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20,187karma·4,633submissions·June 13, 2018
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I would pay for firefox if that's what it takes for it to continue existing and to be as good as other browsers.
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Really cool, I love it.
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I posted this to see more discussion about it. Isn't a strong social identity, something desirable? Doesn't it result in stability and strength? Don't we all seek the belonging sentimen…
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Previous discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=15934183
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May I ask what frameworks or libraries were used to create this?
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For all the naive and idealistic dreams of the so-called “marketplace of ideas,” the first generation of large social networks has proven mostly unprepared and ill-equipped to deal with the resulting…
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You might be interested in this paper: "The Majority Illusion in Social Networks", https://arxiv.org/abs/1506.03022 Abstract: Social behaviors are often contagious, spr…
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MobileTechReview for honest reviews about smartphones and laptops.
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Who else read it "Wireguard" and worried :p ?
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There is this survey from 2017: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=15088840 Answers here: https://goo.gl/X45Dtt Maybe worth a re-post on HN.…
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You know what minimalist phone I want to see? One that has calls, sms, an online chat and video app (like Whatsapp) and a navigation app (like Google Maps or Citymapper). No browser, no games, no soci…
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How does one go about learning reverse engineering? Is it mostly by practicing? Are there any good up-to-date resources? I remember taking a reverse engineering course in the university where the prof…
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Practically speaking, what would a therapiat tell me that I can't find or learn on my own?
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> is not necessarily a performance improvement over a sync version that just starts more workers and has the OS kernel scheduler organise things Co-routines are not necessarily faster than threads,…
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Does anyone have an idea about the advances in research about this topic i.e. human intelligence and how learning happens in the brain? I know Josh Tenenbaum from MIT [1] works on this, see for exampl…
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> A 2017 study reported that believing in work-related conspiracies—such as the idea that managers make decisions to protect their own interests—causes individuals to feel less committed to their j…
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In Python you can use class-like functions (source : https://charemza.name/blog/posts/python/state/you-might-not-... ) def MyClass(...) # Capitalised to make…
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> 52% of respondents think “Hello, old friend” when they search for a coding solution online and find that the first result link is purple because they’ve already visited the link. It's amazin…
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Interestingly, job priorities for men and women are not the same[1] : Men place higher importance on "Languages, frameworks, and other technologies I'd be working with", while for women…