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by notgood 10y ago
Apple taking action against one of its biggest merchants in the US? you must be joking right?
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by notgood 10y ago
This issue shouldn't be of "data entry", the IP should have been registered by software not someone typing it using a number pad; what this tells me is that they don't have the most basic safety checks in order to avoid
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by notgood 10y ago
The unbelievable part for me wasn't the use of "obama" as a noun, is that I can't bring myself to visualize Donald Trump reading a book, specially not a historic one (at this point I think everyone knows why that is)
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by notgood 10y ago
Given the current administration and political climate giving it to the government would be even more unethical. Specially because criminals don't have the funds the NSA does, and they are 100% guaranteed to get away with any wrongdoin
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by notgood 10y ago
It also works because you would feel like shooplifting if you pay nothing, specially if its your first time in it.
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by notgood 10y ago
On the contrary, working in one aspect of it will make it so it works on everyone with the same disability, without having to be the same cause (eg. it works on people with ASL like Stephen Hawking and not just similar injuries)
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by notgood 10y ago
That book was created before many alternatives came out; now if you are working in a team project you should look at JavaScript the same way you look at assembler, you know it will be the final thing but you shouldn't be creating it di
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by notgood 10y ago
Haha yeah; native speakers must have been confused after visualizing me receiving lots of flags.
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by notgood 10y ago
I do actually: http://psycnet.apa.org/journals/amp/60/9/950/ (men advantage on various logic tasks) https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2008/03/080303120346.h... (g
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by notgood 10y ago
Separating nurture/nature is a dispurpose; like separating a house into bricks and pipelines, one is no good without the other. You could raise a child in isolation and see what comes up; but whatever happens the child is not going to
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by notgood 10y ago
I get a lot of flag for saying this but it's the same reason most girls don't get into programming or math; it's no fun for them, at least not near the same ratio as boys; as it is observable from an early age. Just like (sad
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by notgood 10y ago
You know why we create software? To automate things, stuff that before required lot of accountants can be now down with software + one accountant. So we made accounting "cheaper" cutting a lot of jobs; should we stop making softwa
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by notgood 10y ago
The funny thing is assuming as normal using %17 of the national income in wars ... specially since most of them have been a net negative
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by notgood 10y ago
Did any president before a few days ago denied the entry to green card residents? No? Well they may think it's a sign of things to come so it's rational to start supporting the ACLU now; and sure there are another million problems
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by notgood 10y ago
The came for science agencies too: http://www.slate.com/blogs/bad_astronomy/2017/01/25/trump_is...
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by notgood 10y ago
We want a world where people "deserve" the things they have/can-do; but I don't think we will ever get close to that (we sure can try tho) It happens the same way in an individual level; the "wolf of wall street&quo
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by notgood 10y ago
Why not allow patents to last 5 years, or 10? So the economic incentive remains while it becomes affordable soon enough; the Epipen was created in the mid 70s, it makes no sense for it to still have an enforceable patent.
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by notgood 10y ago
Certainly not what Americans currently call "universal healthcare"; if the system needs to pay $600 for a simple epi-pen is certain that such system would not work. It must be managed by people strongly against inflated prices (du
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by notgood 10y ago
But what if America health system has terminal cancer? What if it's already beyond repair because the ones in charge are already fused into the system? About the opt-in society, I think it can create rules to prevent the disadvantages
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by notgood 10y ago
You can delete those from your history, somewhere in profile settings.
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by notgood 10y ago
You are in for a surprise: https://www.google.com.co/amp/www.cnbc.com/amp/2016/04/22/mo... There are many beautiful and immersive games for mobile, for example Disney's Castle of Illusion
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by notgood 10y ago
Until we realize such matrix of models analyzing each other is what we tend to call "consciousness"
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by notgood 10y ago
That's never a good view.
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by notgood 10y ago
One thing China likes to import from uk: tourists
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by notgood 10y ago
Yeah, no; most times when you test in Firefox it works just fine with no changes; specially when you already tried on mobile, because if it works in mobile it works on desktop Firefox. The other thing is that major libraries (CSS, JS: jQuer
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by notgood 10y ago
It would be way more useful if you could copy the "markdown version" (as a quick way to create Markdown files), but a lot of characters such as "##" can't be selected/copied because its using the css rule &quo
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Show HN: Googling Code the Fast Way (Sublime Text Plugin)(instagoogling.com)
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by notgood 10y ago
Went to SF, lost a lot of money living there trying to get investors only to find out they want MIT graduates and already-invested startups. Being "brown" didn't help. Learned my lesson, hopefully I will make them regret it,
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by notgood 10y ago
Hi; I'm the creator of this, feedback welcome.
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Become More Efficient Programming by Searching Code Faster – Sublime Text Plugin(instagoogling.com)
2 points by notgood 10y ago|1 comments

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