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Elliptic Follows the Bitcoin Ransoms Paid by Colonial Pipeline and Other Victims(elliptic.co)
3 points by ralston3 5y ago|1 comments
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by ralston3 6y ago
> The Cambridge Analytica scandal has nothing to do with Facebook's business model and Facebook did not gain anything from this. Hilarious. The Cambridge Analytica scandal is in regards to a nefarious 3rd party using Facebook's
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by ralston3 6y ago
The thing with me is, WSB is a group of what? A few million at least? I saw that they were up to 1.2 million maybe yesterday. And they're having a hard time on most if not all platforms. If not technically, then in terms of some form o
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by ralston3 6y ago
Lmao I laughed so hard. "You can resign" XD
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by ralston3 6y ago
Yes but I can take my laptop to my friend's place and use their internet, seemingly as someone who lives in that house. I think OP is talking more so about an ID (like driver's license type of thing) to use the internet. So that o
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by ralston3 6y ago
> and anonymous use will be illegal. Super interesting that you mention this. I was just thinking the other day about what an absolute dumpster fire "the internet" is due to anonymity (obviously that's not the _only_ reaso
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by ralston3 6y ago
> just unmatch the pair say after three days of the last message. This is a good point. However, some women (due to men spamming them) don't have notifications turned on, so genuinely don't get around to seeing a message until
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by ralston3 6y ago
The only weird thing about this take is I could believe it. And so what if it’s true? The guy has worked to become the richest man in the world (though I may be against his methods of doing so), and isn’t even from a prominent family. I don
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by ralston3 6y ago
This is gold XD
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by ralston3 6y ago
This hits so hard. All the technological advances, yet how much progress have we _actually_ made?
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Ask HN: Best Remote Desktop Software?
3 points by ralston3 6y ago|1 comments
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by ralston3 6y ago
Could be that the lesson is that the person who never picks up Twitter or works at Facebook in the first place is never celebrated because they were never lost to begin with (in this context). But the person who quits Twitter or resigns rec
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by ralston3 6y ago
Absolutely hilarious scene. Made even more funny by how scarily accurate it is XD
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Fed’s Lifeline to Main Street Flops with 99.8% of Cash Untapped(bloomberg.com)
2 points by ralston3 6y ago|0 comments
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by ralston3 6y ago
I obviously agree and loathe the fact that Facebook is now tying the Quest to a FB account. However I enjoy VR too much so I think I’ll just bite the bullet and make a burner FB, covering my tracks as well as I can.
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by ralston3 6y ago
I did "Jump In"s for about 10 minutes. Thought I'd provide some feedback. I <3 the idea. I've personally wanted to see something like this for a while as I continuously visit the same 10 sites every day (as do most pe
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by ralston3 6y ago
I think the key point in the OP’s statement is “early on” I think unit tests (or just more generally a test suite) is invaluable. But when you’re starting out small (1-3 person dev team) and the API is changing so rapidly (we learned someth
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by ralston3 6y ago
Wow. Thanks for sharing
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A breakdown of how Nginx is configured with Django(mattsegal.dev)
2 points by ralston3 6y ago|0 comments
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by ralston3 6y ago
Python3.8 , then use virtual envs with “python -m venv ...”
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by ralston3 6y ago
Same. Roughly 60/90 minutes a day plus weekend. Where $studying === learning new ideas/material that I didn’t previously know, or bettering existing skills
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How Did the Duck Hunt Gun Work? (2011)(mentalfloss.com)
11 points by ralston3 6y ago|5 comments
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by ralston3 6y ago
The "For You" page. Sure its just another algorithmic-based feed. But in my experience (and from talking to a few ppl who enjoy TikTok), the For You page is a differentiator. It's like a combination of what's trending, w
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by ralston3 6y ago
Comment said nothing about overlap. Blind was quite literally created for that type of thing (quite literally). OP will get more answers there as opposed to using a burner on HN (as evidenced by the stat of this thread)
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by ralston3 6y ago
Sounds like something better discussed on https://www.teamblind.com/
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Apple Wins Patent for an AR/VR Headset That Uses a Dynamic Focus 3D Display(patentlyapple.com)
2 points by ralston3 6y ago|0 comments
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Advanced Feature Engineering – Feature Encoding (2019)(kaggle.com)
1 points by ralston3 6y ago|0 comments
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by ralston3 6y ago
While I can appreciate the r/wsb lingo as much as the next degenerate, let’s try to keep it off of HN please
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by ralston3 6y ago
> Can we reduce “surveillance capitalism” by reducing the incentive to collect personal data? Reduce? Sure. Reduce in a meaningful way? Ambiguous, but the cynic in me says probably not. > Personal data is primarily collected and used
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Facebook Sunsets Oculus Go(3d.bearblog.dev)
3 points by ralston3 6y ago|0 comments

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