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by dorgo 5y ago
Normal people don't type urls. They type "hacker news" into google and click on the first result.
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by dorgo 5y ago
> not to understand what the term "spam" really means, and click "report as spam" Some services (like Facebook) require a login to unsubscribe. It is easier to click "spam" than to remember the password.
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by dorgo 5y ago
Google keyword planner tool shows cpc (cost per click) for keywords. For an online gambling keyword it shows me 14.97€ (for one click). There are other industries with cpc's of 80€ and more.
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by dorgo 5y ago
>Ad Quality measurement It's called Quality score (soon to be discontinued) and has 3 components. Only one of which is landing page related. And nothing prevents competitors from building "more relevant" landing pages than
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by dorgo 5y ago
As I understand it ad spend is good if you want attention right now. In the long term organic traffic is cheaper and more desirable. In addition ads can be good for exploration. So it's only natural that after some time organic traffic
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by dorgo 5y ago
you need at least 500 (or 501?) karma
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by dorgo 5y ago
I found no setting. Im using an addon "ModHeader" to set the response header (for all websites) "Expires" to a date far in the future. It worked in the past, but doesn't work at the moment. Have to debug it.
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by dorgo 5y ago
No. Blame browsers for not being user-agents any more. Browsers can cache websites, but only if websites tell them to do so. Users are never asked ( there is no setting ). And since websites usually don't want to be cached (for too lon
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by dorgo 5y ago
maybe getting involved in a crypto project is political engagement.
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by dorgo 5y ago
Governments exist to prevent/fix market failure. The only problem is https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Government_failure
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by dorgo 5y ago
>Cryptocurrencies advertise themselves as democratic only in matters of that cryptocurrency. >more shares = more votes Yeah, people without shares have no business (and no interest) in decisions concerned with that cryptocurrency. It&
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by dorgo 5y ago
Then the bank would give out 2FA codes to un-authenticated people??
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by dorgo 5y ago
afaik these two places ( arithmetic and string concatenation ) are the only ones where + operation is defined. JS picks one of these two operations and casts the operands accordingly. Edit: Wait, there is also the unary + which takes only o
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by dorgo 5y ago
[] + {} is not an object but a string.
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by dorgo 5y ago
>I am still expecting a massive crash I wonder what you would consider a massive crash in crypto. Because -90% in two or three months is nothing special, just day-to-day business. I would start to worry if it drops below 0.1% though.
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by dorgo 5y ago
>Because they have a loan to pay back. Over a finite amount of years. And lowering rent means longer time to pay back the loan, meaning breach of contract. I don't get it. Refusing to rent out the property means even longer time to
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by dorgo 5y ago
I was travelling by bus and we got delayed. The bus stopped 15 minutes before reaching the destination because the bus driver had to take his 30 min rest. The rules are pretty strict especially for drivers.
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by dorgo 5y ago
the minimum is 4 weeks. But it's true that it is usually closer to 5 or 6 weeks.
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by dorgo 5y ago
Ive explicitly chose wednesday as my day off for that reason.
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by dorgo 5y ago
So it is an HR problem. They need to extend the cancelation periods in contracts..
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by dorgo 5y ago
> <all those predictions that have been wrong> It's not about predictions of climate change being real or not. It's about predictions what measures contribute to what degree which is questionable. Society or media is pret
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by dorgo 5y ago
>Naturally, most of the comments here are expressing dissent to yours, simply because there is more to be said on that perspective. I think HN crowd is more prone to question their own believes and playing devil's advocate to just b
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by dorgo 5y ago
>I'd also "sacrifice" max GDP for universal healthcare, fewer wars, jail reform...all kinds of things. Because GDP pays for universal healthcare, for example...?
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by dorgo 5y ago
>and you're free to just host your files someplace other than Google Drive And that other place won't censor me?
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by dorgo 5y ago
downvotes are free speech
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by dorgo 5y ago
ORMs assume that they are the only access point to the database and cache result sets based on that. Disable the cache or keep in mind that bugs can happen due to that behaviour.
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by dorgo 5y ago
Just wanted to propose this approach. But I wouldn't call it cheat detection. It's more of "make sure my opponent is not better than X". It could even be integrated into the game by showing the players "forbidden&qu
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by dorgo 5y ago
Isn't it just a math excersice? If the probability that the claim is true > 7% then you win.
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by dorgo 5y ago
In my town people get killed for 50€ in their portemonnaie. Your are talking about 3.6B.
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by dorgo 5y ago
> a currency that protects you from government intervention also protects criminals from law enforcement. Not if the government intervention is a smart contract. Why do we fear government intervention? - (individual) errors - (individual

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