tambourmajor

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by tambourmajor 12y ago
The best explanation I've come across so far is Roy Baumeister's Is There Anything Good About Men? [0], which explains gender determinisms by regarding the evolutionary history of our species. The article was already posted seve
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by tambourmajor 12y ago
Previous discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=7931674 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=7689579
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by tambourmajor 12y ago
https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/readingrainbow/bring-re...
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Reading Rainbow Kickstarter campaign successfully raises $1M in 12 hours(npr.org)
3 points by tambourmajor 12y ago|1 comments
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"Shut-up-and-calculate" approach to physics: A purely mathematical universe(arxiv.org)
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by tambourmajor 12y ago
Another big annoyance is when the mobile mode is solely based on the user agent string and there is no way to deactivate it other than changing the user agent (for example Google Search). It’s almost as if no Google employee has a tablet de
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by tambourmajor 12y ago
It doesn't seem to be encouraged either. The site seems to be mainly directed at individuals and it's mostly micropayments.
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by tambourmajor 12y ago
It would be great if it all was bundled in a single place and not many separate services I need to keep track of.
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by tambourmajor 12y ago
It would actually be great to have something like a web services donation flat rate. Basically something like http://flattr.com but but also for web services and apps, not only for creators and artists. A place where you can spe
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by tambourmajor 12y ago
1. That is not true because even if every bit of information is made inherently public it does not mean that the information is not prone to manipulation. 2. Well, there should be laws that enforce that the privacy stuff is included in ever
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Young Minds in a Critical Condition(mobile.nytimes.com)
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by tambourmajor 12y ago
Is agnosticism actually a consequence of Bayesianism?
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by tambourmajor 12y ago
1. Truth can be misued for misguidance and I think it's easier to allow for a private space than to achieve a society that is not prone to misguidance. 2. Without going too much into the details I would personally prefer spatial declar
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by tambourmajor 12y ago
I think that can be answered quite briefly: Malicious people exist and they can use things we consider private against you. We are inherently imperfect and thus we define a protected space in which we can can happily be imperfect without sp
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by tambourmajor 12y ago
No OpenShift by Red Hat?
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by tambourmajor 12y ago
Either I didn't get it or Bruce in the comment section is spot on: > This is the most wordy, pretentious way to say “they do it for the lulz.”
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by tambourmajor 12y ago
Where did you find these people?
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by tambourmajor 12y ago
I had one crash since 10.9.3 on my MBA 2011, and I have graphic glitches in Safari when displaying images since 10.9.1, I believe.
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by tambourmajor 12y ago
Less aristocratic but I would simply dig a hole for a bucket on a string.
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by tambourmajor 12y ago
* Subscribe to http://www.hndigest.com/ * Eat healthy. * Expose yourself to a lot of sunlight. * Use F.lux and wear blue light blocking safety glasses after sunset to prevent melatonin secretion suppression. * Meet people a