jotux

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by jotux 12y ago
NO. Don't dox people. Don't threaten to dox them. Don't encourage others to dox. We judge ourselves by our intentions and others by there actions. Think about that every time you start to grab your pitchfork.
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by jotux 12y ago
>There's a reason it doesn't support tables I don't see how the inclusion of tables violates the ascii-like readability of markdown. Github has implemented a table syntax that is natural to read/write and makes it eas
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by jotux 12y ago
I see the ability to change local history as a huge benefit. Not only can I track changes but before I publish them I can make decisions about how to make them more presentable/understandable to other developers.
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by jotux 12y ago
>constant hassle of having to stop to buy gas I agree with the other benefits you highlight, but the model s has a similar range to most gas vehicles. You could just as easily complain about the constant hassle to stop and charge your mo
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by jotux 12y ago
>>>Exception<<<
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by jotux 12y ago
>I was hoping the article would mention something about their neuroscience, too. The article specifically mentions this and cites the study you linked. >Or maybe the giraffes are worried about tripping over their own feet. Heather Mor
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by jotux 12y ago
>They are within their rights not to give you a good recommendation. In California, when it comes to past employee recommendations, employers are protected if a statements are based on "credible evidence and made without malice.&quo
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by jotux 12y ago
>provides me the opportunity to challenge myself and not be restricted to the 10 or 12 classes available in a major This seems like an exaggeration to me. Looking back at my BS I took about 45 classes total (not including labs). Of the 4
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by jotux 12y ago
This is pretty interesting because I've been hearing a low-frequency hum for the last few years -- since moving into my current home. I only notice it at night, lying in bed when it is quiet. To me, it sounds like an idling car sitting
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by jotux 12y ago
They should send the drone to defcon this year to compete in defconbots (defconbots.org).
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by jotux 12y ago
I heard a good article on NPR a while back (that I can't find now) that talked about the difference between rich and poor college students. A big factor that helped students from affluent homes is the fact that their college-graduate p
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Researchers Develop Robot That Lets Them Feel Softness of Virtual Breasts(spectrum.ieee.org)
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by jotux 12y ago
Compared to the median income for most of the US ($40-$50k/year), $90k for a new grad is pretty high.
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by jotux 12y ago
A simple and obvious problem is that elementary and high school teachers in SF are making $40k-60k/year. So even if you and your spouse are making >$100k/year and living comfortably in your sf apartment the teachers teaching yo
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by jotux 12y ago
I'm going to go meta here and say the hn discussion here is just fantastic. This is the reason I frequent hn and I wish more submissions would spur discussions of this quality.
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by jotux 12y ago
>implemented by antisocial 20-something engineers working weird hours. I feel like this is a myth we should actively work to squash. The vast majority of engineers and coders are 30/40-somethings with normal social lives, families,
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by jotux 13y ago
Reminds me of the "BlueSniper" rifle from a few years ago: http://www.tomsguide.com/us/how-to-bluesniper-pt1,review-408...
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by jotux 13y ago
Seems to be a dead link.
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by jotux 13y ago
An example of documentation generated from mdoc would be nice.
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by jotux 13y ago
People realize it but also admit it's a terrible name for a language and referring to it as golang is much better in the long run.
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by jotux 13y ago
Has it been confirmed that Reggie Watts is not a robot and has not already won this prize? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BdHK_r9RXTc
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by jotux 13y ago
>In every instance of cabin fire ... the crew contacted the ground. How many documented cabin fires have there been?
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by jotux 13y ago
>he deserves to be shamed. You heard one side of a story about a contentious situation between two people and you want to publicly shame someone based on this? What if the older guy has a completely different story that explains why he h
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by jotux 13y ago
My productivity takes a dramatic hit when I have to work on a single, [relatively] small screen and use a less-than-full-sized keyboard.
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by jotux 13y ago
Relevent: http://www.medicalnewstoday.com/articles/57654.php
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by jotux 13y ago
>I interpreted him as saying experiencing workplace sexism provided him with first-hand insight into sexual assault and rape. Again, a terrible problem with text on a webpage. Someone will interpret your statements in an unexpected way a
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by jotux 13y ago
Here's a fundamental problem with text-based communications. You interpret, "Now I really empathized" as "I've never empathized before but now I do", whereas it seems the intention was to state, "I empathi
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by jotux 13y ago
I don't see how my comment implied that, at all.
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by jotux 13y ago
>I wonder why Google donated spare cycles to solve the Rubik's cube when there are problems like Fold.it that could use it for science. An equally absurd question: Why doesn't google use all of it's man/computing powe
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by jotux 13y ago
His "admission" was very, very weak. "I am no longer involved in that and I cannot discuss it," he says, dismissing all further queries with a swat of his left hand. "It's been turned over to other people

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