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721.
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mordae
13y ago
Yeah, but we have just now allowed to be fed even more poisonous stuff. It's neither positive nor irrelevant. It's a problem.
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mordae
13y ago
Yeah, because after spending 10'000 hours around computers you get kinda confused if a girl walks in and starts talking the same language.
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mordae
13y ago
Which is basically how serious psychonauts perform this experiment for themselves. The microdose threshold seems to be somewhere between 8ug and 30ug, depending on the person. SWIM have tried 20ug and reported increase of energy comparable
724.
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mordae
13y ago
Hmm, it's not that hard: https://github.com/plt/racket/commits?author=mordae You can find "repositories contributed to" in people's profiles.
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mordae
13y ago
Nah, just watch whatever you want and donate to those who deserve it.
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mordae
13y ago
Because it's cheaper to get a new one. If you don't happen to have your house nearby, plan to live there for next fifty years and want to raise kids. It's normal for corporations to destroy arable land in Czech Republic too,
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mordae
13y ago
That's malice. In her case, it was culture.
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mordae
13y ago
Pride can have positive connotations, vanity not.
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mordae
13y ago
True, but we are also very playful!
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mordae
13y ago
It's sad when the brightest and most competent people end up treated like that, but when they are abused and used against the rest, it's when I start feeling like putting up a guillotine.
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mordae
13y ago
It's not Pride, it's Vanity.
732.
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mordae
13y ago
You mean like in the bootstrap documentation, where with a small enough viewport you cannot access bottom of the menu?
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mordae
13y ago
It's from Jakub Vrána, a Czech developer. Czenglish sucks.
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mordae
13y ago
I prefer the extremely lightweight Adminer: http://www.adminer.org/en/ It works great for MySQL, SQLite and can be used for some basic PostgreSQL work too.
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Ask HN: Why is there a Standard Treasury ad on the HN?
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mordae
13y ago
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mordae
13y ago
SPECULATION: I'd guess that they already have some kind of social security system that costs them a lot plus they would use progressive taxation to get most of the money back.
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mordae
13y ago
I wonder what do you do when the electronics in the socks break. Do they support carry-in service? Next business day?
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mordae
13y ago
According to some providers, relays are doing just fine (40 Mbps on a 100 Mbps line). There is significantly more relays than exit nodes because law enforcement can't really see them and harass you.
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mordae
13y ago
They are clearly shifting their priorities, which means that people building more open things can no longer rely on them participating. Instead, they have to treat them as a benevolent commercial entity dumping an open version their way.
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mordae
13y ago
This sucks. Why? Because having e.g. "Adaptive Multimedia Streaming" in the Pro version might mean that you won't get it in the open version since the professional product would lose it's edge. I would much rather see a
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mordae
13y ago
Wow, I always wondered how they managed to do that in one state with population lower than 20 million people. :-)
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mordae
13y ago
Routers seem to be polarized a lot more than usual this time. The fact is that the PM's secretary and mistress used military counter-espionage agency to monitor his wife. Unbelievable, right? That's typical Czech right wing party
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Czech Communists may get share of power after snap election
(reuters.com)
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mordae
13y ago
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mordae
13y ago
I am hoping for some kind of solution for the DoS problems present in ZeroMQ (and probably in nanomsg as well) when used in an Internet facing application. For example the possibility to subscribe to an unlimited number of prefixes in the P
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mordae
13y ago
When you are not sure and don't want to waste your time investigating, you can do &>/dev/null in bash and get rid of them both at the same time.
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mordae
13y ago
My eyes bleed. So many unquoted expansions! APP_ROOT=`dirname $0` filename=`basename $filepath .html` should read: APP_ROOT=`dirname "$0"` filename=`basename "$filepath" .html` Plus if your script suppo
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mordae
13y ago
Oh. Data-driven Parenting?! Seriously? As in, "you were a naughty child, we can't employ you?".
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mordae
13y ago
Yes, the BTC can be traced, but they cannot be associated with physical people until they identify themselves. Your anonymity is limited by trustworthiness of the person selling you the coins and the person you are buying physical goods fro
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mordae
13y ago
Except that because of ECC you will eventually leak your private key if you reuse the wallet for too long. So now you need to report every new wallet. Good luck with that...
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mordae
13y ago
When I drink caffeine, I got really upset stomach, end up with diarrhea, racing thoughts, loops, frequently inability to concentrate on the come down. I have a 250g bag of anhydrous caffeine powder. I always take some out with me in a plast
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