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6y ago
It would be nice to see a sample of what you get before you have to sign up. But I'm assuming this will have the same problem I have with every other new service like this, the content just isn't interesting enough to make it wor
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6y ago
I use the leechblock plugin and have it redirect any site like twitter/reddit/hn to my todo list instead. I also have it setup so I can only view hackernews on Fridays so I'm not constantly loading it. I also subscribe to h
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6y ago
To be honest, I loaded the page, saw "what books Trump reads" and gave up on the site right there.
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6y ago
Sometimes I wonder if I live in a reality where everything is just created with a GPT-2 algorithm.
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6y ago
Can you pay to get your content added to Hacker News now?
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6y ago
unfortunately/fortunately that's what I'm taking away from this article, because the main site won't let me scroll.
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6y ago
> Google surreptitiously amasses billions of bits of information --every day -- about internet users even if they opt out of sharing their information, three consumers alleged in a proposed class action lawsuit. a billion bits is only li
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6y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23448489
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6y ago
The main reason books are better is because they are harder to write and produce. The person making the book actually has to invest a lot of their time in making it happen, unlike a blog post. I've seen lots of articles on hacker news
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6y ago
Remember back in the day when we had that one consistent place to find code. https://imgs.xkcd.com/comics/standards.png
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6y ago
not to be nitpicky, but I was looking more for people that make physical things.
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6y ago
Anti-vaxers find not getting vaccinations useful, how does that work for the rest of society when they start getting other people sick, and bring back things that were once eradicated. A lot of people find not living in reality useful, AND
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6y ago
Firefox containers are amazing! Being able to have a work set of tabs that open all the google services correctly, and a set of personal tabs that open google services correctly is the best thing ever. Not to mention containing all the si
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List of Maker/Hacker Personal Websites
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6y ago
A killer feature on Hackernews would be the ability to just point to a common thread like wiki that people could update; so we don't have to scroll through the comments on how people love DDG, but it just doesn't have good results
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7y ago
I stopped reading because I can't take articles full of gifs seriously; just content farm crap.
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7y ago
I think the final thing was on the daily challenges; I always tried to solve them before looking at the answers even If I don't know the "proper" math to do so. I had posted my (correct) solution that I got to by writing a
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7y ago
I found that the community on brilliant.org can be quite toxic. I was a member for awhile, but quit due to the people on the site.
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7y ago
This is why they made the last two seasons of Doctor Who so horrible; they aren't allowed to compete with good sci-fi shows.
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7y ago
the BBC microbit has a compass built in, and you can program it easily in python. shouldn't be too hard to hook it up to some of these motors ( https://www.adafruit.com/product/1201 ) to do what you want.
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7y ago
90% of all Bloomberg tweet are produced by paid actors.
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7y ago
No, they are not right, they are very very wrong and probably just using this an excuse to be lazy; don't let people shame you for actually doing something.
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7y ago
weird, at the hackspace I went to, there were plenty of "under-privileged" people doing amazing side work for the fun of it. Do we really need to start shaming people that actually do cool stuff?
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Does trump understand anything?
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why do priests rape children when they know it will send their soul to hell for eternity?
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In all seriousness, what is the difference between a fake priest and a "real" priest? Do you really need a degree to make up facts? Is Mark Twain a fake writer because he didn't finish college?
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7y ago
Yes, 90% of the population is fooled by this.
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I also use the free version of https://feedly.com/ . Can't see what this has over that for $2 a month.
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The final straw was a NEW mechanical keyboard. I received a keyboard covered in perfume, that was clearly (and badly) repackaged.
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7y ago
I ended up just not buying stuff from amazon anymore, because I was just getting literal trash in the mail that I would have to deal with.
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