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by EMM_386 6y ago
Did you intentionally leave out the first sentence of 7.1.1? > By default, a page is eligible for the interest cohort computation if the interestCohort() API is used in the page. I'm certainly not defending FLoC, I've been usin
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by EMM_386 6y ago
> Yeah, how do they know you viewed 5 stories? Block cookies or clear cookies on exit and they have basically no way of knowing. Require a login to view the server-rendered page? Use browser fingerprinting? There are ways beyond clients
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by EMM_386 6y ago
PHP doesn't run in the browser. This is about client-side SQL.
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I'm too late to edit but this client also supports Linux and has a FreeBSD port.
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For your site. If you don't serve ads that rely on Google-FLoC rankings, then you won't see any impact. Otherwise you'd see a financial hit. If your users go to another site, and they don't have client-side FLoC-blocki
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by EMM_386 6y ago
> So not only do users need to actually opt-out but site owners have to opt-out too? By setting this on the site level, your users won't have to opt-out. You are doing it for them (all of them). If you don't, then the browser
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by EMM_386 6y ago
Note the suggestion they are looking into, making sites "sticky": https://github.com/WICG/floc/commit/d822a35f4bfe7d5003fda4a7... Although the follow-up comment summarizes why this probably won&#x27
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by EMM_386 6y ago
If anyone is looking for an open source Windows/MacOS GUI for SQLite, this one has worked well for me: https://github.com/sqlitebrowser/sqlitebrowser
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by EMM_386 6y ago
The sample links are impressive to me. I don't follow the space closely but they sound conversational. https://soundcloud.com/user-565970875/pocket-article-wavernn...
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by EMM_386 6y ago
Always worth reading: The World's Largest Hedge Fund is a Fraud [PDF] Nov 7, 2005 Submission to the SEC - Harry Markopolos https://www.math.nyu.edu/faculty/avellane/madoffmarkopoulos....
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by EMM_386 6y ago
> Decide for yourself, whether this article is worth your time. Did you even read the article? It goes into a deep dive on AssemblyScript and WASM including discussions on Rust’s std::vec and Go’s slices, bump allocators, TurboFan&#x2F
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by EMM_386 6y ago
> I can't see what Deno even is. These are just release notes, for developers who already know what it is and want to see what's new. Literally the top result on Google for "Deno": https://deno.land/
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by EMM_386 6y ago
> They all wish they had made it big like some of the early lucky Bitcoin adopters, and no amount of grandstanding, or tech speak is going to convince me otherwise about any crypto founder If you do the math on the 80% ownership of coins
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by EMM_386 6y ago
> Signal, your bias is showing, and it makes me wonder what other vendors will get your ear and be integrated in the future. The "vendor" in this case is the creator of Signal. The rabbit hole runs very deep on this situation.
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by EMM_386 6y ago
> The Signal Foundation is a nonprofit. Signal Messenger LLC isn't. "Signal Messenger LLC. was founded simultaneously with the Signal Technology Foundation and operates as its subsidiary. Its CEO is Moxie Marlinspike and it is
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by EMM_386 6y ago
I don't see how the entire FLoC concept can succeed. There is zero incentive for Chromium forks, let alone any other browser vendor, to implement/leave-in this technology. For other browser vendors, it is zero-effort to not suppo
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by EMM_386 6y ago
What about people who went to college for something else but have been programming for many years professionally and have absorbed vast skill-set? If the degree on the resume puts those people into the "pass" bucket automatically,
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by EMM_386 6y ago
I was reading through the "harmful" lists, and some W3C drafts really fall into the "what were they thinking?" bucket: HTML Imports https://www.w3.org/TR/2016/WD-html-imports-20160225/
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by EMM_386 6y ago
The local pizzeria can say "only show advertisements that want to be shown within 30 miles of Somewhere, NY. The site for expecting mothers can show ads for baby products. Contextual advertising. Flip the entire thing upside down and
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by EMM_386 6y ago
> That is, advertising camping gear on a camping review site (without tracking) still has some nonzero commercial value even if facebook tracking exists and works. Precisely this. Go back to the advertising model where you place the adve
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by EMM_386 6y ago
Thanks for that, I'm very glad I asked. Your hypothesis around the restriction site is rather eye opening. The scientists involved in this study have faced intense online campaigns against them. https://twitter.com/Ro
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by EMM_386 6y ago
> Pop-out videos (aka picture-in-picture) are awesome Agreed on all points. It's funny, I've been using Firefox 20+ years and when I saw them recently boasting about PiP I thought "another useless feature". Until I
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by EMM_386 6y ago
> Furin cleavage sites very similar if not largely identical to this one have also been found in nature I don't believe this is correct. There are no other examples of a CoV within the sub-genera Sarbecovirus of a species/strai
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by EMM_386 6y ago
I agree with you that I am uncomfortable with the "hand-waviness" of the OP's response. If you are a virologist, I would really like your opinion on the science of the following document: https://onlinelibrary.w
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Renaissance Medallion Fund(en.wikipedia.org)
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> The complaint alleges that Horwitz and 1inMM promised investors returns in excess of 35% If someone offers you a 35% return and they aren't the Renaissance Medallion Fund, you should probably do your due diligence. https:/&#
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by EMM_386 6y ago
There is a lot of evidence. The lab in question was specifically warned about by the US State Department for studying coronaviruses that affect human ACE-2. I mentioned this in another comment, but here's the 2018 State Department war
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by EMM_386 6y ago
I changed "every" to "many", I wasn't intending to paint that with a broad brush. But they are making public statements with access to information that we don't have. So who's to say they are wrong? Pers
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We warned about this lab. https://www.washingtonpost.com/context/read-the-state-depart... Note part 6.
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by EMM_386 6y ago
> Even if China was malicious and deliberately sent it off to us, it could've been easily stopped but we didn't do it. I don't think this is the argument. China was affected by it immediately to, so it would seem that this

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