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news.ycombinator.com 7y ago

Any simple options for automating periodic captures of voting results?

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www.fark.com 9y ago

Fark NotNewsletter: Google farked us over

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news.ycombinator.com 10y ago

For Wisconsin results – how hard would it be to build a web-scraper?

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news.ycombinator.com 10y ago

Ask HN: Dissolve it, or limp-along?

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www.lawfareblog.com 10y ago

Apple Is Selling You a Phone, Not Civil Liberties

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www.kickstarter.com 10y ago

Kickstarter to map criminal networks

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www.opensecrets.org 11y ago

This 2,143-Page IRS Document Could Be Yours for Just $428.60 (Plus Shipping)

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www.huffingtonpost.com 12y ago

A small window to get US cannabis policy right

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www.motherjones.com 12y ago

FBI tries to induce would-be informants with threats like 'getting hit by car'

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www.motherjones.com 12y ago

Matt Taibbi on the "Holder Memo" via Commonwealth Club

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www.publicintegrity.org 12y ago

Koch brothers seek to influence the judiciary

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blogs.reuters.com 12y ago

FBI's charges against Silk Road

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www.theverge.com 12y ago

The first Ouya-backed Kickstarter games are scams

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freebarrettbrown.org 12y ago

Barrett Brown defense gets 20k matching-challenge

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progressive.org 12y ago

ALEC - Corporate interests attacking schools

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www.clippercard.com 13y ago

Can someone explain how Clipper (SF-Bay Area) can suck so hard?

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maps.google.com 13y ago

Surprise - NSA Utah data center is barren on latest high-res Google Maps

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boingboing.net 13y ago

FOIA the NSA (via Doctorow)

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m.techcrunch.com 13y ago

(Maybe) We asked for this

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Beyond Deep Fakes 8 years ago

So... most legitimate use of blockchains I have come up with would be authentication of digital video/photography content. I sure hope folks are working on that too

...is therefore not a Russian spy. Hopefully you're right - lotta respect for how eloquent and well-spoken that kid was given the enormity of the pressures on him. As the years have passed, I'm a bit less sure about the motivations however.

Do you think as we continue to get better about detection, that we'll find an increasing array of slow-growing tumors present in much of the body? I.e. ones that may not need a full round of radiation / chemo for perhaps 5 years and perhaps more targeted approaches can be deployed?

Just something i've been wondering about since I've got cancer on both sides of family and have been pondering doing full-body scans (which still seem quick excessive on the risk/reward)

Agreed on all parts, I'd love to know what an ad-free experience would cost on some of these sites...shouldn't be more than 1-3 pennies per article I'd imagine? The paywalls need to change, but until we get microtransactions supported by all the major browsers (not just Brave) in a way that won't be hacked...or socially-engineered too easily (latter is perhaps a tall order), I fear we are stuck

Little late, but check out Gabor Mate's "Scattered: How Attention Deficit Disorder Originates and What You Can Do About It"

I'll admit I only read about 1/5 of it and ...wandered off, but now that I'm thinking about it again it's time to put it back at the top of the book pile.

Since I've considered trying many of the same routes you've taken, but have only done Adderall and some anti-depressants at various stages in life.

It works to help realize how messy my place is or to get necessary (deadline-driven) work tasks done, but historically has also led to increased anxiety, tunnel-vision (lack of creativity) and often ends with me stopping for a period due to feeling exceptionally drained feeling after prolonged usage.

I don't like the concept of being on meds for life, but I also would like to keep the job I have until I find one that's more suited to my temperament in this regard...so, tbd on that. Good luck!

My eye doc recommended Flax oil - 1 Tablespoon a day. Did that for a while with minimal results, upped it to two and it's starting to work...just have to work up to that slowly otherwise it...impacts your digestion

Secrecy of the vote is necessary to prevent against such things as vote buying and manipulating others to vote a certain way through intimidation (these days more of a problem outside of US).

The validating that a vote was counted appropriately probably could be used in a block chain type mechanism, but may need to be more with a zcash type of implementation.

I'm a true believer that more tech is not the right answer for voting security. (At least for the near term). Voter-verified paper ballots, that can be run through open-source tabulators and then stored for a subsequent mandatory audit would be ideal (3-5% is the target I think we've gone for in Cali).

"is one of only a few cities (and the only city in the West) that had a large urban core designed in the pre-car era, which means that its infrastructure is already designed to accomodate dense urban development moreso than any other American city west of Chicago"

.... Yea, maybe. But muni's average speed is 8 mph. For a city that is 7 miles across that's pretty sad.

(Slightly dated article:http://m.sfweekly.com/sanfrancisco/the-muni-death-spiral/Con... )

That's an awesome setup and cost of living. If most of family and friends didnt have deep roots here I'd totally consider saying screw this place. Actually, I still may, but gonna ride it out a bit longer.