timothybone

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by timothybone 9y ago
It's valuable data. It's probably good for many things, from catching criminals, to selling to you personally, even to selling that data to other stores.
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Ask HN: Would you be comfortable with being employed by an intelligent computer?
3 points by timothybone 9y ago|3 comments
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by timothybone 11y ago
What's your email? (mine in my profile) I'm interested in talking about doing something great (I also live in S.C.)
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by timothybone 11y ago
I like to think a good programming book will teach you theory along with showing you what an implementation in a language is going to look like. While you still find it's hard to decide which language is superior to learn, maybe do som
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by timothybone 11y ago
The Go Programming Language is a recent concise book that will give you a basic grounding in important CS stuff through the lens of a modern language. I'd say that will clarify loads of jargon.
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by timothybone 11y ago
Aptitude. Some people can (and want) to sing. Esoteric talents abound. Use your aptitudes to help you make something people want. If you're good at, say for example singing, that is the natural talent you can bring to a making project.
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by timothybone 11y ago
this was fun. i popped in on a nice fellow that listened in to my miles davis and tea slurping. i wish I had a problem to talk out! I'll have to come back....
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by timothybone 11y ago
He was also hoping I think to debarb his relentless search to know philosophy. Everywhere he looked it seemed despair, even finding out his famousness in Vienna, did not help him. He was utterly lost, and so looking to children, found some
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by timothybone 11y ago
if you get a chance to go somewhere where there is a variety, you may be pleasantly surprised to learn the variety of smells is valuable information. Some, smell bad to you, others, may smell okay or even fantastic. seriously, compare its s
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Self-referential functions and the design of options (2014)(commandcenter.blogspot.com)
13 points by timothybone 11y ago|0 comments
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by timothybone 11y ago
I read the domain as: DoN't HaTe
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by timothybone 11y ago
I felt like I was watching a visual piece of software.
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by timothybone 11y ago
Politics is about ethics? Yes, well, do you think an eight year old can look words up in the dictionary? Yes, of course you do. Well I argue that's all it takes, essentially, beyond that an eight year old needs some time, to answer som
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by timothybone 11y ago
Do you see anything redeeming about the quote? It seems problematic if something like this can be so political but be impervious to the logical debate an 8yo can engage in, no?
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We are living amidst a grand experiment(medium.com)
2 points by timothybone 11y ago|0 comments
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by timothybone 11y ago
ddos is a pretty mainstream term by now imo
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Ask HN: How to fix the headache of telephone haggling?
2 points by timothybone 11y ago|2 comments
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by timothybone 11y ago
>>Questioning that need is questioning one of the founding tenants of modern human society... There's private space to live in his van, there's no problem there, yes he too wants a private space to live in like the rest of u
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by timothybone 11y ago
I think things like this are great, as social experiments these are important, esp. b/c we are exploring how to reclaim spaces, making it less of a crime to inhabit spaces.
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by timothybone 11y ago
sure when appropriate randomize it in clever ways, but don't make it random unless it really should be random, cleverly placed secrets are part of why many players like these games, internet spoilers or not. See Myst.
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by timothybone 11y ago
>>>> How do you preserve the mystery while avoiding the bomb-every-block tedium? You don't, it's part of the fun.
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by timothybone 11y ago
I loved the original zelda as a kid, it was loaded with eurekons imo. http://www.aaai.org/ocs/index.php/INT/INT7/paper/viewFile/92...
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by timothybone 11y ago
I especially liked: /* None genuine without this seal! _H*/
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by timothybone 11y ago
I'd be curious to see how sales pan out looking forward too, considering the intersection of popularity of the topic.
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Attracting Millenial Engineers(evanmiller.org)
4 points by timothybone 12y ago|0 comments
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by timothybone 13y ago
https://www.noisebridge.net/mailman/listinfo/noisebridge-dis...
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by timothybone 13y ago
I'm still young so I can't say for sure, but I reckon the brain's baud rate peaks in a similar fashion as the heart's peak BPM. That being said, I think more efficient cycle clocking, a.k.a wisdom, makes up the differenc
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by timothybone 13y ago
Is academia an excuse to "hide out" for a while and continue being an autodidact? Also, the 2 hour commute, as I'm sure you suspect, is no small part of the intellectual killer.
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by timothybone 13y ago
If you put a link to your email in your profile, then someone on this forum might message you personally. Disclaimer: I also attend UCSC.
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Ask HN: Hacker News keyboard shortcut for article navigation
1 points by timothybone 13y ago|0 comments

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