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by 4ndr3vv 8y ago
Interesting! perhaps this is why there was no reward offered - there's no real customer data being threatened? Just the passwords/source to their wordpress site?
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by 4ndr3vv 8y ago
s/yachts/salaries They're not _actually_ advocating buying company yachts. But a CEO salary? Sure. You can buy your yachts with that.
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by 4ndr3vv 8y ago
> Do any of you hold IEEE membership? >> I was a student member, but cancelled after I graduated >>>I don't know where you are getting your numbers from wrt ACM at least
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by 4ndr3vv 8y ago
"...we effectively stop teaching our children the values of masculinity and femininity" What "Values" are these? That Boys are tough and shouldn't cry and girls are good at sitting quietly doing crafts?
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by 4ndr3vv 8y ago
Note that the study is self reported figure on sleep duration; quality of sleep is not measured. There have been many links between increased blue light and reduced REM/restful sleep
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by 4ndr3vv 8y ago
I think that (although honourable) you're off topic here. We're discussing the prevelance of ads baked into apps that are designed specifically for children. The ethical ramifications of third party data are important but the cbee
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by 4ndr3vv 8y ago
Hardly! if the daily level of physical activity is 30 minutes exercise per day, then this is only 7.5 minutes walking each end of the commute.
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by 4ndr3vv 8y ago
"Get it wrong, and neither of you ever leave. "
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by 4ndr3vv 8y ago
because of tax revenues and the pressures from tobacco lobbyists.
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by 4ndr3vv 8y ago
More importantly, Blizzard want to have the same security they have currently with Battle.net et al.
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by 4ndr3vv 8y ago
Don't think so. From what the article says, the majority of game defining data will remain the same, albeit modified to fit the new schema. Frostbolt will still be the same power, etc. The changes are to the global game infrastructure
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by 4ndr3vv 8y ago
I think you might have missed the distinction between buying IAP on "Gems" or cosmetics and the fully fledged gambling lunacy that are loot crates. It's not about protecting daddy's credit card; gambling can be an extrem
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by 4ndr3vv 9y ago
Why is this news now? Because: everyone who has ever worked on or with the Facebook platform != everyone
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by 4ndr3vv 9y ago
*Was sufficient in 2010
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by 4ndr3vv 9y ago
Quite. But we're talking about the permutation of the edge pieces on that face. You wouldn't be able to infer where they needed to be moved to if they were all just showing the bottom face colour.
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by 4ndr3vv 9y ago
something similar.. http://www.bit-planner.com/ its a lego calendar synced to a digital calendar
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by 4ndr3vv 9y ago
Obligitory link to the ppprs http://www.powerracingseries.org
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by 4ndr3vv 9y ago
Full carbon costs are extremely hard to calculate, and kind of miss the point of this intervention. An better question is "What happens to different types of straws when they reach the end of their useful life".
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by 4ndr3vv 9y ago
Think the GP isn't talking about "open office" environments but rather having a team to work with vs being one person development team (and apologies if you are too!) I find the latter much harder, and without people to bou
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by 4ndr3vv 9y ago
Two points: 1) Much of the repairs were done to the lift shafts, which judging from the story seems outside the time anomalies zone of influence. 2) If a worker in the tunnel completed a day's work instantly, the worker would have stil
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by 4ndr3vv 9y ago
Your quote is referring to is the changes that DnD went though to keep up with modern DnD style videogames _like_ BG. Rather than saying those video games did not have a strong narrative impact, its saying DnD lost its own; As the DnD rules
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by 4ndr3vv 9y ago
I'd argue this is exactly what the author is saying jeckyll and Hyde _isnt_. > Jekyll is not unaware or out of control when he’s Hyde. He does not wake up with no memory of what happened the night before. He remembers perfectly eve
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by 4ndr3vv 9y ago
I think your example is analogous to what the article is referring to; children are excellent at learning the names of what they are exposed to. "In Britain, the “roaming range” (the area within which children are permitted to play un
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by 4ndr3vv 9y ago
Agreed. Its no surprise that it's the same date France announced for the a similar policy earlier this month.
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by 4ndr3vv 9y ago
MS hasn't said they're going to remove it: [“Deprecated” Apps] ...are not in active development and might be removed in future releases [1] Its clearly not being actively developed, but there's no indication its going anyw
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by 4ndr3vv 9y ago
> Skinner boxes have nothing to do with showing ads Watch this add. Get your reward.
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by 4ndr3vv 9y ago
Radiolab had a show on this story back in the day: http://www.radiolab.org/story/91722-be-careful-what-you-plan...
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by 4ndr3vv 9y ago
Your example is only valid when considering driving a car down an airport runway. Deaths from motor vehicles != unauthroised drone flights outside airports
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by 4ndr3vv 9y ago
While i agree with the sentiment, I'd argue that the power a single drone has to dominate the space for everyone else present makes it a slightly different case; wind turbines, tourists and roads provide benefit to many at the resentm
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by 4ndr3vv 9y ago
Previous responses: 2016 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=10872233 2015 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=8989411

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