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by morninj 10y ago
Better: run your own domain with a catch-all address, so you can sign up with something like linkedin@domain.org. Everything gets routed to the primary address. Pretty easy to set up with Google Apps or Zoho.
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by morninj 10y ago
The article explains this well. Building codes are laws because they are incorporated by reference in statutes.
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by morninj 10y ago
(This vulnerability has been fixed, but there wasn't enough space in the title field to say so.)
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Submit a Pull Request to Inject Arbitrary JavaScript Code into Trump's Site(blog.chibicode.com)
4 points by morninj 10y ago|2 comments
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by morninj 10y ago
It would book interesting if HN tracked which upvotes come from people who actually clicked the link. Maybe that would be too intrusive or brittle to implement, but the data could be interesting and might improve the ranking algorithm.
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How to hack an election in seven minutes(politico.com)
2 points by morninj 10y ago|0 comments
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by morninj 10y ago
I'm not sure which law school taught you that, but it's just wrong. Here's a law review article that discusses the differences in mental state between negligence and recklessness: http://scholarship.law.duke.edu&#x
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by morninj 10y ago
No. The Wikipedia article linked above says: In Wilson v Brett Baron Rolfe (later Lord Cranworth) said he "could see no difference between negligence and gross negligence; that it was the same thing, with the addition of a vitupe
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by morninj 10y ago
"Gross negligence" means you really really should have known of the risk. But it's still a contradiction to say that someone was deliberately grossly negligent.
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by morninj 10y ago
Nit: by definition, negligence can't be deliberate. Edit: "negligence" means you should have known of the risk. "Recklessness" means you knew of the risk but acted anyway.
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by morninj 10y ago
The "disclaimer" prologue is often humble bragging. It's often less about flagging a conflict of interest and more about claiming to have authority or status.
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by morninj 10y ago
Yeah, I know it's a blurry distinction, but I think there's a difference between hearing better and cogitating better. It's like the difference between upgrading the microphone versus upgrading the CPU.
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by morninj 10y ago
> neural implants (how is that much different than a cochlear implant?). To me, sensory enhancements are different--less creepy--than cognitive enhancements.
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by morninj 10y ago
The United States is far ahead if you measure by nominal GDP.
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by morninj 10y ago
For trademark violations, yes. But the risk is extremely low if you use yourname.com (or some other U.S. TLD).
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by morninj 10y ago
In theory, at least, a class action lawsuit would also deter Microsoft and others from forcing bad OS updates on users.
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by morninj 10y ago
Hmm--I've had no trouble with Skype on Ubuntu 14.04 or 16.04. I only use it every few weeks, though.
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by morninj 10y ago
Perhaps there are systemic barriers that make it more difficult for women than men to participate in the AI field.
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by morninj 10y ago
http://perma.cc addresses this problem.
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by morninj 10y ago
The form is embedded here: http://www.health.ri.gov/contact/ -- submit a response and then click "see previous responses."
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by morninj 10y ago
There's no way that the trickle of revenue is greater than the cost of enforcement. Officer salary and benefits, equipment maintenance, and all the costs associated with the court system...
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Google to Ban Payday Loan Ads(npr.org)
2 points by morninj 10y ago|0 comments
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by morninj 10y ago
I like to use Facebook for several reasons, but I want to hide the silly headlines--hence this project.
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by morninj 10y ago
For those interested in breaking free from the Facebook trending news headlines, I wrote an open source extension to replace them with stories from real news sources (or any RSS feed): http://www.fluffblocker.com/
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by morninj 11y ago
I think this would be more interesting if it showed a random repo with more than n stars (maybe n = 10?). There are a lot of empty user profiles.
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Listen to Wikipedia edits(listen.hatnote.com)
1 points by morninj 11y ago|0 comments
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by morninj 11y ago
TF's copyright reporting is often good, but this headline is silly clickbait, if technically accurate. The defendants argued that copyright does not protect these things, but the court hasn't ruled on the issue. Most readers w
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Tor exit node operator gets raided by police(npr.org)
220 points by morninj 11y ago|201 comments
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Apple vs. FBI is not a free speech matter(bostonglobe.com)
1 points by morninj 11y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: Production-ready Django on Docker(github.com)
1 points by morninj 11y ago|0 comments

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