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by bargl 10y ago
I didn't mean to imply monitor. I meant to say keep a history and mediate. AKA, if you have a message board and someone says something offensive you can get rid of that user. Monitor to me implies mitigating users based on ML, histo
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by bargl 10y ago
My suggestions to mitigate this issue are as follows: 1) Educate readers that it is not ok to harass your Authors (or anyone really) but I get that your job is to protect your people. 2) Protect your authors through anonymity and teaching t
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by bargl 10y ago
I would agree if it was the case that Niantic was targeting this specific beach, but instead it's all beaches because the algorithm distributes Pokemon evenly throughout the world regardless of location (this isn't the actual case
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by bargl 10y ago
Where does personal responsibility come in to play? Seriously? Why does Niantic need to tell me not to trespass? I could see this being a problem if pokemon ONLY spawned on these beaches that would be targeted sending of players to restri
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by bargl 10y ago
I worked for the FAA on these sorts of Risk Analysis Panels when I was younger. It's basically a trade-off of the likely damage or impact (a rating something like stubbed toe to everyone on the plane dies) vs the chance it will happen
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by bargl 10y ago
This is part of why I was able to pull my question together the way I did. I read that book and I feel like it changed my perspective. It shows the damage that happened to individuals but it doesn't stick with how people responded af
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by bargl 10y ago
Here is what I don't understand about this argument. When the USA first started we lived in a very agricultural society. https://ourworldindata.org/agricultural-employment/ You would think by this logic that remo
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by bargl 10y ago
I like your note at the end and I agree with you. If you are being used for some other form of monetary benefit then ads don't make sense to me. I would apply this model to, if I pay for TV don't give me ads too. Either raise yo
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by bargl 10y ago
Is Framery one of your ads? The way you have it it feels like a link to another one of your own products. That's in part because you have content that is relevant and the layout gives the suggestion that they are tied to your product
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by bargl 10y ago
I just want to go out there and say, they don't have the right to poison you, but you don't have the right to their content... I fall in this weird spot with ads. I don't like them, they slow down the experience, they can ha
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by bargl 10y ago
I kinda feel like that is Gary Johnson... I mean I personally agree with a lot of what he says, but most people consider it a throw away vote. For me it's a vote that says, even though I do think one candidate is less bad than anothe
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by bargl 10y ago
tl;dr; EEE is overused in many cases and thus not good conversation but this comment does bring a new spin that people can engage in. First for your general question: I think that people get tired of seeing the Embrace, Extend, Extinguish c
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by bargl 10y ago
A podcast I frequent does this sort of thing. If your comment is read on the podcast (and they read one a day) then you get sent a .NET Rocks coffee mug. Which is kinda neat. The podcast is .NET Rocks and their comments seem to be pretty
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by bargl 10y ago
I got this game because I like games I can play and let my son watch a little bit of. Which is great for mining, building, crafting games. You wouldn't think it but Fallout 4 is actually good if you stick just to base building. And
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by bargl 10y ago
OK so I have this and I thought that the BMI it computed was based on tracking the fat to everything else based on BIA. But I may be way off here. https://www.fitbit.com/aria I see that Fitbit tracks this as BodyFat % not
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by bargl 10y ago
Doesn't BMI that uses electrical current to check for fat percentage in body negate the conetentiousness of BMI? I ask because I thought that was the case but now I'm not so sure.
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by bargl 10y ago
One the contract ended. The other I'm still at.
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by bargl 10y ago
I have experienced this as well. Quick story. Before I took this advice, I made the mistake of telling a recruiter my salary, and then the recruiter said, yeah I'm not going to give you a 20K raise. The guys on that team were great a
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by bargl 10y ago
Sometimes telling an employer your current salary is a hammer. If they are way off you can do this to get more money, but I don't tend to disclose either way.
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by bargl 10y ago
I hate this question. I frequently dodge or outright deny answering it. I won't lie about it, I just say, no you don't get that information. To dodge this question I say the following: "I'm looking for compensation in
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by bargl 10y ago
I have the opposite problem. WIndows 10 at home and windows 7 at the office. I hate using the Win 7 at work. I love the new search on win 10. I feel that the windows key is smarter now. If it did that to me with the product key I'd
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by bargl 10y ago
I'm going to give you my opinion on this topic but I'm going to preface it with I'm biased. I'm also basing it on the fact that you're already using Windows 7. Windows 10 is a better experience in my opinion. The
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by bargl 10y ago
There are quite a few Pokemon Go APIs in different languages. This is the Java Pokemon Go api. There is a C# api, and a python api. If you want to learn more this subreddit is great for news. https://www.reddit.com/r/
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by bargl 10y ago
>Peer-to-peer connectivity also has some privacy issues; the exposure of IP addresses to peers was abused to perform denial of service attacks against victims, a problem that became distressingly common in the world of e-sports. My broth
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by bargl 10y ago
One thing a lot of people don't think about is that the price of the payload isn't going down yet. The satellites that launch to GEO tend to be 300-500 million dollars. I've heard figures all around there. There is a VERY
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by bargl 10y ago
I also agree, but a way I find entertainment on my quest to filling out my pokedex is by fighting gyms with the goal of adding a crappy pidgey or rattata after I've taken it. I change the names in my replacements to something like &quo
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by bargl 10y ago
I found myself enjoying a beer at a bar near my house the other night. Most night's I'd watch a movie, study, or something similar indoors. But it made sense for me to stop and grab a beer if I was going to be sitting there anyw
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by bargl 10y ago
I agree to a huge degree. If your code is obscure and overly complicated then it's probably not a good idea. To play the devils advocate though and show that sometimes we have to challenge our rule set I'll give an example. I wor
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by bargl 10y ago
I like different but in this case (I think) different wasn't better. I applaud them for trying and then seeing that it didn't work well so they fixed it. They also allow you to disable this feature if you don't like it :-)

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