sholanozie

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Standart.io: free SVG icons for use in your projects(standart.io)
2 points by sholanozie 9y ago|0 comments
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by sholanozie 10y ago
Right click > "Inspect" > "Delete element" Problem solved.
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by sholanozie 11y ago
This is awesome, I absolutely adore the idea and implementation. Couple of small points in terms of feedback: * A new tab with no notes has a height greater than 100% of the browser window, and adds a scrollbar. Small point, but annoying fo
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by sholanozie 11y ago
No comments about the millions of jobs this technology will destroy in the near future?
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by sholanozie 11y ago
"They"? The people who responded to you aren't part of some larger conspiracy to oppose you, or even advocating on behalf of the same people or ideas. The fact that I'm commenting here doesn't even mean that I agree
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by sholanozie 11y ago
The changes I'm proposing are actually changes to our collective values. Namely, that we shouldn't worship economics and the power of the invisible hand to the point where we think about "market correction" before the we
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by sholanozie 11y ago
Sorry, but this is a totally heartless comment. By saying things like "Good, they will fail, people won't be able to afford to live here and they'll leave" you're completely overlooking the human costs and implicati
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by sholanozie 11y ago
American investors would be well advised to look north of the border...
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by sholanozie 11y ago
Websites are art, the same way that any other creations are. You wouldn't giggle at the idea of a song, a magazine, or a photograph being "emotional experiences", so what makes websites any different?
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by sholanozie 11y ago
I don't have any links to studies - I'm relying on the idea that renewable sources can contribute significantly to the overall energy requirements. When you take into account the amount of energy required to grow food, refrigerate
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by sholanozie 11y ago
That's what most people will do. This current refugee "crisis" is nothing compared to the vast migrations that climate change will instigate.
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by sholanozie 11y ago
Did you read my comment? I propose using currently-available technology to grow food indoors.
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by sholanozie 11y ago
The first step is to invest, as communities, into producing as much food as possible locally in order to lessen our dependence on the global economic system. We have the technology to turn all those shuttered Targets and malls into indoor f
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by sholanozie 11y ago
You pretty much hit the nail on the head here. It really is alarming to think that we have not started to plan for this almost inevitable scenario in ~20 years time. We need to begin re-thinking our role as humans in an economy which increa
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by sholanozie 11y ago
I agree with your conclusion, but disagree with your suggestion that you have any insight into my relationship with my parents. I also advocate a shift back to "family-orienting" living, and live my life accordingly. I'm just
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by sholanozie 11y ago
I could argue that making the opposite claim is a pretty gross overgeneralization. It's good that your family is prepared for retirement, but most people aren't.
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by sholanozie 11y ago
I shudder when I think about the strain that will be placed on millenials when we inevitably become our parents' safety net. It's a perfect storm: a housing bubble that will pop when everyone tries to sell their house at the same
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Found 10000+ BTC on my old computer. What do I have to do to liquidate this?(reddit.com)
8 points by sholanozie 11y ago|1 comments
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by sholanozie 11y ago
The big lie sold to us is that there is such a thing as a "self-sufficient" man. The people who make it the furthest are the people with the most extensive and powerful networks.
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by sholanozie 11y ago
Greed, lust, and gluttony. Three personality traits our money-focused society selects for.
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by sholanozie 11y ago
I feel this way about AirBnB as well.
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by sholanozie 12y ago
Yeah, this is going to be big. I wasn't convinced, but after actually tuning into a couple of broadcasts, Periscope's potential became immediately apparent.
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by sholanozie 12y ago
This is awesome. I found your site through HN a couple of weeks ago and read through a bunch of your blog posts, which inspired me to take on a remote position. Keep up the great work. :)
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by sholanozie 12y ago
Put everything interesting you do on your resume! Every opportunity I've been offered has been due to my side projects or non-programming experiences. Your formal education is still important, but, in my experience in the software worl
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by sholanozie 12y ago
Just wanted to say that this is spot on, in my opinion. After watching a documentary about North Korea recently, I couldn't help but feel like our Western governments are guilty of the exact same things that we openly mock North Korea
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by sholanozie 12y ago
I really dislike the idea that people need to be told what they should use their technology for. Tablets are just computers and they run software, like every other computer. What you do with it is up to your imagination. My girlfriend and I
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by sholanozie 12y ago
Forgive me for bringing some political thoughts with me into this thread, but your post really resonated with me and I think you are a perfect example of why we should work towards a basic income. Imagine how many people there are who are j
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by sholanozie 12y ago
This isn't unique to software; the lowered barriers to creation has meant that the value of almost everything has dropped to the point of worthlessness. While you may not be able to make a living from your open source software through
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by sholanozie 12y ago
This is the case in every industry right now, and has been since the beginning of time. Marketing is the ability to influence people. It seems obvious to say this, but people who can influence people are usually the people with the most suc
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by sholanozie 12y ago
Great - thanks a lot for that link to 'Public Relations'. I'll add it to my reading list.

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