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by ENGNR 8y ago
Couple implementation questions: Who's javascript/cookies run in a real URL amp page, if any? What happens if I hit refresh, does it reload the AMP page or the real page? Can a webpage that isn't Google use real domain AMP pa
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by ENGNR 8y ago
Back in the day journalists didn't pick a side, they just checked the facts and published anything in the public interest
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by ENGNR 8y ago
That linked article doesn't say that Assange had any RNC emails, only that Russia probably has some. Given that Russia is very pro-Trump it's not hard to imagine Russia only providing Assange with the DNC ones to publish. And he h
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by ENGNR 8y ago
Even just proof that 5c worth of crypto or something was burned would would a good alternative. Let the site/app designer work out how often it needs to happen (maybe just the first few times if they're new) to stop spam and not c
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by ENGNR 8y ago
The semantic web without transactions is like the www without hyperlinks. How do you weight anything? Who cares about a pristine, motionless dataset? Maybe crypto transactions, basic at first but growing in complexity as each industry works
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The Chinese Burner(logicmag.io)
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by ENGNR 8y ago
Maybe Klotho!
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by ENGNR 8y ago
From a social point of view, I'm thinking our 'reward functions' are already massively under attack. From app notifications to fast food, gambling machines to dopamine triggering drugs Society is evolving, and the victors wil
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by ENGNR 8y ago
In the USA at least you could take it to the supreme court, Australians don't have a bill of rights
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by ENGNR 8y ago
'developer discusses with his boss' => that's 5 years prison right there, not joking It's 5 for not doing it and 5 for telling anyone, 10 for both
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by ENGNR 8y ago
I imagine that's only because FB/Google want to protect their distribution, and users run ads directly with them. Smaller publishers have no choice but to give it all up to the ad networks
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by ENGNR 8y ago
A common feature request for my app: remove FB login! These are users who didn't even use it. But just seeing the Facebook login option there next to email (it was the only OAuth) gave them the creeps. These aren't tech savvy user
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by ENGNR 8y ago
Never go public. It's solely for the bean counters selling Pepsi and Coachella
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by ENGNR 8y ago
I do it for selfish reasons. Veggies are cheap and easy to grow and full of minerals and protein. And high fibre legumes and grains are really good for gut bacteria Not anti meat, just pro plants
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by ENGNR 8y ago
It's still cool though If civilisation collapsed, as the power grid shut off, sys admins became farmers and ISPs collapsed, satellite ground stations go dark, interstate trade might still be possible through something like this. If it
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by ENGNR 8y ago
AWS actually made an interesting product, a distributed ledger that's 'trustless' as long as you trust Amazon, but with none of the overhead of blockchain so at least it's efficient I think Ethereum is going big places,
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by ENGNR 8y ago
If you treat the whole country as a battleground and the people as the enemy, don't then ask those same people to pretend you aren't hostile The moral high ground was lost once mass surveillance with no judicial oversight started.
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The worst problem of all, a conservative government who are about to lose an election
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by ENGNR 8y ago
Those weren't passed, it went in unamended
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by ENGNR 8y ago
I second this. Please be vocal about how Australian's are now boycotted. We need the government to freak out
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by ENGNR 8y ago
Doesn't this also effect git repositories maintained by Australians? (I say this as an Australian who wants secure software) All it takes is one malicious npm package
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by ENGNR 8y ago
Iceland? Switzerland? They'd need the system admins, CI infrastructure and code review team to be in a jurisdiction free of this kind of thing, and then treat all changes subject to laws like these as hostile The alternative is sell so
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by ENGNR 8y ago
Your local reputation is relative, there’s maybe a different version of it for every pair of eyes that assess you THE Chinese credit score is objective, there’s only one. It’s merely what the government thinks of you, with no room for disag
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by ENGNR 8y ago
I had a Dell XPS 9530 and the support was an absolute disaster. The techs had no idea (all local contractors I’d imagine), they fried the power, WiFi and incorrectly applied the thermal paste so it never worked properly After just one year
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by ENGNR 8y ago
It sounds like you should apply for Ycombinator, they accept non-profits too The hardest bit will be doing the marketing, getting sponsorship or donations from alumni so that it’s a sustainable organisation
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by ENGNR 8y ago
Moss is a great nerd though and a lot of the jokes are aimed at nerds. Better than the relatively insulting big bang theory
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by ENGNR 8y ago
It's an ongoing issue, I believe due to the way Android Chrome implemented keyboard events. Editors that specifically avoid the HTML endstate of contenteditable in favour of constructing a parallel state using keyboard events are all t
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by ENGNR 8y ago
It made sense when it was just mail (ie information) getting shuffled around, saving both sides from having to negotiate the other end in a foreign currency/language. But since e-commerce landed and it became real trade, being subsidiz
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by ENGNR 8y ago
Windows treats you like the product now, it's not your device. Try to defer an update (which takes forever) or dial back the information they get sent. It's just not going to happen Not to mention the constant battle with windows
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by ENGNR 8y ago
Very much appreciate the work What's AMPs goal here, is it to have untrusted third parties write their own UI's, but still run that whole site on the google domain? I hate to be cynical but if so that's the same old walled ga

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