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by nzjrs 8y ago
This is just advertising, no?
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by nzjrs 8y ago
You just pop it on your wrist. Edit: I wonder if anyone will get the reference
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by nzjrs 8y ago
I think it probably measures the curvature and if the curvature exceeds the normal parameters of non-lens objects then the device has curvature and can be detected.
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by nzjrs 8y ago
$USD30? My goodness that is a lot!
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by nzjrs 8y ago
Where is this located (for GDPR purposes)?
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by nzjrs 8y ago
I don't disagree, but you've just described the Motte and this time omitted the Bailey. I'd like the Bailey folks to at least take pause.
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by nzjrs 8y ago
It's funny, I thought the opposite. I was happy to read an explanation by an eminent and respected systems neuroscientist on hierarchy of computation, rather than the musing of an undergrad computer scientist on their first encounter w
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by nzjrs 8y ago
Oh wow. Great find. Thanks for the tip!
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by nzjrs 8y ago
Shallow drive by meme posts are frowned upon on HN
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by nzjrs 8y ago
I've noticed the Europe where I am living for a long time successfully import outrage culture from the USA. The internet has truly brought us closer together - and not in positive ways.
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by nzjrs 8y ago
> One obvious expense to cut > was eating out for lunch > every weekday Honestly amazed this is the default position for anyone. What situation of living prompts this?
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by nzjrs 8y ago
No culture war on HN please
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by nzjrs 8y ago
Culture war on HN. No thanks
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by nzjrs 8y ago
Let's see if this validates. It's a first salvo against the Haidt et al hypothesis
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by nzjrs 8y ago
I did such a thing a while ago at my last job. I guess it still works https://github.com/strawlab/lagtest
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by nzjrs 8y ago
Go on holiday to a place with no internet or phone coverage. You will return in 2 weeks and notice that your absence didn't matter
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by nzjrs 8y ago
This is content spam, correct?
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by nzjrs 8y ago
It's that she didn't* sleep (see comments below)
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by nzjrs 8y ago
If you are a paying gsuite customer then the answer is meet.google.com (formerly hangouts?) Despite the rebrand, it works remarkably well. Much better than Skype.
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by nzjrs 8y ago
OMG, well that could've been made more known. Wonder what the cumulative cost to my life has been.
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by nzjrs 8y ago
Probbable is defence enough I'd say.
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by nzjrs 8y ago
Does it work on linux - I assume the configuration tool does not
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by nzjrs 8y ago
Yeah, how about putting that disclaimer first paragraph, first sentence. I think (and I have no relation to this person) http://lon.tv is an example of an exemplary and ethical reviewer in this regard.
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by nzjrs 8y ago
I really wish people would more clearly disclose when they have been provided a product to review by the manufacturer.
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by nzjrs 8y ago
I'm struggling to find again a c++ implementation of this I saw on github a while back. Does HN the hive mind remember?
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by nzjrs 8y ago
1. What's an acceptable false positive rate before you ignore the extension 2. What's an acceptable false negative rate before the browser extension is politically problematic
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by nzjrs 8y ago
TIL there is a genre of people who call themselves FOIA nerds and who appear to be unpleasant, doing this sort of fishing for fun.
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by nzjrs 8y ago
As a general principle, I don't think we have any reason to still believe technology can patch social problems
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by nzjrs 8y ago
The total development effort apple has caused to be wasted on this monstrosity is nothing but depressing.
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by nzjrs 8y ago
Time will tell of course, but I don't believe history will look fondly on these times. At some point I believe their will be a reckoning in the shape of that which brought down the tobacco industry, but directed towards the psychologic

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