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by rashkov 8y ago
Absolutely! That's actually in the hacker news commenting guidelines: "Please respond to the strongest plausible interpretation of what someone says, not a weaker one that's easier to criticize. Assume good faith." htt
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by rashkov 8y ago
This is fantastic, and Apple should follow suit. I hope this is just the beginning. These features are ones that I would use today: * Disconnect at night. Wind Down gets your phone ready for bed by letting you schedule changes to the displa
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by rashkov 8y ago
Since you appreciate candid feedback, I would like to explain why I down-voted you. Your post comes off as super rude and dismissive. You may have some valid criticism to give but, take more care in how you deliver it. It's a bad look
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by rashkov 8y ago
Do you use these for home lighting, and if so, how do they compare to traditional CFLs? Or would that be total overkill?
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by rashkov 8y ago
I’ve been thinking of doing the same. Are you able to do google maps and uber?
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by rashkov 9y ago
There is one place where it's dynamic, which is that if your very first click is on a mine, then it'll relocate it to the upper-left corner (or the next available spot).
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by rashkov 9y ago
I enjoyed the lectures quite a bit, but ran into a lot of trouble with the problem sets. I'm wondering if anyone else had a similar experience, or if I should give it another chance and try some different approach? The problem I had wa
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by rashkov 9y ago
I’ve been thinking a bit about wearable computing and pervasive encrypted communication. I think personal encryption could become more necessary in an age of deep learning enabled fake video and audio. Wearable computing could take readings
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by rashkov 9y ago
having a tough time following this as it seems to require familiarity with the subject already. Anyone able to provide or link to a more introductory version of this topic?
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by rashkov 9y ago
Good catch, interesting stuff. Not sure why, but your post was marked as "dead" but I vouched
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by rashkov 9y ago
That's very interesting. It makes me wonder if there are any good free market ways of promoting the over-building of crucial infrastructural services
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by rashkov 9y ago
That may be so, but don't we want a company like newman's own to exist and do good in the world? Maybe they shouldn't exist under the current tax regime, but it's not the company that's in the wrong but rather the s
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by rashkov 9y ago
Do you have more details on this? I've been looking for a way to build a fanless server but I've been having a difficult time finding info on it. The only stuff I can find is one or two commercial sites that sell custom builds, an
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by rashkov 9y ago
I started with making todo lists. It was easy to mark each row as TODO or DONE. I was able to indent underneath each todo to make sub tasks, and fold each section up and move it around easily. Then I found a way to add due dates to each ite
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by rashkov 9y ago
ah, you're right that is a standard measure for market capitalization
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by rashkov 9y ago
that "market cap" formula is simply the number of outstanding bitcoins multiplied by the current price. Completely made up and fairly meaningless
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by rashkov 9y ago
I found the assignments to his class to be really weird and challenging. The first one had you fill in a few functions of a half-complete percolation simulation, but without having written the other part of it, it felt like having to revers
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by rashkov 9y ago
Which coins though? Can't imagine bitcoin is still possible to mine with a two card setup
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by rashkov 9y ago
A naturalized citizen can't be stripped of their citizenship unless it's clear they lied on their citizenship applications in a material way (like they were part of a terrorist group and wouldn't have been eligible for citize
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by rashkov 9y ago
Any opportunities for a New York based engineer? Been watching your job posts on here for a few years now, always wanted to apply but seems to be entirely in SG
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by rashkov 9y ago
Started volunteering with ScriptEd a few weeks ago and really enjoying it. The support from the organization is great, the curriculum is made for you, and the students themselves have been a pleasure to work with
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by rashkov 9y ago
hackermailman's post elsewhere in these comments links to: http://csapp.cs.cmu.edu/3e/labs.html https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=14522391 which further links to lectures: https://sc
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by rashkov 9y ago
Thanks. The links don't work unfortunately -- no need to format them, but that is a fun detail to know about
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by rashkov 9y ago
It seems that companies would rather buy "insurance" rather than spend money on actual security. They have accepted that they will eventually be hacked or have a really expensive outage, so now they want a cushion of money to pay
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by rashkov 9y ago
If you found this interesting, here are some really insightful tributes to and stories about Bob Silvers of the New York Review of Books -- a world-class editor who passed away recently: http://www.nybooks.com/articles/
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by rashkov 10y ago
Sure, but in the meantime the web is a much less accessible place for screen readers, underpowered mobile devices, and those without good internet connections
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by rashkov 10y ago
Thanks for an interesting read about Italian bakeries! I do feel compelled to point out, though, that an "Italian bakery" is a very specific, regional thing easily recognized by the readers of this local newspaper. If the term wer
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by rashkov 10y ago
ps. Also my apologies for assuming too much
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by rashkov 10y ago
Great, just wanted to make sure! I think young adults are really into their mobile devices so, mobile development could be another fun way to go. I personally got a good leg up on becoming a web developer through codeschool.com. Their video
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by rashkov 10y ago
I would be wary of setting his agenda too much. You clearly want the best for him but is he truly on board with these plans? Pushing him too much could blow up and he may drop computer science altogether. Be proud that he's going into

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