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by gukov 10y ago
It can get very expensive very quick.
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by gukov 10y ago
I'm thinking something like unit tests but for real life objects, eg. the chair has to have four legs, specific length, etc. Then have mechanical turks "run" the tests.
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by gukov 10y ago
If the F-35 is designed for BVR shouldn't it be behind the fighters, not in front? Similarly to how an aircraft carrier is always grouped up with destroyers.
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by gukov 10y ago
Every living organism is designed by evolution to strive for survival and reproduction. It's the constant fight that gets you out of the bed every morning. Having nothing to do all day but paint will eventually result in premature deat
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by gukov 10y ago
The brain will eventually adapt and find a way to continue procrastinate. Self-deception might work for a while, just don't expect it to last forever.
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by gukov 10y ago
http://blog.dilbert.com/post/156850873521/a-thought-experime...
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by gukov 10y ago
Doesn't anyone look at the domains they click...
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by gukov 10y ago
It's the business-as-usual attitude and acting as if nothing happened right after a catastrophic event that riles people up. Transparency is fine. Eventually moving on is fine. But right now people are interested only in one topic when
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by gukov 10y ago
Marketing 101. Flood negative with positive.
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by gukov 10y ago
Not much considering that some people are already made unlock their phones when entering Canada.
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by gukov 10y ago
If no laws are being broken then let the free market police itself. If there are enough people that are "buying" what Breitbart is "selling" and if it's lawful then what's the problem?
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by gukov 10y ago
And LiquidWeb's support is "heroic."
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by gukov 10y ago
There are no magic tricks. You're either getting something done or simply reading about getting something done, which is just another form of procrastination ( http://jamesclear.com/taking-action ). Oh, and humans can&#x
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by gukov 10y ago
They also managed to make everything you're using and wearing right now.
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by gukov 10y ago
Obviously travel was possible before Google. I'd go as far as saying that travel was actually more enjoyable back then: the unknown, the exploration, the spontaneity. Today's travel consists of entering an address, getting your al
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by gukov 10y ago
I'm also hyperaware (I call it hypersensitive). It's a good thing if you're a bodyguard, but otherwise it's absolutely a curse. Noise cancelling headphones are a must. Also, music can be too distracting. I recommend whi
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by gukov 10y ago
Who bombed them better: Bush or Obama?
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by gukov 10y ago
Gotcha Thanks
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by gukov 10y ago
It seems like you integrate with the likes of Google (Webmaster Tools) and Cloudflare in ways not done before, so my assumptions here are probably a bit outdated. Let's say you want to test a new title. You collect stats for a week, ch
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by gukov 10y ago
What was your medical opinion when one of the candidates collapsed on 9/11/16?
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by gukov 10y ago
Trump opponents really do want him and the country to fail just so that they can say "I told you so."
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by gukov 10y ago
62 million Americans will be perfectly fine with getting one day every four years.
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by gukov 10y ago
Your comment reminded me of the 'Immigration, World Poverty, and Gumballs' presentation. Really eye opening.
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by gukov 10y ago
They are in an awful spot. It can be argued that once a company messes up this bad it will make sure nothing similar happens ever again. However, it can also be argued that if a tech company has all five of its back up procedures fail it&#x
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by gukov 10y ago
Not everyone that doesn't share your beliefs is a fascist.
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by gukov 10y ago
What I found to be working quite well for me, and not just with politics, is studying both sides of an argument and making a conclusion for myself. When it comes to politics, /r/politics was a good place until it was overrun by th
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by gukov 10y ago
Accidental orders could be what they're going for on purpose here. They'll bite the cost of refunds (customers get to keep the product), leaving only the memory of how easy it was to order. Is parasitic marketing a term?
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by gukov 10y ago
1. Moz://a is paid millions by Google so that they're the default search engine in Firefox 2. Firefox just became a little bit more like Chrome, at least as far as some of its users here are concerned Google has been slowly c
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by gukov 10y ago
Can't expect companies based in SF to be anywhere near politically neutral.
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by gukov 10y ago
The following article should relief your cough: http://www.forbes.com/sites/larrydownes/2017/01/24/why-is-th...

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