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veb
11y ago
Thanks for sharing this link, I had no idea Google had your location history so nicely accessible like this. I knew they kept track, but never once did it occur to me that I could see it.
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veb
11y ago
I discovered this thing the other day, https://www.smartflix.io/ and lo behold, imagine my surprise when nearly everything I searched for... was in fact, streaming in my own country (New Zealand) and nowhere else. That was
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veb
11y ago
This is not very constructive. I can tell you're being sarcastic, but if you disagree with the parent comment, then perhaps you could enlighten us why?
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veb
11y ago
Thanks ekianjo -- he explained the point I was trying to convey better. It seemed like a total crap way to end the article and/or a cop-out.
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veb
11y ago
"It could simply be that they were just unlucky." Right... article started off interesting, and just became rather lame. Fine journalism.
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11y ago
As someone who is deaf, I recently went from hearing aids to a single cochlear implant and it was really uncomfortable for a while for a weird reason: one that this article bought up. I've spent most of my life with hearing aid moulds
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veb
11y ago
This is going up like crazy -- 100 sales in a few minutes. Why?
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veb
11y ago
Well, that's a given, right? In other news: http://news.mit.edu/2013/inexpensive-nano-camera-1126
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11y ago
Is it just me or was I the only one who saw how awesome this is: http://unix.se/ Here's the screengrab http://share.veb.nz/1UD8UE6 in case you guys don't see it... I think it's awesome. I wan
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11y ago
Yeah, I know right? I'm sure I read on HN some time earlier that CIA agents / undercover would always make sure their lie is actually as close to the truth as possible -- if it comes down to it. (last resort type thing). I could d
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11y ago
That... was a surprisingly good read. I think most of those points can be applied to project management for developers especially freelancers. You've sort of made me rethink how I attack a few things... You never really think about the
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11y ago
Please remember that if you're going to have a video on your website to explain _what_ your site does -- use subtitles/captions! You'll reach a whole lot more people by doing that. You can even translate the subtitles. They&#
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11y ago
You obviously sound like you're interested! Why not fork the repo, contribute? :) It's a great demo project, and I love seeing these on HN. OP - Instead of linking directly to en/Stanford Parser etc, you should get together a
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11y ago
Damn shame to hear about this Bemmu -- would've felt like a massive punch to your guts! Maybe you should set yourself up some email alerts when things seem 'off'. i.e. no referral, and the user/bot spends no time filling
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11y ago
Awesome read, but you write that Europe has no SV or NYC. I'd say that it does have a NYC: London. London is the centre of finance in Europe. It utterly dominates.
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11y ago
I posted my comment before to the wrong commenter, but: I'm interested in their References -- it looks like each hit is a new hash, so they store that so they can refer to it. I don't know much about this side of stuff so it'
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11y ago
I'm interested in their References -- it looks like each hit is a new hash, so they store that so they can refer to it. I don't know much about this side of stuff so it'll be interesting to know why they do that, or what the
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11y ago
Join a Facebook group called "Deaf World Love Sign Language V.I.P" (signers from all over the world. can't even comment in the same language) If you know sign language, you can pretty much understand what they're saying.
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11y ago
They already do to people who do this to aircraft!
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11y ago
That's how the polygraphing process works, right? Isn't that generally regarded as useless?
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11y ago
Or if you didn't hear the persons name properly or have a speech impediment ...
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11y ago
I grew up very deaf. I went to mainstream schools, I did everything everyone else would do... except hear much at all. I wore hearing aids which helped somewhat, but that just makes all that jumbled noise louder, which isn't that helpf
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11y ago
I'm so excited by this news, Teespring CEO Walker Williams used to hang out on the #startups IRC channel on Freenode, and talk about startup ideas. I remember him talking about Teespring, and I remember testing it too, on one of my FB
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Teespring signs up with the NFL to sell custom fan t-shirts
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The Problem with Problems
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I didn't even know .works TLD was a thing. Feels like the 'market' is oversaturated with a new one every second. Here's a link to a bunch I didn't know existed: https://iwantmyname.com/domains/n
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11y ago
I'm not sure that grabbing yourself a slice of the hype-pie is necessarily a bad thing. Learning is good for the soul, right? I do get your point, if you had one. It does feel like there's a must-have new shiny thing to prod every
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This sounds pretty interesting, is it open source? Can I check out a demo?
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11y ago
I feel kind of sorry for her, regardless of the reason she was let go from Reddit. Nobody should have to deal with this kind of intense scrutiny. I don't mean investigators going through her entire life with a magnifying glass, but her
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You say that but I wonder if you remember/know of this incident? https://np.reddit.com/r/IAmA/comments/2iea97/i_am_a_former_r... So the good thing is, they've learned not to do that again, obvi
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