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by frogpelt 10y ago
"probably much easier for a machine to solve to[sic]" Surely, CAPTCHA wasn't replaced with something less dificult for machines to solve. Have you seen research to indicate this?
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by frogpelt 10y ago
To be fair, English is difficult. Lose could rhyme with rose or close. But it doesn't. Instead it rhymes with cruise, clues, two's, moos, and choose (almost).
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by frogpelt 10y ago
Well, surely, they'll also have a generic guest price. Those who want to avoid the friction of logging in can pay a little extra (or maybe less sometimes) for the right to do so.
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by frogpelt 10y ago
I tried both 2.7.10 and 3.6.0.
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by frogpelt 10y ago
Really cool idea! Unfortunately, I'm getting a 500 error on every request. What did I do wrong?
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by frogpelt 10y ago
That's too many fars.
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by frogpelt 10y ago
By your definition of subsidy, everything is subsidized. Why don't we stop subsidizing education too?
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by frogpelt 10y ago
And I submit to you the Wikipedia article about Unintended consequences: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unintended_consequences We can outlaw cars but what will be the consequences? One reason Americans have a fascinati
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by frogpelt 10y ago
Random testing, I guess? Because owners could just re-enable emissions control until after the test.
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by frogpelt 10y ago
Curious, are these discussions and posts really important? How many crucial conversations have taken place only on Facebook? I removed my account a couple of years ago when I found out stuff about people that I would have been happier not k
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by frogpelt 10y ago
As a society, we really need to look at why we have no patience. Can we not wait 2 or 3 days to receive an order? Do we have to have everything right now?
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by frogpelt 10y ago
By all means, find a review site you can trust and then share it.
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by frogpelt 10y ago
Or is it more likely they found someone who was already digging a hole and asked to be able to video it?
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by frogpelt 10y ago
Google is not required to provide you search results. And they should be expected to market their own products. To expect otherwise is foolish.
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by frogpelt 10y ago
"reflect on democratic republic systems' grave shortcomings." And do what in response? Abolish the current system of government? In favor of what?
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by frogpelt 10y ago
Having parents and being a parent are slightly more similar than having a dog and being a dog.
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by frogpelt 10y ago
Many people assume since they are usually motivated by their self-interest others are too. The fact is, getting what I want and giving others what they want are usually not mutually exclusive. And anytime there is a conflict, there is usual
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by frogpelt 10y ago
Yes rails make things a lot simpler.
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by frogpelt 10y ago
I have so many questions about the Uber program in Pittsburgh. Does it take instructions? Can the rider change his mind? What happens if a fight breaks out in the car? Will there be a hotline you can call if your car goes rogue? Or just par
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by frogpelt 10y ago
The very fact that he asked for his parents not to be told probably means telling them would make a difference. Unless that was more scammer bait to distract from the original intent to tell the police.
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by frogpelt 10y ago
Exactly.
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by frogpelt 10y ago
I imagine a time in the future (months from now) when we will summon an Uber and it will list all of the stops it has to make along the way to deliver/pick-up packages. We'll be able to sort our autonomous ride options by lowest n
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by frogpelt 10y ago
That's the joke.
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by frogpelt 10y ago
Honestly, if you are such a fierce competitor that you can make it to the Olympics, how are hostile fans even an issue? Unless there was violence why would you even care? It seems like the true competitors eat that stuff up. Is it just the
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by frogpelt 10y ago
Looks like the search companion dog is back! But where's Clippy?
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by frogpelt 10y ago
Disingenuous I think. I would rather someone who has legitimately made a billion dollars just go buy a yacht and a Ferrari and drive them around. Kamprad has a pretty solid tax-avoidance scheme going on too. Completely legal but frowned upo
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by frogpelt 10y ago
If all of the people who don't vote picked a third party candidate, the third party candidate would win in a landslide. Of course that's not going to happen. But it's inaccurate to think that people not voting don't vot
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by frogpelt 10y ago
This is getting too complicated. We need some sort of code attached to each address that can represent an area, so addresses can be organized quickly. I vote for a 5 digit code, at least in the U.S.
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by frogpelt 10y ago
This says a whole lot more about you than it does about Mother Teresa or anyone else.
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by frogpelt 10y ago
It is a different issue but it reminded me of the other one, sorry to hijack/piggyback.

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