SerLava

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by SerLava 11y ago
>That's right, I'm tracking this side Do you mean you're tracking visits that hit "view page source"? Does that work? I can't find any info about that on Google.
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by SerLava 11y ago
So you're saying they are confused about their legal rights? As in, they are threatened with violent arrest, imprisonment, loss of their children, and torturous prison conditions. You don't see the powerful coercion to perform bon
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by SerLava 11y ago
>making light of a particularly painful era in Slavic history. This seems like it was written to shoehorn it into a racist thing instead of just a run-of-the-mill dismissive insult towards a group of people.
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by SerLava 11y ago
This is what's blowing me away more than anything. It's literally the second thought that came to my mind. Only two possibilities: --A hundred Uber employees thought of this, and didn't say anything about it because they were
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by SerLava 11y ago
The problem is labeling. The headline says the article is information about the urgency of the search. It's an intentional lie because "How the MH370 Search is Going" or whatever won't get clicks.
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by SerLava 11y ago
When they combine these god-damned long form articles with clickbait titles it's that much worse. At least clickbait spam content has the class to let you off the hook after 5 seconds. You click on an article about MH370 or the Paris a
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by SerLava 11y ago
Man. I guess they really want to get the point across that they're a business using computers to do things. They feel it's that unique.
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by SerLava 11y ago
It's not in the news because of the event... Like they don't track Twitter posts and see some celebrity stops posting and go put it in the news. It's the commentary about the platform and the people using it. Sure it's n
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by SerLava 11y ago
>I'm not sure I want a generation full of wimps. If that's what you call wimps, yes, I want a generation full of wimps.
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by SerLava 11y ago
Not a designer but much of my job is styling web content and working with designers and devs. I'm paying for a couple months of "team tree house" which has pretty good videos, little quizzes, and a wysiwyg editor so can you f
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by SerLava 11y ago
I thought the premise was that there would be less value to extract, not just a tiny bit more effort per value.
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by SerLava 11y ago
I referenced this higher up, but here it is: we aren't shifting from desktop to mobile, because desktop has leveled off. We're taking time out of literally all the other stuff we do in life, and shifting that to mobile.
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by SerLava 11y ago
>the shift from desktop to mobile should reduce clicks We're not shifting from desktop to mobile. Mobile is increasing while desktop stays about the same. We are shifting from print media, TV, excercise, talking, driving, academic s
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by SerLava 11y ago
I feel it should be pointed out that if the industry you're in is showing up as unaffected by the eliteness of your school, then it's covering the three factors you describe. If you get the same salary then all that networking eit
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by SerLava 11y ago
It would be interesting to run this survey with more ethnic groups to compare the data. It might also be good to break more of the survey questions into east, south, and southeast Asian. I'm sure many people have a different set of bia
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by SerLava 11y ago
"Ageism: A Worsening Epidemic" can only be interpreted as an assertion that the incidence of ageism is increasing. Anecdotes can have value, but they have no value in confirming this assertion.
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by SerLava 11y ago
This is excellent. I spend a lot of time doodling procedurally - coming up with unexpected patterns by following strict rules as to how lines can be drawn in relation to a previous line. This automates the tedious part of that and makes it