improving it later. This is just emphasized by the "holy grail" example of the 3 column layou
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In some workflows, accepting a pull request is a formality. The work has already been tested and reviewed on a different branch, or is tested using CI servers that integrate with GitHub, like Travis CI or Circle CI.
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OpenUru [1] has the source code and the content creation tools required to do something like you are describing. You might have to modify the client, to handle the perspective change, but it would even allow for online multiplayer puzzle so
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The article doesn't mention Openuru [1]. Cyan Worlds released the source and content creation tools to build custom shards. [1] http://openuru.org/
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The per-tip voting makes sense. The three options for voting is also sensible and would be necessary for doing user matching or comparison, I just think the numbers would be better expressed, on the page, as a single average per tip. And, a
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