AJ007

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by AJ007 9y ago
I don't know how well user generated content of AAA graphics would work. An open world makes it even worse because the players have to be exposed to all of the things that keep performance in check. Those same things break any illusion
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by AJ007 9y ago
I have been using one for over two years. The first month I had enough problems I thought that the keyboard was definitely broken. Since then I’ve had minimal to no problems. Certain typing styles certainly could make the keyboard unusable.
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by AJ007 9y ago
I’m not sure how long they get to keep their back catalog. Has anything been licensed indefinitely? Their business is certainly going to only continue to increase in competitiveness for the foreseeable future. My primary concern, from Netfl
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by AJ007 9y ago
Google publicaly claims to penalize invasive and annoying ads such as interstitial ads while also encouraging their ad platform users to enable them on their sites. Google is large enough of an organization now that it can no longer coordin
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by AJ007 9y ago
Every time I've ordered from IKEA the items have been damaged. Fortunately it has been minimal and they are so cheap it doesn't really matter. This is an example of where you want an item to be shipped a single time. Amazon has a
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by AJ007 9y ago
I tried a lot of different things over years, and when I mastered light my sleep problems were solved (hard scenario for me at the time - work from home, remote developers who worked at nighttime, no committments to force me to wake up at a
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by AJ007 9y ago
Just wait until everyone finds out that Avast sells your raw traffic data to marketers and who knows else... (Google Jumpshot)
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by AJ007 9y ago
I would not want to be an in the field spy for any country right now or at any time in the future.
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by AJ007 9y ago
Bill every business for each delivered customer. Don't care to participate? Your steakhouse will show up on Google Maps if the user knows precisely where to zoom in or the exact name of the restaurant. Otherwise, "Hey Google, take
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by AJ007 9y ago
In the EU, maybe not. This may be a signal that the internet has become way too centralized. The irony of the centralization of a decentralized platform is suddenly enforcement of regulations like these become feasible. The nuclear-war pro
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by AJ007 9y ago
Here is something that is equivalent, page level ads, which are identical to what Google calls interstitials - https://support.google.com/adsense/answer/6245304?hl=en How will Google punish themselves? Or will Goog
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by AJ007 9y ago
There just haven't been enough enforcement actions yet. "Advisors" will think twice once there is a history of people doing these paid endorsements for fraudulent fundraising losing their jobs and going to jail.
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by AJ007 9y ago
Per excellent report by Ben Edelman, which I strongly recommend reading for anyone interested in the booking platforms http://www.benedelman.org/publications/ota-bias-12jul2017.pd... Priceline Group: priceline.com, ag
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by AJ007 9y ago
We need a lot more technical articles here and a whole lot less political ones.
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by AJ007 9y ago
I'm betting many of these participants will get in considerable legal trouble. They are dealing in trackable cryptocurrency as opposed to hard cash. The paper trails are quite clear. If they were smart enough to only spend the funds on
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by AJ007 9y ago
Computers definitely lowered my test scores as a kid. I spent most of my class time thinking about being at home using my computer. Studying and doing homework was an exercise in doing the bare minimum as fast as possible As an adult, I&#x2
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by AJ007 9y ago
Step 1 - Make outrageous claim Step 2 - Receive lots of inbound links from people upset with your outrageous claim Step 3 - Cash in on your increased audience (or become elected President)
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by AJ007 9y ago
It could have some negative side effects, as in: "But the arrow pointed straight off of the edge of the cliff!"
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by AJ007 9y ago
There is a lot of other stuff going on that is completely unreported. I would recommend talking to Uyghurs directly. Clearly China is trying to solidify their geographical borders by turning majority ethnic groups in those given regions in
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by AJ007 9y ago
The big companies post all of their jobs on their website, but the smaller companies definitely do not. In developing countries it is even worse. In India it is common for jobs to be posted on a website as PDFs, which are scan/images o
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by AJ007 9y ago
Their javascript is complete crap. It is a pain in the ass to navigate on the phone and hardly better on desktop.
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by AJ007 9y ago
Certainly tracking telegrams is a far reach from today. Metadata tracks user's physical moves. Depending on web activity, it can even comes close to reconstructing what they are thinking. Who draws the line of what laws a commercial co
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by AJ007 9y ago
At some point, bots will produce more music a week than humans have produced in all of history. Then, when humans go outside and play a real instrument, a bot listening in will deliver a bill for royalties to the song that sounds nearly ide
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by AJ007 9y ago
In the long run, there are no truckers.
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by AJ007 9y ago
You are right, the line is whether the other party welcomed the advance. A lot of very smart people are not socially mature enough to even guess what will happen. Something worked once so they repeat it, over and over again. Companies shoul
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by AJ007 9y ago
It means their behavioral targeting now out earns contextual targeting, by quite a bit. This is just spin.
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by AJ007 9y ago
I wouldn't consider a security product secure unless it was compiled from the source code by oneself.
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by AJ007 9y ago
Have you used these gloves? And have you used them for different types of VR activities?
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by AJ007 9y ago
They announced a "Jobs API" for Google Cloud but it was closed, and as far as I can tell was the non-threatening trojan horse to get the big job sites integrated. ( https://cloud.google.com/jobs-api/ ) As you
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by AJ007 9y ago
I am doubtful nice, rule following Uber would have ever been able to break in to the markets they did. There are good examples here and bad ones. We've seen a few bad ones where startup founders do crazy stuff and end up in prison (and

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