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by econ 10mo ago
What happened to downloading an installer from the official website? Are we sending grandma to GitHub now?
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by econ 10mo ago
It would be more efficient and civilized to just have a background check with a visum application. That way you won't have them in the us at all. That was the whole point of a visum? Therefore other motives must be behind the desire fo
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by econ 10mo ago
That is the cover story. Really is direct database access for the usual pay to play
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by econ 10mo ago
To convince you I would really need to rebuild this thing and show it side by side with blogs and news outlets. To give one example, at the time I gathered f500 feeds my other feed sets (tens of thousands) suffered horribly from echo chambe
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by econ 10mo ago
I once spend half a day or so gathering RSS feeds from fortune 500 companies press releases. I expected it to be mostly bullshit but was pleasantly surprised. Apparently if one spends enough millions on doing something there is no room for
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by econ 10mo ago
<span onclick=" banana. classlist. toggle('hidden') ">click</span> <div id="banana" class="hidden">loris</div>
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by econ 10mo ago
<sarcasm>I'm an expert -> just write everything in static html, use css only where defaults are neglected. After relevant tables in the db are updated generate a new static document. Only if that won't fly use json but fe
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by econ 10mo ago
Right, I could easily write a few prompts to replace all but the lowest level of our orgchart.
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by econ 10mo ago
That talks about getting some kind of free feedback out of the human for free. Now we have to find the next level and condition the human to pay to respond to questions. It seems like an idea bad enough to pay $10 to downvote? Or should tha
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by econ 10mo ago
We will never know how many brain chipped humans are already captured in his catacombs. Perhaps the brain in a jar wetware is further developed than we would like to know. Now that I think about it. I still do think I'm sitting in my c
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by econ 10mo ago
You vote with your feet. If you can only follow the world would be exactly as simple as you make it out to be. If you write things for your own website you would make more of an effort and it would ideally find an audience that enjoys your
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by econ 10mo ago
Or that B got worse.
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by econ 10mo ago
I forgot to add that he bagged the food, freezes it in containers then pulls the brick out of the container. That way they are all the same width and height and he can fit 150 in his freezer. And last but not least, he also printed a checkl
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by econ 10mo ago
15 minutes you will never get back.
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by econ 10mo ago
You can do that when the page loads. Scroll or timer events could require a non intrusive permission dialog.
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by econ 10mo ago
Have a nice small notification that a "pop-up" was blocked. Wouldn't you like to see it now wouldn't you?
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by econ 10mo ago
The only issue I have is that there are only 6 parts to this. I've installed the homepage on my telephone just to be sure.
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by econ 10mo ago
I don't remember at what age but I seem to have always had a disgust for vague abstractions. In politics they are even moving targets where both proponents and opponents use a term to describe completely different things that each drif
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by econ 10mo ago
Only allow dom/css changes in response to user action.
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by econ 10mo ago
It's just nihilism, we can put the urls on dht when we are ready.
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by econ 10mo ago
You forgot to sub to push.
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by econ 10mo ago
Me too!
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by econ 10mo ago
Living with a shared kitchen I had a neighbor (+gf) once who hated cooking. His solution was to cook only once per month. It was quite hilarious, he made about 40-60 meals in one day. Giant pots everywhere. He would print a menu card for th
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by econ 10mo ago
Someone should make a small pressure washing contraption like those for XXL restaurants.
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by econ 10mo ago
If my comments were only state of the art I wouldn't need to write them.
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by econ 10mo ago
In his notes from November 1, 1913 Thomas Henry Moray described what later would be called the Moray valve. It used germanium.
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by econ 10mo ago
Thanks for your thoughts. >It gives them a semantic connection. I understand the logic but I don't agree with it. An element should be visible or not be visible. There shouldn't be a 3rd state. It is a new idea and it is bad. T
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by econ 10mo ago
I'm so not impressed by the toggle implementation... How nice it could have been. Nesting the elements is a truly hideous choice. The summary is part of the details?? I thought they were opposites. Should we also put the headings in th
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by econ 10mo ago
You wouldn't expect sober people to be more likely to die.
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by econ 10mo ago
Go there, learn to talk then take classes there. You might not be able to speak better than the natives you can learn to grammar harder.

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