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by reagle 6y ago
I wrote about this here https://hackinglife.mitpress.mit.edu/pub/94tu3rlx/release/2
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by reagle 6y ago
Folks might be interested in Hacking Life (available under a CC license at MIT Press). I have chapters on the history, practice, and excesses of hacking time and productivity. https://hackinglife.mitpress.mit.edu/
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by reagle 6y ago
I’m a longtime contributor and asked to use my VPN and was similarly denied. I’d like to have my VPN on most of the time, but Wikipedia won’t let me.
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by reagle 7y ago
I wrote about this and Pilgrim’s exit in "410 Gone": Infocide in Open Content Communities https://reagle.org/joseph/2012/05/draft-infocide.html
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by reagle 7y ago
He began his career by pushing a supplement (first for the brain, then pivoted it to performance) https://hackinglife.mitpress.mit.edu/pub/razodglh#supplement...
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by reagle 8y ago
A halo drive sends light, instead of people, slingshotting around binary black holes and harvests the energy (via solar sales) in the blue-shifted life. Much safer!
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by reagle 9y ago
That's why I use Kinesis Advantage keyboards.
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by reagle 9y ago
No need to change UI. Proper maildir support please.
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by reagle 9y ago
A complement to my piece on meritocracy: Abstract: Increasingly, geek culture is criticized as one that is biased; in particular, geek claims of meritocracy are thought to be naive because they do not recognize the privilege (i.e., unseen a
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Nerd vs. bro: Geek privilege, idiosyncrasy, and triumphalism(firstmonday.org)
3 points by reagle 9y ago|1 comments
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by reagle 10y ago
http://reagle.org/joseph/2016/myth/myth.html > Because the word myth has multiple meanings, and the first sense (unfounded) tends to extinguish the second (an ideal), we are better served by speaking of a
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by reagle 10y ago
Yes, pandoc can convert from markdown to many slide formats, but reveal.js is my favorite.
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by reagle 10y ago
I have it too. Relaxation and biofeedback training help.
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by reagle 11y ago
Note that this is from 2013.
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by reagle 11y ago
It probably isn't read as a "Red Sneakers Effect" and so it doesn't serve you in the eyes of peers---even if idiosyncratic. http://reagle.org/joseph/2015/merit/merit.html#geek-superior...
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by reagle 13y ago
Rawdog's author has filed a bug [1] against feedparser. [1]: https://code.google.com/p/feedparser/issues/detail?id=407
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by reagle 13y ago
I like rawdog -- been using it for 10 years, creates a Web page that I can read on any device. But it's no longer active. Granted, the encoding seems valid, but why? Any harm in changing it back?
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by reagle 13y ago
I use RawDog, but it's HN that is sending links that look like this: <link>http://stockman.house.gov/media-center/press-releases/stockman-requests-subpoena-of-nsa-s-white-house-irs-ph
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Hacker News Feed Broken
4 points by reagle 13y ago|7 comments
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by reagle 14y ago
This title is unfounded drama. If you want some clue, you can read: http://www.securitybsides.com/w/page/35868077/BSidesSanFranc... http://adainitiative.org/2013/02/keeping-it-on-topic-the-pro...
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Free as in Sexist?: Free Culture and the Gender Gap(uic.edu)
3 points by reagle 14y ago|0 comments