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logicalman
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Comment #9728198
You really think Bruce Schneier, who has called Snowden a hero, is trying to discredit him in this article? That's not the tone I'm reading here.
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Comment #9048926
Try www.offerletter.io
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Comment #9018992
Iceland already did something similar: http://www.auroracoin.org/
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Comment #9016439
I would use it but then I couldn't make $0.10 donations to the impoverished every time I open a new tab: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/tab-for-a-cause/gi...
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Comment #9014861
Read this: http://ppaml.galois.com/wiki/attachment/wiki/SummerSchools/2...
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Comment #8961427
It's much easier for a computer to recognize audio than video content. I'm sure in a couple of years, YouTube will automatically flag violent terrorist propaganda.
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Comment #8942228
Yeah, but that totally violates DRY principles.
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Ask HN: Should GitHub and StackOverflow cross-reference bugs?
I find myself looking for debugging help both on Github and StackOverflow. Sometimes, it's more appropriate to check StackOverflow for a quick answer from peer dev and sometimes I …
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Comment #8865549
Variables affect the world in long time frames. The influential Harvard study on human happiness[1] could only have been conducted over the course of a lifetime. Check out The Long…
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Comment #8743064
This is a bad idea. Harvard, Yale, Princeton, and other well endowed schools spend more money per student than they receive from tuition. If they were for-profit institutions, they…
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Comment #8732982
Can they allow users in Spain to access Google News from a non-Spanish TLD but still serve those results in the Spanish language?
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Comment #8582006
Style guide violations can introduce bugs when moving from one system to another. At best, they slow down communication when someone can't easily understand your code.
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Comment #8581915
It would have been amazing if they released the album for free but people had to download it. By making it mandatory, they showed they were very tone deaf and ruined the promotion.…
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Comment #8560827
Apple could just sell backdoored phones in China and encrypted phones in America.
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Comment #8546446
Here here. If anything, behavioral economics is becoming more legitimized with the advent of neuroeconomics.
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Comment #8522453
How did Meteor get to 1.0 when node.js is still at 0.10? I congratulate the Meteor team, but can anyone confirm it is actually stable?
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Comment #8509966
Who says no one has done that?
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Comment #8506908
This doesn't seem strange at all. Uber doesn't need confidential information being transferred to their competitors...
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Comment #8480784
It's about living on your own, and setting your own day's structure. I agree with him about having students do one year of college before going straight into the real world.
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Comment #8442462
NSA has had whistleblowers before Snowdwen so this is not surprising.
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Comment #8411097
For point 2, there is a white paper on using cryptocurrency to incentivize the development of Tor networks - http://www.nrl.navy.mil/itd/chacs/ghosh-torpath-torcoin-proo...
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Comment #8411034
The censorship is frivolous but effective. I should have said "I don't think this policy is bad for the EU government."
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Comment #8410861
I don't think this policy is bad for the EU. Google will remove articles faster than publications can notice and report on their removal. Most EU citizens will not care enough to u…
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Comment #8408167
As someone who really respects and likes Snapchat, I had no idea the impact it was having on modern culture. I could not have come up with this experience.