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by aquadrop 9y ago
I think one viable way is if you provide some way to insert hooks or triggers for user to be able to amend data as they want. Maybe for some having ability to mark fields to be filled with auto generated names/addresses will be enough
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by aquadrop 9y ago
Do you have the numbers?
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by aquadrop 9y ago
> will go down as one of the major blunders in human history. I agree, inability to properly advance nuclear energy will will be regarded as a big blunder in the future. The great irony that Greenpeace, which supposedly wants to save en
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by aquadrop 9y ago
Don't forget to enhance empathy genes then as well, because if you don't, oh boy this new generation of superhumans will make previous ones to suffer.
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by aquadrop 9y ago
I tried reading lists, didn't work. I treat tabs as pieces of information fighting for my attention. Some win, some don't and get closed after several weeks or months... :)
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by aquadrop 9y ago
Well, for example when I go into Wikipedia frenzy, I can easily open 10-20 tabs, terminology, graphs, tables, nested articles etc. It's much faster to switch between tabs than close and open them constantly. Why should I limit myself t
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by aquadrop 9y ago
Planes are dealing with this somehow, so I'm sure hyperloop can come up with the solution.
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by aquadrop 9y ago
If it's Hyperloop, there supposed to be very low amount of air in the tunnel. That theoretically solves many fire problems.
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by aquadrop 9y ago
I don't think this is true (not the accessible part of course). Renault started to sell Zoe in 2012, Tesla Roadster was selling for 4 years at that time and Tesla Inc was releasing new model. I don't say that Tesla single handedl
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by aquadrop 9y ago
Well, that's because Tesla was they one who started actively pushing world in this direction. You can buy this Renault Zoe now probably in large part because of Tesla. Also, Tesla is one of the rare electric cars that looks good, it se
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by aquadrop 9y ago
I agree, C#/.NET + Angular + Typescript is a nice combination. I hope it will become even nicer when .NET Core will stabilize and rise in popularity.
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by aquadrop 9y ago
Let's say we point that beam at the moon. The Moon gets warmer. So in this thermodynamic system Earth-Moon if Moon gets warmer, the Earth gets colder.
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by aquadrop 9y ago
You missed the part I was replying to, when I replied it was the only content of the parent post. My analogy is about deal where you as a human get wings (ability to fly), but have to spend the rest of your life in a cage.
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by aquadrop 9y ago
2x2x2 meter cage.
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by aquadrop 9y ago
> If you were offered the chance to become as intelligent as Feynman but only if you turn over a copy of all your future thoughts to the private business that made this possible, would you take it? Something non-invasive, like a computer
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by aquadrop 9y ago
> It seems like Google uses some heuristics when deciding whether to ban an account. My theory is that if you stick with your personal gmail account, you have such a long history of activity that it's unlikely to be flagged by whate
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by aquadrop 9y ago
> My point was, if you use a single account, it's far less likely to get banned Why do you think that? If anything, you have more activity you can be banned for... And also, why you say it like gmail is the only email provider? You
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by aquadrop 9y ago
What have passwords anything to do with this?
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by aquadrop 9y ago
Just a thought. What would happen if some big company implemented this practice and it led to number of hired women to be even less? Will they be praised because they did it, or attacked because they now have even less women? It's not
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by aquadrop 9y ago
Yes, you're right it's 3rd or 4th model depending on the way you count, main point still is it's not the first model :)
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by aquadrop 9y ago
What would be the point of using anything but the govt's promise then?
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by aquadrop 9y ago
Why do you think they don't know about "boring" problems? They've been producing cars for years, it's their third model... Also, Musk isn't promoting himself as autonomous driving messiah, but as Mars colonizat
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by aquadrop 9y ago
In cases like this, you can just "inspect" on the text block, find the rule for the font-family and set whatever font you like, no need for extensions :)
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by aquadrop 9y ago
Why do you think those are the same people?
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by aquadrop 9y ago
Perfectly logical if that was main reason not to use Lyft, now on a leveled field Uber may seem worse and Lyft wins the business. No tipping was kinda big difference for Uber.
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by aquadrop 9y ago
Do you think Latvians don't go to other EU countries and don't use roaming? Those who do now pay less, so it's Latvians paying for Latvians.
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by aquadrop 9y ago
I just recently visited ruins of Tanais (most north-east town on this map) and it was also nice to find it here :) Feeling all that historical connection...
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by aquadrop 9y ago
But why do they need to use a bank in Romania and create some infrastructure for that? Can't they just use some bank in eurozone to gather money from customers and send out payments to the users in their local Romania bank, or somethin
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by aquadrop 9y ago
A -> Nuclear weapon is a giant no go sign. Nobody wants to be responsible for the end of the world. B -> > Sweden has a right to be afraid, it's not part of NATO so no article 5, Russia has been shown to respond to EU/NAT
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by aquadrop 9y ago
But if Stripe allows Romania it most probably will be used by local companies for worldwide internet payments, so local fraud and corruption won't be affecting Stripe per se. Actually, I don't exactly understand what Stripe do to

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