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by bspammer 5y ago
> Maybe she's technical, but the way shes dressed is clearly with the intent to draw people in sexually. She explains herself well enough in this comment: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=30097069 I also take is
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by bspammer 5y ago
I have never heard of you before (which I guess is just more evidence) but the way you make your point is absolutely brilliant. I will definitely be checking out your channel. I hope you don’t get worn down by the bullshit, we need more peo
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by bspammer 5y ago
You might be interested in the Adguard Annoyances [1][2] blocklist which is easily added to uBlock Origin, just by ticking a checkbox in the "Filter lists" tab of the settings. [1] https://kb.adguard.com/en/ge
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by bspammer 5y ago
No, because a d12 has a uniform probability distribution across all numbers which is explicitly not what is wanted for Catan
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by bspammer 5y ago
The red numbers did seem like stretching it too far, but I actually think the original construction is quite elegant. Taking the number with more dots doesn’t seem like any more mental overhead than mentally adding the values on two normal
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by bspammer 5y ago
I sometimes wonder if Satoshi, whoever they are, is incredibly guilt-ridden by this. I know I would be. Not that I blame them at all, there was no way to predict the scale of the damage that a single paper could have on the world, and someo
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by bspammer 5y ago
Maybe they're detecting some signature in the TLS negotiation?
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by bspammer 5y ago
I really love this comment, thank you
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by bspammer 5y ago
I would prefer that they just returned 0 results and had a list of links for alternative queries. No doubt that’s bad for some opaque internal metric though.
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by bspammer 5y ago
Awesome, thanks :D
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by bspammer 5y ago
Because npm install has the insane default behavior of adding a fuzzy qualifier to your package.json, for example ^6.0.2 means all of the following versions are accepted: 6.0.2, 6.0.9, 6.7.84
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by bspammer 5y ago
It's a cool idea, but it'd be nice to show which letters have been eliminated like "real" Wordle. I don't think not having them makes the game harder, just more tedious.
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by bspammer 5y ago
So anyone running a mining node could potentially be prosecuted for distributing illegal content? That definitely seems like it will be a massive issue in the future.
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by bspammer 5y ago
Using "External File Versioning" on that page you could probably have it commit to a git repository. Then view that repository on GitHub or Gitlab to get nice diffs.
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by bspammer 5y ago
There are two massive lists, one is the wordlist and one is the actual answers in date order.
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by bspammer 5y ago
I'd think somewhere like Times Square, the strip in Vegas, or Shinjuku in Tokyo at night would be mindblowing. Then probably show her VR, and a modern action movie in 3D. VR still blows the minds of everyone I show it to. I can't
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by bspammer 5y ago
Necessary cookies are allowed by default, no consent required.
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by bspammer 5y ago
If recycling IP is what allows the games to be so good, then who cares? I'm very much a gameplay focused person, I'm not looking for new stories. Breath of the Wild, Mario Odyssey, Smash Ultimate, and Metroid Dread are all best-in
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by bspammer 5y ago
Imagined meaning: work, but fun! Actual meaning: play, but boring!
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by bspammer 5y ago
I thought it was pretty clear I was referring to SMS by context given that other forms of texting don’t require a phone number
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by bspammer 5y ago
Not via SMS in my experience, no.
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by bspammer 5y ago
I think this is a generation gap thing. Most people under 30 don’t call or text anyway, so a phone number feels like pretty useless and low priority personal information.
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by bspammer 5y ago
You don’t want to reward people for quantity, but quality. The cost of creating a new webpage is effectively zero, so if you attach an incentive for creating them you are doomed.
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by bspammer 5y ago
There is something so strange about reading such a beautiful thing and then reading that comment at the bottom. The juxtaposition is just bizarre. Is there a word for this feeling? It happens to me frequently online. Anyway, thank you for s
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by bspammer 5y ago
I'm sure it's harder to get when you're more senior, but I started working as a graduate in London for £30k 3 years ago and am now on £60k. I think this is pretty typical in London.
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by bspammer 5y ago
I really resent being nagged by a device I own, just to meet the self-actualization needs of some product manager at Amazon.
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by bspammer 5y ago
No I don’t believe an average support agent can do this.
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by bspammer 5y ago
England is well known for this. I live close-by to a town called Gotham. It is pronounced goat-em. Other nearby places include: Loughborough, pronounced luff-bruh Leicester, pronounced less-ter Derby, pronounced Dar-bee
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by bspammer 5y ago
They doesn’t really seem like a bug then, it should be possible to close the screen sharing without ending the call. Maybe you want to continue chatting.
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by bspammer 5y ago
It’s basically just an icon in the top bar. There really isn’t much of an interface, which is wonderful.

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