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nukeop
9y ago
You don't need nukes in space with the "Rods from God" kinetic bombardment technology. The easiest way of putting WMDs in space even without breaching any international treaties: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki&
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nukeop
9y ago
Could be interesting to include an optional argument callback that would receive the part of the string that's being censored and returns a string to replace that part of the word with - so that you can conditionally prevent censorship
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9y ago
This is a classic american problem - keep throwing money at something until it works. This conundrum plagues their healthcare, their education, their military, their welfare spending and so on. For example, they spend more on their military
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nukeop
9y ago
What are the advantages of this over an IRC channel?
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9y ago
He just broke the first rule of keeping your face off the internet: announcing that you're trying to keep your face off the internet.
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9y ago
I think you're making too many wild assumptions here, I don't need to "cope" with anything here and I'm definitely not responsible for the content of ads a large company whose services I don't use serves.
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nukeop
9y ago
I don't think seeing ads that make you feel bad is equal to stepping on a landmine. And I don't work in advertising industry, I hate it with a passion.
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9y ago
She has been clustered into a group most likely to click bra ads by a data-mining algorithm that maximizes click through rate based on available data. There's no other consideration given and no deeper meaning to it. The bottom line is
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9y ago
I don't have that problem. A model's job is to look good in photographs, my job is to create computer programs. I'm good at my job, somebody else is good at their job. I don't see this as a personal failure or even irrit
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9y ago
That's how targeted ads work - if you bought a product in the past, you must be interested in buying the same type of products, every week, forever, and you'll be interested in seeing ads for these products.
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9y ago
So what is the strongest plausible interpretation here? Because the article is full of body image issues and being jealous that somebody else in the ads looks better.
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nukeop
9y ago
So some woman is sad ("triggered") because she doesn't look like a model from an ad on Instagram. How is this relevant to Hacker news? Maybe the message is that uBlock origin should be installed by default on every browser?
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9y ago
In 2017, I discovered that books are becoming increasingly obsolete as a medium of sharing knowledge. I've found that more condensed and/or interactive forms are much more useful to me and enable me to learn at an increased pace.
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nukeop
9y ago
Please leave this heavy-handed political propaganda at the door, it's tasteless and not funny.
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9y ago
Precisely an example of these definitions becoming heavily politicized, to the detriment of people suffering from disorders for which it is now unfashionable to seek a therapy for. It is offensive to you because you accept it as a dogma tha
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9y ago
And yet it is a mental disorder to feel that you should have a different body in non-sexual regard. The treatment of that disorder is also not to proceed with the desired surgical alterations.
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nukeop
9y ago
To anyone interested in turning the tables on these scammers, I recommend this website: http://www.419eater.com Dozens of hours of entertainment guaranteed.
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9y ago
If I were born in Greece 2000 years ago I would have read Plato and know the same definition anyone interested in theology has known since the Sumerians. You would have read Plato too and we wouldn't be having this conversation. Please
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9y ago
I assure you having even a few hobby projects to show to potential employers is always beneficial. When you can talk about actual code you've written, often you don't even have to do any tests and the usual questions about the bas
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9y ago
There is only one God, by definition. If there were many, they wouldn't be God, by an obvious contradiction (since God is the greatest conceivable being, there is only one).
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9y ago
This idea sounds like it would devolve into an advertising board of weekend projects really fast. Which might not be that bad.
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9y ago
Node.js and Python are all the rage now. Especially frameworks like Django, React, and trendy technologies such as Docker and GraphQL.
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9y ago
C++, Python, bash, javascript, Rust. They introduce unnecessary complexity and tend to make users too dependent on them, while hiding actual functionality behind colorful buttons. There's a reason most productivity-focused programs are
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9y ago
How about "no facebook, period"?
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9y ago
As opposed to glossy displays? In 2017?
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9y ago
1: Keep everything as simple as possible. 2: Keep your toolchain and build process independent from the operating system and editors. 3: Don't use IDEs. 4: Have a one command automated build and run as soon as you write a basic skeleto
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Npm still very vulnerable to typosquatting
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