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yoha
13y ago
When you consider alternate past timelines, you have to choose some model: is space-time elastic so that a change will be automatically fixed gradually through time? is causation effective immediately, leading to possible paradoxes (killing
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yoha
13y ago
The point is that WWII may still have happened without Hitler. However, it may have avoided some genocide. Of course, it's just speculation, we won't rewrite the past.
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Under the Influence (on photojournalism and media manipulation)
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yoha
13y ago
To be clear, this article was previously posted on HN [1] but the original title is misleading and I think that the content is relevant. For this reasons, I posted it again with a more specific title. [1] https://news.ycombinator
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Friends With Benefits (on how Google+ leaks private information)
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yoha
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The author has up a website [1] that gives an overview of what forensics can do with photos. [1] http://fotoforensics.com/
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yoha
13y ago
> isn't it easier to fake black&white photos Stalin did use black and white photo montages. Check out the Wikipedia article [1]. > The only way to check if something happened now would be to find original copies For now. Cons
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Putin on the Ritz
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yoha
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> Let's say that these intimidation techniques make Brian give up journalism. Maybe he becomes too scared to write. Advocates against anonymity do not get this. I guess they think the bad guys get arrested and the good guys have not
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yoha
13y ago
I did not know that programming had been influenced so directly by white papers, and by Dijkstra himself (even Firefox autocorrection knows him!). I had heard about his reaction to GOTOs but it seemed more of a rant than an actual proposal.
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yoha
13y ago
Initially, Tor and I2P only pass information from one node to another while obfuscating it. At either end, you can now what the information is, but you do not know where it went through. It's basically a tunnel that goes somewhere . I
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yoha
13y ago
To make it clearer: the article compares several implementations of libc for systems. On a desktop, the most common one is eglibc. uClibc is the implementation you will find on µClinux, a common version of Linux for embedded systems. Note:
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yoha
13y ago
If you are a true warrior from the old times, keep playing on Normal. But don't feel shame on switching to Easy, this is already a true challenge.
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yoha
13y ago
> I have pretty much "solved" the game on its hardest setting ("Normal") I think FTL is one of the few games where this is actually an achievement. Well played! > What makes the game so fascinating is how many diff
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yoha
13y ago
No, it's great to load a multi-megabyte page full of Javascript for your application-oriented website, in particular when you are looking for reading a few (kilo-)bytes. I think every website should be growing towards an application wi
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yoha
13y ago
> you get more scrap if you kill their crew I figure that too, but preferred to use suffocation to achieve this (having a boarding drone is a great help). For the final boss, I think it's just impossible to beat it without previousl
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yoha
13y ago
Well, to be fair, it happened only once, but just at the wrong time.
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yoha
13y ago
Great, I have finally beaten the game on Easy and now there will be one more version to play? This game game is horribly difficult (DF is more complicated, but not that difficult) but this is what make it great. Losing your well-crafted car
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yoha
13y ago
> Academic publishers are literally the enemies of humanity. I would not be so extreme: they used to be a necessary evil before the Internet became mainstream. They are more of a millstone from the past that research still drags with it
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yoha
13y ago
From the way the question was phrased, I think this is precisely for learning how to do such things. You still need to start somewhere, and as long as you know you should not take inconsiderate risks, you can screw up sometimes and learn fr
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13y ago
Google cache: https://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:b2trH5...
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yoha
13y ago
Don't. More specifically, if you truly care for anonymity, you won't be using a plain DNS+Web site. Instead, you should go for Freenet [1] or a Tor-hosted website [2]. [1] https://freenetproject.org/ [2] https:&#
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yoha
13y ago
Exactly. It about having the choice in doing them or doing something instead.
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yoha
13y ago
Good point. Or I'm pretty dumb. Or both.
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yoha
13y ago
I don't think it will get popular. It needs too much infrastructure for emission and tracking. You will need to manually find a way to get to the right amount using such a restricted set of values [1]. Additionally, you cannot make bac
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yoha
13y ago
I still don't get why there is so much worry about keeping the same amount of jobs. When people imagine future, they like to think of robots doing chores for them and having time to work on personal projects or take leisure time. It me
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yoha
13y ago
> one or two characters is often enough for a descriptive title. I can't think of a many such titles though. Maybe "UX" for a general discussion about user experience? Edit: oups, I had read "English speaking" ra
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yoha
13y ago
This. Websites are supposed to distinguish internal and external links. It makes it way easier to now what kind of information we will be getting when clicking. My first thought is for a blog [1] which does it pretty well: (internal links
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yoha
13y ago
Something is not clear about the character count requirement: did they set it to one or just finally found the right way to present it? If this is the former as the messages from the dialogs suggest, I think he should have highlighted the f
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yoha
13y ago
I have to agree with this. All the article have shown is that even billionaires are people. The fact that they make intolerant jokes or that they speak of the crisis lightly is not that shocking considering the fact that they are in a priva
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