devnonymous

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by devnonymous 8y ago
Just FYI, I posted this y'day, tho didn't invoke much of a discussion - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=17105738
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by devnonymous 8y ago
Can we please change the title to that in the article (What Happens to Your Brain When You Eat Junk Food). The current one is misleading.
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Kennethreitz: A Letter to /r/python(journal.kennethreitz.org)
16 points by devnonymous 8y ago|4 comments
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After 5 years and $3M, here's everything we've learned from building Ghost(blog.ghost.org)
10 points by devnonymous 8y ago|0 comments
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by devnonymous 8y ago
> And free markets are far more powerful and adapt far more quickly than regulation — while preserving freedom for people to make their own choices. Wrong. > Trust in government is the stupidest thing a society can ever do. We need go
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(Freelance) Math guy (likes Cryptography) needs work(twitter.com)
6 points by devnonymous 8y ago|14 comments
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by devnonymous 8y ago
Interesting but please add the 2013 tag. I wonder what happened of this theory?
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by devnonymous 8y ago
I don't know if you are intentionally trolling but I'll bite. Independent hacker culture is the exact thing at risk here without government intervention. Else, you'll end up with the fragmented Verizon hacker culture and the
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by devnonymous 8y ago
Wanted to say this, ppl get sweaty with all the humidity and effort biking in Singapore. Also, during my time in Singapore about 3 years ago, I found the scooters were used as the 'last mile' option by ppl using public transport,
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by devnonymous 8y ago
Reading the comments here one would not think that the post is about someone who 1. Is announcing withdrawal from (active) FOSS, to focus full time on mathematics 2. Who also think they are not the best suited for contributing to Rust becau
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by devnonymous 8y ago
Doesn't that penalise long articles (assuming people would vote after reading)?
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by devnonymous 8y ago
Yeah thanks, the content is exactly the same! Good work! /s
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by devnonymous 8y ago
Ugh, my comment, alongwith a whole bunch of others, was moved by @dang from this post https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=16936533 ...which is a less detailed article.
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by devnonymous 8y ago
Hang on, am I'm missing something - guy is a suspect, they have yet to find proof he is the Killer and he has been arrested based on a second attempt of trying to match the DNA after the first was inconclusive. Why does the article rea
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by devnonymous 8y ago
It was only last night that I was thinking, assuming the eventuality of the emergence of a self-sustaining super-intelligance (doesn't matter whether it takes form a hybrid long living cyborg race or not ), what justifications would it
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by devnonymous 8y ago
I'd be interested as well. Of all the reasons, this (not fit for intended purpose) struck me as the only compelling reason that doesn't come off as an 'and also...' argument (ie: justificatios/rationalisation of a d
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by devnonymous 8y ago
You can configure yourself a nice system76 or a Dell xps 13 for <$2000. I recently bought myself a Dell xps 13 and have no regrets. Although I don't do android dev I'd be surprised if it couldn't handle it.
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by devnonymous 8y ago
> how much better is water ? is it 100% clean ? They did provide a reference point... > if you got poop on your arm, maybe while changing a diaper, would you wipe it off with a piece of paper and consider it clean? ...were you expecti
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by devnonymous 8y ago
Yes, that's true. It's alternatively called a bidet shower/spray[1] among other things and as an Asian, I feel using it is way more hygienic than using TP. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bidet_shower
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by devnonymous 9y ago
> So that would be like killing a program and respawning a new process instead for some > benefit like reclaiming memory or speed ... > > I know evolution doesn't work that way, Sure its better now but that&#
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by devnonymous 9y ago
To whoever downvoted, here's an exercise -- download all the pdfs from http://www.indiabudget.gov.in/index.asp do a quick search in any of the documents for "National Health Protection Scheme" and let us know
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by devnonymous 9y ago
This is a blatant lie. The devil is in the details and the detail is there has been no specific funds allocated in the budget for this nor are there any specifics about how the funds will be allocated in the future.[1] This is just a vague
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by devnonymous 9y ago
Here's your big reveal, the choice between uprooting oneself from where you've lived all your life versus sticking it out in the hope that things would get better existed through all generations, including your grandparents and
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by devnonymous 9y ago
Hah, I guess this is what is called normalisation. Gawd,in both, where I come from (a ^developing^ country) and where I live (a European ^first world^ country), a gun at a school (let alone a shooting) would qualify for national news.
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by devnonymous 9y ago
No. I'm sorry but what of Gott's methods are you specifically using to justify that claim?
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by devnonymous 9y ago
Dear Europe, It wasn't your gold to begin with. Sincerely, the erstwhile colonies.
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by devnonymous 9y ago
> if you're executed for possessing drugs, or indefinitely detained without charge, need a permit to assemble, can't criticize the government, etc. Erm, all those things(+) can, and do, happen in 'free' countries. The
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by devnonymous 9y ago
https://www.google.ie/search?q=miles+davis+piano Miles Davis was a Jazz musician. Classically trained. He was /also/ a pianist.
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by devnonymous 9y ago
Not sure whether parent is deliberately trolling but literally, the first two words of the article are Keith Jarrett. The statement describes how it applies to his music.
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by devnonymous 9y ago
Thanks for writing the post. Although I've heard of graphviz (and dot) before, I didn't take the time to read up on them since the docs were so dense. Thanks for making this accessible.

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