Mao_Zedang

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by Mao_Zedang 10y ago
That isnt stopping them from trying.
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by Mao_Zedang 10y ago
It would be interesting to see how much twitters war against feelings and words is effecting their bottom line.
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by Mao_Zedang 10y ago
http://gab.ai/ is bleeding users off as well.
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by Mao_Zedang 10y ago
Yes
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by Mao_Zedang 10y ago
Things like this pricing difference between VM and App Service which run on the same dedicated hardware, not sure why its still 2x the price? http://i.imgur.com/KgNotp6.png
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by Mao_Zedang 10y ago
I guess it just depends on who you think ICANN represents and who has the default implied ownership of domains, I would like to think they are a public asset, its like radio space do you think the gov should sell life time ownership of the
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by Mao_Zedang 10y ago
Because it grates against the implied purpose of the inclusiveness of the internet. Every company registering these new TLD's keep all the good ones for themselves or in googles case they just keep the whole thing. The means for the m
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by Mao_Zedang 10y ago
I really loath gTLD, I understand because of domain squatting we need to increase the supply but this is just gross. A fairer system would have domains registration costs vary by length (shorter is more expensive)
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by Mao_Zedang 10y ago
The reason why it solves clickbait vs investigative journalism is because its an apportioned revenue share. click bait is easy to write and has more competition if a user reads loads of clickbait the revenue the author makes from that user
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by Mao_Zedang 10y ago
The problem with Patreon style is you have to convert every single transaction between Author and User. By direct payments I mean, Platform -> Author not Platform -> NYT (99% of the profits) -> Author (salary)
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by Mao_Zedang 10y ago
Convice people twice? Switch browser and use micro payments? I wouldnt want that funnel.
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by Mao_Zedang 10y ago
Paying per article would appear to me to be too much friction, I want something where I pay $10 a month and say 70% of my subscription is apportioned among the articles I read and maybe even a supplement patreon style addon or something in
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by Mao_Zedang 10y ago
``Stop giving money to people that don't really need it and don't really appreciate it.`` There are more than enough monied people who think this way in SV but they dont seem to be throwing angel money at people in this predicamen
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by Mao_Zedang 10y ago
We need the spotify of media, where journalists are paid directly from their readers maybe an aportioned rev share model. People who want articles about the kardashians still get them and people who want to read about conflict in the middle
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by Mao_Zedang 10y ago
I hope plantair wins this sort of lawsuit could really hurt women and diversity efforts to get into tech jobs if companies are forced to hire based on qualified candidate pools.
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by Mao_Zedang 10y ago
I wonder what the Google Shield team thinks of YouTube heroes.
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by Mao_Zedang 10y ago
I have to pay $200 to get the software in my car updated and its crap.
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by Mao_Zedang 10y ago
If the product is so expensive, and someone can make a competing product for less viably I find it hard to believe that it hasn't been done. A more fair comparison would be "medical aid which wasnt subjected to the same regulation
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by Mao_Zedang 10y ago
Be nice to see something that uses cloud storage like Azure table storage, but run locally so at least I have a backup. Also that log is horrendous, but hey its free!
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by Mao_Zedang 10y ago
Be interesting to train a model using user generated, is this click bait title yes/no. Is this something machine learning could get very good at?
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by Mao_Zedang 10y ago
I agree its super complex, these bounds wouldn't be limited to integer based variables. I would also argue there are very narrow instances where you would want to bound a variable and also do arithmetic on it. The language should make
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by Mao_Zedang 10y ago
I have always been interested in this area of programming. One thing I have always wanted is the ability to enforce restrictions on data types beyond memory. By that I mean say i am using an int, what if I want to restrict this to actually
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by Mao_Zedang 10y ago
I feel like incognito mode has been around long enough that this isnt a valid excuse.
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by Mao_Zedang 10y ago
What if the seed for the next frame is the previous frame once it hits a certain fitness.
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by Mao_Zedang 10y ago
True or Not, it makes no difference, given the choice between a robotic product made in china delivered in two weeks and a robotic product made in the USA delivered in 24 hours, consumers will always pick the later. And given this example w
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by Mao_Zedang 10y ago
There will be a point in time where reshoring (landing the manufacturing back in the country where goods are sold) becomes viable because human labor wont be used. If China hasnt grown its economy big enough to be a consumer of its own prod
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by Mao_Zedang 10y ago
If the images are small enough SVG versions of these would be nice as preloaded images while the originals download.
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by Mao_Zedang 10y ago
When content moderation rules like these are infrequently enforced they cant be taken seriously.
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by Mao_Zedang 10y ago
Be nice to see an explanation from our moderating overlords
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by Mao_Zedang 10y ago
It will happen pretty fast after a regime change, you cant expect dems to indite their own.

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