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by econ 1y ago
Surely others may use your phone?
422.
by econ 1y ago
Thanks for the perspective. I think civilized people talk in turns. If you chose to violate the social contract anything goes. I have a hard enough time remembering what I've already told people. I also have to account for half sentenc
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by econ 1y ago
You forget the most important part. When you inevitably screw up and break things it is nearly impossible to create enough garbage html to stop the anchor from doing its job. Click handlers however may stop working if there is even the smal
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by econ 1y ago
I'm sure one can get better at pretending to care with practice. There are many roads to birthday parties from people you don't like who also don't like you. There will be many uninspired gifts.
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by econ 1y ago
We should do licenses for gambling that cap betting at some percentage of your income or wealth. For example: you earn 50k annually, you get to gamble 250 or 0.5%.
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by econ 1y ago
To needlessly elaborate a bit more. Any query string may prevent caching in some browsers (not sure which or if they still do) File paths in my view are to organize files hierarchically not for hash or version numbers. Html like <img src
427.
by econ 1y ago
The empire is EOL tho
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by econ 1y ago
Turns out we can both be wrong (specially me) fetch() does have various cache options.
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by econ 1y ago
I design and architect things specifically for the purpose they serve. What you describe, while popular and workable is putting the horse behind the carriage.
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by econ 1y ago
I want clean urls, I don't want to update every page or dynamically stich them together for each page view, I don't want a server cache for dynamically stitched together static content. These are expensive hacks to work around a l
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by econ 1y ago
Long ago I complaint to Google that a search for suicide should point at helpful organisations rather than a Wikipedia article listing ways how to do it. The same ranking/preference/suggestion should apply to any dedicated organis
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by econ 1y ago
I believe the biggest performance hit lives in je inability to force reload a cached file with js (or even html(!)). Setting a header only works if you know exactly when you are going to update the file. Except from highly dynamic or sensit
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by econ 1y ago
For a good while I joked that I could easily write a bot that makes more interesting conversation than you. The human slop will drown in AI slop. Looks like we wil need to make more of an effort when publishing if not develop our own person
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by econ 1y ago
All we get is distraction.
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by econ 1y ago
The magic is this: there are no other candidates who can win because you didn't vote for any of those in previous elections and there won't be in the next because you won't now. It is like you ask someone to chose between dea
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by econ 1y ago
Clicking "more" for a few extra words feels wrong.
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by econ 1y ago
It is remarkably simple. There are countless meals on the menu but people get to see only the two on the front page. Say, monkey brains and bull testicles. Few can really appreciate either. There is a little talk about the slugs on page 1.
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by econ 1y ago
There are many things anyone can do. You are not giving enough credit to the people shutting them down one by one. You won't hear them say they can't do anything.
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by econ 1y ago
I like turtles
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by econ 1y ago
The education system bored me a lot and made an effort to portray me as some kind of mentally disabled retard. It was rather interesting to me that successful career grown ups couldn't win a single game. I wasn't interested in che
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by econ 1y ago
One can try to be more objective and far exceed others, specially in your area of expertise, but you won't grow all the way and outlandish ideas live on under topics rarely examined. If you make enough effort towards objectivity for lo
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by econ 1y ago
Nah, the later is an example of the former.
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by econ 1y ago
I was thinking of discussion platforms but for general government I had a great idea: we know how to write and publish new laws but we are terrible at unpublishing outdated garbage laws. AI would be great for finding all laws that it thinks
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by econ 1y ago
The link shouldn't really exist. Inline links replaced by text everything else removed. You could preload all linked pages and have some API to consult.
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by econ 1y ago
I think the point should not be to do away with the term nor water it down but to fight the offending elements across the board.
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by econ 1y ago
An automated internet trial with robot judges and lawyers nominating users for warning banners of shame.
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by econ 1y ago
There is this https://www.walkfree.org/global-slavery-index/
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by econ 1y ago
It does? In what way? I think you underestimate the "normal" labor conditions in some places.
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by econ 1y ago
There has to be a better formula to design this game. It seems valuable enough to explore. It will be hard to design a formula that can only be gamed by making quality contributions. A quality discussion requires parties who disagree, excha
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by econ 1y ago
Hybrids keep their value remarkably well. If each engine isn't spinning half the time they will obviously last longer. They could have a small enough battery that make hot swapping a lot more realistic.

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