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Just Watching Violent Events Unfold Online Causes Trauma
(bigthink.com)
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11y ago
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12y ago
How is "brandalism" anything but "culture jamming" rebranded? The rhetoric here reads like the same undergraduate and naive ideas my friends and I used to espouse before we scaled billboards and defaced their images 15
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12y ago
Thanks for this insight. I'd not heard of this linking.
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Ask HN: Is 'processing' a form of procrastination?
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12y ago
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Ask HN: What's your go to for all things antivirus on OS X?
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12y ago
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12y ago
Yeah, I just struggle to find solot workout experiences I can gamify in order to sustain my interest. Like you, jogging is just so boring for me. But my problem with team sports is they're just so dependent on the schedules of others
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How the Guy Who Helped Define Tim and Eric’s Editing Has Edited His Career
(fastcocreate.com)
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The Return of the Chess Cheat
(newyorker.com)
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12y ago
This was actually reported a couple of weeks ago [1] in the some of the less populist Austrlaian press. Didn't seem to get much more media traction it seems. [1] http://www.abc.net.au/news/2015-03-23/ivote-se
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Fictional Images of the Universe Made from Scanning Household Items
(thisiscolossal.com)
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12y ago
Zuse is the nerd's nerd. Not only did he build the first programmable computer, he also was the first dude to grok digital physics and the idea that the universe may be a computer. Zuse's book 'Calculating Space' was wr
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The Analog Memory Desk
(kcamara.com)
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12y ago
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Google's new headquarters design takes transparency to new levels
(latimes.com)
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The rise of Andy Warhol by Robert Hughes (1982)
(nybooks.com)
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12y ago
The worst thing about this article is how hilariously smug and self-assured the tone is. Seriously, what gives the author the right to blanketly declare the lives of the middle class to be souless, meaningless, and that their jobs are bulls
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12y ago
Beware, I had similar revelations in my early 20s and personally found it very tough to uphold these ideals. I doubt that I'm alone here on this. Life throws curveballs at you, and the more you stack responisiblity and ambition - the
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12y ago
This is why Maslov's hierarchy of needs is not authoritive. In my experience, having financial security and being socially altruistic have not been mutually exclusive. Same goes for your example with family. You can be bummed about
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God Is the Machine (Wired, 2003)
(archive.wired.com)
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Scorched Earth, 2200AD
(aeon.co)
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Beehive That Automatically Extracts Honey Without Disturbing Bees
(thisiscolossal.com)
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12y ago
Your lens theory is nice, but I found found living in a transgender commune (yep, that's another story) insufferable in terms of second guessing every my comment or impulse. Persecution complexes are just not sustainable in promoting
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12y ago
Great article, but I wonder if Meyer signed off on the title's clumsy metaphor. Sampling a noise signature and feeding the profile back into a room is nothing like any Photoshop application process I know of. Besides, if we're t
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Get ready for companies that run themselves
(aeon.co)
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How an obsessed explorer found the world's oldest subway (2014)
(theverge.com)
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I agree. Why does everybody call this game terrifying? I remember playing it on Playstation 2 (??) and thinking it was interesting and experimental - but way certainly not that creepy. I think communites like Reddit tend to mythologize th
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12y ago
I remember 10 years ago Malcolm McLaren thought Swiss chip music would be the next punk rock. http://archive.wired.com/wired/archive/11.11/mclaren.html
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12y ago
Maybe do some research into nootropics. But, overall, motivation and ambition are related to ypur own psychology. I find that honest self examination (keep asking yourself why) resolves issues like these far more effectively than any chem
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Beyond Phishing: Experts Predict the Cybercrime of 2015
(businessinsider.com)
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It is hard to be convinced that North Korea were responsible. I think people just can't see them having a sophisticated enough hacker culture within government to pull this off. Sure, maybe it was outsourced to Russia. But an intern
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12y ago
Marketing bullshit. Really not that hard to get out of "downtown Sydney". Took me 2 minutes this morning to get out of walk out of the Sydney CBD to a relatively safe zone.
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