EnFinlay

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by EnFinlay 10y ago
The voice recognition is good, but the interface is completely independent of Alexa. The interface is spawned from a group of people brainstorming all the different ways someone can ask to turn on the lights, and then figuring out the ways
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by EnFinlay 10y ago
No idea what it's worth, I just disagree that their ads are less valuable than other types.
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by EnFinlay 10y ago
I would disagree about the value they are offering to advertisers. Offering a platform where targeted users actually engage with the ad is huge. I'm no advertiser, but that sounds kind of like the holy grail - the user is not only en
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by EnFinlay 10y ago
My guess is that up until now, the cause for these events has been hard to quantify and identify. Like your example of people in West Virginia and Kentucky who have lost their jobs and got drenched in opiates. Who do we rally against for
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by EnFinlay 10y ago
Create a goal, break it down into sub-goals, then ritualize behaviours that will meet the sub-goals, making sure to never introduce too many new rituals at once. Works pretty well for long term lifestyle goals. On the downside, there isn&
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by EnFinlay 10y ago
Don't tell me how to live!
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by EnFinlay 10y ago
Workers are entitled to their safety, which is why OSHA and similar things exist. Blue collar situations are very similar to this, and I'm sure no one would defend a woodshop that had bandaids instead of hand guards and eye protection
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by EnFinlay 10y ago
Chances are they have a script that hits a couple different websites that represent different archetypes: light/heavy text, light/heavy images, light/heavy js, light/heavy ajax, flash, rendering, dependencies, fonts. In
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by EnFinlay 10y ago
Problems: 1. It was my cofounder and I's first startup and we lacked marketing skills 2. Most causal players perceive that for a given game, there are many people out there way better than them, so they didn't want to risk any mon
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by EnFinlay 10y ago
*Simon Fraser University Edit: I am also very curious about what happened to that bad-ass machine from Kamen.
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by EnFinlay 10y ago
In my experience (I could be wrong) most provably fair bitcoin gambling games don't require user interaction. It's just a seed that has a deterministic output. This type of provably fair is a different beast, as far as I can see
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by EnFinlay 10y ago
Skill based cash tournaments are a thing far removed from the block chain.
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by EnFinlay 10y ago
Agreed. Necessary if people are going to risk money. Give them the ability to practice.
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by EnFinlay 10y ago
From what I can tell the Ethereum component is confined to the entry fee and payout currency. This helps solve one of the biggest issues with skill based cash gaming, since there is much less friction when it comes to spending a cryptocurr
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by EnFinlay 10y ago
I cofounded a startup based around a similar idea. We were (attempting) to make an API that mobile game developers could plug into their games to add skill based cash tournaments. Mine was called Foosler. There were a couple others - Cash
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by EnFinlay 10y ago
>Eventually it gets to a near-superhuman level, where it's funnier than any human being around it. >>My belt holds up my pants and my pants have belt loops that hold up my belt. >>What's going on down there? >&gt
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by EnFinlay 10y ago
I'm not sure what a 3 step methodology is, so I can't answer that way. From what I know about this subject, she is proposing communicating to children that they have the ability to alter their own abilities. This is in contrast t
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by EnFinlay 10y ago
It was unclear to me if the criticism post and the reposting of the image were separate or together.
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by EnFinlay 10y ago
That's half the skill!
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I think you're right, this blogger is focusing their attention on this CA. Even though you're probably correct, it's irrelevant. Every CA should be able to stand up to whatever scrutiny people choose to put them under. Just
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by EnFinlay 10y ago
Devil's advocate, the majority of that time can be spent doing other activities in or around the laundromat.
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by EnFinlay 10y ago
I would argue for reducing the unit rather than increasing it. > Perhaps that's more important than disclosing per se. I respectfully disagree, I don't support any ulterior or non-marked advertising. I'd rather see legisl
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by EnFinlay 10y ago
Oh yeah, absolutely hard to gauge and what you say might be the intended outcome (50% of marketing budget is wasted, but which half yadda yadda...). But the other part of me refuses to believe that such an action was taken with no planned f
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by EnFinlay 10y ago
To answer the question of "why does it need to be disclosed" I'd say the line is primary purpose. For the Kim instagram thing in the link - primary purpose is to promote the product. Therefore ad and disclosure required. Red
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by EnFinlay 10y ago
I was at a talk given by the founder of PlentyOfFish and I asked him what sort or return he saw on the PoF appearances in popular music videos (Lady Gaga "Telephone" is the only one I remember right now). He said that it was just
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by EnFinlay 10y ago
Now this opens up a whole other thing. The comment you linked mentions that it is considered rude in Canada (which is where I'm from). But it also explains why it is used. I apologize for any accusations explicit or implicit in sayin
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by EnFinlay 10y ago
I don't see how the name of the university is a knockout blow to his credibility. What is your source of credibility, other than a vaguely racist username and declaration of kinship?
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by EnFinlay 10y ago
Man, I was excited to see Vancouver 2010 numbers.
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by EnFinlay 10y ago
"I’ve found that the definition is more useful to both developers and managers when it encompasses all debt of a technical nature." Isn't this the definition that everyone uses?
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This is the narrative being pushed but I don't believe it to be true.

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