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by econ 11mo ago
Sometimes I ponder how we could split security updates, bug fixes and new features. It's a fun puzzle but to hard for me. Perhaps a 4th kind is needed (needed by the developers) If the updates are split into small chunks some users cou
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by econ 11mo ago
Cats also don't work. The pigeons eventually kill them by pretending not to notice then flying away at the last moment while the cat is in mid air. The cat then plunges n stories down again and again. I don't think the pigeons wil
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by econ 11mo ago
I generally just want to see code or xml
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by econ 11mo ago
You could have the world expert debate the thing. Someone who can be accused of knowing things. We have many such humans, at least as many as topics. Publish the debate as~is so that others vaguely familiar with the topic can also be in awe
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by econ 11mo ago
I think one would want either slides or notes? This seems perfectly heretical. <script> document.write(` <style> .${location.search.replace(/\W/g, '')}{ display:none } <&#x2
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by econ 11mo ago
YouTube regularly shows me ads that fit that analogy quite well. The ECB and Elon Musk take turns offering me guaranteed monthly deposits in my account for one time 200 and 400 euro fees. The deep fakes are intentionally bad enough to filte
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by econ 11mo ago
The joke was that we can't know after burning the library. People can't even agree what goes on today. To what degree history is fiction I have no idea but it's probably worse.
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by econ 11mo ago
The backend could be just... if( is_numeric($_GET['current']) ){ file_put_contents( 'current.txt',$_GET['current']); } Then could post it it when the clock advances by a second, shortly befor
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by econ 11mo ago
I would use this https://youtu.be/A1XRbPQE9-M?si=VWatyCxmR-ADZKWJ
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by econ 11mo ago
You could also make the notes mandatory.
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by econ 11mo ago
The other day I was reminded how SketchUp was a 3D drawing application without a learning curve. Today we get a slide show that needs a manual. I suppose the right key is to use the space bar. But then the html moves to the next page withou
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by econ 11mo ago
Having the notes on a phone seems useful.
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by econ 11mo ago
This is my favorite size project. It allows us to be pedantic about every detail. When the key press event is triggered current is to be increased or decreased if two conditions are met. One shouldn't check just one, take action then c
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by econ 11mo ago
While I would like to see it abolished entirely (including patents) I do have to compliment how you've described a formula that is actually possible to implement. To deny people access to things is one thing, wanting to do it by imposs
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by econ 11mo ago
This actually seems like a big design flaw in resource locators. Perhaps someone here can make an alt DNS that resolves to new homes for content when the Canary dies.
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by econ 11mo ago
But after that we got to pretend everything was invented in Western Europe.
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by econ 11mo ago
I'm not sure, the thing is, a vehicle is also a place. I had a great time working for a company using camper vans. You get almost everything a brick house offers. A lot of people have recreational boats. They go places but the destinat
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by econ 1y ago
I've had countless conversations with a friend of mine who thought not all things are supposed to be fun. Earning a living for example needs to involve a certain amount of suffering. If it lacks that quality he wouldn't be happy t
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by econ 1y ago
I don't know anything so I tried searching. This was th first result. https://judiciary.house.gov/media/press-releases/google-admi... Make of it what you will.
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by econ 1y ago
Utilities seems the right idea.
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by econ 1y ago
His life took a few hilarious unexpected turns that worked out really well for him.
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by econ 1y ago
I'm not sure. I want to see public transport in a city done with rollercoasters. The amount using it for fun would go up dramatically. It would change overnight from just another utterly boring city not worth visiting into a tourist ho
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by econ 1y ago
I asked one time why I was excluded from some behavioral statistics. The guy said with a straight face that it was because I'm not real. You are a figment of my imagination. I asked, an outlier? No no you actually don't exist. I d
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by econ 1y ago
I ran into someone I didn't see for many many years. He told me that over time he realized I was the only one he ever had a real conversation with. Real was probably not the right word I think but everyone he knows including him takes
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by econ 1y ago
I was referring to this part > > The ID presented at time of purchase does not have to be the ID of the actual user of the card >In some EU member states this might be fine, but definitely not all It seems hard if not impossible to
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by econ 1y ago
You can't be civilized on your own. The interaction proceeds without it.
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by econ 1y ago
I didn't agree to their version either. What follows is a negotiation to figure out how to progress. You could do that verbally but since they aren't interested in what you have to say.
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by econ 1y ago
Raising my hand is not punishment. People are free to fear I will slap them but I didn't do it until I do. Yes, the settings play a roll of course. The joke is best with other males of the same age. It's not funny with kids or wom
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by econ 1y ago
The part I didn't say? I see quite a few US TV shows where people make an effort to prevent others from talking. The most interesting conversation to be had is with someone you disagree with. These people are completely missing out. In
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by econ 1y ago
You have the right idea what should take priority when trying to accomplish something. If you interrupt me to correct me I actually admire it. Extra points if you get to do it twice in a sentence. I'm taking about repeatedly interrupti

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