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by g82918 7y ago
It would help to know what exactly the idea was and how you presented it. One thing to keep in mind is only hacks are worried about people stealing their ideas. This ought to be a safe place.
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by g82918 7y ago
I am very sorry, but I am certain the GP was being funny. What he meant was that the person suggesting on Facebook may not have had any sway or may have been pushing you off.
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by g82918 7y ago
I feel like the article had a weird focus on the idea of fake news that was unrelated to the issue. The bigger problem is users installing things and giving permissions too easily.
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by g82918 7y ago
I don't know that that is true. Imagine buying more land is super pricey. So it pays to invest more in existing mines.
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by g82918 7y ago
One thing people propose is criminalizing paying ransoms. I feel like this is short minded in that it may prioritize hig value targets like hospitals. I don't have a good answer for how to avoid issues like criminals prioritizing heal
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by g82918 7y ago
Last month I was attempting a game in Unreal Engine for fun. The article does a decent job describing some of the problems. I know C++ and use C++17 at my job, so it wasn't an issue. One minor point is that Unity just tends to work.
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by g82918 7y ago
I think part of the appeal of an obelisk is that it is hard to keep the stone together during the raising. Erecting an obelisk in ancient times was a bit of a hassle where one may be being erected would be considered a great act or at leas
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by g82918 7y ago
Mining in general is a pretty complicated topic, and anecdata like the article are nice to have. One issue separate from the personal side is that nations need minerals. Minerals require mining. Mining breeds misery. The answer probably
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by g82918 7y ago
I feel like there are a lot of these types of articles that verge on blogspam. Literally 60% of the content is just specs from the manufacturer regurgitated in one spot. It would be nice if the author had done some actual comparison or tri
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by g82918 7y ago
Pair baduk can be pretty fun. In my local club we do 2:1 and 2:2 pretty regularly. There is strong diminishing returns above two players though. 3:1 and 3:2 and 3:3 are all usually too much consultation for the game play to be fun if you d
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by g82918 7y ago
I feel like User-Agent in general is not well suited to the modern web. Most browsers pretend to be some version of Mozilla or Netscape. And most things that scrape sites like Apple's messaging app pretend to be something equally out
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by g82918 7y ago
You define words which are like functions which you could use to operate on multibyte data. Most forth code uses large dictionaries of words. So it will look like 'dosomething decode bytes' where bytes is your utf8 and decode is
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by g82918 7y ago
I really like oilshell and chubot for that. He has some really great posts on the shell language and parsing.
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by g82918 7y ago
I am still not super sold on the ActivityPub format as being better than RSS, any dissenters want to change my mind?
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by g82918 7y ago
Does anyone know if this is still accurate today?
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by g82918 7y ago
This is a recurring feature of american politics that the homeless are legislated out of places to sleep. It is sad, and uncomfortable. As a homeowner who deals with homeless people I get why they want them not to be there. But eventually
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by g82918 7y ago
I will say I don't really get the point of the article, it seems to verge on being blogspam. So Apple realizes people don't respond well to legal text and try to hide it a bit?
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by g82918 7y ago
1 crore (or 100 lakhs) is equivalent to 10 million. So about half a billion USD. For us Americans. Edit: based on an currency converter of dubious value.
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by g82918 7y ago
It seems almost silly that we can generate more energy than we can use some, but not all of, the time.
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by g82918 7y ago
Could we have video tag, also it is a decent overview.
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by g82918 7y ago
I would like the article better if there was a link to the actual legislation. As is it seems a bit like fearmongering to say it is dense and over 100 pages like that is unusual or bad for laws.
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by g82918 7y ago
So in some cases machine learning can force us to acknowledge already existing biases. Like Musicians are male is something it might learn which we may not already acknowledge. It is a bit sad that we would rely on machines to tell us what
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by g82918 7y ago
I didn't know what Tezos was so for others: > Tezos is a cryptocurrency and decentralized computing platform. Its features include proof of stake consensus, formal verification (which lets developers verify the correctness of their
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by g82918 7y ago
There is some serious issue in the programming if it has ~5.6 seconds and only decides ~1.8 seconds before to stop.
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by g82918 7y ago
Could we have a video tag on that? Not sure how.
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by g82918 7y ago
A lot of people don't appreciate that snakes pose about as much good to the environment as bee's do.
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by g82918 7y ago
I really like the idea of React, but I can't help but feel it will always be slow to due to DOM manipulations. It would be nice if there was a first class mechanism to pre-transform some of the structures server-side that will always b
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by g82918 7y ago
>This raises an interesting point, which is that there seems to be a relationship between essay-writing and essay-reading. The students are able to cheat on essay-writing because the school is already cheating on essay-reading. When they
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by g82918 7y ago
> An orange farmer has a price for his oranges months before his orange trees blossom The futures market, how can we do that for people? Joke.
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by g82918 7y ago
Multiple times a year with multiple people, not so extreme. I pay $160 for myself alone 3 times a year for periodental cleaning

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