Nadya

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by Nadya 10y ago
Which is why large businesses sometimes expand into markets they feel comfortable enough to expand into using their domain experience. Markets they aren't confident they can thrive in - they don't join. There is simply too much
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The cost, difficulty, and research required to penetrate the market makes it not worth the potential return for Paypal/Alibaba/Venmo. Instead - another company can take the risks, build the market, then be acquired by one of those
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by Nadya 10y ago
Well you include the "Follow" Twitter button twice. Once in the side bar and once at the end of the blog. You can also PNGCrush your favicon.png to save 58 bytes. I'm sure I could spot a few more minor savings if I looked, no
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by Nadya 10y ago
Not only that - but a "thieving raccoon" helps reinforce the mistaken belief that crypto is only for criminals. While I don't think that had a "serious" effect or that people would read so heavily into a logo - it n
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by Nadya 10y ago
It'll be interesting to see if I ever receive messages from my fellow HN users now that it's a bit easier to do so without navigating my website to find my email address. I doubt it, but still. I'll give it a run when I get h
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by Nadya 10y ago
>That's what the competetion offers. To add insult to injury, the competition often delivers this experience for free or even at a loss (eg. buying the BR to rip it, re-encode it, and add subtitles)
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I'm glad to hear the plan is to continue the dream. When I first heard about Sandstorm I thought it was a fantastic concept. Unfortunately it wasn't user-friendly enough and I walked away. I'd always peak at updates wheneve
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by Nadya 10y ago
Different person responded to you than who made the claim, FYI. You asked for a citation from coldpie and received it from pvg.
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That's a very different claim than "Clinton will have me killed". It also isn't entirely inconceivable or wrong, as it's actually happened [0]. Maybe after seeing enough videos of physical violence being inflicted a
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It's also not the first time Twitter has censored things. It's been going on for years . The #GamerGate hashtag at one point, for a period of time, returned results for "wine" and "beach". A very mature and cu
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Cleaned it up and tested it as Unit Tests. `^unsafe(\s(\{|fn|trait|impl))` will match the four examples I gave but not match print or commented `unsafe`. I'm not sure if unsafe can be indented inside of a block but ignoring whitespac
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grep /^unsafe(\s\{)|(\sfn)|(\strait)|(\simpl)/ Some variation of that, or four individual greps. I forgot how to use OR properly in Regex but each of those works individually. Tested on regex101 [0] against the following
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People believe that because "The Media" has been shown to be manipulating the truth constantly. If it walks, talks, and acts like a duck. People will call it a duck. It's an assumption, but it is a safe assumption when they
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Funny you mention NYT [0] and The Guardian [1]. It also happened to Forbes [2] and other sites in the past, such as Yahoo. It has a name [3] because it's more common than it should be. >If you cut out every publisher currently set
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>By serving ads laden with malware, critics say, websites and digital publishers are breaking an unwritten pact with users, many of which are turning to ad blockers to protect themselves. If they want to pretend this unwritten contract
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Except people, on average, don't do that. So what the grandparent comment said holds true.
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>But is it also the goal to attempt to justify the current immigration ban by citing history? I find it interesting how we see this kind of "news" (reports?) in opposite ways. I see it as a message of "We've done th
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by Nadya 10y ago
Algorithms can "curate" things nowadays, but often do so poorly. "Hand" implies a person is doing the curation and not an algorithm. I could see people preferring a person over an algorithm. A "curated feed" do
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by Nadya 10y ago
The things I enjoy building don't require expensive equipment. Just a little bit of time - which is spent working a 9 to 5. Most people work their 9 to 5 to pay their various bills (Rent, Food, Utilities, Internet, Entertainment). I th
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Anyone working with video, 3D animation, storing RAW photography (and taking 100's of photos on a daily basis), and I can imagine a few other purposes. Especially if you want an on-site backup of that data. I've bought 10TB of sto
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>I don't believe there was ever a golden age of media but I do think they had more integrity in the past. I disagree. The bullshit was just harder to discover in the past - without internet and 10,000 independent sources stating c
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>TreeStyle Tabs is the the Main reason I use FF today. I dont understand why browsers have tabs horizontally across the window, it looks stupid and is unusable once you get above 20 or 30 tabs open So you talk about have 100's of t
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>A few seconds later, I looked back at the family to see how their picture was turning out. They were gone. They didn’t want to see Niagara Falls. They wanted a picture so that they could be seen forever standing in front of Niagara Fal
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by Nadya 10y ago
>You are appending a cachebuster to the URL that changes for every release, right? I'm in a department with a many years outdated CMS. The modern CMS does this after minification. The version I'm stuck with doesn't do ca
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Lots more Ctrl+F5 to refresh instead of just pressing F5. It's actually been super annoying to explain to Project Managers - as they often don't see CSS changes due to this change (which actually happened nearly over a month ago).
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Does social anxiety involve wanting to tell people to fuck off and leave you alone? I don't feel anxious about social interactions. I'll get up and give a speech in front of 400+ people at the company. I don't get panicky or
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Vlad the Astrophysicist [ Video / 2010 ](youtube.com)
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Did you mean universe? Our galaxy is a spec of dust. Our local galaxy cluster is also just a spec of dust. For how large the universe is - even a supercluster is a spec of dust . The universe is mind boggingly massive. The observable uni
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>Its also worth mentioning that FTL travel probably isn't in the cards and even if we consider exploratory advanced civilizations, they most likely would not get far by the time they hit their extinction event anyway. Another poss
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I've been following this project since the very first time I saw it on Codepen [0]. You've done an amazing job creating an amazing library. One that I advertise every opportunity I get. Thank you! [0] http://codepen.io&

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