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GenesisOS: Publishing My Micro-Kernel(0xbigshaq.github.io)
2 points by yololol 2y ago|0 comments
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Roku files patent to inject ads via HDMI(patents.google.com)
132 points by yololol 2y ago|257 comments
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by yololol 3y ago
One more o/
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by yololol 3y ago
soma.fm also provides SF police radio mixed with ambient at https://somafm.com/player/#/now-playing/sf1033
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by yololol 4y ago
Sounds like you live in Germany;)
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by yololol 4y ago
It happens to me as well. All the time. My explanation is that the brain feels rewarded when discovering a new interesting article. And in the age of information the addiction is so high, that when you get back to old articles, the brain do
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by yololol 4y ago
Another good addition would be the phrase "to open a can of worms"
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by yololol 4y ago
It really gets me that Mozilla has adopted this political / activist marketing style. It feels so fake.
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by yololol 4y ago
I'm surprised that everyone here thinks that Kaspersky makes only antivirus products. They have a ton of security products, including their own microkernel-based OS: https://os.kaspersky.com/technologies/microkerne
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Ask HN: How do you protect your emergency fund from inflation?
33 points by yololol 5y ago|56 comments
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by yololol 5y ago
Try landscape mode :)
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by yololol 5y ago
http://bash.org/?334762
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Macrochips: A collection of laser engraved, 4 inch slate tile microchip coasters(evilgeniuslabs.org)
133 points by yololol 5y ago|15 comments
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by yololol 5y ago
After a couple of decades in the field I have concluded that the hardest part in this job is not the technical one, but the dealing with yourself. Yet, through the process you get to develop virtues that eventually make you a better person.
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by yololol 5y ago
For those who don't know: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Memento_mori
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by yololol 5y ago
Isn't becoming an artist supposed to stem from a genuine need to express one's self, and everything else (recognition, being invited, making money) something to consider at much later time along the way, if at all?
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by yololol 5y ago
To me it seems a surprise that this has taken so long to be discovered in general. I thought we would know all muscles by now.
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by yololol 5y ago
I'd guess nowadays it doesn't make a difference
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by yololol 5y ago
Exactly. Moreover, countries that support Taiwan don't do it to liberate "poor Taiwanese people from bad China's tyranny". Instead, they will use that as an excuse to back actions that support their own national interest
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by yololol 5y ago
Not necessary. There's a chance that they support their government, and they didn't want to hear the usual western stuff about freedom and how bad their country is. I had many similar experiences as a student. Western students wou
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by yololol 5y ago
My boss recently transfered to my team a lady that was lacking very basic skills. I was, and still am happy to mentor her, and have her in our team, like everyone else who joins us. But I suspect that the only reason we keep her is my manag
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by yololol 5y ago
> Half of the population is below average intelligence By definition :)
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by yololol 5y ago
Hmmm okay, so first of all I should had said Berlin, as perhaps my experience does not necessarily reflect the situation in the whole Germany. So about Berlin: Aside from the internet paper-based communication, and general love for bureaucu
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by yololol 5y ago
Since when is it okay to say these things? People not up to date to do their jobs are the problem, not "old" people. Blame behaviors not groups. PS: I moved to Germany and I want to move out asap because of how outdated everything
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by yololol 5y ago
Quite possibly. But still, what happened to personal responsibility? Having ADHD does it mean I have no judgement at all. If I evaluated the risk of forgetting is too high, I could choose not to subscribe in the first place. Or if I still t
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by yololol 5y ago
Agreed, and that's what I would expect too. In fact, if the app works as they claim to be, users would rush to subscribe after the 30 day trial. Yet, criticism doesn't necessarily need to be accompanied with unjustified accusation
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by yololol 5y ago
While criticism can be good when constructive, I think these comments are a bit dramatic and make way too many assumptions. I would expect that it's more financially lucrative to have a happy userbase, which translates to a good reputa
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by yololol 5y ago
I don't see anything wrong with it. Surely a lot of people with ADHD would be happy to pay for an app that helps them overcome their problem, and the monetary price most likely exceeds the benefit (assuming the method used by this app
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by yololol 5y ago
Instead of requesting this or that, I would just like to say that this is great work presented in a very nice way. The effort put there is impressive :)
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by yololol 5y ago
Why? It is still true. Maybe in the future it won't be, but currently 99.99% of moms in this planet are not tech savvy, whether we like it or not. Remember that moms being born in the 1930s are still out there - not everything written

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