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eric_h
10y ago
There was a post on hacker news a few months ago that explained exactly this. I believe it's a fair way of calculating it (if you feel that you must disclose something for whatever reason).
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10y ago
I've had no problem giving songs a thumbs down in the discover weekly playlists.
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10y ago
They should, and perhaps that's improved in recent years, but it was definitely a common problem as few as 3-4 years ago (from my experience, I've largely switched away from yellow cabs to Uber/Lyft - mostly because the price
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10y ago
> We are being converted into an oligarchy. The administration is backed by a demographic that either doesn't realize this, or doesn't care A portion doesn't realize, and another portion is likely actively in favor of this
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10y ago
There is, at least in theory: call 311. However what's to stop the driver from slowing the meter down before he gets inspected? There's no GPS in the meter, as far as I'm aware, so I don't believe there's a way to t
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10y ago
Yellow cabs in New York have meters that are supposed to be checked regularly. Never the less, I have taken yellow cabs with unquestionably different rates per actual miles and time driven (e.g. same distance/time, different fares, b
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10y ago
Ever since Uber added this feature, the fare charged to me has never differed from the estimate unless I changed the destination mid-ride.
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The Patriarchy Hates the Moon
(theatlantic.com)
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10y ago
It feels weird that an ad blocking company makes money by not blocking ads.
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10y ago
Thanks, I have certainly seen that quote before and thought it actually had been thoroughly vetted. I was not aware that the man quoted was dead. I've been making a point in recent months to make particular note of things that confirm
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10y ago
Or a revolution... But if the rich control all the robots, who knows what will happen.
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10y ago
I believe it is 1000.
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10y ago
I second NordVPN, plus their interface is adorable.
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10y ago
I stand corrected. Thanks.
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10y ago
Much as I like Randall Munroe and xkcd, I don't see any sources cited in that comic. I don't know that we know, precisely, how fucked we are yet, but I do think it's clear that humans are having an effect, and we know very co
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10y ago
> Calling people 'deniers' is an ad hominen attack that doesn't prove anything, and most importantly doesn't help change people's minds. This is true, but the people who are, in fact, deniers likely won't ch
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10y ago
That does seem to be implied by the article.
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10y ago
Haha, programmer's grammar. I couldn't be bothered to construct the sentence correctly, nested parens did the job clearly enough.
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10y ago
Interesting, I can't imagine you can get the same apms on that setup. Not that I'm very good (or any good, really), just that on SC2 my numbers are terrible with a trackpad relative to my numbers with a mouse.
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10y ago
I definitely feel a bit nervous whenever I walk under one of those on a windy day on NYC. This article did little to assuage my fears.
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10y ago
Ha! I didn't even register that the domain was not spelled cranesnewyork. I, too, saw the URL and thought "a story about a crane on a crane blog, I should be a bit wary of a bias of some sort" It is, however 1am for me curren
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10y ago
I can't imagine playing Starcraft with anything but a keyboard and mouse. I can't even play it with a trackpad.
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eric_h
10y ago
Thank you, that's actually a very well written Wikipedia article. I'd not heard the term "normalization" used wrt Unicode before.
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eric_h
10y ago
onbeforeunload might get you there, but any site that uses that for any reason other than making sure I don't lose any unsaved changes is the devil.
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10y ago
Pure goldfish, thanks for that.
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10y ago
Putting it on a different domain would likely make the SEO much more difficult. It's unlikely you could keep it as the first result as no authoritative sites for those keywords would link to it.
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10y ago
> Metal Gear Solid I bought a PS4 just to play the latest MGS. That series of games is so amazing and the latest one is superb. Characters, cut scenes, missions, etc. are all extremely well designed. I "beat" the game - it to
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10y ago
It's complicated.
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10y ago
So I've heard. I've been meaning to install TweetBot for ages, just haven't gotten around to it (and Twitter.ipa is the app in which I most often do the long press to open links).
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10y ago
I hate every instance of the in-app browser. I always long press on a link and open it in safari whenever that's possible - those integrated browsers don't support my adblock plugin and are already slower than native safari.
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