Meai

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by Meai 7y ago
I think this really needs to be solved on a human psyche level. Print a QR code on durable plastic/cloth bags that you can buy from stores and then you can check your green score after each visit to the store where you reused your bag.
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by Meai 7y ago
I have to agree with this but if Google's goal is to make the web faster then the AMP mission can still be done almost exactly as they are doing it today. Just publish a profiling tool (expanding Lighthouse maybe) that reports the numb
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by Meai 7y ago
Yes, Cone: http://cone.jondgoodwin.com/
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by Meai 8y ago
Of course it does, somebody whether it is a nation or a website or a piece of paper has to host your speech. Otherwise it will just be thoughts inside your brain.
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by Meai 8y ago
I think society doesn't purposefully handle it at all currently, issues are solved by accident through simply waiting for new technologies to make all the old problems disappear. Sometimes a problem is so gigantic that no amount of spi
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by Meai 8y ago
I think adoption could be improved so much if the standards commitee released a javascript and C library for whatever they end up deciding. The javascript implementation should be heavily commented, super easy to understand and basically be
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by Meai 8y ago
That's awesome, it's a real problem that I have to deal with. In my case Blizzard Entertainment refused to delete my information. They wanted me to actually send a copy of my passport to them in a physical letter to "verify&q
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by Meai 8y ago
We all know what will happen next, they will make a new proposal under a friendler title with better deceptive phrases with extra goodies thrown in to gain just enough of an edge to make it pass with the ambiguous text that they want to hav
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by Meai 8y ago
According to some other comments that wee little feature is the act of actually transferring money. Apparently you can't just send and receive money easily, you have to do it by sending files to the other person. Sounds insane, doesn&#
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by Meai 8y ago
You are speaking from inside the walled garden here, from the outside the effort of porting to macOS is monumental. The naive way is: I have to buy hardware, learn new Apple specific languages, learn a new OS, learn a new IDE, be compliant
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by Meai 8y ago
Edge had some unique fullscreen integration with the Win10 app model and some really fast speed initially. But it became surprisingly buggy, I mean that really: it has a lot of glitches, sometimes crashes and weird bugs with bookmark folder
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by Meai 8y ago
Probably because Europe as a supposed shining beacon of enlightenment is the absolute last place that should diminish its influence in the world by producing less offspring.
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by Meai 8y ago
In my opinion they should print all the annotations with their respective times to the description of the videos that still have them, with a remark like "Google Backup of annotations: 03:01-3:35 annotation text content"
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by Meai 8y ago
"Rogue actor" is currently a highly political term, so I left that aspect out on purpose. For China you would be a rogue actor if you reported truthfully on free speech issues. For the USA you are a rogue actor if you report on th
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by Meai 8y ago
Probably ironically you're arguing for a very authoritarian, nationalist view of the world where we can't allow any foreign information to hurt the fragile minds of our brittle citizens. In my opinion the tool called Facebook has
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by Meai 8y ago
Foxnews proving to me that their latest article is actually from them only helps people who already trust that source. The reason why Assange etc. post signatures is because they dont have control over Twitter. The ownership of the domain a
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by Meai 8y ago
Ha that is interesting, but does that really apply to our fake news problem nowadays? Let's say a fake news site creates an article "Obama died in a hospital visit 3 weeks ago and was replaced by a robot." Should we now make
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by Meai 8y ago
Supposedly it works, as described a section below: https://apple.github.io/foundationdb/configuration.html#chan... But yeah, the entire point of my comments in this thread is that the database should be telling me exac
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by Meai 8y ago
I havent tested that it does work as described but the docs say that the cluster stops working entirely unless the cluster size corresponds to the configured replication. Seen here: https://apple.github.io/foundationdb/
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by Meai 8y ago
To me it's several things: 1. I don't know how stable foundationdb actually is. You say it's tested and very performant but simply starting fdbmonitor on localhost with two processes and then starting fdbcli, it takes 5.6 s
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by Meai 8y ago
This wouldn't be bad if I could uninstall that app but the button is gray on my machine. Same for the Xbox apps that I am guaranteed to never need. Weird feeling.
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by Meai 8y ago
Maybe the jesuit order did very little or nothing to spread catholicism, as their mission was described to combat poverty and health issues. We can see this kind of faith divorced service in catholic missions and hospitals. They don't
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by Meai 8y ago
The study is still incomplete until you figure out whether the belief in God and specifically the bible are actually what helped retain the knowledge and work ethic over multiple generations and how it compares to atheist/muslim/[
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by Meai 8y ago
It's just an elaborate form of calling somebody stupid by implying that they don't consciously think about their decisions by means of having an inner dialogue. For twitter to ban this is weird but hey, I guess they are moving mor
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by Meai 8y ago
I dont think that there is anything wrong with Jira apart from the fact that it's slow. Other than that it has a lot of great features. I looked for an alternative for a long time, in my opinion nothing comes close to jira and it has o
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by Meai 8y ago
"And in math papers notation is often invented on the spot. [...] It can mean whatever the author felt like that day. Maybe it's quandle product! Maybe multiplication. Who knows." This shows another longtime insight I think I
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by Meai 8y ago
"How mathematics works rests on no absolute timeless standard, despite what many assume today, given its precision and efficacy" Exactly this is key to teach people to like math, stop trying to train me in it. It's like math
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by Meai 8y ago
I think that the solution is clear, make a language server for the command line. Each and every single command line interface is its own language so they all need their own language server that can provide meaningful completions. Then bash
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by Meai 8y ago
I think people instinctively refuse to parse analogies because it's too much work for too little reward. Practically every time somebody starts to use an anology it becomes an anology battle because of course it wasn't perfect. Se
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by Meai 8y ago
It does seem weird that this would be lauded. I want my browser to be completely independent of what I'm doing on the website because there is no telling what the browser might be doing on my OS and frankly if I want to sign into a web

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