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ZoF
12y ago
Tumblr only recently added SSL support, which is likely the reason Moot hasn't implemented it yet. That said, I(unfortunately) doubt that HTTPS-everywhere is being utilized by that many people.
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12y ago
I edited this to funded within under a minute of posting and must have forgotten to submit. Care to comment on anything other than that egregious error? edit: I made this error because the initial parent comment to which I had responded had
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12y ago
This seems like false conjecture. That is to say the only Twitter Analytics company I know of YC funding in the last few years is Crowdbooster, which hasn't sold to Twitter. Why make a comment like this? It adds nothing to the discussi
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12y ago
Yep. Chance of sickness or certainty of starvation.
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12y ago
What phone are you using currently?
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13y ago
>"Working this way through 20-30 subjects, as what you would get in the course of a degree, is for mostly psychological reasons close to impossible" You're truly of the opinion that the parent comment, particularly the abo
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13y ago
If by 'learning styles' you mean the formalized definitions of the term by educational theorists, sure those lack evidence... I think the parent comment was using the literal definition though; that is to say he meant that people
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13y ago
Interesting viewpoint. Overall, though, I disagree with your tone; particularly the importance you're implying a degree has over your ability to learn. I've found that, for me personally, learning with a group of peers interested
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13y ago
The parent comment was(pretty clearly) referring to what you're calling "flow-level logs"... Quite obviously you can delete the router's logs(it's mentioned in the article and by the parent comment); the ISP's
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13y ago
Depends on the game really; but generally yeah, the GPU will be the bottleneck. Games with a large number of calculations will be CPU bound though; StarCraft 2 is a good example of that.
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13y ago
Even bigger news should be the fact that Qualcomm == Broadcom in your estimation :)
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13y ago
>At some point someone sold the idea of sound bite consumable news to customers and convinced them that it was good. What makes you say this? This seems pretty false in my opinion. It seems much more likely that sound bite consumables ar
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13y ago
If it's not to personal; do you have any anecdotal indications as to why your bipolar improved after your early twenties?(or rather; why you haven't had a bout of extreme depression since then)
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13y ago
HTTPRequest isn't technically built in to PHP. I agree that they aren't using the correct technology for their use case though.
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13y ago
For that to be true the average ride would have to be under 25$. (which it probably is) I agree that this makes some sort of sense viewed from that angle, I don't think it's a pricing structure that jives well with the brand as a
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13y ago
Precisely the type of backwards-ass opinion based upon flawed anecdotal evidence I love to see! Keep it up champ!
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13y ago
Selling software doesn't have either of these issues.
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13y ago
Okay... Your implied statement here is that it's OK for ISP's to charge CDN's/Netflix/anyone... Is that a statement that you agree with? Regardless of whether Netflix is portraying the situation with some bias(on th
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13y ago
Kind of surprised that kids don't realize this.... What grade is it in? The first reaction I think any class I was in would have to this demonstration would be to figure out how we're being cheated. Given a bag with a random sampl
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13y ago
Yeah this is an interesting problem to think about. A proper solution to this could have far more applications than bitcoin as well.
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13y ago
Yes, I do. I think it's perfectly fine to objectify a role though... An accountant is an object after all.
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13y ago
Thanks, exactly what I was looking for.
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13y ago
Came here to post this, especially because the wording about splitting the money seems purposefully vague.
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13y ago
What does "re-launching" mean in this context?
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13y ago
Completely agree.
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13y ago
In theory if one plane ghosted the other by staying quite literally behind it (in relation to the radar, not behind it front to back) there would only be one blip. Difficult to the point of high improbability? Methinks yes.
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13y ago
Laughable.
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13y ago
Owning a Tesla doesn't give you much green cred in my book.
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13y ago
What makes this obvious?
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13y ago
Despite people's advice to the contrary I tend to agree. I doubt I will ever send a thank you note unless it is somehow warranted.
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