dyarosla

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by dyarosla 7y ago
I believe that in times of outbreak it’s often the case that many countries, not just US, try to contain the spread within their own country by disallowing entrance to people from the offending geography. What’s that to say of the people t
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by dyarosla 7y ago
In an app I agree. On a website signup however..?
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by dyarosla 7y ago
Devils advocate: ‘Error: We love Apple and anonymity but we require a real email address to prevent fraud and to properly secure your account. Please enter your real email address.’
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by dyarosla 7y ago
Can’t services just disallow/block this address? Fun thing is, Apple themselves block name+addon@gmail.com addresses when using their dev console. You can bet that some companies will disallow Apple’s signature private passwords simila
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by dyarosla 7y ago
In your demo [0], is there a reason for the artefact in the top left corner of the 'm' and the bottom left corner of the 'p'? Is that an artefact produced by the MSDF rendering or the msdfgen tool? [0] https:/&#x2F
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by dyarosla 7y ago
:O THE MULTITOUCH! Man am I ever a sucker for a good multi touch demo.
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by dyarosla 7y ago
You seem to assume US.
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by dyarosla 7y ago
Depends where you live? Hard to say what diff people in diff situations and in diff places need and/or consider a safety net.
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by dyarosla 7y ago
Current proponents of UBI aren’t looking to fund it by taking money from the middle and upper class AND are looking to consolidate it with existing welfare programs. On these points we don’t disagree.
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by dyarosla 7y ago
Yes, I already mentioned the employment thing. And this was only in regards to 1year of the trial/ Moreover, all these positive outcomes you seem to dismiss (and add that in the long term money doesn’t buy happiness- which is neither h
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by dyarosla 7y ago
I dont know where you got your definition. To quote: BIEN lists the following five defining characteristics of basic income: Periodic: Distributed in regular payments, Cash payment: Distributed as funds rather than, for example, vouchers fo
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by dyarosla 7y ago
I don’t believe the size of the payout is the right metric to be looking at. There’s more in common with UBI than you might think: The government paid out some amount, to all residents, regardless of income, to be used unconditionally. Pret
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by dyarosla 7y ago
UBI trends (inc in coverage, news, searches) : https://trends.google.com/trends/explore?date=today%205-y&ge... Alaska program akin to UBI : https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alaska_Permanent_Fun
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by dyarosla 7y ago
Many UBI ‘trials’ have been run but stopped short of completion. Results never pointed to any negatives (unless you count level unemployment as a negative like it was counted in Finland). Generally outcomes are positive. Moreover programs a
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by dyarosla 7y ago
Problem is, retraining programs are generally ineffective, between 0-15% according to some sources. So transitioning workers from job A to job B is really more of a pipe dream than a reality. It’s also partially why calls for UBI and other
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by dyarosla 7y ago
I can't believe this is the ONLY sentence in the article that directly addresses HOW the game even monetizes to begin with. So much for "How Idle Heroes Made $100M in a Year".
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by dyarosla 7y ago
Source for the last two claims?
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by dyarosla 7y ago
After material costs, time, shipping, advertising, & customer support, how much margin do you think there is to make on a part that already sells at £5-15 (ESP in an environment where spending £15-30 to get a new one is an accepted norm
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by dyarosla 8y ago
Or Russia, or India, or...
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by dyarosla 8y ago
Or just ‘lyft stock’
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by dyarosla 8y ago
I don't know if the cost is ~$5K to Tesla, but I for one am sold on their EV business and less so the 'self-driving capabilities'. I think all these self-driving options are being bundled into it because other car companies a
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by dyarosla 8y ago
I believe the parent comment to your post was speaking in generalities ( see the ‘if’ )- not misquoting you at all.
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by dyarosla 8y ago
> I believe it's better to accept that the Web platform won The "Web platform" is not a single thing. It is a bunch of things that are constantly evolving, that are also implemented differently by different browser vendors
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by dyarosla 8y ago
Like I said- not only is this website not linked in the article, this website also does not describe what (exactly) the company sells, how it sells, who it sells it to, or how any purchasing company would continue to bring in revenue post
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by dyarosla 8y ago
Save your time and skip this article if you want any tangible takeaways; if you want to know what the company actually DID or how it MADE MONEY, spoiler alert: this article neither mentions or links to anything of the sort. Without this bas
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by dyarosla 8y ago
Love the jab at Quora ‘Oh and—hey!—we do not make you sign up or pay to see the answers.’ It’s sad how many companies nowadays do all they can to convert users to signups/downloads/app installs. Give people the chance to sign up o
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by dyarosla 8y ago
It’s not all about light and dark but really about contrasts in your colors. Excuse the link but the accompanying imagery is required to describe what I’m talking about; picking pretty colors is mostly about understanding and picking contr
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by dyarosla 8y ago
Comments in code often only describe the task at hand, and rarely ever the big picture of how code fits together or why. Documentation, test cases(and comments) and internal FAQs cover these to some extent, but are disassociated from the co
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by dyarosla 8y ago
You’re doing it wrong then. It should be 100% spent on building your own framework. What game??
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by dyarosla 8y ago
Could you link to some examples of events in HSCs/FSMs?

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