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by mygo 7y ago
yeah swapping cookies would require some sort of predictable way of swapping the cookies. -- with your idea you don't want to swap out all of your cookies, since some websites actually need those to function, just the tracking ones.
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by mygo 7y ago
You don't send your cookies everyone else, they stay on your machine. The only people who see your cookies are the websites your machine visits.
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by mygo 7y ago
I propose peer-to-peer networked browsing. Whenever someone else visits a website, it loads on your browser, with your cookies. Their browser anonymously and securely sends the URL to your browser. It runs in the background, loading fully
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by mygo 7y ago
> Objects also have other internal (non-space/position) related properties. For example, light has polarization. So the angular momentum of light would be put under the same category as polarization, which is a property that a singl
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by mygo 7y ago
Yep the only way to identify someone with DNA from an unknown source is to already have a copy of their DNA on record, that you know is theirs. Or maybe a close relative’s DNA on record. It would depend on the country whether or not their D
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by mygo 7y ago
> I did not lick the envelope So what if he did? Even if we had his DNA, we wouldn’t know whose DNA it is. It would be as useful as finding a key on the ground without knowing which house it unlocks.
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by mygo 7y ago
Thanks! Some of this stuff looks like what I've done in biology and chemistry labs. So I'm already familiar with some of the techniques, especially ones that deal with running experiments and using equipment. The "Biology and
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by mygo 7y ago
As I mentioned before, I spent half a decade studying Biology in a university context and am aware of its implications. With that being said, I'm going to do what I'm going to do. I don't intend to hurt people but rather come
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Ask HN: What's the quickest way to get into synthetic Biology?
8 points by mygo 7y ago|6 comments
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by mygo 7y ago
I don't think it's about not believing in oneself. I actually think the opposite is a requisite -- that you must believe in yourself, even if you don't know where you're heading. Or even if you know where you're h
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by mygo 7y ago
> If you had told highschool me something like that would happen, I never would have believed it :) I find it interesting that a common story of people who did big things is that nobody would have predicted they'd end up doing the t
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by mygo 7y ago
I like the story, as my experiences resonate with it, but I dislike the title. The pay was fair for the time spent -- especially since it was exclusive and included travel. He effectively became a full-time employee during that time span. N
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by mygo 7y ago
those same workflows can be published for github if enough demand
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by mygo 8y ago
> 2) that they do not want to give this issue publicity. Well, that worked quite well. I'd think that, as a rule, you can't rely on rejection as a mechanism for preventing something from getting publicity. Someone savvy can use
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by mygo 8y ago
so cool! I was just there on a tour last month.
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by mygo 8y ago
I consider FaceTime or Skype to be a good enough representation of this. It's still in the spirit of it. Something along the lines of "phones will be able to do video calls. And so wherever you are while you're away -- at a h
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by mygo 8y ago
what would you say are the top exchanges right now?
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by mygo 8y ago
Yesterday morning I started a conference call in my car at home and ended it sitting down in a Starbucks. This afternoon I had a call while walking my dog. It’s a new world.
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by mygo 8y ago
what sucks is sometimes I like to wear just one.
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by mygo 8y ago
the airpod case actually charges with conventional contacts. bottom of an airpod has two conductive polarities that contact with the polarities on the case. Like plugging the airpod into an outlet, it's a "wired" charge, wher
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by mygo 8y ago
can anyone chime in on the cancer concerns? I own a pair of airpods and use them daily, and want to buy the new ones, but recent press about this has been concerning me. Is there any merit to the concerns? Last I heard, non-ionizing radiati
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by mygo 8y ago
as an airpods user the first thing that disappointed me was how we don't have as many controls on the airpods as we did on the wired earphones that they replaced. You can change the double tap functionality to be any one of: siri, next
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by mygo 8y ago
I also use them for conference calls. I think one of the super awesome but barely talked about features of the airpods is how you can use it to handle calls nonstop all day long -- you can just wear one at a time. Both airpods have a microp
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by mygo 8y ago
I think you might be reading into what the poster wrote the wrong way. the implications of a framework being able to be used the way the poster descibes is that it closely follows existing standards and best practices. So as opposed to forc
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by mygo 8y ago
actually it was columns, he just put “rows” to give you the same unknown feeling
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by mygo 8y ago
what I mean is that there are some friends that I never see posts from, even though I want to. Ads aside. Facebook will never show me posts from some people that I'm facebook friends with. I could have 500 facebook friends that I wan
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by mygo 8y ago
this is the best way to do it IMO. algorithms aren't as smart as me at everything. they're going to miss some things. even facebook with all their resources still can't figure out an algorithm that actually shows me posts fro
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by mygo 8y ago
If a GET request is all it takes for your analytics to be messed up, then your analytics are not reliable in this era of bots pinging everything. You need to be emitting your analytics events from a rendered/executed page. Preferably w
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by mygo 8y ago
sometimes annoying UX can turn users away instead of leading the users to give them money. They know the ads are annoying and can turn users away. So they nudge the users with one of those "hey, these ads suck don't they? pay us f
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by mygo 8y ago
They can aim it at who they want. When it's invite-only they'll only get what they're looking for. I'm certain that just having open bug hunters looking would have at least brought this up. I remember noticing this bug m

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