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rijncur
8y ago
> Please do not circulate, quote, or cite without express permission from the author
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My experience working at a startup cargo cult
(blog.newey.me)
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rijncur
9y ago
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rijncur
9y ago
Perhaps I phrased it poorly - what I meant was that one can view the Home Secretary's requests for less privacy as a fact of life (just as death and taxes), and could consider refusing these requests as part of civic duty. You're
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rijncur
9y ago
It is the duty of the Home Secretary (and the UK's various nosey institutions - e.g. intelligence agencies, police, etc) to continuously badger us for this information - unfortunately, it's pretty much part of the job description.
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PuTTY may be illegal in the UK
(web.archive.org)
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rijncur
10y ago
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Ask HN: Root login/Ansible best practices?
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rijncur
10y ago
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rijncur
10y ago
Pls note that sharing is not endorsement. Just thought it was newsworthy.
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Alex St. John – Enslaving the Masses
(alexstjohn.com)
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rijncur
10y ago
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rijncur
11y ago
> A standard test in brain damage research involves dropping brass weights on the heads of anesthetized rats, then inspecting their brains for tearing in the connections between nerve cells. Yeah, not nice.
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rijncur
11y ago
Actually, that's a good point - I hadn't considered the legal ramifications of such a stance. It's interesting that you mention people seeking damages from the creator of the car's software, because that makes the entire
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rijncur
11y ago
I (perhaps somewhat naively) assumed that a self-driving car would be programmed to prioritise the occupants of the vehicle (as that most closely emulates the likely reactions of a human driver in that situation). Self-driving cars are like
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rijncur
11y ago
Brilliant post, thanks for the information. I had no idea that Mou was so sketchy! As it turns out, I've stopped using Mou because some of the functionality is quite buggy (e.g. it appears that the "save" function executes in
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Ask HN: Best Markdown editor for OS X?
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11y ago
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rijncur
11y ago
Google link: http://www.google.co.uk/url?sa=t&rct=j&q=&esrc=s&source=web&...
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Both Text and Binary Logs Are Terrible
(blog.assemblyco.de)
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11y ago
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rijncur
11y ago
It's about 8km west of this "easter egg": https://www.google.pt/maps/place/Takht+Pari+Forest/@33.51409... So it seems likely that somebody found this one while browsing the immediate area aroun
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Why do directories need the executable (X) permission to be opened?
(unix.stackexchange.com)
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11y ago
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Building a Weasley Clock (Location Hacking)
(blog.assemblyco.de)
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12y ago
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Installing GitLab on FreeBSD 10
(blog.assemblyco.de)
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12y ago
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Mystery of the Email “J” Finally Solved
(chrisjean.com)
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12y ago
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XMLHttpRequest is Silly
(blog.assemblyco.de)
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12y ago
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