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Deestan
8y ago
Professionals. Hire an expert. If you can't answer these questions yourself (which is fine - it's specialized knowledge separate from the skillset needed for building a useful application), you are lacking critical competence fo
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8y ago
Not trying to be snide, but why do you type this into a comment field and wait up to an hour for someone to summarize it for you rather than googling "coal fire"?
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8y ago
Click the link, then click "read more". It'll be on the top of the page after that.
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8y ago
Agree with the main point: Do regularly step outside "your" assigned work to fix problems. I still think yak shaving is bad, but tautologically. It's only called yak shaving when you go too deep. Not yak A: My build faile
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8y ago
> The rest is not even wrong. Please elaborate. Your rude dismissal is not informative.
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8y ago
When learning from mistakes either big or small, trace a few "why" back.
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8y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shilling
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8y ago
> Who is still answering phone calls on their cell from numbers not in their contact book? Anyone with kids. Anyone who works as a B2B customer contact.
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8y ago
Their reputation doesn't matter. If Favorite Artist comes to town to play, you will buy a ticket because you love the artist. Whether the ticket handler is a piece of shit is inconsequential.
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8y ago
Video file length is not the type of time they ran out of. To present a topic properly takes much more time than the 2 minutes you see in the video.
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While not as bad off as the US, we are still seeing similar trends. They still can't afford to buy apartments until their 30s if they have good jobs, while their parents bought houses at the age of 20 working as factory drones.
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8y ago
We already have functional laws against misleading (not just obvious lies) advertisements, so it should be no stretch to have similar ones for misleading instructions.
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As porn (or "shopping for surprise gifts" for a more PR-friendly example) is a common use case for those, it makes sense to get a reminder to also close the tabs.
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8y ago
> Climate change should be debated Yes, by people who are trained scientists and researchers. We don't need more poorly informed, mathematically weak, statistically challenged, dilletantes yelling into the mix.
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8y ago
Physical CCGs have always been on the nice side of a gray area, digital CCGs are worse, and most loot boxes are much worse. Some important differences (experience drawn from Magic: the Gathering CCG, Rocket League, Team Fortress 2, Hearthst
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8y ago
We see you recently bought a dishwasher. Here are some ads for more dishwashers.
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8y ago
It is also believed that the world is flat, and that magic crystals will protect your computer from viruses.
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8y ago
Security through inconvenience?
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8y ago
In your three dots logic, this would have a red dot person kill themselves if there are two blue dots: The two blue dotted people aren't killing themselves because they are still thinking "wait, why isn't he killing himself&q
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8y ago
Given 2 red dots, they would already know that not all dots are blue even before the stranger comes. At their first town meeting, everyone would know "not all dots are blue" and they would know that everyone else knew that inform
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8y ago
> 16000 teleportation edges [...] doesn't include physical travel edges between the vertices
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9y ago
Doctors would hate that.
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9y ago
This sounds snide, but please believe me my intention is to be helpful. Have you considered instead raising your level? The relevant topic, as stated in the comment, is linear algebra.
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> People use cars to rob banks. Yeah. But it's not legal and they get in trouble. It would be a better comparison if cars allowed people to legally drain bank accounts.
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On the contrary, disallowing low-effort garbage to drown out all attempts at discourse is a type of censorship that makes room for quality discussion. Abstracting all communication as "speech" and therefore "free speech"
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9y ago
The pea method eliminates bubbles. A thin layer does not.
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In any discussion about regulations killing business dreams, remember that this is the kind of business they are killing.
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> isolated incidents of horror. They are not. They happen with such regularity that you can reliably estimate them per year. They are empirically preventable.
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"Thanks for watching! Please help keeping this channel alive and do not look away during the ads. Bye!"
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9y ago
The word "crypto" has been literally decimated, and I could care less.
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