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SerLava
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>In other words, colonies lacking resources inside the expansion wave would start attacking their own neighbours, This could be possible if interstellar travel was very, very, very easy. But in all likelihood the last place you're g
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It's surely not in many houses in the west but it's at every supermarket.
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That's extremely interesting. But to the author of the parent comment, it would probably be best to say 'pass away'
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>Then don't frequent that bar. The customers vote with their dollars. You're talking like he was suggesting beating the bar owners to death. He just said they shouldn't set up the cage. >Taking a shit on the bar sounds
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10y ago
>(one interview started screaming at me after I explained that I have a disability, but was most impressed with me up until that point) What the hell? Do you mind going into detail?
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10y ago
>Users don't care about what some developers may perceive as a sexy UI. Honestly, most don't really even want to "learn" the UI. They just want to get stuff done without having to think about it. Very much this. Users
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10y ago
Probably the same crime. You'll be barred from Internet use (and all shall rejoice).
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10y ago
I've used a small handful of carefully thought-out "justs" myself. I'm basically a marketer and I work with a lot of programmers who just finished school. We're building websites. I have really basic programming exp
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10y ago
Still, the remaining 25% have a lot worse financial situation due to student loans.
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10y ago
Oh, absolutely. People are ready to ditch anything that doesn't deliver enjoyment. Good brands selling a shit product or two. The original article is definitely more about the layers of marketing bullshit on top, than the actual conten
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10y ago
Uh, Apple could put a picture of a penis on the upper right of every iPhone, and they'd still sell like hotcakes. Established brands do what they do, and get away with what they get away with. "Bob's Great Hello World App&quo
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10y ago
Definitely. Bing has some unique technologies, but they can be partially characterized as being "Google 2 years ago" - in bad ways but also in good ways.
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10y ago
Interesting - if that's your market then I would try this: 1. Make sure your keyword has a lot of search volume, at least on Google 2. Add that exact keyword string into a headline on the page, since Bing might not be smart enough to k
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10y ago
If I'm understanding correctly, you're seeing a fake rank increase due to personalization. Bing figured out what you're looking for(your site), so it bumps it up the page. Try a device you haven't used yet? If not, it&#
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I do this too, especially when Google insists it knows my question better than I do. I'll actually Google the word "bing" in this case. It feels like a vote of no confidence. I would be absolutely shocked if Google's alg
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Maybe they should have obliterated their brand and gone into other chemical research and manufacturing.
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Serious question: by "sound", don't they mean "explosion"?
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The first racist part was about South Americans and "coons".
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I was really excited about referencing this, until the racist part. 1921 you old dog.
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IMO it should say "that the navy wants, but the DoD doesn't" But that would make it a pretty boring story.
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Good lord, I didn't know the New York Post had gone full Onion. I'm scared that someone will think this is a real article.
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As far as the individual parts are concerned, it is not at all alike.
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I don't know that it can be reconciled, at least not without roughly defining a boundary between what "everyone coders" are supposed to do, versus what "real programmers" do.
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10y ago
To travel faster than light, you'd have to skip places in space instead of moving through them continuously. So you'd be constantly appearing out of nowhere. Other reasons.
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I'm speculating here but there might actually be a lot of knowledge out there created by the internet that you don't really see - like little details about mundane aspects of life that people previously had no concept of, but aren
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"ruin" is completely vague, and you had no idea what it meant until you found out what it ended up meaning. Funny would be googling fetish porn, not funny would be banning you from international travel.
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They're probably going to dilute it but I think they just want to know how many Romans died at Cannae or whatever.
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>know when people have seen your messages Oh cool, they brought over the thing that made me completely stop using Facebook!
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10y ago
...They have to drive farther.
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10y ago
I'll throw a couple. I like Indeed's UX but there's always something to improve. -Indeed isn't responsive, SimplyHired is. This isn't just a mobile thing, I like to snap two windows side by side on one monitor when
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