AlexDragusin

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   by AlexDragusin 7y ago

   The issue with this is that one would end up with a page of stuff related to the keyword as opposed to the desirable way of ending up with an actual product page itself.
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   by AlexDragusin 7y ago

   Love the "surprise me" on https://wiby.me/
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   by AlexDragusin 7y ago

   I've started off a seed list (compiled from both Alexa and Romanian Wikipedia) and from there on spidering through links found on each of the pages. I needed only the pages written in Romanian language so right after download, a langua
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   by AlexDragusin 7y ago

   With JavaScript disabled, works like a charm.
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   by AlexDragusin 7y ago

   Immensely useful which I am forever grateful that it exists. I've made use of it thoroughly during a search engine indexer test I ran back in 2013, which allowed me to pretty much download and index (download + indexing in one go) an e
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   by AlexDragusin 7y ago

   "Amazon FC Ambassadors" seriously? Reminds me of the missionaries carrying bibles, in this case spreading the Lord Bezos word.
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   by AlexDragusin 7y ago

   Make sure you don't get caught though :P
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   by AlexDragusin 7y ago

   Kafka is alive and well and he is making smart bulbs.
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   Frank Abagnale: Crime is 4k times easier today(techrepublic.com)

   2 points by AlexDragusin 7y ago|0 comments
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    by AlexDragusin 7y ago

    Another one being the Philippines - Canada case https://www.nytimes.com/2019/05/23/world/asia/philippines-ca...
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    by AlexDragusin 7y ago

    Luckily, work is being done to emulate various human organs [0] so that we can move away from animal testing. [0] https://newatlas.com/organs-on-chips-testing/33337/
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    by AlexDragusin 7y ago

    > It is absolutely true that Yahoo! never figured out how to turn Tumblr into a business and ending up losing its shirt on the investment. Given that Yahoo never figured out how to turn search into a business, that speaks volumes of th
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    by AlexDragusin 7y ago

    Couldn't some sort of waiver be signed in presence of various witnesses and properly notarized etc work in these cases instead? That way the company would not be held liable and the patient, by his own choice, can get access to the dru
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    by AlexDragusin 7y ago

    Just a matter of engineering which we are well capable of solving, as long as batteries are clearly labeled as consumable items [1] they should be user replaceable which given the limitations of current battery technology, would also reduce
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    by AlexDragusin 7y ago

    Sure that is the way, for the meantime the technology in use comes with the risk of blowing up and it would be sensible to take that into consideration during engineering, among other things such as the inconveniences. Accepting the reality
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    by AlexDragusin 7y ago

    Yes I've seen them and it's driven by the misguided quest for the thinnest, form over function devices while refusing to accept that battery technology is not yet up to the task. Particularly when you consider the volatile Lithium
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    by AlexDragusin 7y ago

    I am wondering how long this non-removable battery fiasco is gonna last, instead of an expensive recall it would been a simple battery recall and swap that doesn't involve leaving the laptop in service for any amount of time and doable
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    by AlexDragusin 7y ago

    I think it would be great if spacewalks could be performed by remote controlling the android, it would be much faster, less prep and of course, eliminating the safety issues for humans performing the spacewalks for repairs. I'm really
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    Russia's space agency human-like android Fedor to join the ISS crew next week(dailymail.co.uk)

    1 points by AlexDragusin 7y ago|0 comments
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    by AlexDragusin 7y ago

    Back in 2009 Alex Dragusin hypothesized: "In a finite space there must be a finite number of events, which are strictly related (in a cause-effect chain) to the finite constraints, are therefore not random." In the absence of high
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    by AlexDragusin 7y ago

    Among various reasons: - Most people overcomplicate things, in general, not just in web dev. - Not using the right tool for the job (I often run into sites displaying static content where they are using a bunch of frameworks and unnecessary
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    by AlexDragusin 7y ago

    Reminds me of the Planes, Trains and Automobiles movie.