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Ask HN: How to implement geofencing in home network?
2 points by zqna 5y ago|0 comments
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by zqna 5y ago
Yes, also useful fools share some guilt too. After all this is over, they will only lament as usual that they simply could't or didn't know, rather than being ashamed and atoning.
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by zqna 5y ago
While there are people who are fooled by the propaganda, there are the ones who are creating it. These ones know exactly what is going on and what they are doing but they choose to lie for their own reasons and through their own free will.
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Resources for Ukrainian Refugees and Supporters(docs.google.com)
1 points by zqna 5y ago|0 comments
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Drain Putin’s Brains(nationalreview.com)
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by zqna 5y ago
The hackers are interested in the war. At least the Russian ones. They are part of it.
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As a Russian, I don’t know how to live with the shame of Putin’s aggression(theguardian.com)
10 points by zqna 5y ago|2 comments
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Man lay dead at home for three years in Amsterdam flat(dutchnews.nl)
2 points by zqna 5y ago|0 comments
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Flat Will Kill You, Eventually: Why Every Company Needs Structure (2015)(getflow.com)
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by zqna 5y ago
It's sad because there are people who also hate it while they don't really have an option to use a product that fits them. Unless of course one is advised to buy Lada or Mustang 69. People generally like apps that switch on the li
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by zqna 5y ago
The saddenning part that the majority of the drivers are very proud and enjoy their electronic windows. I guess potentially manual windows could be an option in the new cars, but I'm afraid the most of the new car buyers prefer as much
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by zqna 5y ago
And also maybe stop sponsoring and doing business with oppressed regimes too (yes China too)? I'm baffled that Nord Oost pipe project is at the latest stages right now, and W.Europe is considering putting the energy shackles without an
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by zqna 5y ago
Russia has been agressor for the last 200 years. Yes, including WW2, when in 1939 it together with their Nazi ally divided Europe and took half of Poland. Only after their "ally" (out of the "fear" as well) decided to at
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‘Nocebo effect’: two-thirds of Covid jab reactions not caused by vaccine(theguardian.com)
10 points by zqna 5y ago|13 comments
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by zqna 5y ago
This is not a shitty code. It does the job. It is shitty when it becomes the source of issues. What you are describing is a perfect code, made for the sake of perfectness.
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by zqna 5y ago
Shitty code writers typically justify that it's some(thing/body) else that doesn't allow them to write OK code. They trade the imaginary speed gains (my estimate it's 10-20% of effort difference between shitty and OK wor
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by zqna 5y ago
The trick is to not want to be hired and treat the interviewers no different than your buddies. If you fail who cares?
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by zqna 5y ago
There is no paradox, if one is familiar with the modus operandi of human species: "given the opportunity to consume the humans will consume to the point when there is anything left to consume"
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by zqna 5y ago
Here is the answer, around 70% of engineers just don't care, they are just happy to collect the paycheck and go on with their lives. The other 20% are pushed around by business needs, often lingering on burnout, eventually moving to ot
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by zqna 5y ago
My bet is that Serbian government participated in "helping" Djokovic get a pass here. It's not an old history when some (neighbouring) country was manipulating tests at massive scale. The Serbian president was one of the fir
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by zqna 5y ago
Here is my middle finger to you zombies ( https://m.imdb.com/title/tt0096256/ ). Happy new year.
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by zqna 5y ago
Don't do anything. Remain who you are. You are not a cog built for a purpose.
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by zqna 5y ago
They are suffering there where being different and not participating in a rat race is considered as the problem. Here, tell this to my support group.
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by zqna 5y ago
Well, not true. It's very much a disease that was invented in US, and which is propelled by multibillion pharma-business: https://www.nytimes.com/2013/12/15/health/the-selling-of-att...
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by zqna 5y ago
ADHD is epidemic in the rich countries that are obsessed with a so-called "success". Especially in the country where getting sick makes somebody else rich. https://adhd-institute.com/burden-of-adhd/epidemiolog
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by zqna 5y ago
The civilizations and societies rise and decline all the time. There is no reason to believe that this time will be different. Thinking otherwise is only wishful thinking, comparable to the idea that the price of house/stock/bitco
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by zqna 5y ago
It was always possible that someone in the group of those sailors was affiliated with KGB, so nobody would ever say to the foreigners what they actually think. There would be also consequences for your family if one defects. In the end why
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by zqna 5y ago
> Boeing in January agreed to pay $2.5bn to settle criminal charges arising from the two fatal 737 Max crashes. The manufacturer did not admit guilt, however, which would have prevented it from receiving future government contracts. Inst
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What I saw at the Theranos trial(theguardian.com)
7 points by zqna 5y ago|1 comments
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by zqna 5y ago
They are betting on inventing a time traveling machine. They would carry the stocks of today into the past and sell them there, then reinvest it into Apple's and afterwards would be returning back. That's what I think.

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