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Ask HN: What is your opinion of Crypto-anarchism and anarcho-capitalism?
4 points by mlLK 17y ago|13 comments
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by mlLK 17y ago
This is an excellent lesson in the security problems inherent in trusting proprietary software This sentence made my day, given who is using it and how often it's being used.
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by mlLK 17y ago
No, but you can download a document viewer, quit complaining, and read the pdf.
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by mlLK 17y ago
roger wilco
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by mlLK 17y ago
What do you mean loaded? You mean in order to filter spam, trolls, or bots?
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by mlLK 17y ago
This ain't no search engine. It's something else altogether.
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Wolfram Alpha Demo by Stephen Wolfram [screencast](wolframalpha.com)
74 points by mlLK 17y ago|27 comments
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by mlLK 17y ago
http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=609200
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Ask PG: What is the running-total (summation) of all our Karma as users of HN?
23 points by mlLK 17y ago|21 comments
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by mlLK 17y ago
I'm not proud of it but I did some SEO 'stuff' for a local company (gas money) and there really was only so much I could do; they were using a flash as their navigation that targeted an iframe to generate it's content pages, if you think th
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by mlLK 17y ago
Is this running RoR?
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by mlLK 17y ago
Considering, [ http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=231209 ] are you still evaluating what makes the front-page according to this algorithm? (p - 1) / (t + 2)^1.5 It reminds me of the distance formula in a vacuum that evaluates [or r
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by mlLK 17y ago
I think this outlook sums up why news is so dangerous, no matter who the individuals are that make up the community or how they report it. . .There is some Alan Kay quote floating around out there of him paraphrasing something Douglas Engel
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by mlLK 17y ago
You are right, web-site's design and a web-site's user interface are not the same. If anything the UI is just 'a space where stuff can happen' the design should be responsible for handling whatever is happening. As long as HTTP reigns s
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by mlLK 17y ago
I'm definitely off-topic but I think this raises an interesting idea for generating different views of HN's front-page in statistical terms. I think it would be cool to generate a front-page that evaluates according to a simple comparison l
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by mlLK 17y ago
I agree, Web2.0 for developers and Web2.0 for designers are two completely different cultures.
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by mlLK 17y ago
The more I write code the more I agree your sentiments, but when I start to reminisce why I got into web-design in the first place it had nothing to do with the web but more to do with the user's interface; thefwa's most influential [flash]
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by mlLK 17y ago
I think it's interesting that this was released by the New York Times. . .this could be prove to be an interesting new model/trend for newspaper publishers to remain as a viable competitor in the 21st century, given the bad-rap they seem to
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by mlLK 17y ago
These are not only omens for Justin.tv but also for any new media intermediary, such as youtube or vimeo, where even if their ToS prohibits X , users continue to violate X on a day-to-day basis. . .users of these sort of services are alm
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by mlLK 17y ago
How are we exactly defining the term artist here? This term varies so much in scope that it can quickly become misleading. If I try to conceive of an artistic programmer the first thing that comes to mind is not the language or the plat
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by mlLK 17y ago
Just take a GUI library, a network library, a regex parser, a mime/XML/html parser, and an audio library; taken into any combination, you will have something that solves an interesting problem. Something as "big" as a web server can be wri
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Pixel City, a procedurally generated city(youtube.com)
11 points by mlLK 17y ago|1 comments
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by mlLK 17y ago
Anyone here use Sugar as their primary desktop-environment? I don't know much about Oberon other than this article and it was founded at the school he graduated from, but Sugar seems like the most modern and feasible alternative to a GUI ak
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by mlLK 17y ago
This axiom could serve as a great launch-pad for introducing set theory.
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by mlLK 17y ago
Haha, reminds of that scene from the Pirates of Silcon Valley.
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by mlLK 17y ago
Generally speaking, psychoactive drugs will radically alter your state . Your state will scale according to your mood and well-being. If you trip with a group of people in a good mood and adventurous spirit you will have a great trip. On t
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by mlLK 17y ago
It's not like this is going on your permanent record, relax.
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by mlLK 17y ago
Fun app [game], I scored a 301, I observed too many vowels. :D
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by mlLK 17y ago
I'm sort of in the same situation here in Indy (albeit I'll end up with an AS + `green`) and am having absolutely no luck marketing my resume [pdf: http://tinyurl.com/cs9mbp ] for entry-level opportunities. Note: you might want to include
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by mlLK 17y ago
I think the way to "solve" the problem of procrastination is to let delight pull you instead of making a to-do list push you. Work on an ambitious project you really enjoy, and sail as close to the wind as you can, and you'll leave the rig

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