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kaptain
8y ago
Saerx.me because it uses other search engines add a proxy, giving me the privacy I desire. Also, I live in China where, arguably, the best engine is blocked. Searx.me also gives me access to it without firing up a VPN.
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9y ago
From the article: > We would be married but for my condition, which has placed a question mark at the end of nearly everything. Will experimental treatments eventually fix me? Can I contribute to a family? Is it fair to ask that Dunia su
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Ask HN: How do I get started writing a personal bill pay service?
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9y ago
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9y ago
China. Two strong influences: an idolization of western parenting plus the one child policy. Take your caricature of a dependent US kid and add the pressure and coddling of six parents.
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Chinese media reports personal VPN use Not banned
(reddit.com)
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9y ago
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10y ago
I've met foreigners who have had TERRIBLE tones but still manage to get their point across in Mandarin because of context. Your explanation for why English works despite mispronunciation is the same reason why Chinese works: context. F
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10y ago
Speaking from a Chinese context this is very common. The irony to me is that spoken Mandarin is very fast and very colloquial. This coupled with the limited number of phonemes makes it very easy to transcribe speech incorrectly (i.e. not in
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Ask HN: How should I manage removing customer data and backups?
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11y ago
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11y ago
The article noted that one workaround for people in the middle of an install just to change the date. Is this a general workaround: change the date pre-February 2016, run installer, change date back?
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Chinese Tinder clone security holes
(larrysalibra.com)
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11y ago
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11y ago
Let's not insult junior high D&D clubs.
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11y ago
A lot of the posts here focus on content. I would focus on process. Since you're new to the job your head WILL be spinning, so it's important for you to setup a way to work through the "newness". Bring a notebook and a t
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11y ago
This introduction is both dated and timeless at the same time. Sigh. Part of me wishes I was back in school.
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Computer Science Logo Style:Preface
(cs.berkeley.edu)
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11y ago
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11y ago
The tragedy here is that the political climate of China will hamstring the usefulness of this achievement. Baidu's search results are inferior to those of Google's; it doesn't matter so much that Google's computing power
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12y ago
Most of the discussion here centers on how linguistic commitments ought to drive decision making in determining the Unicode spec. It's already been covered how Unicode provides a number to symbol (i.e. codepoint) mapping; composition,
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12y ago
> When we have a desperate need like football bleachers that have to be replaced, or turfgrass that isn’t up to par, we somehow find the money. We — through public or private avenues — meet those needs. Why can’t we find funds to address
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Ask HN: Recommendations for web analytics tool to analyze user behavior?
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12y ago
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kaptain
12y ago
I'm a long time Mac user. One thing I like about Linux is its package manager. Brew is a package manager OS X but it isn't as powerful as aptitude because it's not integrated into the system the way aptitude is. All the thing
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12y ago
Any HN'rs who live in China use Fastmail? Can you share your experience? I'm thinking of switching over but my primary concern is whether Fastmail encounters similar problems to Gmail. (You might recommend using a VPN all the time
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12y ago
The sentiment that access to Google services doesn't matter because there are sufficient Chinese replacements is absolutely wrong. The Chinese government is handicapping its tech labor development by blocking Google. I teach a basic we
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12y ago
It's unfortunate ewindisch's post has elicited such a response. He clearly spent time trying to communicate clearly the situation at Docker and some of the security issues surrounding it. I could be wrong but it doesn't seem
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12y ago
It's disappointing to see the cynicism and negativity directed to this announcement. Yes, the presentation is a bit lacking: the website is difficult to read for many and the video seems to be a big ad. But the message is so hopeful. I
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Solarized – Ethan Schoonover
(ethanschoonover.com)
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12y ago
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12y ago
A better (non-wooden) translation would be: Your ID results, you are [Color Wolf Level 31]! Do you want you let your friends know about this?
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Proposed emacs subsite for stackexchange
(area51.stackexchange.com)
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12y ago
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GoJGo
(eggfreckles.net)
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12y ago
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What would you do?
(evernote.com)
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The Odds of Winning The Indianapolis Colts’ Weather Challenge
(fivethirtyeight.com)
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12y ago
Just western media? I myself am quite ignorant of media from other places in the world. In your experience is there a type of media that is more truthful in the way it describes situations? From my perspective, the emphasis isn't on th
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