Jackim

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   by Jackim 6y ago

   If you bring the image into a photo editor you'll find that the background of Mail's dark mode is RGB #000000, the purest digital black there is.
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   by Jackim 6y ago

   See here: https://www.mystateline.com/news/national/medical-examiner-n... > The medical examiner said Floyd had underlying health conditions, including coronary artery disease and hypertensive heart disease. &g
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   by Jackim 6y ago

   I could see it being used for screenshots of text to draw attention to certain points. Tweets, facebook posts, etc.
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   by Jackim 6y ago

   Fair enough. Re-reading your comment now and I understand your point better.
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   by Jackim 6y ago

   So the additional income is "nice", but wouldn't that mean it is improving your wellbeing? Removing the extra income would reduce your happiness, would it not?
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   by Jackim 7y ago

   Salmonella can be inside eggs. "However, outbreaks of salmonellosis (an infection caused by Salmonella bacteria) still happen because Salmonella also silently infects the ovaries of healthy-looking hens, contaminating the eggs inside t
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   by Jackim 7y ago

   https://iopscience.iop.org/article/10.1088/1748-9326/8/2/024...
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   by Jackim 7y ago

   If your bike has fenders and you dress as you normally would in the rain, it's not that bad! http://www.copenhagencyclechic.com/2014/11/its-raining-its-p...
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   by Jackim 7y ago

   https://youtube.com/Polyphonic
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    by Jackim 7y ago

    A Secchi disk is a pretty reliable way to measure water clarity.
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    by Jackim 7y ago

    This design doesn't use bevel gears.
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    by Jackim 7y ago

    It is definitely impressive. But it's something that I think could be defeated pretty easily with a pretty simple machine learning model. Could be a fun project!
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    by Jackim 7y ago

    I have uBlock origin and I still occasionally see ads in Facebook feeds.
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    by Jackim 7y ago

    Skyscraperpage for local development news. Cyburbia for urban planning in general.
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    by Jackim 7y ago

    Very cool! Thanks for the response, and I wish you all the best.
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    by Jackim 7y ago

    I read in the Bloomberg article that the machine itself hasn't yet created "enough gasoline to power his Golf even a single mile". I assume you've already made enough to power an engine in the separate steps? How long be
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    by Jackim 7y ago

    As far as I can tell they're selling data. Their API requires hotlinking so they can track everything. They know exactly how often each picture is viewed and downloaded. Unsplash knows which images are successful and which ones are dud
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    by Jackim 8y ago

    I think it's still worth saying. Sure, one can write the cheque. But the problem is most don't have to and won't do it voluntarily.
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    by Jackim 8y ago

    the definition of natural means apart from humankind
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    by Jackim 8y ago

    Here's how: https://support.google.com/earth/answer/148094?hl=en
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    by Jackim 8y ago

    Going payout is around $.80/1000 views from what I've heard.
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    by Jackim 8y ago

    Amplify might be the word you're looking for!
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    by Jackim 8y ago

    At least Google has plenty of subdomains that are websites. mail.google.com, sites.google.com, drive.google.com, images.google.com, maps.google.com...
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    by Jackim 8y ago

    Kids barely use computers these days. Schools buy tablets (iPads/Android) and Chromebooks. Neither encourage computer literacy. At home they have phones and iPads for the most part.
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    by Jackim 8y ago

    I think you might mean "unequivocally"
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    by Jackim 8y ago

    Tools like this are awesome for remote 1-on-1 tutoring.
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    by Jackim 8y ago

    "Grey" is the British/Canadian spelling, the author appears to be American. The only times "grey" showed up in the article were in direct quotes, presumably from British English writers.
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    by Jackim 8y ago

    This is actually a serious problem. Cheap shipping seasons are getting shorter for the remote North [1]. [1] https://www.cbc.ca/radio/day6/episode-335-100-days-of-sean-s...
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    by Jackim 8y ago

    Between Audible and Amazon directly they account for ~50% of audiobook sales[1]. [1] https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2018-03-13/amazon-tu...
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    by Jackim 8y ago

    Lots of people in freezing areas of the world do all sorts of things on frozen lakes/water bodies. There are ice roads in Canada's North that are only open when it's cold enough for the water to freeze. Heavy transport trucks