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Mind Hacks: The fMRI smackdown cometh(mindhacks.com)
3 points by mariorz 18y ago|0 comments
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Game On Emily is Not Real: The End of "Real" Actors?(blogs.pcworld.com)
1 points by mariorz 18y ago|0 comments
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The Matrix Vs. Carl Sagan(youtube.com)
1 points by mariorz 18y ago|0 comments
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Edward Tufte’s iPhone(graphpaper.com)
3 points by mariorz 18y ago|0 comments
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Motorola Sparrow(yankodesign.com)
1 points by mariorz 18y ago|0 comments
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Beauty and the Geek Game Theory: Answering the Freakonomics Challenge(norvig.com)
10 points by mariorz 18y ago|2 comments
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by mariorz 18y ago
They're called wiki vandals. Nothing has been hacked. Interesting thing could be that maybe now wiki vandals are automated, but "hacked"?! seriously?
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First Encyclopedia API bits up.(blog.directededge.com)
4 points by mariorz 18y ago|0 comments
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Global Popularity of Programming Languages(lethain.com)
15 points by mariorz 18y ago|5 comments
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Is There a Market for Premium Online Data Visualization?(flowingdata.com)
7 points by mariorz 18y ago|1 comments
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Vision(ary) Entrepreneur(discussionleader.hbsp.com)
1 points by mariorz 18y ago|0 comments
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by mariorz 18y ago
OK, thanks. So should we flag other kills like that in the future?
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Ask HN: why do some non-trollish articles get [dead]ed?
10 points by mariorz 18y ago|12 comments
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by mariorz 18y ago
Yeah, I was hoping that the small note in itself would spark interesting discussion.
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by mariorz 18y ago
>Crappy article, probably not HN worthy. Sorry. I found it quite interesting. BTW, about the singularity, I do not think it means what you think it means.
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by mariorz 18y ago
edited to something less linkbaitish.
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Design-based Web Applications Development - The Essential New Paradigm(dexigner.com)
2 points by mariorz 18y ago|2 comments
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Aging, Evolution and the "developmental drift"(dailygalaxy.com)
12 points by mariorz 18y ago|7 comments
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by mariorz 18y ago
Applied Semantics -> AdSense, AdWords
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by mariorz 18y ago
>BTW, there are no true democracies in the world today as far as I know. Thank goodness. So what's the difference between a representative republic and a democracy? Are you actually actually saying that for a country to be democratic al
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by mariorz 18y ago
I agree, didn't intend for it to come off as a complaint, was more curious than anything. Now I'm even more curious though.
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by mariorz 18y ago
The article links to the ycombinator homepage, I see no legal docs there. Am I missing something?
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by mariorz 18y ago
I meant "free-market" in the sense of the cost of switching governments you mentioned. Switching governments was just not an option. Side note: Díaz probably did some expropriations but at least not the biggest ones. Those where done during
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by mariorz 18y ago
Thanks for the link and those stats are indeed incredible. It's worth pointing out, however, that low crime-rates and economic prosperity are not at all uncommon in dictatorships. Examples I'm familiar with include Porfirio Diaz in Mexico o
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by mariorz 18y ago
I don't think this article is particularly good, but I've always wondered how people come to accept living without certain freedoms, so I found it interesting in this regard.
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Singapore and its lack of Democracy(straitstimes.com)
12 points by mariorz 18y ago|28 comments
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by mariorz 18y ago
I don't think Apple is as pressed to fight this war as DirecTV was. Also you can jailbreak the thing without additional hardware which wasn't possible in the DirecTV scenario. I doubt that we'll see jailbroken iphones going away anytime soo
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by mariorz 18y ago
It actually looks better than 99% of the WinAmp skins I remember.
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by mariorz 18y ago
iPhone owners who do care about Freedom 0 will just jailbreak the thing though.
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by mariorz 18y ago
I'm not part of the "syntax doesn't matter" camp either. Since Hecl (I think) is partly intended to use for coding directly from phones with crappy screens/keyboards, for me at least, syntax would be especially important there. Not so much

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