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Jolter
7y ago
I don't think someone without an account can be tagged in a photo. More importantly, the recognition engine will not find them, afaik.
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Jolter
7y ago
Youtube videos are definitely protected by copyright, though.
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Jolter
7y ago
Consider whether this is a trait of developers in general, or your own personality. I have colleagues who push ever forward with no regard to maintenance, and others who prefer the satisfaction of refactoring a working system into working e
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Jolter
7y ago
Context please?
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Jolter
7y ago
"– Every time you open an app like Grindr advertisement networks get your GPS location, device identifiers and even the fact that you use a gay dating app. This is an insane violation of users’ EU privacy rights, says Max Schrems, foun
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Jolter
7y ago
Maybe we have different definitons of high speed. A pedestrian who gets hit by a car going 30 km/h will most likely survive, while one hit at 50 will most likely not. Likewise, a car crash at 70 km/h is very survivable by driver a
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Jolter
7y ago
If you look at stats for temperate climates, the chief factor is normally not the winter but the summer. In snowy weather, drivers actually tend to slow down, and even though many go off the road, they are slow crashes with few fatalities.
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Jolter
7y ago
Of course they couldn't control for weather, that's one reason they need three years of data for the study.
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Jolter
7y ago
It's an ignorant police force quoted, mostly.
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Jolter
7y ago
Here's a hot take for you: Speed is a primary factor in any fatal crash. People don't die in low speed accidents. Of course, if the cars involved were not going fast, our stone-age brains would not make stupid decisions and cause
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Jolter
7y ago
Amazon will swap in fakes no matter what seller you're using, as long as they're using Amazon's fullfillment services. Search this site, there is like one article a month about it.
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Jolter
7y ago
(2015) in title, please.
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Jolter
7y ago
It's very unusual to find scissors in real life where the handles overlap, so I think it makes sense to assume they don't. Read the last few oddballs, they are indeed expected to overlap.
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Jolter
7y ago
Unfortunately, their panels are usually not up to par. If you have specific examples, I'd be interested in learning about them.
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Jolter
7y ago
Well you're clearly no Swedish Social Democrat...
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Jolter
7y ago
What's the total annual income of the App Store these days?
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Jolter
7y ago
What are you going to do with your "enriched" inventory? Sit on it?
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Jolter
7y ago
Around the middle of the century, but predictions vary from soon up until 2100CE. I hate these long-form articles with clickbait headlines.
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Jolter
7y ago
It does grow bigger, assuming that the education level of workers is increasing. This is one of the founding tenets of Scandinavian social democracy. Eventually society will expect every citizen to go to at least college. This becomes more
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Jolter
7y ago
That's not what he wrote.
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Jolter
7y ago
The older model streetcars in Gothenburg, Sweden, have the same arrangement. These are from the 60s and are still in use.
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Jolter
7y ago
Looks like it's about pixel fonts specifically.
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Jolter
7y ago
.. Which I would expect people to eat before brushing, not after.
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Jolter
7y ago
Why is the study only single-blinded? If the person administering the tests knows that they are testing the placebo group, it could influence the results. I don't see why they could not make this double blind if they wanted to. It mak
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Jolter
7y ago
So did the previous studies of testosterone exposure, from what I've understood. So, this study still serves perfectly well to debunk them.
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Jolter
7y ago
That's just not what the study studied. You can speculate but there is no evidence for that hypothesis in this paper.
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Jolter
7y ago
If we had made laws 20 years ago, forbidding combustion engines by 2019, I'm convinced we would have all been driving electric cars by now. The problem electric cars had in the past, that Tesla was the first to overcome, was range. So
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Jolter
7y ago
It's seemingly not the case that Comcast has competitors in any given area of the U.S.
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Jolter
7y ago
Examples?
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Jolter
7y ago
We spent all spring trying to hire two engineers. It's not a buyer's market right now, at least not in my town.
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