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by elcomet 8y ago
Google analytics gives very bad results, given the number of people using content blockers. I just want the number of unique visitors, I don't care about tracking or anything.
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by elcomet 8y ago
My issue with netlify is the lack of data or analytics about traffic. I cannot even see the number of visits ! That's why I use GitHub + cloudflare.
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by elcomet 8y ago
Do you recommend a particular tutorial, or video to get an intro to the game and the physics ? I found that starting the game without it is quite hard
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by elcomet 8y ago
Isn't this integrated in all modern keyboards? At least Google keyboard does it now!
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by elcomet 8y ago
Pair programming is literally working with someone on a programming problem.
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by elcomet 8y ago
I don't think there is a huge difference with Facebook. You cannot delete your face (well, you can , but at a huge cost, with facial surgery). So when your photos are leaked, you can't do much about it, deleting your Facebook ac
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by elcomet 8y ago
It's a regressive tax, as it affects everyone at the same rate. Modern tax systems are progressive, ie people get different tax rates depending on their income.
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by elcomet 8y ago
We might not be fundamentally different. Even a slight difference in the brain could result in hugely different abilities. The outcome is fundamentally different, but not necessarily the brain.
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by elcomet 8y ago
Isn't it much easier to run the moves yourself on another board with computer help?
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by elcomet 8y ago
So if you cripple ripgrep, to act like grep, it is not much faster. This is kind of obvious. Ripgrep is faster because it makes assumptions, that will hold true for a large part of its users. This is like saying "if I remove wings from
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by elcomet 8y ago
This is not fine, as deleting a small file can be very long if there's a large file to be deleted in the trash.
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by elcomet 8y ago
$48200
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by elcomet 8y ago
This is probably because you learned this way. Old habits die hard.
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by elcomet 8y ago
> from climate change You mean global warming. It describes more accurately the situation we are in.
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by elcomet 8y ago
I don't get it, this is more expensive than model 3, so the price can't be the thing that made you change your mind. Was it the size ?
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by elcomet 8y ago
> The UI isn't as perfect as Whatsapp's, but close enough. WhatsApp's UI is aweful compared to telegram. So if threema "isn't as perfect as WhatsApp", I'm a bit scared.
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by elcomet 8y ago
Maybe one reason is because it is a hassle to check the signature of someone you didn't have already in your contact list ? How do you know it's not a fake signature ? Certainly you have to look at their website and find the key.
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by elcomet 8y ago
I think a lot of successful companies, Microsoft for instance, would disagree with you.
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by elcomet 8y ago
Why does the title mentions "EU's Biggest Economies", when it is affecting all the european union ? It is a very confusing title. The original title was : E.U. Suspends All Operations of Boeing Max Model That Crashed
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by elcomet 8y ago
Bitcoin had marginal influence among a group of believers. It didn't have a real world impact (yet ?).
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by elcomet 8y ago
What is your search engine?
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by elcomet 8y ago
Federated learning would be amazing for medical data. It has hard to get data out of hospitals, so training models locally and merging them is a nice feature. Of course, one has to make sure the training data cannot be inferred from the mod
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by elcomet 8y ago
I think it would make the "pay per click" option disappear, leaving only the "pay per view". And you would determine conversion rate from the view, not the click.
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by elcomet 8y ago
It is quite scary to think that less and less people know how to write good assembly. So in a few years (decades?) we will have to rely on backends, with almost no one knowing how they really work, or how to write another one.
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by elcomet 8y ago
That's true for now, but I believe we will get there eventually. Who is writing assembly code anymore ? You can argue that compilers produce unmaintanable spaghetti assembly code, which is certainly true. But almost no one will look at
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by elcomet 8y ago
I heard about it already, but I think it has one major issue: the name is terrible . It is ugly, complicated, hard to say, has "butt" in it. I would never see myself talking to friends about "secure scuttlebut". I&#x27
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by elcomet 8y ago
This is more a lie than a manipulation (and is punished by law, at least in some country). But you are right that even without targeting, ads could hurt people.
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by elcomet 8y ago
The problem is that advertising is shifting towards manipulation. Facebook and co can target so well their users, and do brain research to understand how to most effectively make someone want a product, or click on an ad, or buy a service..
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by elcomet 8y ago
Well, maybe a subscription for every site is not the right business model, we could imagine a lot of different ones. For example, automatic tipping when you spend more than x minutes on a website (something similar to what brave is trying
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by elcomet 8y ago
I mean can't you just pay cash ? If you buy a tesla you are likely to have that amount of cash available I guess.

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