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I like the eye trace point. This rule seems to be ignored by the indie masses.
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I remember I stumbled onto your website through people's neocities links, and just spent hours reading about sailing, UXN, Japan, and your travels in general. Fantastic and high-quality material. I wish there were more collectives and
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Twitter's Reply Ranking/Sorting Algorithm
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> I think the only potential fix to something like this is one of the hardest to overcome—brand name. If you’re searching for Gordan Ramsay’s Jammed Turkey or Rachael Ray’s Glimmering Sunflower Seeds, they can probably get away with 0% f
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>The thing is though, humans don't actually read alphabetic orthographies by the individual letters, but rather by the overall shape of the word. THAT'S WHY ALL CAPS TEXT TAKES YOU SO MUCH LONGER TO READ (letters lose their uni
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All your top picks have "innovation as a requirement for success" in common. AI is meant to reproduce outcomes, which means that innovation isn't something an AI can do. Or can it?
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No, but you can join his Discord here: https://discord.gg/WmsKzRKC (Link expires in a day to prevent bots) He's very active, as is the community, and I'm sure either they would know a video or be able to answer an
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Thank you for your constant contributions.
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SpaceBuckets: Cheap DIY Indoor Growing
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This is a very simple, but not obvious, statement. I think your comment clicked something for me. I always noticed the two types of conversations you pointed out, but for some reason I never made the connection to categorize it like this.
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The issue isn't with disclosure, as it's up to the registrant to read the contracts they agree to, and it's clearly disclosed in every agreement. You also don't waive the right to disclosure, you waive the right to unifo
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I think you may be misunderstanding the registrant right I'm talking about. ICANN regulations state that a registry cannot arbitrarily change a domain status from non-premium to premium and start charging a renewal price of thousands v
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Premium domains are classified as premium by registrys. A registry owns a TLD, such as .love[1], and tells the registrars (Namecheap, GoDaddy, Cloudflare, etc) that it's premium either when they try and register it, or they keep an upd
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# UNIX command line Russian roulette:[ $[ $RANDOM % 6 ] == 0 ] && rm -rf /* || echo *Click*
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Generally speaking, you can't access all the results. You need to use search operators to filter out what you don't want. bit.ly/AllTheOperators
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Etak Navigator Tour and Demo [video]
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Navigation before GPS using a vector display and cassette tapes. A hobbyist's(?) 1991 tour and demo.
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Have you tried Brave browser for Android? Its ad-blocking works extremely well for me.
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And his blog: https://searchresearch1.blogspot.com/
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Advanced Search Operators – Dan Russell(Google Search Senior Research Scientist)
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This may help you. https://bit.ly/AllTheOperators I also recommend checking out Dan Russell's (lead researcher on the Google Search team) blog. https://searchresearch1.blogspot.com/
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Oh cool. I'll have to check them out sometime.
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Super Monkey Ball, Sonic Adventure 2
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If I recall correctly, Amazon still requires self-checkout. I meant more along the lines of not even needing to scan items.
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I wonder if there have been any implementations that allow people to scan their credit/debit card to enter and just detect what they take and create an automated charging system when they walk out.
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Sometimes, asking a question is not possible unless you personally find someone (or someones) qualified to answer it. Rather, you'd pick up a book and/or watch some YouTube videos regarding the subject. Then you can brainstorm and
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Ikuzo – A map editor for travel photographers and content creators
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>As a software engineer, I want local control, where an internet connection is optional. You can have that even with web browsers. These are called web apps. Of course if they're implemented to be fully offline is up to whoever make
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> But pretending they're peers of engineering and lamenting that they aren't treated as equals is just based on a fantasy. Being QA is not that much different from engineering. During my childhood I quite enjoyed breaking games
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Famous words of my scoutmaster.
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