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   by Flenser 13y ago

   I don't think you are calculating the same thing. Your calculations are that an assult will happen, whereas belorn was calculating for a specific woman, whether she would be the victim.
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   by Flenser 13y ago

   It's also been shown that we like to be consistent with what we've already said, so perhaps unstated opinions are more subject to change than stated ones.
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   by Flenser 13y ago

   Do you plan on keep this up-to-date based on new data?
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   by Flenser 13y ago

   >Frankly, if you ask me, this is a bare minimum. Get a Minimum Viable Bill passed and then iterate.
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   by Flenser 13y ago

   You're describing the overton window http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Overton_window
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   by Flenser 14y ago

   I don't understand how once the zero coin's serial number is revealed in the spend transaction it can remain anonymous. Can't you then go back and test previous mint transaction to see if it was for that serial number? If you're doing it co
7. 517.▲
   by Flenser 14y ago

   Just found an extension for chrome that puts an icon in the url box next to the star icon if there's an alternate stylesheet: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/style-chooser/daod...
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   by Flenser 14y ago

   git staged alias for git log remotes/trunk~4..HEAD --pretty=format:"%C(yellow)%h%C(white) %ad %aN%x09%d%x09%s" --date=short | awk -F'\t' '{gsub(/[, ]/,"",$2);gsub(/HEAD/, "\033[1;36mH\033[00m",$2);gsub(/master/, "\033[1;32mm\033[00m",
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   by Flenser 14y ago

   Or perhaps there wasn't a large enough subset of that subset who work at Google. They don't have a use for it internally so there's no way they can dogfood it.
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    by Flenser 14y ago

    I think with the prioritisation / reordering features on mobile it's more of a Google Tasks replacement seeing as how GTasks has received very little attention since it was launched.
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    by Flenser 14y ago

    All they really need is a way to bookmark searches. Then labels can be whatever system the user wants, #hashtags, @gtd_contexts, :whatever:
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    by Flenser 14y ago

    Could you federate some of the feed fetches to your users? Get the UI to check for updates to some subset of that user's feeds and then ping the newsblur server to tell it when there's been an update.
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    by Flenser 14y ago

    Someone should create a site with estimates of how long it will be before google products are shut down based on when they last had a new feature added or were blogged about, in a similar (although opposite) vein to the predictions on http
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    by Flenser 14y ago

    I wonder if Merchant Circle would be willing to sell the old Bloglines codebase seeing as they aren't using it.
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    by Flenser 14y ago

    Found the commit, it was due to the load: https://github.com/samuelclay/NewsBlur/commit/f5ec4fa37d0a81... Hopefully it will go back to 64 once things get under control.
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    by Flenser 14y ago

    This petition has 10x the number of signatures https://www.change.org/petitions/google-keep-google-reader-r...
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    by Flenser 14y ago

    How many sites can a free account follow? The front page copy says 64, but when I log in it says I can only turn on 12.
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    by Flenser 14y ago

    Does it send the alert straight away or do you get a chance to stop it if it triggers accidentally or the accident isn't so bad that you need an ambulance?
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    by Flenser 14y ago

    That's the average for USA. I didn't get that straight away either and wondered why Google fiber had a lowest speed of 1.25Mbps* and what CLEARWIRE was.
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    by Flenser 14y ago

    It's stored on your PC in the window.localstorage for that extension. I used the Extension Gallery and Web Store Inspector to look at the code without installing the extension: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/extension-gallery-..
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    by Flenser 14y ago

    I've only just realised this is built into chrome natively: Right click on any tab in a window and choose "Bookmark all tabs..." from the bottom of the menu. Or press CTRL+SHIFT+D. This has the following advantages over OneTab: 1. You can a
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    by Flenser 14y ago

    Initially I thought this might be an easier way for me to save sessions than my current session saving solution which doesn't make saving a single window a one click operation. I could use in conjunction with the split tabs to new window ex
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    by Flenser 14y ago

    The automakers could do what some web apps do, roll out new releases to a percentage of users. They could start with cars in areas where accidents are less likely to cause injuries (not densely populated, flat terrain).
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    by Flenser 14y ago

    I should also have said that this system means that for forums I feel safe enough using the same password on all sites as it will never be linked with the same address. (I still use a different (predictable for me) password for banking/ecom
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    by Flenser 14y ago

    I have anything sent to any address at my vanity domain forwarded to gmail. I use the name of the website and add e.g. ".shop@mydomain.tld" or ".bank@mydomain.tld" so I can apply different labels to them in gmail. It works great except I ch
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    by Flenser 14y ago

    This is the url for the feedback form. It redirects to a login page if you're not logged in. https://connect.microsoft.com/IE/feedback/CreateFeedbackForm...
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    by Flenser 14y ago

    It would be great if you could let users indicate preferences between answers so that you could produce an ordered graph of which answers are better than others. I'm thinking of something similar to the less wrong textbook recommendations[1
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    by Flenser 14y ago

    Perhaps part of the reason Microsoft hasn't switched to a faster release cycle is a fear that the quicker they iterate IE the quicker it will be replaced by other browsers. They need a certain baseline for their own internet solutions, but
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    by Flenser 14y ago

    Are you aware of Evil[1] for Emacs? It also has a surround mode[2] to emulate vim's. [1] http://emacswiki.org/emacs/Evil [2] https://github.com/timcharper/evil-surround
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    by Flenser 14y ago

    This video shows how to make REST APIs with xhtml that you can test in a browser. It demonstrates independent evolution and decoupled implementation of the client and server: The code for creating the client is available here: https://gith