raldu

14 ms·

91.
Keep a Changelog(keepachangelog.com)
4 points by raldu 9y ago|1 comments
92.
Every Single Cognitive Bias in One Infographic(visualcapitalist.com)
12 points by raldu 9y ago|0 comments
93.
by raldu 9y ago
Does anyone remember the front-end to HN that categorizes posts according to proper topic categories like "Privacy," "Coding," "Startups," etc. with ML? I remember it being posted or mentioned in a comment but
94.
by raldu 9y ago
Propaganda is the exact opposite of what digital marketing is about. In fact, the provided quote from the article is supposed to highlight that the "time for propaganda is over" in an ironical way. Propaganda is the way of the
95.
by raldu 9y ago
This is a form of exploitation. The company gets excellent "data-driven marketing insights" by providing users some carrots . The users become co-creators of value for the company; and the carrots already cost less than value p
96.
by raldu 9y ago
Anyone noticed the 1337 from the article? > "Successive pulses from the first pulsar discovered, CP 1919, are here superimposed vertically. The pulses occur every 1.337 seconds."
97.
by raldu 9y ago
The speaker in the quoted video miserably fails to provide a balanced stance. It's full of reductionist rhetoric, hostility and provocation where his angry comments are greeted with applauses . So both the listeners and the speaker al
98.
by raldu 9y ago
As long as analytical tradition keeps reducing philosophy into "logical programming," it'll always fail to appreciate the meaning and value of interesting continental ideas such as postmodernism. This paper is just a very typ
99.
by raldu 9y ago
I think its embedded into the "maker" mindset in general and does not necessarily have to be one way or the other. It's both. A writer can have lots of poetry, personal expository essays, journals, unfinished drafts lying aro
100.
by raldu 9y ago
Quality A professionals work with quality A professionals. Quality B professionals hire quality C people so that they can feel superior.
101.
by raldu 9y ago
The whole story felt sarcastic and also a little nauseous. Not exactly sure whether there is intended sarcasm or not. The process looks quite complicated where you have to figure out lots of "buts," "whys," and "g
102.
Stagit – A static Git page generator(git.codemadness.org)
106 points by raldu 9y ago|19 comments
103.
We own what you think (2004)(salon.com)
1 points by raldu 9y ago|0 comments
104.
by raldu 9y ago
Yes, it would be trivial to go around. But that's not the point. It used to be case that people with technical knowledge got around DNS blocks by simply changing the DNS servers. Today you cannot access to Wikipedia even with, say, Ope
105.
Can Venture Capital Deliver on the Promise of the Public University?(nplusonemag.com)
1 points by raldu 9y ago|0 comments
106.
by raldu 10y ago
Wouldn't an underlying static generator engine be a more suitable approach for this job?
107.
by raldu 10y ago
Notice how they make it difficult and painful to file DMCA complaints: https://www.skytorrents.in/dmca Genius.
108.
Remote Work Awards 2016(remoteworkawards.com)
2 points by raldu 10y ago|1 comments
109.
Too Cool for PGP(mailpile.is)
4 points by raldu 10y ago|2 comments
110.
A first lesson in meta-rationality(meaningness.com)
3 points by raldu 10y ago|0 comments
111.
API Stylebook(apistylebook.com)
1 points by raldu 10y ago|1 comments
112.
Trump will control the NSA - what this means for your privacy(protonmail.com)
26 points by raldu 10y ago|12 comments
113.
What Yahoo's NSA Surveillance Means for Email Privacy(protonmail.com)
2 points by raldu 10y ago|0 comments
114.
Nootropics(gwern.net)
413 points by raldu 10y ago|383 comments
115.
by raldu 10y ago
Asking, "Will the government persecute me if I democratically voice my opinion against a crime executed by the same government?", is exactly the type of questioning that should be avoided. It is same as asking, "Will the mafi
116.
by raldu 10y ago
Nice spot on. The described qualities would also apply to philosophers, logicians, etc. I think a broader term would be, habits of highly "analytical" people.
117.
Misunderstood Rails Principles and Mottos(railshurts.com)
2 points by raldu 10y ago|0 comments
118.
Firefox Nightly(blog.nightly.mozilla.org)
1 points by raldu 10y ago|0 comments
119.
How to Waste Time Properly(nautil.us)
5 points by raldu 10y ago|0 comments
120.
Unix moreutils(joeyh.name)
4 points by raldu 10y ago|0 comments

More ›