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by BMc2020 4y ago
Interesting, I don't know javascript though. In chrome I use the Automa extension, which is connecting lines with blocks (and you still have to pick up some js. I didn't even know what an 'element' was when I started).
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by BMc2020 4y ago
Also called the Reddit hug of death. Fun Fact: Back in 2000, Joe Lieberman claimed his website was 'hacked'. What did happen was he used a cheap $20 a month website that got the hug of death. Fact 2: This asshole killed the healt
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by BMc2020 4y ago
I liked Small Gods , I didn't feel like I was missing anything by reading that first. I haven't read most of them.
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Albert Wenger is a partner at Union Square Ventures (USV), a New York-based early stage VC firm focused on investing in disruptive networks...Before joining USV, Albert was the president of del.icio.us through the company’s sale to Yahoo.
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by BMc2020 4y ago
Huh, turns out I did and had completely forgotten it. Check my history if you don't believe. 1 point by BMc2020 4 days ago | parent | context | prev | next [–] | on: How Safe Are Nuclear Power Plants? And yet my own studies on reac
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by BMc2020 4y ago
I have, so many times I didn't feel the need to read this particular one. Was there something new?
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by BMc2020 4y ago
been using it and the sister sites (techurls, sciurls etc.) a long time now. A great low bandwidth agregator. browserling also has many other interesting online tools you might find useful: https://www.browserling.com/tools
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by BMc2020 4y ago
Learning to delegate well at work is the best way to free up your time. I'm dumbstruck by the profundity. Just so I can value-add and not be a shitposter, I'll add this anecdote: Many years ago I was watching a get-rich-quick by
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by BMc2020 4y ago
Well yes, but the 'market' is just normal employees. They understand 1) email and 2) excel for lists and data entry. No formula excel writing. They will never do 'no-code' programming or anything else except at gunpoin
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Thank you, and the equation was balanced. Think like a Dinosaur , James Patrick Kelly
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A downvote? It's my favorite line from the book.
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RUSS NUKE PANAMA
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by BMc2020 4y ago
And yet my own studies on reactor safety—which include papers co-authored with the late M.I.T. physicist and Nobel laureate Henry Kendall, and several books based on extensive reporting for this magazine—have concluded that nuclear power’s
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by BMc2020 4y ago
And yet it happened. My theory is that I tripped some fraud detection software run by the advertisers, who would know their traffic was disappearing, who in turn notified comcast that my IP address was violating terms of service. All done
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by BMc2020 4y ago
How would Comcast be aware you were using such a device? My theory is that I tripped some fraud detection software run by the advertisers, who would know their traffic was disappearing, who in turn notified comcast that my IP address was
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by BMc2020 4y ago
I set one up and Xfinity Comcast started disabling my cable. Suddenly no dns, I'd log into my cable modem and the signal strength would be zero. At first it was a for a few minutes at a time, then a few hours at a time, then overnight
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by BMc2020 4y ago
How can men reap the benefit of the algorithms? Level up your mental health game. That means getting into some individual therapy to address your skills gap. It means valuing your own internal world and respecting your ideas enough to commu
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by BMc2020 4y ago
If you want a chrome extension you could try Automa (use the Forms block) If you want a standalone you could try Autohotkey (Send, Sendraw, Sendinput)
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by BMc2020 4y ago
Scientistic materialism is a term used mainly by proponents of creationism and intelligent design to describe scientists who have a materialist worldview. The stance has been attributed to philosopher George Santayana. I invite the author
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by BMc2020 4y ago
There are as many different ways to do things as there are people. My take is he is keeping a close eye on you, and if you do well you'll get a lot more autonomy going forward. But you just can't tell, this might be because he lo
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by BMc2020 4y ago
Being born into poverty.
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by BMc2020 4y ago
It took four clicks to get to the actual paper: https://s3.amazonaws.com/real.stlouisfed.org/wp/2022/2022-01... Between February and April of 2020, U.S. employment declined by 22 million people (about 15 per
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by BMc2020 4y ago
According to Heinlein, the Howard Foundation was started in the 19th century by Ira Howard, a millionaire dying of old age in his forties, for the purpose of extending human lifespan. Howard himself did not live to see the outcome; he simp
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by BMc2020 4y ago
The result is a pseudo-dialog—not between a commenter and people who replied to his comment—but between different commenters who steal the focus of the discussion to their own opinion. Yes! In fact, this is how I ended up fixing my parad
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by BMc2020 4y ago
The Russians had to do this (a few years ago now, don't remember when). It had never occured to the designers that the river could get to warm.
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by BMc2020 4y ago
Like you I'm still on the fence, but lately I'm leaning that the Titanic was unseaworthy.
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Derek, write an article about sock puppet accounts.
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by BMc2020 4y ago
yet another Derek Thompson article, how odd. The last one on why your house was so expensive (that never once mentioned speculation or foreign buyers) was chrisjfins second submission ever. His first was in 2017. Now bejelentkezni makes t
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by BMc2020 4y ago
No doubt related to the CHIPS act, named after a TV show about motorcycle cops. https://www.commerce.senate.gov/services/files/1201E1CA-73CB... Some interesting things in there ($50 million for artificial photosyn
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by BMc2020 4y ago
Cubicle with walls moved by hydraulic pistons to make your cubicle bigger when you exceed your quota. If you don't, they start to close in, Star Wars trash-compactor style.

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