Viewing profile — shawn
shawn
HN member- Joined
- Wed, Aug 15, 2007, 6:05 PM UTC
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About shawn
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FZUcpVmEHuk
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=17963471
https://docs.ycombinator.lol/
shawnpresser@gmail.com
github.com/shawwn
https://twitter.com/theshawwn
https://keybase.io/shawwn
Recent public activity
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Comment #18808876
Howdy! I'm the local undead pirate. Yarr. Thank ye for enablin' showdead! While it's true in this case that the comment was unsubstantive, I wanted to respond to a subtle but impor…
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Comment #18796588
On the flipside, the mechanisms that make the tech world small are also the mechanisms that will exclude you and those around you if you happen to attract someone’s ire. In the lim…
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Comment #18786516
Most people would not pay for the kind of content that shows up on Facebook and YouTube by so-called “content creators”. This isn’t really true. I’ve been trying to demonstrate thi…
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Comment #18786387
I tried “yay!” “Woot!” “cyka blyat” and “fuck you” but these were all classified as neutral. I think it’s aimed more towards classification of news articles rather than short socia…
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Comment #18781465
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Comment #18775433
college grads with useless majors like sociology can't get jobs, but feel manual labor is beneath them It's the opposite of a deep, thoughtful critique, which is what HN optimizes …
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Comment #18774216
It’s impossible to separate censorship from moderation / curation, though. In many cases they are different names for the same thing. Is there a forum that doesn’t ban people, or r…
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Comment #18774027
A lot of the reason for creating something new, besides money, is to do something because it’s fun. It’s regrettable that the rise of programming in business has transformed most o…
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Comment #18765988
You are confusing me with someone else. I posted none of those things. > We've warned you about this before. I don't think so, but maybe a long time ago. Again, I think you're conf…
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Comment #18762452
Most people here are talking about the dystopian aspects of this. But for a graphics programmer, this is astounding news. We're probably looking at the future of cinema. This is th…
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Comment #18759546
You are no janitor. You banned my new account on Christmas when I was trying to help someone who is committing suicide on your website: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1875809…
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Comment #18758198
Hey. I won’t try to convince you of changing your mind. But before you do this, please consider that (a) there is nothing inherently wrong with you, and (b) Prozac might be able to…
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Comment #18757848
Yes. Ping and DNS are some of the most effective ways to exfiltrate data since they are rarely blocked.
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Comment #18756191
Laarc is now Christmas themed: https://www.laarc.io Arc makes it so easy to make changes like that. (def display-item-number (i) (when i (tag (td align 'right valign 'top class 'ti…
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Comment #18755234
We run https://laarc.io off a $5/mo DigitalOcean droplet using FreeBSD. 30ms average page render time. It’s behind nginx + cloudflare, and I haven’t been able to DoS it yet. Very s…
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Comment #18749750
Yes, a certain mod occasionally vouches comments I make. You can tell this is true because the comment is marked [flagged] immediately. If a comment is flagged by the community, it…
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Comment #18749177
No, they attribute to me the most extreme bad views imaginable Yes. It’s partly why I’m banned, and why people call my behavior monstrous even though all I’ve done is point out inc…
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Comment #18741917
I think it’s been about 90 days. Can you at least re-enable the ability for people to vouch my comments?
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Comment #18741865
The irony of you complaining about a ban while calling me deranged for doing so is almost too much. Maybe you should take a break from the internet for awhile and focus on yourself…
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Comment #18739308
Patriotism and loyalty usually come at a price. I think the question was more about the price than the loyalty.
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Comment #18734308
Cue complaints about cats eating birds. And be sure to cite that one source that everybody cites just to make it sound reasonable to keep cats imprisoned. I had two indoor outdoor …
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Comment #18733885
It’s following someone around and observing them. Think Shadow from FF6.
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Comment #18731435
SHA2 is fine for guaranteeing integrity. But that's different from coming up with a way to store a password that can't be brute forced in a small amount of time. The goal is to mak…