dalore

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by dalore 8y ago
I see it more from the point of view of it giving extra attention to stuff you didn't learn the first go. For example some language learning apps already do this, they will show you phrases you have learnt before and if you get them wr
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by dalore 8y ago
Dare accepted. You know that is a false analogy. If you want X you need to get X. It would be more like a mechanic being required to buy his tools from Porsche to be able to work on a Porsche. And it's good you bring this up, this too
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by dalore 8y ago
Dockerfile is a script of sorts too you can audit that
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by dalore 8y ago
No it's not. You can buy a PC from many different vendors, HP, Lenevo, Dell etc. They compete and the price goes down, and customers get a choice. You can also run linux for free and use VSCode for free which also runs on Linux. With A
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by dalore 8y ago
Some markets it might be illegal, like in the EU. Netflix isn't comparable as you can choose any other content streaming services. And also you can use any ISP to access to Netflix.
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by dalore 8y ago
What they need to do is split off the new competing services into a walled corporation (even new entity). And they play fair by the rules, so 30% tax even to them.
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by dalore 8y ago
Some games still do give you the full game, and even for free but still have microtransactions to support. With them using the microtransactions for only cosmetic stuff and not to change the game itself. That's a model that's appe
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by dalore 8y ago
Him and the guy who created Moshi Monsters and firebox.com. https://www.telegraph.co.uk/health-fitness/mind/moshi-monste...
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by dalore 8y ago
That's not the only thing about mass surveillance by corporate entities. Say an investment firm gets a hold of people's shopping habits and see they aren't shopping at BigBox store as much, so they can short that investment.
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by dalore 8y ago
Nice and I agree. But the convenience from Audible is hard to beat especially if you have an Echo.
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by dalore 8y ago
How do you take notes on your commute? I find when I'm driving I can't take notes, any voice note taking app is too cumbersome. I assume your commuting let's you use your hands though.
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by dalore 8y ago
At our supermarkets the restricted stuff tends to be stuff like alcohol, cigarettes and scratch cards (and other stuff but that's what I remember). Otherwise people would abuse the discount/coupons/points bonus.
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by dalore 8y ago
Blog post could have included a link to https://www.flightradar24.com/ at least in the first paragraph. Can't find any link in the post at all.
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by dalore 8y ago
It's not about idempotency, but about side effects. The standards mention if it will cause side effects use POST. Logging out does cause side effect (you lose your login) and hence should be a POST. In the old days it might have been a
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by dalore 8y ago
Yes but since it's multiplexed into the same tcp stream it doesn't suffer from slow start and so the tcp window is already large so it's not as bad as it would be on http1.
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by dalore 8y ago
I would argue it's us developers that let the managers do this. They ask us how long we give a number. They say that's too long can you do better. Instead of being insulted, we hum and we haw and we say sure. So the managers learn
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by dalore 8y ago
You can get spray like bandages now. Which feels like a combination of glue and some sterilization stuff added in. Stings a little bit and then dries out and sticks like glue.
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by dalore 8y ago
Agreed with most you say although I'd say no one really wants May's deal. The only real options left are remain or no deal and so should be put to the people. Question to the people: Is this really what you want?
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by dalore 8y ago
uhnn no? Where is the serial ports etc
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by dalore 8y ago
Actually it kind of is. The majority don't want it. People got tricked into voting for it (heck no one knew what they were voting for). A slim majority hold everyone hostage by saying will of the people, everyone who voted knew they we
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by dalore 8y ago
Because then no country trusts or will do deals with you again. Let's see Britain is struggling to get trading partners, so let's show ourselves unworthy to be trading partners. That doesn't help.
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by dalore 8y ago
It makes no sense to put it anywhere. Because you can't put a new border between Northern Ireland and Ireland. Just because it does more trade with England doesn't mean anything, that's because England is bigger. What's
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by dalore 8y ago
I feel like those examples don't explain your point. Uber is
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by dalore 8y ago
For those that don't handle cash, they could get some sort of insurance to make up for lost business (and any brand damage) if the machines go down.
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by dalore 8y ago
Big community on reddit about it https://www.reddit.com/r/zerocarb
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by dalore 8y ago
Vegetables are really usually seed oils like sunflower oil and so aren't vegetables at all really. Although you can get oils from the vegetable part of the plant. They are called vegetable oils though and not seed oils as a marketing p
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by dalore 8y ago
Adding salt to something sweet can make it taste sweeter and better. Try sprinkle a dash of flu de sel over your m deserts next time and watch them pop. Or a bit of salt on some strawberries before eating. Fact your saliva is about 0.04% sa
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by dalore 8y ago
What's AGW?
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by dalore 8y ago
Have a read of books by Nina Teicholz or Gary Taubes. In there is a mountain of data showing the correlation of diets to adopting the national dietary recommendation (which vilified fats). They all make a great case that fat is good for you
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by dalore 8y ago
Isn't McD worse then? It's encouraging people to eat/drink more sugar and carbs then one should just for a chance to win. Making them more unhealthly. There is also no limit, people can (and do) buy it and chuck it away. Or e

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