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by giardini 10mo ago
So maybe the puck is on TV? Reason I say this is that this guy (Bob Hoffman) https://www.bing.com/videos/riverview/relatedvideo?q=Ad+Cont... says people watch ads on TV not the Internet.
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by giardini 10mo ago
FTFA: "Interactivity is, by 1,000 to 1, people clicking away from ads, not into ads..." "ad fraud is very bad probably, nobody knows for sure....Reputable ad fraud researchers believe ad fraud is probably about 20% of all
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Why online advertising is a scam – Bob Hoffman(bing.com)
3 points by giardini 10mo ago|1 comments
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by giardini 10mo ago
hackyhacky says > "...most people can't make accurate predictions about AI..." < "... no one can make accurate predictions about AI..." FTFY
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by giardini 10mo ago
I know of no one who is willing to work hard having a bad life other than for extremely bad luck, drugs or gambling. This is anecdotal certainly but I see nothing to discourage people from working hard.
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by giardini 10mo ago
Democratic governments should not provide health care. Politicians quickly learn to use government services/"rights" as a means of dividing and controlling the population. Instead of thinking about the survival of the nation
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by giardini 10mo ago
What if the problem is drive-related?
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by giardini 10mo ago
Is this CEO or his company aware of the connotations of "snowflake" in American English('declared by The Guardian in Britain to be the "defining insult of 2016"')? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki&
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Ask HN: PC Data Privacy in PC Repair Shops
1 points by giardini 10mo ago|3 comments
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by giardini 10mo ago
I crossed bear off my menu a long time ago! To my chagrin, the bears did not reciprocate.
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by giardini 10mo ago
b/c he lives someplace where people get parasites regularly? Also b/c it is cheaper and easier to treat for parasites (take a pill) than to test and then treat (visit a doctor, get a prescription, take a pill). Many parasites are
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by giardini 10mo ago
paywall
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by giardini 10mo ago
Free link?
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by giardini 10mo ago
ggm sez >"I'm going to give blowing willow smoke up my Anus a miss, if that's ok. "< Speaking of which, here lie several drawings of people blowing smoke up a miss's ass FWIW: https://allthatsinte
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by giardini 10mo ago
Hasn't ChatGPT solved string theory yet?
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Yann LeCun confirms his new 'world model' startup(techcrunch.com)
4 points by giardini 10mo ago|1 comments
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by giardini 10mo ago
Once again raising the question: "Should one trust a man who wears a bow tie?"
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by giardini 10mo ago
">* If the cops don't care about something, it's defecto legal. *<" Ahhhh! A new English expression, "defecto legal". I like it! It should be the name of a website, defectolegal.com, for purposes TBD late
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by giardini 10mo ago
" >If the cops don't care about something, it's defecto legal.< " Ahhhh! A new English expression, "defecto legal". I like it! It could be the name of a popular website. The proper term is "de fact
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by giardini 10mo ago
Need a free link please!
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by giardini 10mo ago
We gave up on you guys a long time ago: told your Dad to leave you behind a bush but he was a good Dad so, lucky you! Our bad.
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by giardini 10mo ago
>"Meanwhile, left barely does anything. They are not rocking the boat, they are powerless."< The left's judicial branch is very active: they sue every chance they get. And since they've diligently packed the cour
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by giardini 10mo ago
A "world police" are useful to almost everyone (nations involved in international trade) for situations such as piracy or border enforcement on the high seas. OTOH being such police is a costly endeavor so most nations will do the
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by giardini 10mo ago
What "deal"?
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by giardini 10mo ago
The US is pulling back from NATO and simultaneously re-asserting dominance in the Americas, i.e., the Munroe Doctrine, which has suffered setbacks in recent decades.
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by giardini 10mo ago
People sometimes react to AI software as they might to a "Ouija board". E.g.: https://duckduckgo.com/?q=ouija+board+vs+chatgpt&t=ffab&ia=w... Oops! Lots of spooky stuff! One of them is a funny story: &quot
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by giardini 11mo ago
As a software guy going way back, this post may be the death knell of software development as I've known it. I have never seen a good hardware guy who could code his way out of a paper bag. If hardware guys succeed in developing soft
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by giardini 11mo ago
>"I love the Netherlands and have spent a few months trying it out as a place to live. It's among my favourite places: moderate weather, friendly people, a high level of personal freedom, very high rate of English speakers, cl
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by giardini 11mo ago
Horse meat is tasty too! Pretty popular in France. Hmmm, remember my first steak tartare in Belgium! Ymmmm!
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by giardini 11mo ago
Soylent glue?

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