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by bhelkey 8y ago
This bill is, or at least appears to be, bipartisan. > U.S. Sens. Mark R. Warner (D-VA) and Deb Fischer (R-NE) have introduced the Deceptive Experiences To Online Users Reduction (DETOUR) Act. https://www.scribd.com/docum
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by bhelkey 8y ago
> Why doesn't the article excerpt any language from the bill, or otherwise link to it? This seems to be a trend among recent articles.
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by bhelkey 8y ago
> Forcing people to pay different amounts for insurance isn't much of 'insurance' at all, then, in my view. I would argue that this is the core of insurance. I propose the following example: A thousand people have a 1% cha
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by bhelkey 8y ago
The hint, "Give them the exact hashtag that you use" seems rather easy to brute force. Maybe I am just young, but there are only a small number people who would send me hashtags like "#reunite" or "#wannaGoOut&quot
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by bhelkey 8y ago
It's not a social network lock in, its a marketplace lock in. If the majority of riders are on one app, that's where the drivers will go. If the majority of drivers are one app, that's where the riders will go. Think Craigsli
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by bhelkey 8y ago
From another comment: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=5789055
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by bhelkey 8y ago
I have physical buttons on my stereo but still choose to use steering wheel controls. It is easier and feels much safer especially when I feel like I need both hands on the wheel.
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by bhelkey 8y ago
That article doesn't contain the quoted line. However, it does contain the following line: >Since 2007, one of America's top exports to China has been... trash Assuming positive intent, it is possible that the article was edi
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by bhelkey 8y ago
If the warrant canaries were updated automatically, could a court compel a company to not change the script?
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by bhelkey 8y ago
Two questions: 1) is this site "something of value"? 2) how much did you pay to access it?
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by bhelkey 8y ago
Those things all cost money and time.
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by bhelkey 8y ago
> Miska Simanainen, one of the Kela researchers behind the Finnish study, ... says that while some individuals found work, they were no more likely to do so than a control group of people who weren't given the money. There is a quot
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by bhelkey 8y ago
What kind of metrics can you get from Apple. Clearly number of downloads, but how about things like Daily Active Users?
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by bhelkey 8y ago
> As you can see, the $3.35M I raised at a San Francisco valuation netted me over $4.5 million of purchasing power in Philadelphia. 3.35 / 4.5 = 74.4%. 3/4 the funding not 1/4.
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by bhelkey 8y ago
I am not a lawyer but I don't believe that probable cause requires there to be no false positives.
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by bhelkey 8y ago
The satellites alone are expected to cost at least 10 billion USD [1]. Add in the antenna on the ground and it seems exceedingly unlikely that this will go for $1 a month. [1] - https://www.nasaspaceflight.com/2018/05&
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by bhelkey 8y ago
I think the fear was that you would take the job and then leave ~6 months later for a better one.
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by bhelkey 8y ago
Are you comfortable posting your previous level/salary?
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by bhelkey 8y ago
I believe the point was that number in the title (60%) referred to animal populations not species.
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by bhelkey 8y ago
> If the Data Subject, moves out of the EU border and say becomes an expat, or goes on holiday then their personal data processed under these circumstances is not covered by the GDPR and they are no longer a Data Subject in the context
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by bhelkey 8y ago
Do you have a source on the Netflix claim? I doubt that 30% of the shows available in Malta are made in Malta.
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by bhelkey 8y ago
It seems to me that this will make that problem significantly worse. If at least 30% of content in an EU country is local to that country then this local content cannot be available in every EU country. The percentages simply wouldn'
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by bhelkey 8y ago
> I had this implemented for a very brief period of time (and for ethical reasons took it down almost immediately, realising that this may cause trouble) The author did this in the wild, involving random strangers.
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by bhelkey 8y ago
When I searched for 'Software', all of Joel Spolsky's recommendations showed up because the word 'Software' is in his source URL.
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by bhelkey 8y ago
Thanks! I arrived late to the party.
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by bhelkey 8y ago
English is used by 52.9% of the top 10 million websites [1]. This doesn't factor in proficiency but I don't see why that should be included. [1] https://w3techs.com/technologies/overview/content_language
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by bhelkey 8y ago
Depends what you are modeling. The probabilities of random disk failures, are probably independent. However, there are risks that are not necessarily independent such as the US Government ordering these two services to delete your data, or
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> fair and proportionate remuneration for such uses
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Also see: > We engaged a dedicated GDPR consultant
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I think what the author is trying to get across is that BB(10000) would beat any large number generated through "conventional" means. From the article: > BB(5) ≥ 47,176,870 > BB(23) > Graham’s number[1] [1] https:/&

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