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by notgood 10y ago
If you look for 60s photos you quickly realize most of them are black and white, check for yourself: https://www.google.com.co/search?q=60s+photos Color cameras only became common at the end of the 60s and beginning of the
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by notgood 10y ago
The only way you can have an undying loyalty is by being the owner of the company, that's how capitalism works.
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by notgood 10y ago
They should throw machine learning at it and send you the best summaries they can, that may reduce the "burden" feeling. Or maybe a way to automatically set an expiration for each link
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by notgood 10y ago
One theory: Facebook most important metric is session duration, the only part where a big chunk of people spend more time than on Facebook, is on videogames.
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by notgood 10y ago
Great news. FYI Chrome will ship with async/await support[0] in the next stable version (55, so it's already on Chrome Canary). [0] https://bugs.chromium.org/p/v8/issues/detail?id=4483
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by notgood 10y ago
Forgot about that, yep, they leave a big message on your screen.
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by notgood 10y ago
Not only that, they know people close to you are potential targets as well (e.g. your mail contacts, facebook contacts), because most likely than not they are in the same economical bracket and are just as "savvy" technologically
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by notgood 10y ago
Another way then: create a script that sends hundreds of emails to the victim from different addresses (wallets) and different amounts; the victim cannot identify which email is from the actual scammer, therefore he will pay none and the sc
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by notgood 10y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=12832764
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by notgood 10y ago
>Without the church, there would have been far less research (mostly happened within the church, mostly by order of the Vatican) You would have to prove that such curious people didn't gravitate towards the church instead of other p
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by notgood 10y ago
Any proof of that? and not that e.g. part of it grew on religious nations/people despite of religion?
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by notgood 10y ago
All that is from the years it started, after that it's been frozen in time. And unfortunately, the same happened with their moral code.
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by notgood 10y ago
People like to assume the natural course its somehow the best course, but its far from the true, the fact its that from a biological perspective its much easier to start from scratch than to remain alive for too long; and that's how ev
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by notgood 10y ago
Some vegans die at their 60s of "natural causes", Winston Churchill died at 90 after having smoked all his life and being very fat. Yeah, statistically there is relevance to eat correctly, but its not as dramatic as some like to b
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by notgood 10y ago
*Colombia (not Columbia, which is a NY County among other things but not the nation)
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by notgood 10y ago
"so I looked for python versions, but there were only versions of python 2.7 and my PC has installed python 3.0; after downgrading I realized this version uses the win32api, which doesn't exist in my Mac. After much frustration I
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by notgood 10y ago
>That neglects to consider the fact that you are now depending on orders of magnitude more code than before, which from an overall perspective certainly doesn't mean "less bugs", and in fact could even make things more dif
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by notgood 10y ago
What a quickly way to dismiss his blog post, what if the time scheduling he writes about is practical advice? What if being part of the target audience is practical advice? He talks about lots of things, how much they help in a "practi
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by notgood 10y ago
...or you could just plug it in a public PC (eg library ones) and that's it.
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by notgood 10y ago
You might nod near internet, heck, you many not need staying alive, but here we are. Seriously, after some minimum complexity the ability to create functions and loops its extremely important. As in you don't need a spoon and a knife t
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Show HN: My 1-min HTML5/CSS3 Curriculum Animation(ivanca.pro)
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by notgood 10y ago
It doesn't work regardless, even after deleting all the cookies.
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by notgood 10y ago
We will judge each circumstance accordingly, we are humans not robots after all. Like for any judgment, we will need people to be a bit skeptical. And so far it has been used for people who knew they were being recorded, so don't talk
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by notgood 10y ago
I just wanted to check if you truly believe he has changed over the last few years or if he would say it against if there was nothing important at stake. Even taken with all the context you can? Just checking.
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by notgood 10y ago
You should think a little bit ahead of that, give them fake tusks filled with poison gas (anti-human only). You aren't going to win this war being the passive one.
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by notgood 10y ago
Nope. There is no consensus. Sociology, psychology and biology are all intertwined as part of the reason so conclusions are heavily based on interpretations (therefore open to bias). I think the closest ones to the truth are those who explo
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by notgood 10y ago
I live in Colombia. No, they weren't in "his knees", that's a lie perpetuated by Uribe himself. Being elected doesn't give them any power over any territories, they will be just part of the Congress, so they will ha
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by notgood 10y ago
Ending wars is such a silly thing to get the Peace Nobel right? I specially liked the part where don't mention who "truly" deserves it.
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The Misdirected “Inequality” Fighters(ivanca.tumblr.com)
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They have in some country, if it doesn't in yours I don't think you can blame the technology involved. There was a time in which only rich people had toilets and in-house showers, now many extremely poor people have access to thos

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