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Also, the referrer header may be different too? Although it's likely nobody thought to log it.
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The "bi erasure" phenomenon is that if a man is bi, many will believe he's just gay but in denial. Because he may prefer to be seen as straight than gay, he may just let everyone think he's straight. This would reduce ho
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Anarcho-capitalism is a similar ideology to libertarianism, only more extreme. Proponents are called Anarcho-capitalists or "ancaps" for short. The idea seems to involve being able to start a private alternative to government (wit
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React is a very popular GUI toolkit and it doesn't use OOP functionality at all.
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Dat makes it easy to update your dats (just be careful not to lose your private key). That's not possible with IPFS - you have to use IPNS. IPNS used to be slow - I'm not sure if it still is, but I'd be surprised if it's
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I'm familiar with Sia but know little about Filecoin, can you elaborate on the tradeoffs between the two?
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Scott is fond of sentences like that, especially with puns thrown in. I have no idea how he's so good at coming up with them. They took me a moment to understand so I'll explain with an example from this page [0]: “I’m not going t
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There is a classic Slate Star Codex post/short story about whether DMT entities can do math: https://slatestarcodex.com/2015/04/21/universal-love-said-th...
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on cnn.com, these are the biggest headlines > Trump suggests voters should commit fraud > Bill Barr's indefensible defense of 2020 voter fraud > Officers covered a Black man's head before he stopped breathing, video shows
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Youtube does provide those metrics
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keeping a card you already bought is only free if you ignore the opportunity cost of what you'd get from returning it
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What you say is correct, but let me try and explain a little further. The Haskell function `getChar` is used to get a character from stdin. It has the type `IO Char` and is a totally, 100% pure. In fact, it isn't even a function, it&#x
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Wow, that declarative API seems really cool. Exactly what I've been looking for recently. Thanks for sharing it!
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I think they mean that you only have to support the most interface besides the new one, not every single version
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Why do you say not reflected? It seems like the light that enters our eyes often has been reflected?
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I would extend that last bit to every group in America, not just the rich
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Ace Attorney, too. I think on iOS you can buy the games remastered to work natively, but on Android you have no option but to emulate
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I remembered having my socks knocked off the first time I walked down Sky Arrow Bridge! I always wondered if it was truly 3d or if they were using some doom-style hack, but watching the video again I think it must have been true 3D. Also, i
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It's not fair to execute anyone. Many countries have banned the death penalty and prominent US politicians oppose it (including Biden). It seems like you're noticing: "We execute people who murder 20 hitchhikers, but not bill
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A CDN is most useful for static sites, no? Since the page content rarely changes it's easy to cache.
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Amazon at one point made a strong attempt to compete, and I actually bought a few apps from there. Also, on Android Epic made their own app store you had to sideload to download Fortnite.
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Either way it demonstrates that their judgement was flawed
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There isn't one, besides them identifying as genderfluid. Same as any other gender identity (like man or woman). I think this makes the terms slightly less useful but it is very important to some people that they're used this way
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I think if git submodules were architectured differently, they could have been a really interesting solution for package management. In fact my last place of work uses a layer on top of submodules as part of their internal package manager.
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The average person knows exactly what the "7384" means, they understand it as a number that uniquely identifies a house along that street
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I actually much prefer their conveyors to factorio's
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> If Uber was so great, people would be sticking around I agree that Uber is not so great but I'm not sure about this logic. I can imagine other reasons for people not sticking around than them being duped, perhaps that many people
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The idea that everyone deserves a living wage from their employer has its heart in the right place but is wrong-headed. The reason is twofold: employers will attempt not to pay a living wage anyway, and it ignores the unemployed The better
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Why would people be willing to pay $99/year for Hey but not willing to download a seperate app store?
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I'm a bit of a keyboard maniac. I don't know why I am this way, but I am. On my computer I have a lovely split mechanical keyboard which I've remapped to Colemak, but I've always wished I could get a good typing experien
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