Y
HN Search
Hacker News Search
new
|
comments
|
top
|
jobs
ZirconCode
searching Neon…
1.
▲
2.
▲
3.
▲
4.
▲
5.
▲
6.
▲
7 ms
·
61.
▲
by
ZirconCode
13y ago
"Each generation is best defined by its fears"* *butchered, don't know the original author of the quote I was trying to find and can't find it via google, but I know it's there somewhere
62.
▲
by
ZirconCode
13y ago
>> 20-something hipsters on HN think of this Seems very wrong. For some reason, especially the mention of "meeting" the girl at the bar, and of course, "befriending" people on this basis seems wrong overall. I don&
63.
▲
by
ZirconCode
13y ago
I'm not quite sure what it does, but it looks like a framework which integrates your hosting solution? Also, Is it me or is the pricing ridiculous? The names great. I might have misunderstood a lot, it's very unclear and I'm
64.
▲
by
ZirconCode
13y ago
Was going to mention the better_errors gem group as well, it's the first thing I put into my project. It helps a ton, especially as a beginner.
65.
▲
by
ZirconCode
13y ago
Found it here http://www.cise.ufl.edu/~manuel/obfuscate/pi.c That's awesome.
66.
▲
by
ZirconCode
13y ago
Nobody has mentioned yet. I took a look at the geolistening website, and the pictures alone pointed to an entirely different problem. I don't think the problem is lack of surveillance, I think it's teachers who are blind to what&#
67.
▲
by
ZirconCode
13y ago
I remember playing a version of something similar to this (-jar) at school (restricted access). I'm glad the community is thriving, games like Nethack and Dwarf Fortress will be the new board games of our generation, I imagine.
68.
▲
by
ZirconCode
13y ago
Sorry if I come of a bit harsh (personal bias, I'm aware), but here's my input: As someone who grew up in two different places (granted, they were strong opposites), and as someone who knew many children whose parents moved a lot,
69.
▲
by
ZirconCode
13y ago
I strongly disagree. It's an extremely young field, and like Artificial Intelligence, is rapidly growing and seeking to understand the brain (a very, very difficult thing to understand after all). As evidence of that growth, NIMH just
70.
▲
by
ZirconCode
13y ago
That's amazing!
71.
▲
by
ZirconCode
13y ago
Hey! it's that wibbly wobbly new fangled web 2.0 thingamajig I've heard about~
72.
▲
by
ZirconCode
13y ago
So what can we do? I honestly ask. I'm sick of hearing such news, and as a community of "hackers", at least we should be able to have a minuscule influence. Yet I can't think of something better than running a TOR node.
73.
▲
by
ZirconCode
13y ago
That's not the point. I'm sure OP would've been fine loosing, as long as it was in fair competition.
74.
▲
by
ZirconCode
13y ago
I don't understand your plan selection. "analyzing max. 600 phrases/mo" What does this mean? I get to query your database 600 times? I get 600 phrases which weren't in your database? I get analytic s/statistics
75.
▲
by
ZirconCode
13y ago
Thanks for that substance on the subject, the vid is great
76.
▲
by
ZirconCode
13y ago
Yes, the word Free is also highlighted in bold on the homepage, while False-Positive isn't. I assumed it was a free service for a good 5 seconds. If that was intentional or not, I can't tell.
77.
▲
by
ZirconCode
13y ago
Not to speak of education, or gasp preventing famine. The military budget of the US alone ($+1trillion [1]) would eradicate world hunger ($44 billion [2]) more than 20 times over and still have money left to build them housing. I know it&
78.
▲
Obama Administration Vetoes Apple Product Ban
(allthingsd.com)
72 points
by
ZirconCode
13y ago
|
46 comments
79.
▲
by
ZirconCode
13y ago
Because most people would go to their local home-center to get what they need.
80.
▲
by
ZirconCode
13y ago
Just because current detection schemes are outdated, and the monopolies are perhaps resting on their laurels, it does not mean the anti-virus age is over. I think it's a technological battle which will always be fought. There will alwa
81.
▲
by
ZirconCode
13y ago
I really loved the book, and I would really love to see the movie adaption, especially since OSC waited so long to personally pick a director he though would portray it well. It's interesting because I remember in a later book in the s
82.
▲
by
ZirconCode
13y ago
If my GUI was as powerfully/rapidly accessible through the keyboard as this then I would be happy. This just comes from the other side of the bridge.
83.
▲
by
ZirconCode
13y ago
Maybe it's done in view of personal security? Maybe he doesn't want to make all his enemies at once.
84.
▲
by
ZirconCode
13y ago
Draw a positive line which abruptly goes to 0 and invent conspiracy theories about what they're trying to hide from us. Is brooks pharmacy being censored by the government?! (1) Doctors hate them, lobbyists~ etc... Source: http:/
85.
▲
by
ZirconCode
13y ago
Yes, the battery is more dangerous than a bottle of water after all~
86.
▲
by
ZirconCode
13y ago
It's titled "New Page 1". It's just so perfect.
87.
▲
by
ZirconCode
13y ago
Very informative for slides. I'm used to worse. Quick UI feedback, I had to use the keyboard to get to the next slide, it seems not possible with purely the mouse. Might want to change that.
88.
▲
by
ZirconCode
13y ago
Yes, I heard they also placed jammers inside the protest areas. I imagine this didn't help very much. I was unable to find the source again though. Technology seems to play a larger and larger role in providing freedom by giving individuals
89.
▲
by
ZirconCode
13y ago
I'm interested as-well. At least in sentiment analysis. Library name, anything~
90.
▲
by
ZirconCode
13y ago
Why is it important who has made the argument? If it is a "blanket generalization" as you say, wouldn't it be more productive to quickly name a few counter examples? It should be very easy to do this no? On the other side, a rich and succes
More ›