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811.
by drawkward 3y ago
The free and open internet died long before this link tax.
812.
by drawkward 3y ago
I don't care whether they hate pedestrians; I merely want them to not kill pedestrians.
813.
by drawkward 3y ago
>when all it's doing is linking to the publisher's own site That's not true, however. It is also often including a summary and an image, which is certainly republishing or reposting the content. In no way is it "web
814.
by drawkward 3y ago
>Any site of any size should be free to link wherever it wants, freely. Maybe that was true in the days before big tech, venture capital and advertising monetized the internet, but the internet has been vastly changed by those three grou
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by drawkward 3y ago
Youre right, we should chop off the hands of thieves and stone adulturesses. </s>
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by drawkward 3y ago
Nice link to a paywalled source.
817.
by drawkward 3y ago
Or, they are confusing the way that standard deviation is used in the article as the size of the effect, with the standard error of that estimate, which would b3 used to determine the significance.
818.
by drawkward 3y ago
The standard deviation referred to in the article is the effect size, and not the standard error of that estimate, which is what would be used to determine its significance.
819.
by drawkward 3y ago
No, by all means: sunshine is the best disinfectant. Root out corruption and unethical behavior everywhere.
820.
by drawkward 3y ago
That may be true, but the extent of the reporting suggests that The Honorable Justice Thomas might be a bit more ethically lapsed.
821.
by drawkward 3y ago
How do you feel about science? How is science different than Wikipedia? The scientific method is just a method for taking down hegemonic statuses quo, and honestly, doesn't seem that different from how Wikipedia works.
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by drawkward 3y ago
>Wikipedia is not a good environment for when things go wrong. I want that, when it is being said by someone who >built up a grudge which turned into making more unhelpful edits
823.
by drawkward 3y ago
Food for thought: maybe because people try to make better than mediocre games, the average review score is higher than 5/10.
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by drawkward 3y ago
Unions exist for the direct benefit of the employees. Firms can't exist without employees. Why do you think that unions are parasites? Do you think employees are parasites on firms?
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by drawkward 3y ago
I can easily imagine the area of a tennis court, far moreso than the size given (in square meters, no less! <s> I live in a country that uses Freedom Units! </s>). Then, in my head, I can imagine what this area would look
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by drawkward 3y ago
This article smartly sets the context for how corporations are able to profit from negligent homicide.
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by drawkward 3y ago
Today, I was googling for some methodology discussions on how to execute a type of market analysis I'd never previously undertaken. Instead of finding what I was looking for, I got a bunch of SEO-optimized corporate garbage trying to
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by drawkward 3y ago
>The kicker is basically the cost per ad is increased, which means the budget for an ad-campaign is consumed more quickly. Thus, for example, rather than an ad-campaign lasting 4 weeks and generating X number of impressions, it lasts 80%
829.
by drawkward 3y ago
I had a cricket taco in Denver last January. It was tolerable; the worst part was picking the legs out from between my teeth.
830.
by drawkward 3y ago
>That’s how they get wealthy or stay wealthy in the first place. Most wealthy people are born into it. [1] [1] https://www.fool.com/the-ascent/personal-finance/articles/st...
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by drawkward 3y ago
That's Carrefour, not the product manufacturers. In fact, the evidence you present is completely consistent with Carrefour's assertion that they have been doing what they can to absorb the price increases taken by the product man