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by new_guy 7y ago
>Even the "angry" react (which is mostly an ironic reaction), is missing the context. Are you angry with the commenter? Are you angry about the something the commenter is referencing? Interestingly on my site we have a total of
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by new_guy 7y ago
I've got a set of kids encyclopedias from the 1950s, the stuff in there is considered college/university level now. Calculus, algebra, all kinds of mechanical engineering stuff etc But with no physical textbooks no-one will know w
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by new_guy 7y ago
Why not just use your servers own mail service? A service like sendgrid or mailchimp is way overkill for such a simple usecase. Plus it costs nothing.
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EU's GPS satellites have been down for four days in mysterious outage(zdnet.com)
218 points by new_guy 7y ago|121 comments
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by new_guy 7y ago
This makes me feel even more terrible about burning spiders to death with a magnifying glass when I was a kid.
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by new_guy 7y ago
Reddit is probably a good place to look. If you don't find anything you can always throw up your own site to get it going!
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by new_guy 7y ago
Under GDPR that's a legal obligation you'd have to fulfill regardless.
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by new_guy 7y ago
Not only is this literal kiddy level sh*t, it's not even machine learning!
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Exploring Type Systems for Verifying Musical Correctness(infoq.com)
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New AI programming language goes beyond deep learning(news.mit.edu)
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Capuchin monkeys have a 3k-year archaeological record of using stone tools(arstechnica.com)
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by new_guy 7y ago
The more you outsource the more disposable you make yourself. Make sure someone can't just cut you out of it and take your business for themselves.
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Starlink, a plan to surround Earth with 12,000 high-speed internet satellites(alien-ufo-sightings.com)
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by new_guy 7y ago
I find one thing I'm always having to explain, is caching. Why content doesn't always update straight away. What is it? Why do I need to clear it? etc. I had one guy brick his computer last week trying to 'clear his cache&#x2
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by new_guy 7y ago
Ok, now substitute 'humans' for 'chickens', 'children' for 'animals' etc and re-read what you just wrote.
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The last Soviet citizen: The cosmonaut who was left behind in space(rbth.com)
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11,000-year-old Turkish town about to be submerged forever(pri.org)
5 points by new_guy 7y ago|1 comments
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Mathematicians revive abandoned approach to the Riemann Hypothesis(phys.org)
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The Human Antivenom Project(outsideonline.com)
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by new_guy 7y ago
Use the AWS free tier, it's extremely unlikely you actually need 7 servers, in fact I'm positive you don't. Just one will go a long way especially starting out. https://aws.amazon.com/ec2/?ft=n&trk=ft
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by new_guy 7y ago
People never mention the Kyshtym Disaster ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kyshtym_disaster - this barely scratches the surface) Arguably that was the worst accident in history, hundreds of square miles are still contam
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by new_guy 7y ago
'The Imposters Handbook' is good for foundational knowledge, it was written for exactly your use case. https://bigmachine.io/products/the-imposters-handbook/
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A napalm attack, an orphan, and a message three decades later(bbc.co.uk)
74 points by new_guy 7y ago|7 comments
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by new_guy 7y ago
It's an unfortunate name to be associated with eyes!
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by new_guy 7y ago
This is absolutely going to tank Firefoxs market-share and reputation. I have a site full of tech-illiterate users and they're all uninstalling Firefox and searching for alternatives. None of them are interested in the workarounds pres
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by new_guy 7y ago
For $30 million he could pretty much end homelessness, surely? At least in a couple of cities.
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by new_guy 7y ago
Sure you can. Services like Alexa are just glorified paperweights and aren't reflective of real world capabilities. If you want to build your own Jarvis, don't listen to anyone else just get stuck in. You'll be surprised just
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by new_guy 7y ago
Facebook are losing their core competency. Just this morning I had a post removed for 'violating community guidelines'. I have a number of pages most of which automatically post content, and I have absolutely no idea which post wa
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by new_guy 7y ago
Not as out of place as popular media would have you believe. Ancient civilizations had analog computers, automatons, steam engines etc the Romans were responsible for destroying most of it, they were only interested in weapons tech, set us
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by new_guy 7y ago
> how do I make myself more indispensable from here on out? The only way to make yourself truly indispensable is start your own company. No-one can fire you or treat you bad when you're your own boss. Regarding your current situatio

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