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For me I was content that I could parse what other people were saying. I wanted to know the concepts and how people think, my own ability to synthesize sentences would have been a side effect.
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Must have been an update, wasn't familiar with it. The last duolingo I used was just trying to get humans to solve its foreign-language reCaptcha material.
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Duolingo and apps like it, including Memrise, really fail with German. They can be good for syllable pronunciation and maybe memorizing gender of some nouns, but they never will explain or brush on the more complex nuances of any language,
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8y ago
Good job on attempting to map German to some programming concepts. German cases have to be learned by listening to others, as your post kind of alludes to but may not be obvious to people, is that the gender assignment is not intuitive and
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8y ago
Or Fullstory! Way back in 2016 that analytics package could already show you the full screen and every click on someone using a website or native ios/android mobile app. All so you can "optimize your A/B testing" lol. Bu
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8y ago
> In school we were strictly taught the market is efficient and I fully believed that. But I've seen online and discussed in person a (seemingly) growing idea that markets are not in fact efficient at all. I can tell pretty much eve
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8y ago
the defendant could also have multiple sources of money, what a concept
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8y ago
A) The people you friended uploaded their contact information B) People searched your name on Facebook C) Facebook creates ghost profiles with all these details until it has enough confidence to sync it with an new/existing Facebook pr
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8y ago
From the article > "In fact, the company reported a $22 million federal income tax rebate." So if they paid 131 in income taxes, and received 141 in tax credits, then that accounts for $10 million of the $22 million the article
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8y ago
> you're simply doing it wrong. In Canada
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The title is grammatically correct, it also makes sense, and it also conveys the message it was intended to convey. The lies belong to the hackers A young woman followed those lies until she was no longer alive This would be the worst place
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8y ago
they also hate TOR users the captcha is not completable, and when it is, the next section says the captcha signature is invalid but you can always circumvent that with a clearnet VPN, just need to isolate its use to just reddit, that sessio
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This article misses that people WANT other museums to be like this. The modern art museum experience is a quiet keep to your self affair, and people arent even sure they can take photos. Compare that to the same artist’s gallery opening in
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8y ago
> It's just plain noisy and you don't know what someone is objecting to. Then why does it rate limit the poster who might have spurred a discussion and wants to find out? They can't even post anymore until hours after the
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8y ago
It is accurate that you would find these people on dark net marketplaces, and those places frequently also host forums when I say "the dark web", I'm referring to things I know are hosted on TOR. what are you having trouble
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8y ago
It doesn't matter, information is disseminated in encrypted peer 2 peer chats, and nobody will talk to you or give you a username to message them unless you paid them It is not indexed. The only thing that is indexed are reviews, which
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8y ago
There exists at least one website or user that is available only as a hidden service on that network which has better information than sites on clearnet So maybe you are asking the wrong question? > Every time I try to look at things on
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> not just throw a random non-sequitur back. (I would respond to other posts, but Hackernews mutes users for 2 hours after getting downvotes. They believe this is a helpful system, even though responses often shed light on perspectives a
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8y ago
because the payment would be in bitcoin, can't counterfeit bitcoin.
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> “There are so many questions I would have liked to ask him,” said Wesley Gillespie, a Secret Service agent who chased Johnson for a year. “How did he learn to make these so well? Who taught him? Where is the bitcoin?” The Dark Web is v
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8y ago
> Many are ambivalent about the whole compassion and help the world thing, but will mouth the words if they feel it will increase their chances at belonging in elite social circles I think I've found my people
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The states and territories have to be treated separately, they are all structured completely differently, have completely different checks and balances of different efficacy and have as many civil rights nuances as any separate country. The
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> The firm initially terminated its 401(k) plan for employees in 2010, a step that permitted them to roll the savings into traditional IRAs. Then, employees took advantage of a rule change that year allowing affluent Americans to conver
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You wrote about the federal government Now how about the 55+ autonomous regions in the US where only the richest get to afford their rights all the way up to a Federal appeal's court. There are user experience problems impacting a larg
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8y ago
funny how people get the same information and make opposite conclusions ain't it
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> All things being equal, as a user I'll chose a native app every time. The reality is that most potential users don't install native apps, and will use a PWA without knowing it. Its just a URL. Numbers are still as high as 20%
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I don't do it a lot but I am pleased at the speed I can do it now It was mind numbing and tedious editing when I had a pentium 4 editing to VGA resolution now its like 1080P on my laptop and things go super fast. 2K, 4K, 8K has zero ut
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cries in money
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The 2017 FOMOers need a couple more of these Everyone wanting to pretend to be Wolf of Wall Street and brag about not understanding technology but making a ton of money trading it? This is easily avoidable by all parties and their ignorance
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8y ago
Yes the exchange participating in not disclosing cold storage addresses would make it a conspiracy
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