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by 4684499 9y ago
Thank you. I'm not sure if this analogy is correct but isn't that like a host of a museum telling people do not take pictures yet someone did it anyway and sold the pictures he took?
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by 4684499 9y ago
Can someone explain to me why didn't the robots.txt apply to HiQ's crawler? Is crawling still legal while the robots.txt disallows your crawler?
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by 4684499 9y ago
And > Don't be evil. 66% likely to be perceived as "toxic"
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by 4684499 9y ago
> Trying out it's Writing Experiment > Google is evil. 70% likely to be perceived as "toxic" > Google is good. 4% likely to be perceived as "toxic" > Google is god. 21% likely to be pe
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by 4684499 9y ago
I believe he did believe China should be colonized. Even he didn't, his audience are genuinely considering and discussing that option. We have a word called "带路党", which literally means road-leading party, to describe people
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by 4684499 9y ago
Hmm. If it's something you despise, then why do you still work for them?
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by 4684499 9y ago
Eff's approach often makes me feel they acquiesce that users should be the one hiding from those corporations. Why are we making shields instead of them putting guns down?
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by 4684499 9y ago
I'm fine to let them scan my emails for spam filter, yet they use it as an excuse to justify their data collection and other things they do with my data, which is unacceptable for me. How would I know if they are going to do things aga
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by 4684499 9y ago
I think it's similar to [Security Through Obscurity]( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Security_through_obscurity ), since Google may not be interested in one single person. But still, it only means Google doesn't
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by 4684499 9y ago
Is there a notice/agreement tells customers there are tracking dots before buying? If there isn't, how is this not illegal?
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by 4684499 9y ago
Not yet, thanks for the recommendation!
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by 4684499 9y ago
I always had auto updates turned on until Windows' malicious behaviors in recent years: https://thenextweb.com/microsoft/2015/09/11/microsoft-is-aut... This one consumes me several gigabytes on my C
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by 4684499 9y ago
It's originally just an internet meme that indicates the Chinese eat all kinds of stuff no matter what. People were just self-mocking at first. Since oysters are considered fine food after all, so some companies exploited this trending
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by 4684499 9y ago
I was checking out /r/Petscop, and reddit "Ow!"ed a lot. Really spooky.
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by 4684499 9y ago
Reminds me of Adobe Kuler: https://color.adobe.com/
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by 4684499 9y ago
What world? I don't know. I searched and find this website before commenting: http://www.luckyironfish.com/shop , which says It costs $25 each, while you can find $22 iron pan on Amazon. Sure it might be cheaper in Cam
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by 4684499 9y ago
Why don't they just use iron pans? It's more affordable and more natural, you don't have to put something in your food, and it's being heated directly at the bottom. Did they just invent this iron fish to create more job
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by 4684499 9y ago
It's been on HN a few years ago[0], just wondering how it's going recently. [0]: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9087819
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Magic – Personal Assistant on Demand(getmagic.com)
2 points by 4684499 9y ago|1 comments
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by 4684499 10y ago
Cool. A bit of robotization would be awesome.
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Magic Calendar(youtube.com)
2 points by 4684499 10y ago|0 comments
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by 4684499 10y ago
I thought people who "clone them" was considered unethical? a copycat? And then if you start charging money from it, well, be read for the storm... I totally agree with the logic of the article. And I do hope this will become a cu
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by 4684499 10y ago
> This directly costs Google money. 1. Does a user searching without paying not cost Google's money? 2. Does a user using Chrome for free not cost Google's money? 3. They even built Chrome to boost advertising ecosystem. 4. Is
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Peeqo – The first robot to interact through GIFs(peeqo.com)
10 points by 4684499 10y ago|0 comments
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by 4684499 10y ago
This reminds me of Sikuli. http://www.sikuli.org/
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by 4684499 10y ago
But it showed in other search engines' results during the time.
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by 4684499 10y ago
And they didn't distinguish between the 13-inch model and 15-inch model, since 13-inch model without touch bar is worth considering as a replacement to current MBA.
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by 4684499 10y ago
Bloomberg
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by 4684499 10y ago
This is hilarious. I didn't know my current MBP is that good.
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The Bezel-Less Smartphone: Xiaomi Mi Mix(youtube.com)
1 points by 4684499 10y ago|0 comments

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