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danamit
4y ago
p2p cannot save a state that the whole network agree upon, that's the point of Web3, that's what it is solving. What a waste of articles? You CANNOT have distributed apps with old p2p file sharing.
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danamit
4y ago
Would wearing glasses, specially blue light blocking glasses make sun's effect on your circadian rhythm less pronounced?
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4y ago
Takes months to rise your vitamin D levels.
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danamit
4y ago
My ordering of CSS is similar to this, but opacity and z-index has to go last.
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4y ago
>Instead of ads, HalloApp plans to charge subscription fees, likely a dollar or two and less than $5 a month lol nah thanks.
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4y ago
He is right, they succeeded in doing so despite not being part of the marshall plan or anything similar.
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4y ago
This was invoked over pirating and not stuff like child porn? crazy.
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4y ago
I took it as employment test before.
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4y ago
The so called "continuous recruitment" is the mother of all those problems. If only there was a way to weed out such companies.
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4y ago
I meant it could explain some of it, but not the full 16x times. I am talking under the presumption that researchers today are aware are correcting for that fact that there is some selection bias (if that's what I can called) in stats.
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4y ago
Sample size: 1. Conclusion: the standard for evidence in economics is much lower than the standard of evidence in medicine or sociology.
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4y ago
While it can be argued for other things like ADHD, I doubt it can be argued for cases of severe autism.
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4y ago
Autism seem to be a politicized issue by looking at the replies. As far as I can tell the paper is nothing but honest truth seeking, you know a study doesn't equal truth, the article itself doesn't say it is a confirmed hypothesis
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4y ago
Bait him with something, if he is into game introduce him in Lua. I got into programming because I was into websites, and I've met a friend who's into design and I did programming and he did design. My nephew is interested in maki
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4y ago
Modern law seem to be rooted in religious laws, there is a lot of similarities either unintentionally/intentionally,
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4y ago
The secular version: https://what-if.xkcd.com/
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4y ago
I'd just use it, they have the right to collect and you have the right to prevent them from collecting/updating.
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4y ago
Is Maslow's hierarchy of needs relevant in the corporate world?
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4y ago
Israel is a nuclear power supported by the West, there is no almost losing.
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4y ago
Why patents seem to thrive in some countries more than others?
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4y ago
The amount of jobs I didn't get because I refuse to relocate abroad is astonishing, hopefully this will normalize hiring people without relocating them, but I guess it depends on the legal side of it too.
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4y ago
Probably for making sure they won't give up work for free. Say you used an AGPL software that you had to make 10x times faster, being forced to giveaway something like that for Google is not good. At least they'd wanna have the op
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4y ago
This article is clueless for the following reasons: - outdated takes - talks about "esports" like it is a monolithic, Dota 2 and LoL are not fighting games and fighting games are not Classic Tetris, and Classic Tetris is not speed
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4y ago
>Can you mark a living at esports if you’re not one of the best you’re doing well? Esports is vague. But for Dota 2 and LoL you can make a living while being relatively unknown in the space. A good living actually, salaries are insane fo
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4y ago
That's a possibility...
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4y ago
That's a phishing email and for sure not from Metamask. They normally get your email from some crypto-related service database leak, in my case at least.
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4y ago
I don't imagine it to be hard to build a bot that go thru subdomains and see which ones are possible to takeover.
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My personal canon belief is that Musk is afraid they might release the edit button before the ownership transfer.
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4y ago
nah they were SO BAD dollar for dollar compared to LCD. I am not nostalgic for the days when 3 hours of using your PC felt like frying your eyes with lasers.
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4y ago
The issue here is that an application is bypassing a kernel-level firewall, seems crazy to me that a Unix system is allowing that.
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