toufiqbarhamov

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VCS aren’t falling in love with dating startups(techcrunch.com)
3 points by toufiqbarhamov 8y ago|0 comments
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James Joyce’s NSFW Love Letters(daily.jstor.org)
2 points by toufiqbarhamov 8y ago|0 comments
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by toufiqbarhamov 8y ago
If you have a Facebook account, you know their using your data in bad ways. If you don't know that already, that's on you. As I've said before and will say again, a social network is not a human necessity nor a right. Delete
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by toufiqbarhamov 8y ago
It sounds a lot like someone failing a psychopathy screening as well. The crushing lack of insight and stilted writing style though, makes me wonder if this isn’t some kind of parody. Please be a parody.
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Breaking a Little New Ground at the Large Hadron Collider(profmattstrassler.com)
2 points by toufiqbarhamov 8y ago|0 comments
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It’s time to start taking the search for E.T. seriously, astronomers say(sciencenews.org)
1 points by toufiqbarhamov 8y ago|0 comments
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by toufiqbarhamov 8y ago
Is there anything more “bad guy” than espousing high ideals which run contrary to centuries of actions? Still at some point you’d hope that people notice the disconnect and feel disturbed. “Hans... are we the baddies?” https://m.
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by toufiqbarhamov 8y ago
The internet is probably older than you are. A lot of the “exciting new tech” is a mature or market-ready form of technology that has been around since the Cold War or much earlier. There is also a lot of very old tech that is “new” only by
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by toufiqbarhamov 8y ago
Fracking as we know it today started in the 40’s, it’s just a matter of economics that it’s feasible to do on a wide scale today. Mind you, that only goes to further reinforce your point. Edit. Every example other people are posting have be
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by toufiqbarhamov 8y ago
Part of the people saying that are, at this point, just parroting the party line from the White House, which is basically “Suck it up” and “Get a loan” respectively. Part of it seems to be a general lack of empathy, and some of it is glee f
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by toufiqbarhamov 8y ago
Thanks, I’m going to read myself into a coma tonight.
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by toufiqbarhamov 8y ago
I’m fully into that, thanks for the tip!
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by toufiqbarhamov 8y ago
Don’t buy the industry bullshit. They’re making record profits through gambling and micro transactions. https://www.forbes.com/sites/mattperez/2018/05/08/electronic... https://m.youtube.c
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by toufiqbarhamov 8y ago
This is simply a marketing line, not reality. EA, Activision, and Rockstar are making record profits, not struggling to meet budgets. The base price of a game as you point out, gets you less than a whole game, for which you need to buy a se
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by toufiqbarhamov 8y ago
The excellent thing about citing a claim is that it obviates the need for trust, it’s about demonstration. My default position isn’t to assume that because you’re anonymous and online, you’re lying or misleading me, and supporting a claim w
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by toufiqbarhamov 8y ago
I’m finding this fascinating, any other good links to learn about this kind of thing?
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Nearly Half of Game Developers Want to Unionize(engadget.com)
483 points by toufiqbarhamov 8y ago|526 comments
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by toufiqbarhamov 8y ago
Use uMatrix, it will give you finer control than a simple “on/off” with a nice GUI.
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by toufiqbarhamov 8y ago
Even if it's FUD, it literally doesn't matter. It's what people think is going to happen. People need to stop thinking that's what's going to happen. Aside from the fact that it’s never happened, and the whole sca
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by toufiqbarhamov 8y ago
And, I think that is a debate worth having. However, it is certainly a forgone conclusion that the programs can and do contribute to stopping bad actors. No... it’s not a forgone conclusion, that’s the very point up for debate. That’s a m
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by toufiqbarhamov 8y ago
India is not a monolith, it’s more than a billion incredibly diverse people, the majority of whom are neither vegan nor vegetarian. https://www.bbc.com/news/world-asia-india-43581122 The biggest myth, of course, is th
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by toufiqbarhamov 8y ago
London has OK public transit, but it’s atruggling in a lot of ways. Paris really does have a fantastic system, compared not only to the US, but UK as well. Japan has a very effective one, but good luck getting a group other than the Japanes
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The “Real” Warp Drive(daily.jstor.org)
2 points by toufiqbarhamov 8y ago|0 comments
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by toufiqbarhamov 8y ago
My pleasure, and good luck.
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by toufiqbarhamov 8y ago
Interesting... she has no issues with weight loss or GI issues, but gets migraines? Is this bread she’s eating, rye or otherwise, a brand name or is it made in a local bakery? If it’s the latter she might be reacting, not to gluten, but the
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by toufiqbarhamov 8y ago
To be fair, we’re already eating ground crickets and roaches in our food, along with rat feces and other stuff. Personally having eaten insects my problem with them is the taste and texture, but I feel the same way about bologna and hog dog
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by toufiqbarhamov 8y ago
Given that that the desires and wishes I referred to are, even by the standards of a truly cynical person, ultimately altruistic I’m going to disagree with your characterization of what I said as boiling down to “self centered.” I would rat
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by toufiqbarhamov 8y ago
The original title is far more honest, but still sensational, while the actual paper is a good read. http://advances.sciencemag.org/content/5/1/eaau3333 It’s totally free too.
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Long Lines for Women’s Bathrooms Could Be Eliminated. Why Haven’t They Been?(theatlantic.com)
12 points by toufiqbarhamov 8y ago|8 comments
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by toufiqbarhamov 8y ago
Very encouraging news for our environment to see a meat producer actively debut a non-meat product that will actively take away from meat sales. Reminds me of Kodak. Where Kodak did not embrace digital early enough, and then many years lat

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