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About arthurrr
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Ask HN: I think ModMyI.com ripped off my jailbreak tweak. Is this common?
So, I made an iOS jailbreak tweak called LSMusicSeek and submitted it to ModMyI.com for inclusion in Cydia a few days ago. Basically it replaces the volume slider on the lock scree…
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Comment #5611645
If you traveled back to the 90's, it would be a good fictional story about computing dystopia. In fact, it is still a good story about computing dystopia. But it's no longer fictio…
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Comment #5600792
This is a story that I've always hated because I think it is very very unlikely to be true. If he actually did play blackjack, I'm curious to know how many hands he played, how muc…
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Comment #5582397
After reading the interview, I have zero interest in reading any book from Eric Schmidt, but I am thoroughly fascinated by what Assange has to say. This interview is probably going…
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Comment #5581301
everybody has a different definition of intelligence. personally, i don't consider the vast majority of humans to be intelligent. if we are trying to create artificial intelligence…
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Comment #5580772
what did you do (if anything) to get 270.2 in apr (apr is not even finished yet)? and 155 in mar? why are some months missing?
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Comment #5575420
I started out as a computer programmer. After a few years of dealing with the braindead corporate system in America, I decided to make a change. I ended up moving to Australia (jus…
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Comment #5565972
Yup, the good ol' pump and dump. Bitcoin is trading like an IPO stock during the dot-com bubble.
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Comment #5563552
yes but why in the world would you compare "software development" to "building bridges"? I think this is a major fundamental problem with the entire field of Computer Science, appr…
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Comment #5552595
They're really good for delivering pizza in an urban area.
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Comment #5547802
1. why not just finance the way they normally do, by borrowing (selling bonds), or taking money from the taxpayer? 2. currencies today are already essentially digital. the vast maj…
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Comment #5546097
Yes, change the way the game is being played, but don't play the game that Google is playing. Change the way people search for things. Right now everything is based on the keyword …
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Comment #5405961
The way I see it, Google is the new Microsoft, and Microsoft is not dead yet, but becoming more and more irrelevant. Now, what has to happen for Google to become irrelevant?
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Comment #5322921
Mexico? The wall along the border is not to keep Mexicans out, it is to keep Americans inside.
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Comment #5322913
Cushman, you sound like somebody who believes everything that you were taught in school, and you are unwilling to entertain an idea that has the possibility of destroying the found…
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Comment #5318017
So Microsoft owes them metric dollars?
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Comment #5314226
The more you understand, the more you realize that most people aren't very good at what they do. Not that they are bad at what they do, either. It just takes the magic away.
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Comment #5308945
To call Objective-C a shitty language is, oh I don't know, really really ignorant. It's one of the nicer languages in my opinion.
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Comment #5291208
And yet, here you are on HN responding to this thread. Just a little bit ironic :)
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Comment #5257418
If this is the future of computing, then I quit. I don't want to play anymore.
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Comment #5169888
People who label them as "conspiracy nutters" more likely to be conformist and closed minded. They will be more like to believe "the big lie", because everybody else believes the b…
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Comment #5115670
But you have to start somewhere. There's never going to be a silver bullet that fixes the system. Because some people (the ones in power) do not consider the system to be broken.
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Comment #5078381
Linus is not dead wrong. This should not be reduced to simple binary. To argue whether or not Linus is technically right or wrong seems pointless to me. Tangentially, it really bot…
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Comment #4920339
I just wish that the guy who did the browser did a better job. I agree with Alan Kay when he said "the Internet was done so well that most people think of it as a natural resource"…
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Comment #4859922
Actually he's saying the opposite. A black swan event is something that is unpredictable. He's saying that all of the futurists' predictions about the future have been wrong, there…