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Alibaba Hit with Record $2.8B Antitrust Fine in China(wsj.com)
5 points by ed 6y ago|1 comments
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I kept trying `./cowsaydo-not-run-me` because `ls` outputs with no separators (`ls -l` fixed me up)
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I explored this idea last year and suspect this will be your main problem (people are bad at discovering automation use cases), unless you want to spend all your time fixing Craigslist scrapers. One possible solution is to keep writing thes
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If you look at the referenced website, you'll see you're taking the question pretty seriously. To the comic author: I think your work is funny, keep it up!
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The feature is still in the app, but not popular for the same reason you don't go to McDonald's for salad.
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https://support.google.com/stadia/answer/9578631?hl=en To play on a TV you’ll need a chromecast ultra and the Stadia controller ($100) https://store.google.com/us/product/stadia Source:
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by ed 6y ago
Yeah here’s what it says about “necessary processing,” which does not require user consent. Note GDPR never mentions cookies, or cookie banners. It regulates the control and processing of personal information (which can be stored in cookies
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Congrats to Morgan Stanley and Goldman Sachs (and their most-valued clients). Why aren’t direct listings the default, again?
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by ed 6y ago
How do you handle CSSOM changes which don’t generate mutation events? I wrote a similar library and this was a pain for react-native-web apps, eg Twitter. Nested iframes were also an issue, since the recording script needs to run in a conte
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by ed 6y ago
Mutation Summary is a nice little library to help with this. It coalesces mutation observer events so you get one minimal set of changes per animation frame. https://github.com/rafaelw/mutation-summary#readme
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Worth opening for fig 2 alone!
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You may want to talk to folks who actually use national healthcare services. By and large they are happy with it. Instead you’re just repeating industry FUD https://www.npr.org/2020/10/19/925354134/frame-
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Crispr Gene Editing Can Cause Unwanted Changes in Human Embryos, Study Finds(nytimes.com)
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Shades of gray. Facebook’s manipulation is arguably much harder to spot. Sure they’re both forms of advertising, but at some point a new technology is so much more effective that it should be treated like a new thing. I think that’s what pe
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The latter. You bring the bugs and seeds and Mars provides the sunlight and water. Here's the paper: https://journals.plos.org/plosone/article?id=10.1371/journal...
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Backlinks
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The Search for Life on Venus Could Start with This Private Company(nytimes.com)
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Travelling through a wormhole without dying may actually be possible(newscientist.com)
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Backlogs is a cool idea! But I feel like it really wants to be a Trello Powerup. Show a popup asking for CC info after install, using Stripe Checkout. Then give people a CNAME record that displays a public board in an iFrame, available at b
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A Lesson in Timing Attacks (Or, Don’t Use MessageDigest.isEquals) (2009)(codahale.com)
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Quick Thoughts on GPT3(delian.substack.com)
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Broadband is not just for entertainment. Almost all quality educational content has moved to (surprisingly) Youtube.
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ah yeah, thanks!
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You’d need a lot of speakers (one every 6.8cm) to get the same coverage with an array inside the room.
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Sound decays exponentially as a function of distance, so speakers close to you don't need to be loud. Also most speakers are also fairly directional, so i'd expect any extra energy to be absorbed by the room (as heat). Edit: more
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A low tech alternative mentioned in the paper is the Plenum Window. Imagine sliding glass shower doors, but with a bigger gap between panes for airflow. It also claims 10dB reduction, and doesn’t need a computer :) Also from the paper: typi
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by ed 6y ago
From organic App Store searches. Probably for “cart” or “abandon”. This is a very big vertical in the app store.
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RunKit Is Node Prototyping(runkit.com)
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Interesting read! My oversimplification of the paper: give yourself real-life exposure to situations you fear in dreams. (You'll probably respond well IRL, and start to break down your anxiety.) Some key quotes “… dreaming results in t
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> the mere fact of people stopping doing a bunch of stuff Lol this is condescending, this isn’t due to millennials forgoing their avocado toast

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