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by behindsight 6y ago
You might be interested in the concept of qualia [0] Vsauce did a good video on it, "Is Your Red The Same as My Red?" [1] 0: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Qualia 1: https://www.youtube.com/wat
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by behindsight 6y ago
> Is there a total for the items listed there? Rough calculations come to ~$155.15/month with the caveat that: * excludes billing costs/charge * excludes the one-time $500 costs of incorporation
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by behindsight 6y ago
> Open-core, have an open-source core and a premium version with more features (these suck) Out of genuine curiosity, are there some egregious examples that merits (these suck) , or is it more of a blanket statement? I would love to avo
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by behindsight 6y ago
Unless you are referring to another issue, using `expo build:android` will create an apk file so you don't have to rely on staying up to date with the Expo app.
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by behindsight 6y ago
Unfortunate timing[0] but that is pretty much what Keybase had implemented a few years ago[1] 1: https://keybase.io/blog/encrypted-git-for-everyone 0: https://blog.zoom.us/wordpress/2020/05&#x
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by behindsight 6y ago
You'd need to disable tracking protection or whatever equivalent in your browser. It's a known issue with removeddit. If you check your console log, you'll see: > Tracking Prevention blocked an XHR request to https:/
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by behindsight 6y ago
Fixed link: https://www.businessinsider.com/whole-foods-tracks-unionizat...
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by behindsight 6y ago
Thanks, I appreciate the context links (friendly note: code blocks break clickable links) 1: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13144713 2: https://github.com/naftaliharris/tauthon/issues/47
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by behindsight 6y ago
> it's /r/roastme Have you visited /r/toastme? [1] Its whole concept is built around kindness (like the app), the opposite of /r/roastme. 1: https://old.reddit.com/r/toastme/
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by behindsight 6y ago
Indeed, and here is the accompanying HN discussion when they first announced their intent https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=22594549
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by behindsight 6y ago
Apologies let me clarify: Pushshift has a live api that mirrors reddit which you can use to compile a more recent dataset[0]. The uploader of that BQ has cited Pushshift as their source[1]. PS: In the next couple of days the batched archive
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by behindsight 6y ago
You can also download them from their original mirror at pushshift[1] PS: that BQ you linked is maintained by fhoffa[2] 1: https://files.pushshift.io/reddit/ 2: https://news.ycombinator.com/user?id=fhof
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by behindsight 7y ago
FTR the show runners and the author had a lot of creative differences throughout the show (and especially in the later seasons) [1] > "It can be... traumatic. Because sometimes their creative vision and your creative vision don&#x27
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by behindsight 7y ago
Apologies if I misunderstood, but I don't think that particular point was missed; it seems to be the article's first stated viewpoint actually: > the narrative I got was fairly clear: we didn’t use chemical weapons because afte
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by behindsight 7y ago
(slightly offtopic, hope you don't mind) I believe the term is: masquerade. Though mascaraed is technically correct, it just denotes wearing mascara and not to "mask" oneself as someone else.
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by behindsight 7y ago
Ionic and Cordova generally are "webview" apps. Essentially a headless mobile web site with access to device APIs. In modern Android and iOS, you could also just install a PWA directly without wrapping it in Ionic/Cordova wit
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by behindsight 7y ago
Not that I disagree with your point, but Twitter has been known to "strip" the checkmark from controversial accounts. It's no longer for simply verifying authenticity.
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by behindsight 7y ago
Maybe not directly but it could still apply. I interpreted GP as saying the aforementioned management has just enough cursory knowledge to want to apply the same hammer that worked on a simple system to that on a complex system, but not e
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by behindsight 7y ago
Reddit's developer terms do have a provision for contacting them with regards to monetizing your app. I recall the developer of "reddit is fun" had a revenue share agreement with reddit. YouTube for example, prohibits showing
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by behindsight 7y ago
The title has not been changed according to this tracker.[1] 1: https://hackernewstitles.netlify.com/
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by behindsight 7y ago
I use ordered maps to keep track of state snapshots/patches of redux/mobx-state-tree stores. It allows me to both apply them sequentially as generated, or to "jump to" a particular point in time.
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by behindsight 7y ago
I am pretty sure that's the standard legalese for most platforms. Reddit and YouTube also effectively have the same wording. I would struggle to find a major platform without it. Reddit [0] > When Your Content is created with or sub
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by behindsight 7y ago
Although the post doesn't mention it, you might also be interested in reading about parasocial interaction[0] 0: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Parasocial_interaction
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by behindsight 7y ago
Having worked with React Native and Xamarin: wherever platform specific problems come up, there is some sort of "escape hatch" you can use to tailor to it. Still room for improvement but it's not so restrictive about the comm
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by behindsight 7y ago
Assuming you're alluding to COPPA, isn't the age < 13 whereby it becomes an issue with storing their personal information? Regardless, on Amazon you need to be at least 13 years old to make your own account.
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by behindsight 7y ago
> [...] mention this is happening serverside Not being snarky, but the submission title does say "Server".
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by behindsight 7y ago
> It's the only service that everyone seems to feel positively about: it doesn't inspire the [...] mockery that Snapchat does (even by their users) Well there is actually some mockery about the lengths some people go to alter t
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by behindsight 7y ago
> you should add project managers that can take some team members and auto-perform their work Though it's not yet implemented[0], it seems that feature is purchasable per person: > ️Observation Training - When a person finishes a
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by behindsight 7y ago
Previous discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=21447215
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by behindsight 7y ago
Although a good sentiment, the information age coupled with more advanced climate models makes us much better at predicting. Additionally, it's only been within the last century where we've been technologically capable of causing

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