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by fabricexpert 8y ago
I've been doing lots of research on video games and some other niche areas, it's staggering how much information is on YouTube and only on YouTube. There are millions of hours of super high quality user-generated content locked up
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MagicShifter 3000 – The WiFi Enabled Open Source Magic Lamp(magicshifter.net)
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by fabricexpert 8y ago
Is that true? Or just conjecture? Surely the users of onavo would be self selecting into low economic groups, not indicative of the full population?
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by fabricexpert 8y ago
I used to do push ups until the round restarted, which could be 2 or 3 minutes long - it was a good incentive not to die early on!
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by fabricexpert 8y ago
It's not English-speaking, it's American
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by fabricexpert 8y ago
> Switch off a light bulb for an hour and you are saving illumination that would have cost our ancestors all week to create > But the price of light alone tells a fascinating story: it has fallen by a factor of 500,000, far faster tha
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by fabricexpert 8y ago
What's the utility of this? The site is down and github doesn't really explain why you would do this.
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by fabricexpert 8y ago
Not on it's own. You can't rely on free market + welfare and everything is fine. You need a number of levers to support those that might be marginalized by your system, defense in depth.
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by fabricexpert 8y ago
That's not what actually happens though. The rich avoid the tax and push for tax reduction and the poor don't get the welfare they need.
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by fabricexpert 8y ago
Explain what it means then, without using any blockchain buzzwords (decentralized, web of trust, proof of work etc.)
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by fabricexpert 8y ago
I'm an engineer (mostly web) and I am very tech savvy, and extremely wary on the internet of scams. However, if this site had to come me via a trusted channel, I would have fallen for it maybe 80% of the time. I hardly ever login to st
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by fabricexpert 8y ago
Also prevents freeloaders from signing up, or people who will never have any means to pay (e.g. minors)
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by fabricexpert 8y ago
Probably unlikely that those will wipe out humanity, at least we don't have any concrete evidence or examples of them (e.g. we have't built an AI that can do much yet, we don't have nanotech that will self replicate and kill
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by fabricexpert 8y ago
> so few genuinely helpful companies are emerging out of our ecosystem. What would a genuinely helpful company look like? Some examples I can think of: - New materials development (e.g. plastic that takes 30% less carbon to create) - Ne
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by fabricexpert 8y ago
Walmart only pays if they make a sale, so long as the commission isn't greater than their margin it's just a customer acquisition / marketing cost that drives sales if they have it and takes them away if they don't. This
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by fabricexpert 8y ago
In this case the punter must have known it was an error, so it doesn't seem moral to pick up the 82k. Somehow everyone else seems to think otherwise, so maybe I'm just a sucker.
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by fabricexpert 8y ago
That's true (and it's not because they're male, it's because they spend a massive amount of time communicating with machines and not so much other humans) And yes, this talk is very very good.
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by fabricexpert 8y ago
You should make it clear that you can host it on there. Just something really simple 2 steps with big icons and text under them: 1. Design your page using our simple page builder 2. We host it for you in one click (or you can choose to expo
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by fabricexpert 8y ago
This looks awesome, I actually used grapesjs in a project earlier this year and it was really cool. However I don't understand what this is? What's the output? A hosted website or some html? What would I use this for?
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by fabricexpert 8y ago
Unfortunately, you might end up changing that if it increases your conversions...
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by fabricexpert 8y ago
I think you need more time. If a company offered me a years full pay leave after 5 years to study full time, with fees covered I would valued that a LOT more than all of the other workplace perks available.
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by fabricexpert 8y ago
I've been using DDG for a while now. It's taken some time, but I am now finding that DDG is giving me more relevant results than Google. The only time it doesn't is for breaking news, which is something I rarely search for. O
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by fabricexpert 8y ago
Can we update the title to reflect the research by adding "in mice" at the end of it? The effect of calorie restriction on aging in rodents has been known since the 1930s. Which does not diminish the value of identifying the preci
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by fabricexpert 8y ago
You can reach ketosis without fasting, it's worrying that both this article and it's source are not really clear on the methodology. This the actual source: "Here we report that β-HB promotes vascular cell quiescence, which s
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by fabricexpert 8y ago
Ah yes of course. There is some interesting research into the benefits of Dihydrogen Monoxide with Hydroxyl Acid extracts, zero calories and can help extend a fast for days. Patent pending.
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by fabricexpert 8y ago
It won't last - how do you make money off a fasting diet? There's nothing to sell, unlike WeightWatchers, Shakes, Juice diets etc. Unless someone sells fasting chewing gum or something.
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by fabricexpert 8y ago
You should add a message to the end of the typeform explaining that :)
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by fabricexpert 8y ago
Are these products fundamentally different? Or are we just seeing a new wave of marketing and fulfillment?
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by fabricexpert 8y ago
Looks nice but it just links you to a typeform. Probably needs it's own campaign to get started properly
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by fabricexpert 8y ago
Like what? All you need is a privacy policy and the ability to delete / return customer data when requested. But that doesn't have to be in real time/automated, you can just set up an email address and respond manually. It&#x

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