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by paradite 9y ago
> This search took too long to finish; some results may not be shown. Shown when you hover over the question mark.
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by paradite 9y ago
On the topic of tracking, you might want to check your browser extensions as well. I discovered tracking codes inside a browser extension back in 2013, and I doubt that it would be the last one: https://paradite.com/2013&#x2
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by paradite 9y ago
That's way too cynical and oversimplified to be considered a substantial comment.
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by paradite 9y ago
Now we finally have the complete comparison on how different governments try to tackle terrorism: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=14827837
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by paradite 9y ago
Can't find any NPR news on that except this old story that mentioned nothing related to backdoor or approved VPN: http://www.npr.org/tags/540281875/vpn Any links?
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by paradite 9y ago
Actually you can write a Node.js script that fetches and generates the static html to display the repo stars, so the website itself won't load any JS. You just need to run the script once in a while.
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by paradite 9y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=14880796 Deja vu?
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by paradite 9y ago
Fantastic profile for someone still in high school! One unsolicited suggestion: You can fetch the number of stars of each repo to showcase the their significance, recruiters are more attracted to quantified numbers.
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by paradite 9y ago
Well if he does that, then I would call him a dictator. But if he does not, I hope you would stop calling him that. Also, there was no precedence in PRC for such thing.
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by paradite 9y ago
> For instance, slavery is wrong no matter what the law says. I hope you realize that you are only saying this because you happen to be born at this particular point in human civilization. For a very long time, people thought slavery is
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by paradite 9y ago
> What can a dictator do that Xi Jinping can't? Stay in power for as long as he wants, and then pass the leadership to his child.
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by paradite 9y ago
> I think the fundamental reason this is happening is that the chinese do not trust their own gov't enough to store their assets in a more liquid form. Not really, it is as simple as "It is more profitable and equally risk-free
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by paradite 9y ago
Since this has came up again, can you respond to my question here previously? https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=14817455
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by paradite 9y ago
Why is this css used to hide the title link? :root [href^="https://www.privateinternetaccess.com/"] { display: none !important; } :root *[atm2xmk][hidden] { display: none !important; } Edit: Never mind, i
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by paradite 9y ago
A particular group of Muslim population integrated pretty well in China: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hui_people They enjoy a wide spectrum of what Americans call affirmative action. How do I know? I grew up with a fe
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by paradite 9y ago
Seen yesterday at: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=14826977
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by paradite 9y ago
Let's focus on meaningful and substantial discussions instead of derailing into personal attacks. Happy to reply if you have anything interesting to say.
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by paradite 9y ago
They were both intended to counter terrorism and one of them is more effective than the other. I guess a better analogy would be: "How is negotiation comparable to shooting?" "When they were used to free the hostage."
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by paradite 9y ago
But https://scholar.google.com/scholar?cluster=17954365954889690...
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by paradite 9y ago
Same intention, different approaches, move on to more interesting topics. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=14823596
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by paradite 9y ago
Out of curiosity, how do you establish the identify association between the person who submitted the story, the person who manages the site, and the person who engages with the seller that you mentioned? To me it looks like they could be un
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by paradite 9y ago
Yes. It's a feature "hidden" in the "share" button. I didn't know it first until my prof told me. I think overleaf should publicize this feature more prominently.
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by paradite 9y ago
I see that you don't use ProtonMail often.
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by paradite 9y ago
I don't understand why Google has to depreciate something so low level as http client in their frameworks. I've already had enough mess with Android, now the trend comes to Angular. Even after a complete re-write of AngularJS, th
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by paradite 9y ago
I really want to agree with your projection. However, your only data is contradicting it. Until you have more data, it would remain an assertion.
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by paradite 9y ago
"WITTES: It is a quotation that defends the authority of a legislature to govern in the interests of collective security. It means, in context, not quite the opposite of what it's almost always quoted as saying but much closer to
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by paradite 9y ago
Yes, I know it. So let's just say that China being influential is bad for China and Taiwan. Case closed?
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by paradite 9y ago
It is fascinating that when trying to cover different perspectives in one sentence, I have unknowingly made a problematic definition.
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by paradite 9y ago
Previous flamewar-filled discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=14761686
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by paradite 9y ago
I hope by now you have discovered the contradiction between your two paragraphs. People know, they just don't discuss it publicly.

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