throwamon

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   by throwamon 5y ago

   (Disclaimer: I know exactly zero things about reverse engineering, so this is probably a very stupid question. Read at your own peril.) Could this be helpful in reverse engineering binaries by first movfuscating and then demovfuscating them
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   Busting the attention span myth (2017)(bbc.com)

   2 points by throwamon 5y ago|0 comments
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   by throwamon 5y ago

   Whether or not you're right, you just reinforced my point of there being some (maybe semi-conscious) scorekeeping happening, and the point on there maybe being some underlying issue (psychological or even social - we know young adults
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   by throwamon 5y ago

   > Family and friends don't give performance reviews and push other such metrics down your throat Oh, but society sure is hard at work moving towards this. Edit: I'm short of time, but as someone asked me to elaborate, I'll
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   by throwamon 5y ago

   It's much more likely it was removed for some unrelated reason (flamewar, spam, or just a mistake - btw you can email the mods if you think it was a mistake, it seems they're very responsive) HN is full of discussions on these mat
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   by throwamon 5y ago

   Phenomena is the plural of phenomenon.
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   by throwamon 5y ago

   I don't think that's what they meant exactly, but rather that the amounts of omega-3 and 6 you consume should be in a specific ratio (or rather within a range of ratios), and the ratio in canned sardines is tilted towards the unhe
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   by throwamon 5y ago

   Hmm, I agree that having different interests is cool, but I don't know if I agree that this isn't the confirmation of a stereotype. In fact the subjects here are surprisingly predictable. Music? Jazz, piano, rock. Other hobbies?
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   by throwamon 5y ago

   For a moment I thought they would hypothesize that the patterns might be an actual “rendering” of what the birds were looking at, especially when I saw the 7th image which looks remarkably similar to a rodent. Apparently I'm pretty far
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    by throwamon 5y ago

    (To be clear where I'm coming from: I'm not what you'd call an otaku, haven't watched many things of this kind. I really detest over-the-top stuff. I prefer realism to fantasy but can enoy it if it helps with the plot. I
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    by throwamon 5y ago

    I don't feel in control at all. In fact I realized I tend to engage in this mindless refreshing when I'm exceptionally stressed out, which I know is pretty much the opposite of helpful. And I wish it was as easy as just having few
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    by throwamon 5y ago

    > What is my purpose? To pass the butter? Yeah, welcome to the club, pal. (For those who didn't get the reference: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9e0CD3fvLp0 )
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    by throwamon 5y ago

    And yet here I am, on one of the most "anti-design" sites I know (which even has a "noprocrast" feature), frantically pressing F5 every other minute looking for articles like this. Sigh.
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    by throwamon 5y ago

    > then so be it yeah, and fuck living in an inhabitable planet
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    by throwamon 6y ago

    All this stuff sounds pretty interesting. Any beginner-friendly pointers on any of them? Especially the last one (how to get started, minimum amount of money for it to be worth doing, etc.).
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    by throwamon 6y ago

    enable showdead in your profile
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    by throwamon 6y ago

    enable showdead in your profile
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    by throwamon 6y ago

    Maybe you could make a fellow depressed and not-successful-at-all HNer happy by sharing 0.1% of your wealth? :) ... I wish I was joking :(