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by dorgo 7y ago
The young and fit will pay the 1000/month for you (or most of it). But let's call it health care tax (or something like that). Because "insurance" is misleading.
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by dorgo 7y ago
Nice one. But it works both ways. If the conclusion is true, the argument could still be a fallacy.
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by dorgo 7y ago
.. and then just hope that the safari reader mode can read it?
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by dorgo 7y ago
>> Build a standard (or extend the AMP standard) that works just like this, but is enforced by the browser. >uMatrix and NoScript do a rather coarse-grained version of this What about something like: window.MAX_ALLOWED_JS_STATEMENT
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by dorgo 7y ago
Ok, I begin to understand the idea behind HTTPS everywhere..
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by dorgo 7y ago
>That way I don't to wait for the pages to load As long as they don't use lazy loading that is..
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by dorgo 7y ago
>Who says, that your comment isn't a bot already? Why do people care whether a human or a bot wrote a comment / draw a picture / developed software.. ? The only relevant metric is the quality of the comment / picture
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by dorgo 7y ago
> but that does NOT mean that it's helping. Most likely those links are just there to hide the... it's not only that they don't help, they could ( and afaik used to ) damage reputation/ranking. But maybe this changed
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by dorgo 7y ago
allow javascript and whitelist following domains: googlevideo.com raw.githubusercontent.com youtube.com ytimg.com
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by dorgo 7y ago
If you want to keep your conversation private it is not enough to choose a rare language in Berlin. There is always somebody who understands what you are saying.
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by dorgo 7y ago
Nice one! I had to create the folder "chrome" and the file userChrome.css and restart firefox. How to find the profile-folder: https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/profiles-where-firefox-...
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by dorgo 7y ago
>changed the perception of application from sluggish to snappy .. so, you measured the performence (sluggish), saw the need for improvement and improved it (snappy). It is not premature optimization. It would be premature optimization if
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by dorgo 7y ago
> What I've learned from this is that if you Google for some popular product, the first 5 pages are going to be SEO-optimized shilling sites. Just skip to page 10. Is a less SEO-optimized site less likely to be a scam?
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by dorgo 7y ago
Wait, what could you win if you already have unlimited funds?
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by dorgo 7y ago
>I wonder why HN always has comments like these It's a work related disease. A coder must consider all corner cases in advance. There is no judge to decipher the spirit of a program.
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by dorgo 7y ago
I'm curious. Are you complaining about support not beeing able to solve your issue, or about talking to bots instead of humans? Assume a strong AI with enough authority would handle support. Would you still prefer humans?
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by dorgo 7y ago
> I just pedal intentionally slow Anecdote: I was with a group of tourists and we were about to rent bikes for a guided tour. We were offered helmets, but only some were taken. Before we even departed, a girl managed to fall of her bike
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by dorgo 7y ago
I keep private and work stuff separated. I have a private SO account as well.
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by dorgo 7y ago
Got new email at work and am starting with reputation 1 at SO. Can't comment anymore. This is hostile and I don't want to write answers any more. They have a lot other privileges which I never cared for. But commenting should not
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by dorgo 7y ago
No free will needed. You see the predictions. Let the model learn and then change your sequence. It takes some time for the model to adjust. This way you can get the prediction rate to 50% or below.
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by dorgo 7y ago
Tracking is more than just ads. A website owner wants to know who his visitors are. Where they come from. Which devices they use. Maybe he can support an other language, optimize for other devices, offer deals for a group of customers. But
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by dorgo 7y ago
> Turing-complete code You can't build apps without turing complete code. We would be back to downloading and executing applications/programs.
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by dorgo 7y ago
>These are people who have found loopholes in the law and have grossly crossed any imaginable ethical boundaries. I think in my country there are laws against (translation: "racketeering"). It is selling goods/services to
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by dorgo 7y ago
I found one with metric measurements. I consume about 12 tons Co2 per year. Is a little more than average (12 hours flight this year).
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by dorgo 7y ago
I think we should improve our tools/planing/everything to support 20% more of us at a higher level of luxury..
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by dorgo 7y ago
> It seems like we'd adapt by using more power, deepening the problem. Not if it is solar/wind power as is the case for 50% of the power already (in my country). With 100% renewables you can waste as much energy as you like.
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by dorgo 7y ago
> https://bigthink.com/strange-maps/what-the-world-will-look-l... . I could not see any graphics/media (the website is a mess. It tries to load a dozen 3rd party resources). But the article is pretty optimistic
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by dorgo 7y ago
lol, if this becomes popular then everybody needs to reverse their seo efforts and optimize for position 1 million instead.
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by dorgo 7y ago
>They don't even have to wait for shipping I don't mind to wait for shipping. In the next two weeks is ok. I don't even search on Google. I search on Amazon. Btw, what is Yelp?
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by dorgo 7y ago
> that's probably survivorship bias. What? Is every other Berliner dead and can't tell their story?

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