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werber
11y ago
Eh, the Saigon Execution photo looks pretty convincing. The rest look great, but colorized.
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werber
11y ago
Is it just me, or do almost all colorizations looks colorized? Anyone have an example of a picture that fooled them into believing it didn't start life in black & white?
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werber
11y ago
I've lost count of the times I thought of some "revolutionary" concept and it was just a super annoying and pretentious way to say money. blah
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werber
11y ago
Sorry that was kind of cryptic and vague. I meant that the poem talks about two things that are more or less the same, and then championing the more-or-less equal path you chose to take as some great defining decision. To me American nihili
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werber
11y ago
This seems like really bad research. Correlating international friendships to a countries GDP would only make sense if every person in the world was on facebook.
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werber
11y ago
American nihilism is so often mistaken for something else
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North Korea's capital is transforming into a 'socialist fairyland'
(theguardian.com)
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11y ago
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werber
11y ago
This looks like an amazing way to introduce programming concepts. So cool!
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Lessons from Pixar: Why Software Developers Should Be Storytellers
(firstround.com)
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werber
11y ago
My take away isn't that scientists should be atheists, but people shouldn't be illogical bigots
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How Inmates and Loved Ones Review Jails on Yelp
(wired.com)
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werber
11y ago
I studied literature as well, and made the jump to being a developer by doing a bootcamp.
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werber
11y ago
I've tried roundcube & squirrel mail, and wasn't able to maintain the switch. I support open source anything, but I need gmail level service for my e-mail.
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werber
11y ago
I got a little distracted and transported back to early 2000's and felt a strong urge to switch to this magic technology. So glad it happened, so glad it's gone.
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werber
11y ago
This would be great if it was trimmed down to a few concrete categories relevant to devs and marketers, and done in a timebank fashion. It be awesome to have a place to go to build up favors when you're in a slump with your own work.
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werber
11y ago
The sub headers are too light to be readable before you hover, but my brain is still trying to read them. Also, it be nice if you could click anywhere on the squares, not just the text. Anyways, great content, I found a few things I had nev
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werber
11y ago
How much of the functionality is a person at a computer and how much is software? It looks like a really cool project
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werber
11y ago
It's great to let students use something like "Big History", but the take away for me is that Bill Gates was engaged by it and therefore wants others to use it, instead of finding their own "Big History". Even if th
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werber
11y ago
This is awesome! Thanks!
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werber
11y ago
I'm getting : Connection refused Description: Connection refused - But it sounds like a really awesome idea!
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werber
11y ago
Awesome!
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werber
11y ago
Cool idea, but is this a non profit?
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werber
11y ago
Is this an announcement for the death of the unknown app, or Google give a big hug to using the browser more?
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werber
11y ago
This game is addictive, would be pretty cool if you went head to head with a random person and you both were trying to get the ball into your own box. great work!
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werber
11y ago
My impression is that Zu is actually an author researching a real life cyber crime novel.
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werber
11y ago
I think lobbying to make profit based on suffering, ie. inflating the price of medicine, denying coverage, etc needs to be illegal. People literally die because of the profit incentive for the insurance industry.
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werber
11y ago
I think stronger worker protections for life's inevitable catastrophes in a manner similar to Germany would be great.
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werber
11y ago
Has any foreign chain been able to really take off in Germany?
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werber
11y ago
I thought honorary degrees were just a ploy for universities to drive stoned wiki stumblers to their pages.
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werber
11y ago
I got excited and thought Canonical was finally getting close to making Unity a pleasant experience, but I guess this is cool too.
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