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by ffhhj 5y ago
It's a two iteration learning process, and this time they need to learn people don't want ads and telemetry. Windows 12 will be privacy first.
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Google bots killed my Adsense account I never used
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by ffhhj 5y ago
Imagine a search engine company that doesn't have a search bar in Youtube playlists.
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by ffhhj 5y ago
I believe engineers are getting smarter about the value of their innovation and won't gift their best ideas to companies that will just pay their salaries. Also all that mass-patenting of whatever idea some one has is creating a huge h
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by ffhhj 5y ago
Just put it in foam inside a case.
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by ffhhj 5y ago
An electron ghost controlling an organic robot.
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by ffhhj 5y ago
Whoever worked at Vine didn't see its demise approaching.
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by ffhhj 5y ago
Or you can certainly be 5% of a millionaire by saving $50,000.
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by ffhhj 5y ago
> He never bothered to explain why he thinks so. Apple fans are a little too fond of describing their favored products using this word. Learned programming in an Apple IIc, and I still remember how much I liked the Apple's and Macin
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by ffhhj 5y ago
Now, how a clock decoupled from the environment would behave, according to the quantum Zeno effect? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quantum_Zeno_effect
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by ffhhj 5y ago
Doesn't mean some won't do it, or that they will tell you.
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by ffhhj 5y ago
Something I learned from a pot smoker: they sometimes mix it with other drugs for higher effects.
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by ffhhj 5y ago
What if... > After Microsoft objected to Brock's "exaggerated interpretation" of the agreement and informed Brock that his license was nontransferable, Brock sued for US$60 million. The ensuing lawsuit was highly technical
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by ffhhj 5y ago
Hmm > The injury to the pilot’s eyes caused by the defendant’s actions resulted in the pilot being unable to fly for a week. https://www.justice.gov/usao-wdtx/pr/schertz-man-sentenced-f...
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by ffhhj 5y ago
I'm designing a wearable device, and I'm looking for resistant materials, different from metals, that are safe to use on the skin. According to Wikipedia PTFE (teflon) is not harmful. Could someone recommend materials to protect t
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by ffhhj 5y ago
What if it's a planet temporarily captured by our solar system which is currently deataching due to an unstable orbit? Moons are temporary, why not planets, even suns.
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by ffhhj 5y ago
This. Keep a clear list of tasks to do, when you wake up earlier in zombie mode you will just see the tree in front of you and won't get lost in the unsolvable forest of the day before.
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by ffhhj 5y ago
Got a few this{thing}doesnotexist.com for AI projects.
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by ffhhj 5y ago
In the comparison image M87's blackhole has an almost perfectly circular black spot, while in the simulated image the center is half a circle due to the disk. Is this caused by some missing effect in the calculations, the angle of the
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by ffhhj 5y ago
That's so discorrect.
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by ffhhj 5y ago
I instead bought a lamp with tungsten filament filled with Xenon gas for $5. Sometimes I slowly apply a little current to it to see the filament radiate. This is a 150W halogen bulb. I don't know what the crystal is made of, but tungst
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by ffhhj 5y ago
Enters The Ever Given.
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by ffhhj 5y ago
I've been in one of those interviews with a person with really bad English. It's a preview of how painful working there is. I just quit the interview after hearing the first question, and a few days later got a nice well-paid job
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by ffhhj 5y ago
Yeah, whatever helps breaking those monopolistic stores.
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by ffhhj 5y ago
Epic is losing a great opportunity to build a gaming device with a friendly developer store and kick Google/Apple stores.
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by ffhhj 5y ago
It's well known that there are also videos. So these criminals won't be caught watching them.
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by ffhhj 5y ago
Sounds "simple" enough for an organism to evolve a defense system like this. Why it isn't present in current living forms after millions of years of evolution? Or if it ever existed, maybe it devolved.
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by ffhhj 5y ago
The post is being downvoted, but I'm really glad someone is actually as interested in the topic as I am. I don't think there is enough research on this, at least I haven't found it. But you should look into Bruce Lee books fo
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by ffhhj 5y ago
> The Ancient Greeks knew what it took to grow stronger, but their ideas about the body's physiology were a little mystical. They believed in harnessing an ethereal substance called pneuma, a bit like the Chinese chi. This involved
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by ffhhj 5y ago
Then subordinates must show their dominance not doing useless work. I've been in meetings in which I'm the one screaming to my boss in the face. When another boss tried to make me look bad with our superiors, I showed them their i

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