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by jdrc 5y ago
That seems like another shot in the foot though. Apple and google are gatekeepers of notifications. Email is still the most robust choice for infrequent notifications. I wish email had been extended to implement temporary notifications
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by jdrc 5y ago
Why do we need the responsive mobile web design anymore? Honestly i think it s an unnecessary complication that keeps most of the website content out of view, nullifies zooming, and slows the development of any site . Most phones have great
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by jdrc 5y ago
I m trying to sell some through godaddy now and i am awed at how bad and broken their system is. It takes 6+ tries to list anything. Sedo was kind of ok but i did not get any bids. In general i have no idea what i m doing and the services a
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by jdrc 5y ago
Does the program also work for bigtech employees?
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Bitcoin has become a lifeline for sex workers(cnbc.com)
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by jdrc 5y ago
I like how you went from "other people's reddits" to creating your own distribution in there. Unfortunately the web is too big and too crowded now, and i do think that owning your distribution is the only solution.
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by jdrc 5y ago
Has anyone cloned and re-hosted your site? Somebody has to do the hosting. Even if it s a federated platform, somebody has to care, federation just mixes up the content a bit. We should be demanding for public archives of people's info
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by jdrc 5y ago
We are all here because some rich people are here and we believe in cargo cults
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by jdrc 5y ago
In retrospect, 100% of science looks obvious. This is the nature of discovery. It's a whole lot different from the other side.
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by jdrc 5y ago
The revolution is over and the result isn't good. Sorry, addicting people to their narcissism is not very positive, no matter how it is spinned
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by jdrc 5y ago
There is a lot of things that people value but it is impossible to monetize. Monetization control is a huge factor for the current shape of the internet And then, there is no public internet. Wikipedia is valuable, and it sustains itself, b
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by jdrc 5y ago
Yeah , people have been lamenting the end of horses for a while, too.
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by jdrc 5y ago
it s like watching a clockwork from the 17th century. It's gotten old
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by jdrc 5y ago
dont have to love it, but yeah they have an account. i have an account and i would use it for payments (fb has a ton of cash backing to be considered reliable , and banks absolutely need as much competition as possible).
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by jdrc 5y ago
took them long enough. How does this work within apple's walled garden, is apple entitled to a cut? I thought they could use their reach to get people to sidestet apple's requirements.
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by jdrc 5y ago
considering that this is a Transformer model, one looks for hints about which words were filled in by the model . The passage is not enough to tell if the model has some kind of longer-term memory that could develop further the story by ref
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by jdrc 5y ago
Now i feel foolish for not acknowledging her, especially in elsevier papers.
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by jdrc 5y ago
Remote education is going to be huge, especially if sufficient numbers of people move after the pandemic. It's just that teachers are not the right people for it.
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by jdrc 5y ago
i m pretty sure if you ask people about something like the relativity of simultaneity , 100% of people who havent studied relativity will call it counterintuitive
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by jdrc 5y ago
tbh too many comments here are 'excited' about a business that is rather commonplace everywhere around the world, and is considered ethically ~dubious, since there are few cases where these cells are being used. Plus in past few y
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by jdrc 5y ago
I did not mean that Einstein had a different intuition of time. It s pretty much impossible to derive an absolute spacetime from experience where time is monotonic. I wasn't talking about that, but about the ability of the brain to ent
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by jdrc 5y ago
we don't really know either do we? The idea of equivalence is not an intuitive path in the universe of possibilities. We don't know if him or others tried other equally singular paths. And do we know to what extent the MM experim
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by jdrc 5y ago
One day we will be able to link Einstein's worldview with the intricacies of human brain. His theory probably aligns with something fundamental about the way we perceive space and time that nobody had tapped into before him. I wonder
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by jdrc 5y ago
That was decades ago though. AFAIK nowadays all countries operate large banks - the UK has a big one. It s likely that a donor CAN be found through such banks. Besides, this kind of commercial approach is not systematic and doesnt guarantee
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by jdrc 5y ago
Is this business viable anymore? Don't we have the Yamanaka factors to reprogram any kind of cells to various levels of undifferentiation? Sounds like an investment with guaranteed zero return at some point in the near future. Also as
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by jdrc 5y ago
Oil. The islands have been early adopters of renewables (they are ideally fit) . Solar water heaters are common since many decades. No gas infrastructure
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by jdrc 5y ago
Ok but define persistent, compulsive, negative, and it's not just for substances
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by jdrc 5y ago
I think it s more important to investigate the collusion between advertisers and google. You rarely read about advertisers and why they give all their inventory to google, which is the reason why there is no competition in the space. Fines
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by jdrc 5y ago
Also, these were the only guys who were trying seriously, they were on a mission,and in a military environment
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by jdrc 5y ago
Burundi or Anguila are also good choices

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