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by Paul-ish 8y ago
Maybe this will cause us to think less about we write, or maybe it will allow us to quickly write the things that don't require much thought so we can think more about the things that are important.
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by Paul-ish 8y ago
Perhaps they should identify themselves upfront? "Hello, this is an automated call on behalf of..."
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by Paul-ish 8y ago
> Google can scale out your requests, one to N. For example, 'Make me a reservation at a 4 star restaurant next Friday.' Google can immediately initiate calls against 15 restaurants and let you pick from the successes, then aut
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by Paul-ish 8y ago
Ive used blendle. I wish there was a browser extension that would detect paywalls and let me use blendle to see the article. Right now I have to open a new tab and search the article on blendles website. That adds friction that causes me to
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by Paul-ish 8y ago
It was mentioned. > While there are mesh networks dotting the U.S., she says the best working example of what mesh technology can do is in Spain. Guifi.net has more than 34,000 nodes covering an area of roughly 50,000 square kilometres a
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by Paul-ish 8y ago
Very cool. Is this a customer coop or a non-profit (or something else)?
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by Paul-ish 8y ago
Website fingerprinting is still possible.
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by Paul-ish 8y ago
Rather than abstaining from or attempting to reform an institution you find flawed, you exploit it for personal gain. If you ever come to find that exploits in your code are used for someone else's personal gain I hope you can be equal
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by Paul-ish 8y ago
How do you ensure the censor doesn't block the major c2s connections? I suspect most techniques are too technical for your average user.
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by Paul-ish 9y ago
Is there any analysis of leveraged buyouts over the last x years? Rather than selecting the ones that end in disaster. For example the Dell buyout [1] doesn't seem to have caused a catastrophe yet. Purely anecdotally, but I am typing t
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by Paul-ish 9y ago
And contracts that forbid people from joining class actions.
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by Paul-ish 9y ago
Are there companies where people don't periodically move on? The culture right now is to hop between companies. It's not necessarily a bad thing. People get tired of their work and need novelty.
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by Paul-ish 9y ago
Being and Time was published in 1927. They were limited to books published after 1950.
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by Paul-ish 9y ago
Can people use proxies through other countries to see unfiltered results, or are the results removed in all countries?
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by Paul-ish 9y ago
Interesting, on page 19 of this paper[0] it says "The fishing industry is responsible for the largest input (50–90%) of total plastic marine debris to the oceans". Granted, [0] is from 2012, whereas the paper from Schmidt et al is
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by Paul-ish 9y ago
Do you have a source?
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by Paul-ish 9y ago
How much of the plastic is from consumers, and how much is from industrial and commercial sources?
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by Paul-ish 9y ago
I think John Dewey had the right idea. A well educated populace is necessary. But, public education is a mess right now.
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by Paul-ish 9y ago
My understanding is that things actually went the other way. Private browsing came first, then the same approach was used to create more labels than just "private" and not "private". I think more features may be turned o
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by Paul-ish 9y ago
My impression is that this is a conflict between the WebRTC folks and the UX folks. The WebRTC team is happy to prompt you to use data channels, but the UX team doesn't want to over saturate people with security warnings. Especially wa
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by Paul-ish 9y ago
I admit, my experience may reflect my skill more than the game.
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by Paul-ish 9y ago
There's a game called Banished that has cycles to it unless you are careful. The economic model is complicated enough such that if some event hurts your ore miners, then your ore output drops, when your ore output drops then your black
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by Paul-ish 9y ago
Sometime I don't know what trait I need, but I do know what kind of operation I want. In documentation such as Python's, I can "ctrl + F" for word similar to what I want to do and I usually find what I need. In rust, tha
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by Paul-ish 9y ago
I had similar issues, but found it was my TreeStyleTabs extensions consuming all of my CPU. When I disabled the extension the issue went away. Could it be an extension that was causing issues?
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by Paul-ish 9y ago
We don't know what the services would look like without a real name policy.
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by Paul-ish 9y ago
Did you have another language in mind? Eg Rusts safety means basically nothing if you are comparing it to Python or C#.
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by Paul-ish 9y ago
Why hasn't competition reduced the price?
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by Paul-ish 9y ago
FCC != Federal government. The FCC chairman claims that the FCC is not the correct agency, but rather the FTC.
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by Paul-ish 9y ago
They should send their own request in. The request should be evaluated with respect to the living individual's circumstance, without regard to the deceased.
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by Paul-ish 9y ago
What harms could happen to someone who is dead?

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