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Ask HN: Any “brogrammers”?
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l33tbro
9y ago
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9y ago
You had me until 'leftism'. Could you further elaborate on this point?
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9y ago
Nailed it. This is thinly-veiled damage control. While he may genuinely be sorry, his plea for recompense should be directed privately at those his actions affected. A self-effacing blog post like this reads to me as code for "pleas
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What Amazon’s Purchase of Whole Foods Really Means
(newyorker.com)
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Weaponized Narrative Is the New Battlespace
(defenseone.com)
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We’ve lost the internet, it’s all about damage control now
(thenextweb.com)
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l33tbro
9y ago
Which social media are listed outside of FB, Twitter, and IG? Can't seem to find this. The article mentions it includes email. Is this included?
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9y ago
The "open web" is really an Eden-like myth, as there has and always will be stakeholders with various agendas chicaning the free exchange of information. Sorry, yes, but we really are opportunistic fucks. Not to Gordon Gecko lev
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9y ago
>Every left leaning journalist has perfect job security You've crossed over to hyperbole now. While the current administration has been colorul, there's a click fatigue induced when outrage becomes normative. Or have you come
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9y ago
Sounds like you may be interested in reading Professor Dan McAdams and the general field of narrative psychology. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Narrative_psychology
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How Privacy Became a Commodity for the Rich and Powerful
(nytimes.com)
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9y ago
So it's the AOL messenger, ICQ, Myspace, etc of 2017? What makes you so confident that Snapchat has the characteristics of a consolidating social platform like Facebook - in that its current user base will remain loyal to it as they a
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9y ago
It's disappointing that tech journalists don't go a bit harder at the founders when writing pieces like these. Sure, it's interesting to find out about Instagram's internal processes and their projections, but Facebook
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9y ago
With respect, I don't think you are telling this person anything new here. While not hikki, I've studied this community for a couple of years and it's precisely these "normie" platitudes that they resent. Again, I
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Bangkok is Banning Streetfood
(saveur.com)
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10y ago
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10y ago
I recommend checking out a record that came out in 1984 by a guy called Manuel Göttsching called E2E4. I'm sure a lot of coders here know it, as it's brilliant for concentration and is just a beautiful piece of music in its own r
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10y ago
I second the "brain vomit" approach. I'm not entirely sure it works for everybody, but for people like me who are introverted and not so emotionally coherent, writing everything down like this is like burrowing through to th
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The World’s Most Beautiful Mathematical Equation
(nytimes.com)
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10y ago
Well LA is a county, as well as a city. Therefore the perceived featurelessness stems from the huge geographic spread. The city of LA does have metropolitan aspects, but this doesn't extend to Santa Monica, Compton, East LA, etc.
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Pirate Bay Founder: ‘I Have Given Up’
(motherboard.vice.com)
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“I want to reunite humanity with the sleep it is so bereft of.” Not going to lie. I laughed out loud at this pompous bullshit. Not hating entirely though. Love the idea of sleep Entrepreneurship ... but can't say I came across any
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New Malware Intentionally Bricks IoT Devices
(bleepingcomputer.com)
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10y ago
I didn't understand that point. Wouldn't legislation be more reversible than hacking (eg, healthcare, USDA, EPA, etc at the moment due to change of government)? I must be missing something.
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10y ago
What's your stock reply when someone asks, "Couldn't that just be a subreddit"?
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Falling
(iasc-culture.org)
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This is a decent summation: http://www.businessinsider.com/elon-musk-neuralink-connect-b...
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10y ago
I'm kind of the same. It's amazing how few people will actually ask about you. I often wonder if I'm giving them the rare opportunity to talk about themselves, or if they're like this all the time.
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Poe's Law
(en.wikipedia.org)
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This what I find frightening about the landscape we're moving into. When the emphasis becomes on the volume of your content and how fast it can be produced, the overall artistic output of a culture suffers because there's no syste
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How to Stay Sane in an Era of Non-Stop Outrage
(cracked.com)
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