SerLava

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by SerLava 10y ago
Simultaneous with this, they even disabled the comment history. Like you couldn't see what you had commented or what peoples' replies were, unless you were in the thread. Took several months to get that back, and by then it was to
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by SerLava 10y ago
Anyone know of decent, free server side analytics that can maybe export to GA or has an interface similar to GA?
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by SerLava 10y ago
If you don't know how to use a telescope, you probably don't know how to get a telescope to track along with the Earth's orbit according to elevation and get an accurate long exposure photograph. Plus, we're all spoiled
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by SerLava 10y ago
He really didn't show where people are struggling due to that supposed handicap. He also didn't show why brains aren't literally performing the task of computing. I mean shit, if I judge the distance between two points, how c
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by SerLava 10y ago
They also get to basically torture you for 22 days without charges.
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by SerLava 10y ago
Yeah, this. It's not really a paradox, it's just nonsensical. "Hey, want to go kill your grandfather?" "Sure. When?" "We should do it later AND not later."
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by SerLava 10y ago
A lot of companies post their job listings on their own site, then stick the same descriptions on recruiters' sites. The job posting sites often seem to mix it up and purposely anonymize these job descriptions, but they're pretty
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by SerLava 10y ago
Odd but not too rare, unfortunately. I've seen countless articles about the contents of a photograph or piece of art that did not include an image of any type. Puzzling.
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by SerLava 10y ago
Tell her that you understand she doesn't want him fired, but that you need to protect all your other employees. He just started . It's not about her- it's about people who won't report it. People who join your company l
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by SerLava 10y ago
It's legal pragmatism. You won't kill yourself over broccoli. They will die to practice their religious beliefs. These things just aren't worth it. It's not worth it to try to restrict trivial shit - it's idiotic. W
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by SerLava 10y ago
>How would that make you feel? Like manning up. This is snark, but I'm actually being pretty serious here. I would want to know if the new system is going to make everyone's lives easier.
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by SerLava 10y ago
>Biology has not changed in that time. Oh, yeah it has. Changes in food and environment have modified our biologies. The effects of food energy overexposure are semi-permanent.
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by SerLava 11y ago
Yeah, that one makes sense. Because if 1 truck has 30 cars around it, chances are that a car will screw up before a truck.
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by SerLava 11y ago
Great article, but I want to rant a bit about this: >Turns out science agrees on this: People want power because they want autonomy. Most of the time, folks desire to move up the career ladder not for pay, better title, or keys to the ex
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by SerLava 11y ago
So are we now shifting yuppie to mean a young person with the audacity not to be broke? Most millennials are apparently lazy shits, and we need to rescusitate "yuppie" to help put a finger on why we hate the rest of them. It now s
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by SerLava 11y ago
I'll try. It's a lot easier to be hidden from the perception of something that isn't even capable of perceiving itself or its surroundings, only reacting to simple stimuli. A lot of animals are smart enough to at least get a
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by SerLava 11y ago
>1) Housing in the vast majority of the US is inexpensive. Paying $3000 for a tiny room is something that pretty much only happens in SF proper and Manhattan. HN is such a weird place. I can't believe the number of posts, comments,
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by SerLava 11y ago
>And then you turn 16 and get your learner's permit. Now you're able to go faster and farther, For many people, that's the first time you can do anything at all. When I was growing up, my bike could get me absolutely nowhe
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by SerLava 11y ago
>maybe two if traveling from dispersed locations. Remember this is America we're talking about. Locations are really, really dispersed. Carpooling 5 people could mean the driver is dropping people off for an hour and a half.
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by SerLava 11y ago
Japan's not the best example to hold up as a success for gun control. The last 70 years have been nice. During the prior 400 years, the various Japanese governments used gun and sword confiscation to enable crimes ranging from brutal t
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by SerLava 11y ago
They don't have the demand. As I said, taking away guns from people who want guns will just cause them to build their own guns.
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by SerLava 11y ago
making them illegal wouldn't make them go away. They would just make criminals out of people who are trying not to die. They will always be readily available until the end of humanity. Illiterate Third world tribesmen create high tech
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by SerLava 11y ago
Seconding all of this except for the end, where you have to be careful: >Then dig into the search and SEO blogs as you need to dig deeper. I'd recommend this for a marketer who works with other smart marketers. If you're starti
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by SerLava 11y ago
>Should the police instead do less efficient completely random searches? Should the taxpayers hire more police officers to make up for this loss in efficiency? Jesus, dude. Obviously they should. Who the fuck cares about efficiency if th
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by SerLava 11y ago
This logic is incredible. Does sunshine get brighter or darker as the day goes on? Could it get brighter, then darker? Do you get closer to work during the day, or farther? You're at home at the end of the day- does this mean you never
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by SerLava 11y ago
I came here looking for a mention of da kine. >According to experts, it's unlike any word, in any language. Some experts. I kept reading looking for a reason why it was substantially different from da kine, and the more I read, the
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by SerLava 11y ago
Is there a word for people refusing to move? Because then every possible housing decision by a white person could be framed as a terrible thing.
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by SerLava 11y ago
I think people are going to take it in baby steps. There are a lot of advantages to simply owning a car. If you aren't in a dense city, they vastly outweigh the hassles inherent in any type of non-owned transportation. People really ar
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by SerLava 11y ago
> it should have to use the same interface that a human uses. Yeah, I've followed Starcraft AI automation for a while. The people programming these AI systems have basically been creating individual unit AIs with a tiny bit of laten
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by SerLava 11y ago
That's an incredibly misleading headline. This really needs to be changed. It's the original article's fault though.

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