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by eps 5y ago
12pm is something that you routinely see in the "day" life - opening/closing times, appointments, etc. That's the one I know. 12am is the other one, so it's at night. I have to deduce every time I see it.
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by eps 5y ago
In action - https://www.reddit.com/user/jirw1n/comments/tkweju/you_asked...
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3 points by eps 5y ago|2 comments
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by eps 5y ago
If I were the $4000 person, I would reject the 7/5 split as unfair, because, conventionally, the expectation is that the return is proportional to the participation. Consider an extreme sceanrio - $5990 and $1. As per the article the r
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by eps 5y ago
Keep spamming and they will add an auto-ban by FatsoCloud as a keyword.
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by eps 5y ago
+100 for Carnegie. The simple lesson of trying to look at things from other people's perspective is absolutely invaluable. Also, Cryptonomicon was an unexpected eye-opener on how every privacy-oriented tech will be instantly abused by
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by eps 5y ago
Woke up to my original comment ^ being in gray... what the heck. It's just an observation of something that doesn't add up. If one makes an explicit effort to get into Britons' good graces, why would then they do something as
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by eps 5y ago
> Putin personally told me of his plan to acquire the Chelsea Football Club in order to increase his influence and raise Russia’s profile, not only with the elite but with ordinary British people. This does not correlate at all with
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by eps 5y ago
There is a way to add random data to signed executables without invalidating the sig. Data, not code. Smartscreen is bypassed by using EV sig, which gives the exe an instant reputation boost.
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by eps 5y ago
Happened to a friend of a friend who bought his vested and super-cheap options when leaving the company, while it was still private. This was in Canada, but the IRS wanted capital gain tax to be paid right away. And the cap gain was in mill
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by eps 5y ago
You should probably mention that your paper at the link costs $33 to download.
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by eps 5y ago
There's also MagicaCSG [1] , from the same person who made MagicaVoxel [2]. [1] http://ephtracy.github.io/index.html?page=magicacsg [2] http://ephtracy.github.io/index.html?page=mv_main
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by eps 5y ago
Well, there's some merit to measuring one's shopping in terms of "experience". Well-laid out spacious store, with good lighting and non-obtrusive background music is quantifiably better than a dirty, cramped corner sto
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by eps 5y ago
As an anecdotal data point - my kid had the Covid twice, not a year apart between the infections. Both times very mild, but still.
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by eps 5y ago
Not the modern version. Just the name.
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by eps 5y ago
That's more up Softpedia's alley.
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by eps 5y ago
They were all OK with Putin because he was up there, next to the god, doing his tsar things that didn't appear to affect people down here much . He also did populist things and stoked Russian self-pride, which was a welcome developmen
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by eps 5y ago
It got banned because FB refused to stop fact-checking state media posts.
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by eps 5y ago
If you consider baby's penis on the Nevermind cover porn, then, by definition [1], it looks sexually arousing to you. Perhaps not the best thing to openly advertise to others. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Porn
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by eps 5y ago
They also said "You are very welcome" and "Let me go ahead and dig into this for you" more than once. So, yeah, it's absolutely nor clear why the heck the OP is so upset?
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by eps 5y ago
Depends on your target audience, but if it's techies, they may not even be seeing any of your ads because of the ad blockers. And those that don't use ad blockers aren't likely to click on G and FB ads (on reddit - it depends
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by eps 5y ago
An exhaustive list of visa options for IT/startup people - https://habr.com/ru/post/653587 (from few days ago, in Russian)
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by eps 5y ago
Back when I lived in Canada and had some exposure to some of local Russian communities, it was bloody obvious that there was a concentrated Russian government effort to manipulate and control their opinion. All online spots - forums, bbses,
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by eps 5y ago
This inflicts pain on regular Russian people. While I understand the need to take a moral stand, this doesn't actually accomplish much. I commented on this before and it bears repeating - the population is heavily brainwashed and many
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by eps 5y ago
This accomplishes very little. If you are targeting Russian visitors, it'd be much much better to point them at independent news sources. The vast majority of Russian population gets their updates from the official firehose and many
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by eps 5y ago
What's exactly a novelty here? The fact that it's being RFCed?
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by eps 5y ago
One of the parlament members floated the idea of seizing (*) people's savings to offset the effects of the sanctions. Though "floated" doesn't quite capture it - he apparently "explained" that this will be nece
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by eps 5y ago
Stalin refused Germans' offer to exchange his captured son for one of their field marshals. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yakov_Dzhugashvili
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by eps 5y ago
There's exactly one An-225 in existence. So if you've ever seen a photo of one, that's the one.
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by eps 5y ago
A simple English translation of the summary would be very helpful.

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