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grenoire
10y ago
Every single time I feel smarter, Hacker News manages to show me something I can't fathom.
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grenoire
10y ago
Man, this ought to take the cake for the worst esolang I've seen...
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grenoire
10y ago
Exactly. These services do not get blocked by spam filters due to their credibility scores. That is the most important feature, not the UX.
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grenoire
10y ago
PAL-V is not American if I looked it up correctly.
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10y ago
H-how? How are the oranges I squeeze by hand concentrate..?
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grenoire
10y ago
Hey, don't you dare give them any ideas! We're barely done finishing up with the current standards' implementations...
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10y ago
I'm not so sure if the neoclassical general equilbrium theory applies so aptly to social constructs. Interesting approach, and I guess it gets the author's point across..
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grenoire
10y ago
So it's the good old microfinance with a blockchain gimmick?
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grenoire
10y ago
Yes, you have to import raw data.
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grenoire
10y ago
Seems quite Vulkan-y. I'm interested to see how far the support with this one gets. Also, I'm not really pleased with the Apple-platform and Metal choices.
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10y ago
2016 + 30 = 2046. Bwoo-shazam!
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10y ago
Waiting for completed pages simply takes way too long. Seems like there isn't a way to automatically 'skeleton-ize' the page either. So; it is the sites' responsibility to prevent reflows.
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grenoire
10y ago
You mean reinforcing?
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grenoire
10y ago
I do agree for the most part, except for the use of the words 'trust' and 'trustworthy.' 'Authentic' is a better one I'd say.
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10y ago
Istanbul's city planners also have a (likely) greater problem with unplanned rapid expansion. A lot of haphazardly constructed buildings pop up fortnight, squatting empty lots. This form of expansion is not just at the urban borders, b
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10y ago
It's a zero sum game, of course. For each person who achieves their goals after stopping watching TV, someone else has theirs crushed.
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10y ago
I wonder what the solution to this can be. Should the CA prevent people from getting certificates for domains containing the names of 'big' websites and corporations? Should browsers make it more obvious that the website has an EV
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10y ago
We also have apps like 9292 or NS Reisplanner that combine trains, trams, buses, and metros into one route planner. The fact that you can use the Chipkaart for practically all land transportation is also amazingly convenient.
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grenoire
10y ago
Looks like ReJSON just uses periods instead of slashes as the delimiter, except for also using a period for the root object.
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grenoire
10y ago
What does "refreshed" mean in this case?
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10y ago
Setting aside the blatant snide in your first question, he already answered it. In the US, one of the groups that are seemingly deemed inferior by the Republicans is the African-Americans. African-Americans are very well aware of that, and
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10y ago
In Theoryland, which resembles the real world but entirely resides in theory, you could adjust your prices periodically until you slowly integrate to the point where your profits (or revenues, if you wish) are maximised. Why this is in Theo
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10y ago
Just take the equilibrium point for the Marshallian demand curves of the 'industry' you are located in. Of course, once you achieve monopoly status, you can set the price at the intersection of your marginal costs and marginal rev
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10y ago
Salting is more relevant in this case.
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10y ago
You contain a whole lot of water, and that alone does the job (of messing up the connection).
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10y ago
Isn't this the case for many people travelling to the US? It's really not about the travel ban, or being Muslim.
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10y ago
Have you even used Snapchat? News networks and blogs are always keeping up featured spots on the stories tab of the app. It's become an advertising tool.
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10y ago
I'd like to get involved, but a lack of capital is going to make it very difficult.
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10y ago
Then who monitors the monitoring organisation? A centralised solution to information oligopolies cannot work.
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10y ago
Does anybody have any examples on how fact checking is automated? Is it a mix of natural language processing and database cross-checks?
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