Beldin

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by Beldin 8y ago
Naah, I can totally see that happen. Ideas are the proverbial dime a dozen, getting them to a profitable stage involves a lot of effort that has very little to do with the core idea and a lot to do with attracting an audience, establishing
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by Beldin 8y ago
Sorry for not being clear. My idea was a small file on A.com/mailchimp that takes the arguments and passes them on to mailchimp's servers (possibly already spreading, e.g. mailing1.a.com.mailchimp.com/clicktrack?click=...) T
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by Beldin 8y ago
It doesn't address the original problem: you want users that receive a mail claiming to come from A.com not to click on a link to B.com. The only advantage that routing clicks through MailChimp has, is clicktracking. Clicktracking can
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by Beldin 8y ago
If the same thing has been done here, what's the point? Sokal already made that point long ago. There is no academic goal in repeating that experiment. Moreover, repeating it 20-fold? That's not even ethical - either one success p
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by Beldin 8y ago
Moreover, what I'm interested in: what goal did they have that goes beyond Sokal and SciGen-generated papers? It wasn't clear from the article, and those two categories have already done a number of hoax papers. So we already kno
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by Beldin 8y ago
Actually, to be pedantic, the probability is one. Not "very close to one", but "exactly one". P (X | X) = 1.
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by Beldin 8y ago
Don't they take a cut from any transaction in the Play store? In stores around here, you can buy gift cards with a Google logo on it (play store credit). That's about as direct a way of giving them money as i can think of.
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by Beldin 8y ago
I was told that the washing machine should run at max temp about once a month - specifically to sanitise the machine. Can be an empty load (but not required). If you didn't try that before, give it a shot. Hopefully it'll help.
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by Beldin 8y ago
Around here, they build a stone wall, then add a layer of insulation against it, then build a brick wall against that. That layer of insulation had been mandatory since at least mid-80s, and requirements for thickness have increased a few
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by Beldin 8y ago
Privacy. In the EU, there's the GDPR with such rights as the right to be forgotten, the right to access and correct any data a company has in you, etc. In the US, the FCC recently made it possible for ISPs to sell data on browsing be
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by Beldin 8y ago
Nah, probably not.from how i read it, is not that the field is strong, but that it's so incredibly localised. The molecules arrange along the field lines (H being more positive and O more negative). Since the field lines are so close