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CodeCube
9y ago
This is a really interesting perspective ... though, I'm sure it could be argued that, "it only makes them more rare, and thus valuable!!11!1!" ;)
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9y ago
OMG yes!! I honestly really mostly kinda don't mind ads for media that I value (youtube, spotify, etc) ... however, when it comes down to it, when I get served the same freaking ad over and over and over and over, it just drives me up
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9y ago
I _think_ I'm aware of some of these things you're referring to (raiden network, etc), but I wonder if you could list some of this research ... I'm trying to keep up with the latest developments.
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9y ago
Let them who has never released a bug into production throw the first stone ;)
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9y ago
I think "fake accounts" is definitely a problem ... however, don't think it's the true issue. They should take a note from the financial industry, and self-impose more stringent KYC and content regulations for those post
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9y ago
I wonder if anyone who has received an https://aigrant.org will make their way over to aifund
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9y ago
I'll suggest that there's a delicate dance to be had here ... you're right, anyone willing to go through setting up and managing their own server, will probably have "more to say", and dedicate more time and effort
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9y ago
I've been hiding any page that anyone shares: memes, animals, jokes, fails, vines, overly-partisan political, bad pop-science ("OMG look at this projector in a wristband that lets you use your iPhone in the tub!"), stupid &qu
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9y ago
That this is even a sentence one can utter is :face-palm:
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9y ago
I don't know ... I feel like those aggregation sites ended up killing the golden goose. People stopped visiting individual sites (and adding them to their browser favorites) because they could just visit the aggregator, and eventually
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9y ago
Getting a lot of nostalgia as well ... for most people, social media has 100% replace the "need" for maintaining their own individual blog. They can post their thoughts to facebook well enough, and their friend list (when shared)
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9y ago
Though I use it for the same reason you mention ... I always am paranoid when I have cruise control engaged for very long distances. Have no idea how likely this would be, but the fear that creeps and stays in the back of my head is that I&
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9y ago
This right here ... so many people eat lunch at their desk. I find that I feel so much better when I take a break, both from being inside, and being in front of my computer where my work cannot escape my brain.
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9y ago
Unfortunately, you may be happy with Amazon, but there's loads of examples of where this is going wrong for consumers. From issues with counterfit products (see the post recently about the guy who unknowingly was "charged" wi
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9y ago
Wow ... this is really timely for me, in the context of contemporary movie reviews. I won't mention any specific ones so as to not taint the conversation, but I've found myself disagreeing with movie critics more and more these da
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9y ago
This is a very easy position to take when you're part of the group that can easily become an "automator". I want to be entirely on the side that you describe here, but I simply can't ignore the negative quality of life t
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9y ago
I've often thought that having pets (who will obviously have a shorter lifetime than humans) will help them learn to deal with death. That way, when it inevitably happens to an adult in their life, they will have experience processing
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9y ago
same ... I can't watch movies and tv shows (cop dramas and such) in which a child is victimized. When such an episode comes on, I just get really uncomfortable, and nope out to do something else.
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9y ago
> uptight social culture of finance looooool ... You mean like the men having competitions to see who can hit the urinal from furthest away? or barefoot wrestling on the trading floor? Those are both reputable stories I've had relay
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9y ago
I'm torn between wanting to agree with you ("Idiocracy is a documentary!", et al), and the cognitive dissonance of the greater and greater scientific and technological achievements we continue to create. Maybe there's an
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9y ago
If only this article were about squirrels :P
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9y ago
When I was in high school, we had an elderly man in the neighborhood. I don't even remember how, but my family befriended him, and before long me and my brother were going over to do yard chores for him, and listen to him talk about hi
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9y ago
It shouldn't be up to the individual and profit-seeking ISPs to decide that E911 and tele-surgery packets get priority. If there's a QoS concern for something, and it's deemed important enough, this is a perfectly rational pl
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9y ago
But ... I want a VR motorcycle! :P
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9y ago
I still can't believe that trading pokemon between friends wasn't a day 1 feature.
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9y ago
There it is ... respectfully, I hope your mindset is extinguished and rendered extinct soon. Disrespectfully ... well, I won't share my disrespectful thoughts here; just know that they exist.
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9y ago
Why does living next to someone else destroy an ethnic identity? Does a chinese family moving into an italian neighborhood all of a sudden mean that no one can open an italian restaurant? If there is a German festival one weekend, does that
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9y ago
> At least for the current generation, for whom anything short of direct and violent prejudice on the basis of a few phenotypes is the only thinkable definition of racism, and for whom "racist" is a stinging moral and personal
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9y ago
https://www.xamarin.com/forms Mac desktop support is in preview ( https://blog.xamarin.com/preview-bringing-macos-to-xamarin-f... ), and Linux and WPF backends are in development. So ... almost there!
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9y ago
bruh, put a trigger warning before bringing that up! faints
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