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by dado3212 5y ago
I initially read the headline as your torso should be less than half your height, i.e. your legs should be more than half of your height and just kinda stared at it. “Shin surgery for the perfect body, guidance says”.
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by dado3212 5y ago
Would be great to replace the link with this one.
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by dado3212 5y ago
> The Nobel Peace Center advertised the event precisely on social media, but the ad on Facebook was removed, without further explanation, as "political advertising". The center has been able to advertise other events on Faceboo
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by dado3212 5y ago
You wear QC35s to the gym?? Does the sweat not break down the ear pieces?
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by dado3212 5y ago
There are market places for selling items, both for in game cash and real money. I agree that it’s a legitimate criticism that it’s not in actual game itself, but then you develop weird incentive structures like FIFA’s pack openings taking
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by dado3212 5y ago
There is still the value of creating the model asset, though I agree that it’s a cost that doesn’t scale with how many people buy it (except for maybe some of the song packs, not sure how RL’s royalty package is structured). Why does attach
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by dado3212 5y ago
I have basically the opposite opinion of this article. I often hold up Rocket League as an example of a great free-to-play game. 1) You 100% can unlock a lot of cosmetic items through free play. 2) The items that you buy have absolutely n
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by dado3212 5y ago
That’s because most of the decisions are like this one: “hey, I think this law is being interpreted wrongly” and then the Court says “no idea how you read it like that, it says this”. As they say in the closing statement, “We reiterate that
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by dado3212 5y ago
Ditto, was surprised at all the comments being about ads when the ads bit seemed more a reason to talk about causality.
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by dado3212 5y ago
Again employee emails are public. And NLTM password hashes for what?
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by dado3212 5y ago
Passwords for what? Their personal Nvidia accounts? Who cares, aren’t their emails public with legal LinkedIn scraping anyways? [1]. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/HiQ_Labs_v._LinkedIn
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by dado3212 5y ago
Passwords for what? Their personal Nvidia accounts? Who cares, aren’t their emails public with legal LinkedIn scraping anyways? [1]. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/HiQ_Labs_v._LinkedIn
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by dado3212 5y ago
Is there a changelog? I would love a website that has like a diff view for privacy policy updates. Same with for proposed legislation.
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by dado3212 5y ago
The main point of higher-quality news being behind a paywall, and disinformation being more rampant in free sources implies that by having this split, it shapes the quality of people’s media diets. Pushing for more people paying for media s
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by dado3212 5y ago
I agree with the former (GiveDirectly and other institutions like J-PAL have been huge in putting together randomized trials around aid effectiveness, [1] for a specific example). The latter I think is more up for debate. There are papers s
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by dado3212 5y ago
Isn’t this the opposite of what this article is saying?
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by dado3212 5y ago
Do you have the code that you use for scoring somewhere?
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by dado3212 5y ago
> Miraculously the Internet Consensus is always the same both before and after these kinds of events. In engineering we call this a "non-causal system" because the outputs are produced before the inputs. So funny.
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by dado3212 5y ago
I think they’ve done a pretty admirable job in trying to solve the privacy issues. The same thing that makes the product so effective is the same thing that makes it problematic, and I don’t really see a way to solve it. The TILE has the sa
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by dado3212 5y ago
This years sales have beaten the last 5 years of Xbox sales, so not sure how convincing supply chain issues are.
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by dado3212 5y ago
I don’t know why people assume the more money you make the more infallible you are. Trust me that every FAANG engineer has written code with some similar pitfall that seems so obvious from the outside.
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by dado3212 5y ago
when $new_repo in $msft_github: echo $standard_license > LICENSE.md Could just be normal practices, and doesn’t check if a license already exists because it’s usually handling non-forked OSS repos. What’s the phrase? “Never ascribe to
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by dado3212 5y ago
Weirdly where I honed my CSS skills was as a Reddit moderator. You had no control over content, but could style anything and everything, and a lot of subreddits had very custom styles. I’ve never done so many :after and !important hacks in
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by dado3212 5y ago
Would you mind sharing what the revenue breakdown looks like between these? Do you find Mac or iOS is more lucrative?
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by dado3212 5y ago
> For context, police have made arrests in just 8.8% of commercial burglary cases this year. Isn’t this a data point for more/better policing? I get that they’re using it to push back on the “nobody prosecutes” messaging, but it fee
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by dado3212 5y ago
Can anyone with a scientific background chime in on why this is nonsense that will never come to viability?
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by dado3212 5y ago
Look through the person’s comment history, either they’re the most dedicated liar in history or Occam’s razor would like a word.
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by dado3212 5y ago
If facts changed these people’s mind they wouldn’t be in this position.
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by dado3212 5y ago
Their whole comment history is just terrifying.
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by dado3212 5y ago
Yeah, but you open yourself up for lawsuits. People being like "my toddler drew a lion 10 years ago, and the model trained on that data brings in revenue and I would like some of that". Legal boilerplate isn't designed to be

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