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You and probably the majority of donators. You’d think at some point that might be considered fraudulent on the part of Mozilla.
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This will probably be rolled out by DevOps who enable it by default for entire companies and then collect the profits for themselves.
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I’ve had approximately 52,000 side projects which have generated roughly $500 in total over 20 years. I could start posting for each of those projects to give a more accurate distribution ;)
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You’re ahead of the game being 23 and asking this already. I wasted too many years drinking heavily at bars and clubs being part of the cool kids. God the things I could’ve been accomplishing and the different social circles I could’ve been
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Maybe there’s another article where they swap right for left to double their click revenue.
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It doesn’t follow that because you had an epiphany of sorts after having children, the “childless” class are out there living an unenlightened life. Many of us have a quite reasonable understanding of the universe and what parenthood entail
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I wouldn’t use the word “legit” within 50 miles of this.
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Well to be fair, its incredible how far head to leaf technology has come.
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I scored very very left on this, but plenty of people still think of me as a jerk because I don’t always hide moral criticisms against others - and I think there is a strong grouping quality to being at the center of the darkness bell curve
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Does Apple hire remote only engineers?
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The implication seems to be that they become intrinsically less valuable as people when they get their documents.
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I do the same except via hckrnews.com which displays which post is the most recent you’ve already seen from a prior visit.
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It’s like when your streaming video misses an I-frame and each subsequent frame distorts the one before it (aka game of telephone). I didn’t like it but fairly eager to give it another chance at some point.
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The move to force HTTPS on literally every dopey little site on the planet is pretty annoying when you want to have a dopey little site without dealing with certificates.
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Most people are tongue and cheek about this type of thing. When you spend every year dealing with snow, it is just a bit wacky to see how it affects people and areas who aren’t used to it. The topic has come up plenty of times in my life an
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That’s the great thing about Bitcoin. You can defraud people at scale and completely get away with it. Hardly seems newsworthy at this point.
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Ah that makes sense intuitively. I was confused how non linear correlation could be detected without knowing anything about the function itself.
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Hard to imagine mourning the death of a 2 year old and a wave of beer kills 5 of your fellow mourners. How do you not lose your mind at that point.
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This may not be a popular opinion, but nearly everything is more enjoyable for me with Python. It does have some snags which flip that script into a hell scape, but generally I love programming in Python because it feels like the least amou
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1 hour per day, as it’s the only thing which helps me fall asleep. I read until falling asleep and then again whenever I wake up during the night. Two birds one stone.
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Doesn’t work properly on iOS Brave. The first one worked but the others displayed a video which was oriented the wrong way (landscape vs portrait).
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One person, or group of people, realizes you can hash elements in a linked list and we get decades of bullshit. Wake me when this is all over.
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That’s the one I have. I don’t usually have difficulties with reading comprehension, I’m a big fan of Dostoyevsky translations. But for some reason I can read some chapters in the Hays translation a dozen times without having any idea what
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That is a tremendously big “if” considering how many times that problem has been attempted. Even just detecting the key of a song is awfully fuzzy.
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I guess you could delete it by purposefully making them hate you. But then they probably keep all your data and you can’t login to remove any of it.
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I’ve been reading the new translation recently. Is it just me or are there entire sections which are impossible to make sense of? Much of it is really great, but I’ve found myself skipping all the longer sections because they are all but un
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It also might prefer to tell you the patient has scurvy instead of cancer if you’ve been searching for and buying pirate toys for your niece recently.
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I just went to reply to you that it doesn’t mention comment flagging. But then I realized the flag button is apparently only there while typing a reply.
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How much karma is needed before flag and vouch are available?
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I did it, but you’ll never get me to confess!

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