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by tucosan 11y ago
> If you live in an area and work in a field where more white men are qualified for the work available than other colour-sex groups then you probably act in a racist and sexist manner then. Thats quite a bold assumption. I don't see
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by tucosan 11y ago
This. I find it hard to deal with the new wave feminists as well as the very vocal group of anti-feminists. IMHO the quality of the debate is a function of people on both sides being stuck in their filter bubbles, a phenomenon which can be
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by tucosan 11y ago
Most of what the device is 'supposed' to be doing is quite clear from watching the video. But leaving the wind to decide which path to take and clear in a given environment won't allow the people in affected areas to solve th
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by tucosan 11y ago
Thank you @eezis for linking to Kennetts blogpost. What a painfully sad story. Lets hope that Adelaide recovers completely and the driver won't be allowed behind another steering wheel. Just yesterday afternoon I had another reckless d
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by tucosan 11y ago
This is a great project idea. Riding in Berlin I experience close calls on almost a daily basis. Networking with other riders could be a very empowering tool in an environment that many times makes you feel helpless and without proper means
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by tucosan 11y ago
This comment just makes me sad. HN used to be such a respectful place a few years back. Now I keep seing comments like this. @antocv do you really think that your comment added anything worthwile to the discussion? Do you sincerely believe
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by tucosan 12y ago
It might make more sense to open an issue on the projects issue tracker and ping the maintainers there. Judging by the activity on the tracker I doesn't seem that the project was abandoned: https://github.com/keithw&#x
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by tucosan 12y ago
What I do is simply copy the `curl foo | sh` oneliner into a text editor which does not run in a shell, and then copy the line from there into the console. This does not save you from downloading the script and actually auditing that it do
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by tucosan 12y ago
I understand where you are coming from, and the critique may be valid for e.g. commercial projects that need to distinguish themselves from competition. This is an open source project for home automation though. Similar to bootstrap polyme
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by tucosan 12y ago
Thx for taking this seriously. I guess my words were a bit harsh (which earned me a downvote, probably righfully so). My critique still stands though. I created a test account on taiga.io. It allowed me to use an unsafe, short password. Loo
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by tucosan 12y ago
I am sorry if I am too frank here, but the landing page ( https://taiga.io/ ) is just really, really bad. Not only do the elements not respect their visual boundaries, the whole layout is cluttered, the typography a mess, the
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“Limits to Growth” predictions borne out, analysis finds(ec.europa.eu)
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World3(en.wikipedia.org)
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by tucosan 12y ago
I was in a similar situation. As a long time thinkpad user, the first thing I did was check out Lenovos current thinkpad lineup and was also very disappointment by the hardware and screen quality. After several weeks of comparisons I simpl
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by tucosan 12y ago
This looks really useful! The only thing that put me off and made me mistrust the quality of the content of a design related how-to, is the typographical choices made for such a text heavy site. A font size of 14 px and a line-height of 2
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by tucosan 12y ago
Using such a small sample size to draw any relevant conclusions is indeed a weird methodology. If their findings were to be true, I would surely try it out. For now this rather looks like one of those nutrition recommendations that have no
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by tucosan 12y ago
The author of that piece on Nautilus also published a paper on the topic: http://arxiv.org/abs/1408.3421
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by tucosan 12y ago
Even after substituting the fancy ampersands on your homepage, and requiring nightmare your example still does not run: var Nightmare = require('nightmare'); new Nightmare() .goto('http://yahoo.com')
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by tucosan 12y ago
Instead of leaving a snarky comment you could have simply pointed to the right resource: http://support.apple.com/kb/ht5044 [edit] Even said resource which provides the SHA1 for apples packages does not have SSL encryp
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by tucosan 12y ago
I can't believe the download page does not use SSL.
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by tucosan 12y ago
If I search for appartments to let in germany, the flyout menu only offers to filter for buying prices. See screenshot: https://i.imgur.com/BmUd4bh.png
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by tucosan 12y ago
Just open up two separate tabs. One for hn and one for bhn. ;)
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by tucosan 12y ago
I think this is an awesome idea. Since the startup scene is growing steadily with loads of meetups, hackathons, a great influx of international tech people coming to Berlin and the startup infrastructure advancing, having a Berlin focused
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by tucosan 12y ago
That would be which? Does the plugin send every search request made to google to the omniref servers? Did you have a look at the implementation? @timr could you give some more info on how you accomplish this?
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by tucosan 12y ago
How about creating a docker container? http://docker.io This would actually add the benefit of easy evaluation, while also helping us to jumpstart a project with cockpit.
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by tucosan 12y ago
Except when they're not. Just some recent example http://bit.ly/1jfqHbr
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by tucosan 12y ago
> - I found it super laborious to enter transactions. I guess I grew up post-checkbook but when I'm not near my computer for a few days and have a pocketful (or not) of transactions to enter, I would get behind and then just give up
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by tucosan 12y ago
I really don't see the problem here. Why shouldn't people try their hand with a wikipedia redesign? It's a great (and admittedly very hard) challenge. Which doesn't mean that people shouldn't keep trying. But maybe
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Pynchons Bleeding Edge: The deepest of webs(faz.net)
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Why We Are Allowed to Hate Silicon Valley(faz.net)
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