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The Knight-Mozilla Fellowships(opennews.org)
2 points by radmuzom 11y ago|0 comments
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Why ‘Smart’ Objects May Be a Dumb Idea(nytimes.com)
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by radmuzom 11y ago
One of the earliest articles on "hacking" which I read was by Richard Stallman - On Hacking [1]. The article seems to agree in spirit with what RMS was talking about. [1] https://stallman.org/articles/on-hacki
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Microsoft Translator(microsoft.com)
1 points by radmuzom 11y ago|0 comments
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How does bellard.org/jslinux work?(quora.com)
1 points by radmuzom 11y ago|0 comments
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The WSJ was accidentally too honest about Uber in print(twitter.com)
41 points by radmuzom 11y ago|20 comments
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Training Officers to Shoot First, and He Will Answer Questions Later(nytimes.com)
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The Thriving World, the Wilting World, and You(medium.com)
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by radmuzom 11y ago
I agree strongly with Jacques Mattheij. Part of the programmer superiority (especially HN readers) syndrome is driven by fear; they consider themselves special and enlightened and "better" than others, and fear that teaching anyon
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by radmuzom 11y ago
Surprised that you are getting down-voted for saying the right thing. As I am not American, I never took any interest in American politics. So I was never aware of the right wing propaganda machine - till I subscribed to Wall Street Journal
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by radmuzom 11y ago
Glad that I use a Windows phone - I get less of these annoying messages as most people do not bother to make a Windows app anyway (at least at first). And just to be clear, I will not install an app even if available. I like minimal clutter
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by radmuzom 11y ago
Write a book. While it appears to be an "activity" rather than a "skill", I believe it is a skill. My recommendation is write on something which you know well; most probably in finance as you appear to be most experience
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Feds Regularly Monitored Black Lives Matter Since Ferguson(firstlook.org)
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by radmuzom 11y ago
All the best. My advice to you would be to try and think how you can provide real value to people (which rules out 90% of "startups" in Silicon Valley) and make a positive change in their lives. This does not mean you have to solv
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by radmuzom 11y ago
A reason why many regulations exist even though they do not seem optimal for this day and age. Those who blindly cry that "regulations are bad" do not realize that in many cases a very small group of people will ensure the necessi
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by radmuzom 11y ago
Even if they do develop nuclear weapons, so what? I can see only see a positive side to it where the USA will think twice before messing with the internal affairs of a country again.
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by radmuzom 11y ago
It's unlikely that the cleaners will never clean again. They will just not be using a "tech" company as the middleman.
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by radmuzom 11y ago
It appears from this article that recent worker classification lawsuits also had a part to play - http://recode.net/2015/07/17/cleaning-services-startup-homej...
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30 thought leaders in Data Visualization (2014)(bigdata-madesimple.com)
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Using Computer Science for General Education Requirements(jazimmer.net)
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Equating Uber with Transport Innovation Considered Harmful(continuations.com)
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All this digital technology isn't making us more productive(vox.com)
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Sam Altman(nytimes.com)
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Vint Cerf's Answer to Who Invented the Internet?(quora.com)
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by radmuzom 11y ago
These are the costs you are paying for having a better and cleaner future not only for yourselves but also the next generation. Nothing wrong with that.
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How does a blind computer programmer do programming?(quora.com)
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What does gun violence really cost?(motherjones.com)
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John Legend launches campaign to end mass incarceration(philly.com)
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Videos of Police Killings Are Numbing Us to the Spectacle of Black Death(newrepublic.com)
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The Things I Carried Back(nytimes.com)
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