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by coldcode 6y ago
To random urls that google indexed and then clicking on them went to a dead IP address. Most of the domains themselves are dead (one should a huge page of Tiktok text).
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The strangest Google search result I have ever seen
2 points by coldcode 6y ago|2 comments
903.
by coldcode 6y ago
Don't forget how much money is injected into the system every day by the Fed; it's basically pumping hot air into a balloon. Some modern economists view printing money as a non-issue but I don't think there is any evidence th
904.
by coldcode 6y ago
Sadly this only works if you have a Post Office, which we in the US may not have in November.
905.
by coldcode 6y ago
For one they could improve their product. Every suggestion I made was ignored, despite us being one of their larger customers. I even told them how to implement what I wanted but never heard anything further. I wish we would go elsewhere as
906.
by coldcode 6y ago
It's also benchmarks of a slightly slowed down version of a chip intended for an iPad Pro, assembled to support development of porting to a new processor. As they stated in the keynote (or one of the sessions) it's not indicative
907.
by coldcode 6y ago
Or pay $6M for a single minimal content.
908.
by coldcode 6y ago
Console is one of those things that as an iOS developer drive me nuts. It's absolutely a piece of trash. While Xcode drives me nuts as well, its at least usable (and 12 so far is much improved; although it only took 12 releases to make
909.
by coldcode 6y ago
Graham has some compromat on him (he used to hate Trump and suddenly became his biggest supporter over night), Cotton was the guy who wanted all protesters killed, I have no clue on Blackburn. But this bill has zero chance of passing; it&#x
910.
by coldcode 6y ago
Vote like your life depended on the outcome.
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by coldcode 6y ago
Sibelius was originally a brilliant piece of software until it was bought by Avid and the entire UI turned into utter trash. I haven't touched it since. I also bought Finale when it first came out (was in a demo session at the MacWorld
912.
by coldcode 6y ago
Likely it means that big cities would get all the reps and the rest of the state gets nothing.
913.
by coldcode 6y ago
It's pretty decent imitation, but yeah I was hoping the whole song was AI. Then again most AI songs are still pretty lame.
914.
by coldcode 6y ago
The problem is we have only 1 data point. I think we ever get a second, then the likelihood of lots is much more imaginable.
915.
by coldcode 6y ago
Saying that the German people all knew of what was being done is not historical, nor the experience of my family. When my great grandparents were taken from their home in 1943 along with all the other Jews in town (other than my Grandmother
916.
by coldcode 6y ago
Making a lifetime vow does not mean you turn your brain off. The Belgian priest, Georges Lemaître, first proposed the theory that is now known as the Big Bang and made other discoveries in astronomy and physics, and still served as a priest
917.
by coldcode 6y ago
If you build a general ledger application for the 10th time, sure forecasting is fairly straightforward. Nothing I do at my (very large, non tech but highly software driven) employer has ever been done before here. All estimates are treated
918.
by coldcode 6y ago
Explicitly difficult to serve both China and US interests without pissing off one side or the other (or both). Zoom clearly built a system based on an MVP idea, not imagining that security and being able to block internationally was import
919.
by coldcode 6y ago
Evicting millions of people (or foreclosing in the case of houses) is a recipe for disaster for the whole country. If there were tons of employed people waiting on renting a place than from a business standpoint it makes sense. However if y
920.
by coldcode 6y ago
What still confuses me is how do people create so many bot/fake twitter accounts when you are required to have a phone number? Throwaway phones?
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by coldcode 6y ago
It has declining revenues, increasing liabilities, and sell expensive cars in a strange recessive economy. Its stock is being treated like early Facebook. Sure it might have some magical future where it dominates auto sales forever, but sup
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by coldcode 6y ago
Birds did not evolve from dinosaurs, they are dinosaurs. Just read "Some Assembly Required: Decoding Four Billion Years of Life, from Ancient Fossils to DNA" by Neil Shubin. The pathway how a current species became what it is is q
923.
by coldcode 6y ago
The modern Mac is blazing fast hardware. The UI however still has a lot of ancient baggage which drags performance down. I am running a PC game on my iMac that is written in Direct-X at full frame rates via Crossover. Metal is incredibly fa
924.
by coldcode 6y ago
Or... any project requirements that are clear.
925.
by coldcode 6y ago
I was accepted into a PhD program in Chemistry in the early 80's but decided to work as a programmer instead (and still do); I then thought about getting a PhD in Computer Science in the early 00's but a professor talked me out of
926.
by coldcode 6y ago
If economic benefit is all that matters to educational resources, you can eliminate most physicists and mathematicians, who rarely produce anything useful in the same generation. Yet what they do might bring massive new technologies or othe
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by coldcode 6y ago
If the data doesn't match what you want, make it fit. In the end of course it's hard to hide dead people.
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by coldcode 6y ago
There is nothing wrong with allowing unpleasant posts to be accompanied by a note. The issue is that too many people take hate speech masquerading as "truth" with zero context as reality, and act accordingly. That is what is not a
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by coldcode 6y ago
I don't care who brought them there, prison guards have no business working in public, they are not trained to do so, have no idea what legal protections ordinary citizens have, and refuse to identify themselves in violation of laws al
930.
by coldcode 6y ago
I never used Smalltalk directly, but it's (weirdly) related cousin, Objective-C. My first exposure to OO was reading the Byte Magazine edition about Smalltalk (the one with the Balloon on the cover) which led me to experiment with addi

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