rabbyte

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by rabbyte 12y ago
So you're not bothered by this behavior because there are alternatives, but there are only alternatives because this behavior was previously rejected. The ease with which you would give control over public concepts to private instituti
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by rabbyte 12y ago
My pride is not restricted to my birth nation, nor is it manufactured by state media.
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by rabbyte 12y ago
I would consider neglecting to parent a child an offense. If you did not commit that offense then I would say you still have the right to disassociate yourself from your child's offenses, as sad as that really is. I would probably stil
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by rabbyte 12y ago
Who said I was proud of achievements? I'm proud of my associations for a number of reasons, all by my own choosing, which is consistent with the aggressions I choose to have nothing to do with.
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by rabbyte 12y ago
most amusing reason I've heard to see a movie on the big screen :)
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by rabbyte 12y ago
As a human, you needn't be culpable for offenses perpetrated by others regardless of their relation to you. If you belong to principles and help the people to foster them, your only shame will be from your own failures; a shame you can
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by rabbyte 12y ago
Don't be distracted by the noise of the world. Focus on what matters to you and be fearless.
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by rabbyte 12y ago
Right but that's not the logic being presented which is why I'm confused. Nobody said that because he has a service record it must be relevant. I may be just misunderstanding, thanks for taking the time to try and explain.
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by rabbyte 12y ago
I don't think I can follow your reasoning. It sounds like you're saying the service record actually is relevant but only in some cases and it's not clear when that is except when it's obviously ridiculous. Did you mean
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by rabbyte 12y ago
I would love to hear you explain your reasoning on this.
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by rabbyte 12y ago
Pick up marketing and business skills in addition to web development skills, intern for an agency to learn how to hustle and network, intern for a product company to learn how to produce iteratively, and learn how to teach what you know eve
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by rabbyte 12y ago
Fingerprint, iris, and voice are identifiers not authenticators. Their perceived security comes from their perceived scarcity and difficulty in emulating their presence, barriers that are being removed as technology gets better. In the fu
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by rabbyte 12y ago
I'm not at all in disagreement on your security ethic. It's difficult to say what would happen but context does matter. If Stuxnet came from a different source, had a different target, or was published as a research project the ef
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by rabbyte 12y ago
By that logic everything that's possible is also inevitable. The feasibility of something is only one factor and, more often than not, new developments are extensions of older developments.
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by rabbyte 12y ago
So FB wants to own the platform for exchanging security threats. Right now you can publish information to everyone or specifically to a group. It seems maybe they're trying to fill a space in between with information being distributed
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by rabbyte 12y ago
Be sure to click the equalizer control icon and run the webgl and web audio experiment. (might be chrome only)
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by rabbyte 12y ago
The contentious bit for me is that it's convenient for you to grant him climate change because your understanding of that issue is in close proximity to his understanding. Breaking conformity would require a willingness to hear out ide
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by rabbyte 12y ago
I can't help but think you're proving his point. The question he posed was "What important truth do very few people agree with you on?" and the relevant quote preceding the reference to God is this: > The reason it is
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by rabbyte 12y ago
Disappointed that he doesn't agree with you? Why?
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by rabbyte 12y ago
Public safety and homeland security are primary functions of the FCC. When government decides to censor, surveil, or manipulate information in the future it seems likely it will be instrumented through the FCC as that relationship was used
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by rabbyte 12y ago
I think maybe you're touching on the real issue. The user is expressing metadata as content because it is easier than the going through the interface. This will probably be the case in any short-lived activity. The proper response is n
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by rabbyte 12y ago
The difference is restraining yourself vs being restrained. A brutish response to the latter is the civil response.
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by rabbyte 12y ago
Correct me if I'm wrong but web components can use the native DOM without depending on a virtual DOM.
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by rabbyte 12y ago
I'm a man using Pinterest to study design, fashion, art, astronomy, and other visually oriented subjects. I follow boards for UX/UI design elements and animations which would be relevant to the HN audience but, honestly, I'm
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by rabbyte 12y ago
Is it common for programmers to dislike debugging? I'm stunned. I never considered the possibility, it's always been something I enjoyed. I don't believe it impacts you either way in terms of capability but I imagine it impac
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by rabbyte 12y ago
I appreciate you saying this because meaningful work doesn't need to be highly visible but I dislike your cynicism. It isn't difficult to imagine why a designer would want their work to be seen by the largest possible audience and
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by rabbyte 12y ago
> What value is there in trying to capture this bit of culture for girls? You understand you're essentially saying comic books are not for girls? That seems to be the conclusion the daughter was nervously coming to when she asked he
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by rabbyte 12y ago
The blockchain is to the web as the web is to television and radio. It's an infrastructural component and any time we have new infrastructure we redistribute our resources to gain the most benefit but we never replace old infrastructur
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by rabbyte 12y ago
That was actually understood a decade ago as well and was part of the conversation that led to OpenID and OAuth. It was suggested close to a decade ago that they both merge efforts and they have both struggled to find their place. Developme
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by rabbyte 12y ago
Does this impact your opinion at all? http://news.dartlang.org/2013/12/ecma-forms-tc52-for-dart-st...

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