albedoa

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by albedoa 3y ago
That classic definition of "usable" we know and love: "I've seen worse"
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by albedoa 3y ago
> but it is technically correct answer as it said it depends on the order. It should give you pause that you had to pick not only the line by which to judge the answer but the part of the line. The sentence immediately before that is
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by albedoa 3y ago
It's not clear that you understand the question you are answering. The "product" being referred to here is a centuries-old concept. There is nothing about pivot tables themselves that Microsoft would need to reverse engineer.
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by albedoa 3y ago
I was confused too. The only google result for that quote besides that comment is the following article: https://popculture.com/trending/news/onewheel-self-balancing...
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by albedoa 3y ago
This will continue to be a problem as long as infinite throwaway accounts are permissible. "Assume good faith" falls apart when the commenter is so obviously lying for fake internet points. Mods are asleep.
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by albedoa 3y ago
> Wasn't that a reaction to users who refused to pay for games and just sideloaded them instead? No. That was a minuscule number of people. It was a reaction to Candy Crush making insane amounts of money using casino mechanics.
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by albedoa 3y ago
That's the point being addressed by the comment you are responding to.
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by albedoa 3y ago
?? That just means you haven't clicked on the links. Of course the pollution will not be represented in your browser history. Nobody is saying they are forced to visit the site.
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by albedoa 3y ago
No, what's being described is a non-decision, of which there is an infinite amount. (I'm not making most of them right now!) You took "not making a bad decision" to mean "making a good decision", but there is a
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by albedoa 3y ago
What are you doing. This account is way way way more dangerous and all over this comment section: https://news.ycombinator.com/threads?id=toomim
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by albedoa 3y ago
How is it to society's benefit if someone doesn't buy a [MAGNETIC RESONANCE IMAGING MACHINE]? It could be if someone [IMAGES MAGNETIC RESONANCE] less, but if they replace a [MAGNETIC RESONANCE IMAGING MACHINE] with a [MAGNETIC RES
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by albedoa 3y ago
I see now that the "this story" you were referring to was the Tokyo Disneyland one, but now I am confused about why you answered in the negative and without explanation to the obvious followup question about your lions. Are they f
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by albedoa 3y ago
The story is confusing to Americans because the concept that is depicted as shockingly different to us as a population is actually not. The lion attraction down the street from me also features a ditch as a barrier between humans and lions.
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by albedoa 3y ago
Wouldn't it then be prudent for the defendant to introduce that evidence? Do they ever do that to achieve the effect on perceived non-economic damages that you describe?
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by albedoa 3y ago
> Hey, just as an FYI, this comment doesn't make any sense. You need to understand that there is a huge gulf between "this doesn't make any sense" and "I don't understand this".
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by albedoa 3y ago
Talk about a dishonest comment. You are literally replying to a thread in which a History Channel feature of a confirmed CGI video was used as evidence that "there are videos of" ball lightning.
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by albedoa 3y ago
> No - you are still 2 steps away. Make a choice about where that item lives. You misunderstand. The max N steps are at the point of recall, not categorization decision.
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by albedoa 3y ago
> the context is quite hard to explain but I assure you I thought through this question and this is precisely what I need to know Oh man, I field questions on a technical subreddit, and you wouldn't believe the sheer number of non-e
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by albedoa 4y ago
> Really? You can't think of any examples yourself? "Unverifiable!", he wrote from within a web browser.
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by albedoa 4y ago
Alright, why don't you tell us why people use Tweetbot.
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by albedoa 4y ago
Hey man where'd you go.
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by albedoa 4y ago
> it's been my experience that it almost never happens that a freshly inspected car fails randomly within the two years until next inspection. Even though you describe the number of yours that have died on the highway as "some&
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by albedoa 4y ago
And it's not just the accent. The popular guidance on /r/scams is that if an email uses the word "kindly" where a native English speaker would say "please", it is vastly more likely than not that it is a s
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by albedoa 4y ago
Okay: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33827631 What is meant by "this is fair" if not a tacit admission that you lied about launching an unpaid intern program? If you define a lie as any stated falsehood that
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by albedoa 4y ago
Hey man. You have more influence and power here than the person you are replying to. Maybe use it to set the tone you want cultivated?: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33763836
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by albedoa 4y ago
> this is what we're talking about. You have lost your own plot then. This is not about Markdown: > I have never heard nontechnical people complain about the Confluence wiki. From their perspective, everything Just Works.
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by albedoa 4y ago
> What issues do nontechnical people have with Confluence that are easier in just Markdown? Your claim that I was responding to is that "everything Just Works" in Confluence, not that Markdown is easier. I have commented on n
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by albedoa 4y ago
> I have never heard nontechnical people complain about the Confluence wiki. From their perspective, everything Just Works. This is where you lost me and probably many who are following your comments. I have never heard anyone express wh
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by albedoa 4y ago
Some prior art (music warning): https://blueballfixed.ytmnd.com/
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by albedoa 4y ago
Go on. What are the actual words?

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