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by ebg13 6y ago
> Are there different Oreos? In fact... https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Oreo_varieties But I suspect they are describing the texture of the classic wafer when chewed, which does seem like an apt description.
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by ebg13 6y ago
You should fix your monitor.
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by ebg13 6y ago
Funny is ONE way of describing Noncommercial internal research use only at a single site. You may not distribute this or any of your modifications to others. The blurb at the bottom of the readme that says "may be redistributed under
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by ebg13 6y ago
> Legal name, or online identity? I don't feel comfortable revealing my legal name online. Name that a reader can recognize as something that identifies you to the collective. There's a 0% chance that he cares what your paren
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by ebg13 6y ago
Eh? The text contrast is 19.20 which is a AAA pass for WCAG. It uses literally the same text fgc/bgc as HN.
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by ebg13 6y ago
Hers is a perversion from aspect blindness that talks about rights in a vacuum without concern or care about harm. Right (i.e. morally correct) and the right (i.e. morally allowed) are often not the same. A person has the right to deny food
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by ebg13 6y ago
> Ask us anything, the Facebook team behind it is happy to answer questions here. Why do you think that Facebook paid for this research?
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by ebg13 6y ago
They say that the stars orbiting it can be seen but the hole itself is hidden. I'm curious why there's no lensing, though. Or is it just that the size makes the lensing weak enough to not be noticable?
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by ebg13 6y ago
The page is a neat and useful visual exercise until the chickens section which just completely breaks all my browsers.
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by ebg13 6y ago
Also padding as far as the eye can see.
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by ebg13 6y ago
On design: Don't switch between dark/light and light/dark text. It's jarring. Your use of red/yellow/green/blue makes it look like you're ripping off Google. That's skeezy. Your sizes and placeme
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by ebg13 6y ago
Maybe, but I'm getting random 404s on the js urls themselves without any blocking.
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by ebg13 6y ago
From top to bottom: Sweeping gradients in narrow palette (around Twitter blue, heh). Undifferentiated top bar. Call to action with two buttons. Blurbs. Widgets with drop shadows. As seen on TV. Want more? Contact sales. Sitemap.
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by ebg13 6y ago
> If you are to just claim that someone made something up, you must yourself raise the standard and provide a scientific or otherwise evidential source. Vice in this article links to evidential sources while summarizing the findings. Y
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by ebg13 6y ago
> Booting people off of platforms merely reinforces their pre-existing beliefs, and further radicalizes them. Ok, except that you 1) just made this up from whole cloth and 2) have missed the point of deplatforming entirely. Deplatformi
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by ebg13 6y ago
People always imagine that mobile robotics needs nanosecond response times or some other silliness when the reality is that your sensors and servos only operate on the order of 100Hz.
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by ebg13 6y ago
> There is an Anti-Trust division in the DoJ. Why are they snoozing? Too much trust?
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by ebg13 6y ago
> And what's stopping consumers from bypassing drop shippers altogether? Situational awareness and a narrative of trust. The number of advertisements on facebook these days promoting some retail site where every single product can
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by ebg13 6y ago
https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/cojones ?
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by ebg13 6y ago
> This case sounds like an unfortunate mistake, I’m sure they intended to present the material in a somber manner. The tone of the presentation is far less important than the tone in the minds of the people doing the presenting. You ca
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by ebg13 6y ago
I think I would much rather they secretly capture multiple frames and compute structure from motion or use flash-based segmentation to avoid the presented real world failures. The given "wave their phone in the air for several seconds&
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by ebg13 6y ago
> That battery life is terrible. It's the same as airpods, and people love airpods.
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by ebg13 6y ago
I am very disappointed that another human being would pitch SEO spam, and automated SEO spam to boot, as something positive when we've seen for years how it rapidly and unequivocally destroys everything it touches. It is spam. It is po
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by ebg13 6y ago
> In places like India I know that bribery and misinformation is more widespread than anyone could ever imagine. > Instead of a writer writing a clickbait article / low quality SEO (written by someone off-shore) article in 5 m
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by ebg13 6y ago
> I'm building https://sflow.io and part of that includes generating SEO articles Honest question, not trying to be rude, but how do you sleep at night knowing that you're actively making the web^H^H^Hworld worse?
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by ebg13 6y ago
Your situation is tragic and I'm saddened by the loss, but fatal infection is orthogonal to the subject of the article. MRSA infection is a procedural error not caused by the implant itself.
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by ebg13 7y ago
> it’s not invaluable invaluable (adjective): extremely useful
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by ebg13 7y ago
> Either my qualia are objectively different from everyone else's Yes. I mean, not everyone else's, but certainly many. > What I find incredible is just how similar everything tastes. Vaguely similar, maybe. Incredibly s
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by ebg13 7y ago
> This whole thread reminds me of how passionate the power pc enthousiasts were defending it as superior, right before apple switched to intel and doubled mac performance overnight. To be fair, the PowerPCs _were_ measurably better and
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by ebg13 7y ago
> We're all being forced into a medical experiment against our will. I'm disappointed by your false equivalence between being told to stay home and safe and being made into a guinea pig. If being home and safe means you lose

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