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volare
16y ago
Excellent. Are short-term (1-3 month) leases available? What precautions do you take to stay safe?
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volare
16y ago
Thanks for the details. This is getting a bit off-topic, but can you describe how a foreigner should go about finding a place to live in Central America? Did you just fly there and look for "For Rent" signs or did you line something up be
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volare
16y ago
Which country?
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volare
16y ago
Thanks for the reality check. I threw this up on a whim after skimming this thread: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1745133 . It was fun, regardless, because I suspected I was competing with others to get it done first. I spent abou
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YourTaxReceipt.org - personalized tax receipt
(yourtaxreceipt.org)
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volare
16y ago
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volare
16y ago
It is http://www.yourtaxreceipt.org
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volare
16y ago
Previous thread: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1616154
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volare
16y ago
I need a volume control (especially when using multiple applications with audio).
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volare
16y ago
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Falcon_9_Flight_1 Regimine: Low Earth Orbit Apoapsis: 155 miles (249 km)
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Sculptris 1.0 video
(youtube.com)
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16y ago
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16y ago
I do not dismiss this research: it is amazing. But, I also think you are underestimating the skill and sophistication of RC helicopter hobbyists. There are international competitions involving very complex, but well-defined and precise man
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volare
16y ago
"... then in the long run half of the time you will hit on the right answer" So the right answer would be B, but you only have 25% chance of choosing that ... infinite loop.
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volare
16y ago
Yes - this still reveals that Facebook is tracking users' activity on third party sites without express permission.
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volare
16y ago
The unsettling fact remains: Facebook is tracking users' activity on third party sites without express permission (though perhaps it's in the TOS; I'm not sure). And evidently, they're somewhat incompetent at hiding that information.
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volare
16y ago
An event that trigged it for me: visiting break.com (after previously logging into facebook) resulted in a Break application being added without consent.
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volare
16y ago
Sorry, you are wrong. No authorization is required.
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volare
16y ago
I'd say it's not a reminder for many; it's news . I've always been very careful with my info on Facebook, but I never considered how easily they could invade my privacy when I'm not even on their site.
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volare
16y ago
" ... if you go to an application's profile page, you can see a list of your friends who also have that app installed, essentially getting a unintentional peek at their browsing habits. " This creeps me out more than anything else Facebook
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volare
16y ago
It would be pretty simple (and much cheaper) to build one. (This is hacker news, no?)
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volare
16y ago
This is a reasonable comment. I'm further surprised to see you being down-voted.
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volare
17y ago
This is completely dependent on the angle that it is viewed from. This is the author's point.
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volare
17y ago
Yes, but it's also interesting that he's chosen to wear modern shoes.
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volare
17y ago
Those interested in this topic should also check out the organization behind this forum: http://www.marssociety.org/portal
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Would commercializing the moon help us colonize Mars?
(newmars.com)
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17y ago
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17y ago
Hacker News is not a destination. It is an excellent resource ... Sure, but I want a better resource. I'm not looking to spend more time here. I'm looking to see all of the good content while spending less time here.
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17y ago
I don't want to read every article either. But if there was a story last week that got 300+ points and is no longer on the website, I want to be able to find it.
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17y ago
I understand that the front page is showing popular stories, but I would much rather have them be chronological also (a la Digg). The problems with just using the link color to keep track are that it's very inefficient (instead of scanning
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volare
17y ago
The problem is I usual select what to read by the number of points and/or comments. I don't want to click through every item to see those things.
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Ask HN: How do you consume Hacker News?
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volare
17y ago
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