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by vonklaus 11y ago
going to try that. Thanks a lot. Wow, it can not find su or sudo. Root doesn't own them. Gonna dump the OS, in a bit. God. damn. it.
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Ask HN: I broke disk permissions in el capitan, Not SIP, anyone know how to fix?
1 points by vonklaus 11y ago|4 comments
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by vonklaus 11y ago
This is one of the better usecases for video. I can't parse a video quickly, and an interview is a rather lengthy way to receive information if the only value is spoken text. Not the case here. The number one piece of information peopl
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by vonklaus 11y ago
God, I am sick of this sterotype, everywhere I seem to turn people fall back on that classic tech sterotype about everyone being a thuggish 6'4" homosexual MMA fighter with an attitude like Pepé Le Pew.
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Moore’s Law and the Origin of Life(2013)(technologyreview.com)
2 points by vonklaus 11y ago|0 comments
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by vonklaus 11y ago
> Can you elaborate on what do you think would be the great step forward? As someone with little knowledge of the field or the science involved, my ideas are largely borrowed from others much smarter than myself. Steve Jurvetson, a VC fr
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by vonklaus 11y ago
"Estonian Human Genes Research Act governs the activities of the biobanking project: It establishes anonymity in clinical research, enables donors to decide which studies they want to participate in, and gives donors full control over
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by vonklaus 11y ago
THe article notes ~$5K to sequence a genome, it sounds like we are pretty close to ~$1K genome sequence[0] going into production. This is a great thing. The privacy concerns surrounding this topic are very real and very complicated. It
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by vonklaus 11y ago
As coding and technology become more prestigous it will draw in the top female talent that has been pulled into companies with much more societal respect. Below is a list of a few companies that were built by a female founder/co-founde
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by vonklaus 11y ago
Funnily enough, I must have dropped the certificate for bing somehow. It hasn't affected any popular sites yet though.
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by vonklaus 11y ago
After reading DrDuh's guide to install yosemite, I thought a bit more about the ~200+ trusted CAs on my computer. I removed about ~50 using various heuristics, mostly arbitrary stuff like removing goverment agencies, and international
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Marc Andreesen's ~15 year old PGP key(pgp.mit.edu)
1 points by vonklaus 11y ago|1 comments
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by vonklaus 11y ago
Block chain and gpg keys. Confirmed transactions and feedback most likely.
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by vonklaus 11y ago
> Anonymous business. No street address. Not in Dun and Bradstreet. "Private registration" domain. This will be more and more common and isn't a bad thing. None of those provide any real safeguards and frankly, private dom
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by vonklaus 11y ago
I think this is an awesome attistic statement, especially going the extra mild to build the camera. People might actually use this if it was an iPhone app. "400 people took photos of sushi in this location, proceed?". That would b
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by vonklaus 11y ago
I'm pretty cynical, but I just can't believe that was the only/major reason. In 2009, I have to believe that browsers could run advertisments pretty well. I am sure it was a great ancilliary benefit for them, but I think it h
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by vonklaus 11y ago
Does safari work better? I deleted or disabled it, and stopped using it for a while. After upgrading to yosemite I haves used it a bit. Mozilla firefox seems to crawl. Even with tab focus and other performance settings the fan seems to turn
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by vonklaus 11y ago
Thanks, really appreciate you giving it consideration would be awesome. Cheers. Also, couldn't it just be as simple as adding a "tag as paywalled" button next to the flag option. Then, if 3 people, (or a reputation heuristic
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by vonklaus 11y ago
I, and many others it seems, would appreciate it. I simply asked if s/he would consider it as a feature request because although a small gripe, it is quite annoying. It wouldn't be as bothersome if it were not for mobile. Waiting
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by vonklaus 11y ago
I would very much like to see a small tag indicating paywalled content. It is easy to tell that NYT, WSJ etc are paywalled, and some even allow free viewing, however scientific papers and academia seem to have a higher proportion of such si
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by vonklaus 11y ago
I don't know anything anout her, so this comment is more general: Sites like this were amazing for advertisers. They have a very loyal tech savvy group(affluent) of a very specific demographic they can feed ads to. She, and those like
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by vonklaus 11y ago
Newsroom was a pretty awesome show about the dichotomy between monetizing entertainment and authentic journalism. I don't know whether people would pay for true journalism, for several reasons that are outside scope, but one seems to b
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by vonklaus 11y ago
Is there a way to formalize a request for feature requests? It would be insane to ban paywalled content but I would very much like to see a small tag indicating paywalled content. It is easy to tell that NYT, WSJ etc are paywalled, and some
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by vonklaus 11y ago
This is something thar is echoed all the time and it does not seem to be something limited or confined to academia, whoch makes it all the more unfortunate.
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Tell HN: Back up your hard drive
2 points by vonklaus 11y ago|0 comments
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by vonklaus 11y ago
It makes a lot of sense to programstically generate css because all of what the author said is true: global namespace, difficulty to trace specificity, modularity, etc. I am not convinced inline styles are the way forward. You can just as e
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by vonklaus 11y ago
It does though. People have the option to steal, lease or buy adobe products and adobe has the right to price them how they wish. I think they have probably calculated that demand is inelastic and the people who buy it are largely professio
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by vonklaus 11y ago
I love the ui, but I completely discounted the info after reading ebay's story. It went something like ebay hired meg whitman to run the company as it had 4.7m a year in revenue/profit(forgot which). Next slide, ~6months later com
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by vonklaus 11y ago
Does it matter that Safari typically runs on Mac hardware? I would suspect having a sandboxed solution as well as teh ability to control the hardware, software and OS would be very secure, but it must be quite good that they have end to end
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by vonklaus 11y ago
What do you mean 56 subscribers, 500 people are using the app concurrently? Are the rest unpaid subscriptions? Or do the subscribers have numerous users?

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