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9y ago
It used to be the case that those “codes” were also written in the blood of the builders – as per the Code of Hammurabi.
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Thanks for sharing – always those poor monkeys though... An even stronger data point to me would be the actual people of Okinawa who are (were?) among the healthiest and oldest in the world. In addition to having a high quality diet and a
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9y ago
This is happening almost exactly three years after many of us came to the conclusion that “Apple has lost the functional high ground”. Relieving to learn that Apple tries to get back into shape again! Marco was right: https://mar
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The perplexing life of Ernő Rubik (1986)
(fei.edu.br)
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A Dark and Constant Rage: 25 Years of Right-Wing Terrorism in the United States
(adl.org)
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9y ago
OK so do we finally get proper lisp machines now?
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9y ago
A good friend killed himself after his doctors put him on meds. We will never know what really happened but it turns out that lots of psychiatric medications first become "effective" in the "drive" department rather than
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9y ago
Hey there, I don’t know why you feel so compelled to make things look less worse than they are, lots of anecdotes... In addition to the cold statistics provided by the Vice story above, check out this counter “anecdote”: https://
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9y ago
I concur, dumb. In addition we also pave over more and more soil everywhere on this planet.
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9y ago
You are right, it's getting worse everywhere - it has been so for far too long. That said, I can't imagine a more unwelcoming tourist entry into a "western" country than the US at this point in time.
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9y ago
At the next conference you attend I encourage you to mainly focus on the people there, rather than the talks – more often than not, the topics of those talks will come up in even more interesting discussions anyways :)
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9y ago
The real solution is to finally realise what these dynamics have slowly been amounting to for about 16 years now – a "death by a thousand cuts": https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Creeping_normality
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“Don’t you really have no Facebook account, Sir?”
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IIRC they had (non mandatory) questions about social media accounts already on the ESTA form last time I flew into NYC in January.
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9y ago
As much as I’ve always loved to come to the US and as fascinating as some US conferences are (e.g. StrangeLoop might be my personal fav) – no international attendee or speaker can be expected to put up with this ever expanding amount of bul
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Cue the "outrage dollar" but you could be right there... The most far-out sci-fi needs to be read anyhow – so many images today, so little imagination. "Be conservative in what you choose to binge-watch and be more liberal
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This is very “annoying” as I usually am able to dismiss most modern TV shows because of mediocre to bad writing. Each and every show I am able to skip is a huge win in life/time – most good old Star Trek and TV shows of the 80s and 90s
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9y ago
It’s interesting to me, thanks for sharing!
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9y ago
I would actually say this is on-topic, as per HN FAQ: “If you had to reduce it to a sentence, the answer might be: anything that gratifies one's intellectual curiosity.” I’ve learned quite a bit through this article. I now even see a p
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9y ago
> “I don't want you to clean the dishes. I want you to WANT to clean the dishes.” I can relate to where you are coming from here, but I ultimately arrived at: “I want you to care about me wanting to have clean dishes in our shared h
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I found this comic on the topic also insightful: “You should’ve asked” https://english.emmaclit.com/2017/05/20/you-shouldve-asked/
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How Emotional Labor is Dragging Down Gender Equality
(harpersbazaar.com)
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It’s the end of the world and we know it
(salon.com)
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The Tech Humanist Manifesto
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A Female Tech Industry Veteran’s Response to the Googler’s Manifesto
(medium.com)
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What is this nightmare I seem to be trapped in since last year? Madness and ignorance wherever I look. Please, somebody wake me up!
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Bitcoin = Death Processors
(medium.com)
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I don't know if it's a priority but it would be cool to see rendering speed improved.
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Hey there, sorry even without using any Electron apps I still have performance issues which in my case have 99% to do with building applications within the bounds of "microservice" architectures. That said Electron apps sure eat u
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Thanks for the idea :) I actually did something along those lines - completely switched to emacs within a tmux session on some large EC2 instances but meanwhile optimized my workflow (introduced more isolated TDD) so that performance is bea
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