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8y ago
It's the community. I joined a discord server a few months ago to get support from some product (I can't remember what), and once I started using it I realized there are vibrant communities for all of my hobbies and interests. I n
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8y ago
I knew HN would remember it! I remember reading a blog post that linked to that thread in 2012 and it totally blew my mind (actually I think it was submitted here).
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8y ago
I picked up DF a few years ago, and shortly after my girlfriend left for a two week trip. I had a bunch of stuff I was supposed to do around the house while she was gone, but I ended up going completely nocturnal and spent the entire two we
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8y ago
Years ago I found a thread on an art forum that started with the author saying he wanted to learn how to draw, and progressed from childish sketches of hands and spheres to master-level portraits. I can't find it for the life of me, bu
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8y ago
I refuse to put an amazon/apple/google surveillance device in my home, so I am very interested in a DIY digital assistant device. I'm aware of a few options but it seems like offline voice recognition is always a little sub-p
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8y ago
Sorry to go on a tangent, but this is the first time I've heard the word "transducer" outside of a conversation about clojure. Is it the same concept?
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8y ago
Now I know what other people feel like when they listen to programmers talk. :D Do you know of any materials that present the debate in a form that a ten year old could understand?
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8y ago
> There's dozens of us that simply don't run JS Was this intentional? It gave me a bit of a chuckle.
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8y ago
With the caveat about client side browser encryption in general, which I'm sure someone will pop in here and explain in detail. :)
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8y ago
You didn't say whether you are on iOS or Android, but if you are on iOS airdrop works very well.
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Cable companies push '10G' at CES
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8y ago
I don't have any links handy, but I have definitely read reports of sabotage and wiretapping. Edit: ah, from another comment down-thread: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Operation_Ivy_Bells
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8y ago
Where? I asked because I couldn't find one on the website or in the repo. I looked at all of the markdown files, the readme, the releases page, and the wiki.
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8y ago
This url is now showing a 404.
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8y ago
Assuming that "free will" doesn't include manipulating the laws of physics, pretty much like the one we live in? I can see where people are coming from when they say there is no such thing as free will, but it sounds like the
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8y ago
I think the reason a reality show for funding healthcare is so plausible is that it would be filling a gap left by a corrupt and failing system. I don't think anyone believes that there is a gap in the administration of law enforcement
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8y ago
Do you have a change log for the new release? I couldn't find one on github or the website.
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8y ago
Really? Single payer healthcare is the same as holding a bake sale so your daughter can be treated for leukemia?
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8y ago
Anything that follows "I feel like" is going to be some passive aggressive garbage. This is why I always say "I think", "I strongly suggest", "I agree", "I disagree" instead. You have to rec
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8y ago
> try to teach them something new or interesting that has been learned that they can add to their box of tricks/intel that they can pull out later in other conversations. I'm trying to think of what such a thing might be and co
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8y ago
I spent a few years in Belize and sadly this is the de facto public health insurance program there. Everyone who gets cancer or has a major accident has local fundraisers to get help from the community.
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8y ago
Jesus, this blew my mind. Not because the concept is outlandish, but because it wouldn't surprise me at all if it actually existed, and I think it would be immensely popular.
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8y ago
There are more repos on the parent account. They may be in one of those.
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8y ago
There are apps that let you run your own code. I think the restriction is on apps that allow you to download and execute third party code.
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8y ago
Your comment was dead, so I vouched for it. I'm not sure if your point is valid or not, but I'm curious what the founders have to say about this.
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8y ago
I think GP is cautioning against high frequency algorithmic trading, not investing in general.
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8y ago
Sorry this is a bit off topic, but how do crypto traders manage their taxes? I am under the impression that crypto trading doesn't have any of the niceties that traditional securities trading has when it comes to taxes, e.g. only payin
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8y ago
Totally naive question: what if you aren't interested in HFT but just want to take some of the manual labor out of making less frequent trades? Is that any less reliable than sitting at your computer watching the order books or do the
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8y ago
Ugh, I once got an amazon package that contained a product about the size of a toaster oven and it was shipped in the original manufacturer's box, nested in the box from whoever shipped the product to amazon, nested in the box amazon u
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8y ago
It's really depressing knowing that no matter what policies other countries adopt to bring drug prices down it will never happen here in the US because there's too much money to be made from bribes^H^H^H^H^H^H donations from the p
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