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by barce 7y ago
"The irony of a group fighting gentrification by committing one of its most brutal acts – eviction – isn’t lost on Lee." A non-profit that works against gentrification is the one evicting the artists! Oh, the irony!
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by barce 7y ago
I wonder if this is still true: "right now the road to bro advancement leads through an Arabic classroom."
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by barce 7y ago
From an anonymous source, I found out it's automatic termination if you're using super mode unauthorized. Would love to get one more anonymous or non-anon source to verify.
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by barce 7y ago
You asked so many great questions that could be part of a LongNow debate / discussion. I think this is a very relevant question / exercise: "I wonder, is there some sort of an alternate future where this could be avoided?&quo
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by barce 7y ago
I did a thought exercise and replaced users with pilots in light of the Boeing 737 Max crashes. Pilots wanting control is not just a shoulder shrug.
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by barce 7y ago
I think what the OP meant by 'modern,' was an equivalent of Rails that uses the technologies demanded by the tech industry today. On the one hand, the industry went to Python because a ton of data science libraries were written in
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by barce 8y ago
I've read almost every photo book at the Mechanics Institute... if there are gaps in my reading it's pre-20th century stuff. I guess it's famous if you say it is. Four downvotes. What a way to start a Saturday.
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by barce 8y ago
"The Famous Photo" - it's not famous. "Most dangerous radioactive material" - All radioactive material is dangerous given enough Roentgens. "Selfie" - Anachronism and misapplication. I feel like there shou
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by barce 8y ago
tl;dr - The death of someone famous and the social media around that is relatively troll free.
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by barce 8y ago
If you look at the history of it, it puts him in the same league as the polar explorers of the "heroic age." I think the what now part is two parts: write a book about it; do the motivational speaker circuit.
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Using a decorator pattern to implement pub/sub in React(medium.com)
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by barce 8y ago
It was really popular in Brazil, too. It would be cool if they just open sourced it, or launched Orkut the 2005 edition with security patches today. I would use it if it was web only.
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by barce 8y ago
When I read your comment, I immediately thought of someone using a web proxy to find security flaws.
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by barce 9y ago
If you go here https://www.facebook.com/settings?tab=applications you can see all your logins. You can migrate each login, one by one, using an app like 1Password to generate new passwords that you don't have to rememb
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by barce 9y ago
So this doesn't really work. You think you deleted it, but when you "re-activate" your account, there are backups that bring back most of the data from the starting date of your account to just before you deleted it - plus or
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by barce 9y ago
Nobody who is doxxed has a travel ban.
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by barce 9y ago
I would think a dystopian bent on the humanities would be much worse. They only exist to hide the real sins of the sciences' use (death, destruction, greed). Yeah, there is no justification... there is no science way to prop up the hum
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by barce 9y ago
All the responses to you show how much a liberal arts education is lacking these days. I'm glad you home schooled your son. I'm sure he'll be a fine gentleman. The Clemente Course you point out is really eye opening. There&#x
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by barce 9y ago
What was the articles main point?
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by barce 9y ago
Why was it insufferable?
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by barce 9y ago
The title is simply false. I read the article and it does present interesting history from the browser wars. However, any cursory glance of web server logs will show that sometimes the user agent string is blank, or it starts with "Mob
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by barce 9y ago
There is no refutation in this piece. Borges stated that he would use Leibniz's Theory of Indiscernibles, which holds that objects cannot differ in name alone, but then never mentions Leibniz again. I feel this piece is often given to
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by barce 9y ago
You did not read the whole text. The author affirms that time is a river, and that he is this river. Moreover, the text is written poorly on purpose to mask people like you. He mentions that his argument is based on Berkeley and Leibniz, an
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by barce 9y ago
Where's your data to back that up?
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by barce 9y ago
With a startup, you can setup KPIs. The author of this piece mentions growth as the main one and to focus on that. How was the author able to measure his growth as a photographer?
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by barce 9y ago
And it's really hard to verify what people heard in the past. “Our kings, presidents, judges, and officers begin their tenures with oaths to the now-silent deities, taken upon the writings of those who have last heard them.” How do we
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by barce 9y ago
'But I can't help but feel, looking at a lot of the media pushback at the moment, that a lot of it is straight-up fantasy novel 101 "Reactions To Wizardry".' If the last US recession is any indication, the elite (in
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by barce 9y ago
I'm not sure the author is doing an either/or. Instead she is examining the uses of the word "pharmakon" in Plato's work, and suggests that how it describes the innovation of written speech as a spell or drug or sca
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by barce 9y ago
Their really isn't any big incentive to do that. Software is still eating the world. https://www.wsj.com/articles/SB10001424053111903480904576512...
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by barce 9y ago
There is no controversy. The genocide happened. I've met the survivors. They were brought to my school and I saw the tattoos with numbers on them. I saw the sadness in their eyes. The Holocaust denial statements you've spewed woul

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