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by jobigoud 7y ago
I can't comment on Slavic false friends but I've found that for French-English, Spanish-English and French-Spanish, if you really force yourself into thinking the words in the correct accent, the "friendliness" disappear
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by jobigoud 7y ago
We also probably have things that we forget/block/deny but are still there somewhere underneath, reachable only if we are put in the correct psychological conditions. Like how deleting files doesn't properly wipe out the bits
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by jobigoud 7y ago
> In a race against time, doctors treating Mrs Schoeman turned to a specialised machine capable of removing blood, infusing it with oxygen and reintroducing it to the patient. > Once her body temperature had reached 30C, they used a d
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by jobigoud 7y ago
I think what the grand parent was hinting with Google Analytics is data collected outside of what's stored directly in the Google account. If you visit a site that has Google Analytics on or if you fill a Recaptcha, do they match this
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by jobigoud 7y ago
Programmers whose code can be more easily read and maintained later would be at least one metric. Regarding the use of the apostrophe, I don't have any proof but I think it's more often native speakers rather than non-native speak
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by jobigoud 7y ago
They just removed 'c' from typewriters.
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by jobigoud 7y ago
They are selling PIR, the non-profit registry controlling .org (and other TLDs). And now "PIR will (...) consider seeking B Corporation certification." https://thenew.org/the-internet-society-public-interest-regi..
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by jobigoud 7y ago
What was sold is PIR, "Public Interest Registry", which controls not only .org but also .ngo, .ong, and some other language specific TLDs.
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by jobigoud 7y ago
Interesting! Are the keywords also having their own color each, or are they grouped in a single color?
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by jobigoud 7y ago
We could think of each collapsible region as going down one dimension.
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by jobigoud 7y ago
Shouldn't the undefined globals be underlined by the linter already? Sorry I haven't done JS in forever, in Lua it will point out the unknown globals for me.
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by jobigoud 7y ago
Whatever he thinks of Ethos or the statements they are making isn't relevant anyway. It's a private firm, it can be itself bought and sold, acquired, merged, etc. What happens if Google or Facebook or whatever suddenly wants to co
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by jobigoud 7y ago
I can repro this in Firefox. Are you disabling Javascript?
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by jobigoud 7y ago
This scenario is so common and the list of disputed territories is so long that it should be a standard. It could be a bit like the timezones, the locale, or the decimal point separator, or other things like that. It should be an option at
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by jobigoud 7y ago
This reminds me of the research on comparative speed of different languages that ended up finding that the information density was essentially the same for all languages, even if the number of syllables enunciated per second was different.
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by jobigoud 7y ago
I believe there was a research showing that verbalizing helps people think. I always think aloud for hard issues. (underrated perk of remote work, you can talk to yourself without looking crazy).
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by jobigoud 7y ago
90% sensitivity = 10% false negatives. When the patient has the condition, it is detected 90/100 of the time. 95% specificity = 5% false positives. When the patient doesn't have the condition, it is correctly not detected 95&#x2
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by jobigoud 7y ago
When we buy products at the grocery store we can look at the package and after the ingredients list it says "this product may contain traces of this or traces of that", or "this product was made in a factory that also process
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by jobigoud 7y ago
I think that by being acquired and now having owners and stakeholders, PIR is no longer a non-profit corporation. Their own press-release state they will consider seeking B Corporation certification. https://thenew.org/the
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by jobigoud 7y ago
The first one would be very weird considering there is also ESA, JAXA, etc. in the game. The world is not regulated by the US. Focusing on research seems to more likely.
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by jobigoud 7y ago
You can start here https://savedotorg.org/
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by jobigoud 7y ago
And what is the number for regular cabs?
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by jobigoud 7y ago
This behavior is known as "cloaking", and it is in direct violation of Google’s Guidelines. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QHtnfOgp65Q&t=431s
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by jobigoud 7y ago
Yeah, at some point Google had an option to search specifically in groups and forums but they killed it. I would also very much like a forum-specific search engine, very often I'm looking for discussion about a subject rather than th
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by jobigoud 7y ago
Not only a better metric, but the only way to actually compute life expectancy. We need the mortality rate for each year, then we can know the expected remaining time for any particular "age".
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by jobigoud 7y ago
Spelling depends on various things. If it's followed by another number, then its singular: quatre-vingt-trois. Otherwise, it's plural, quatre-vingts. Unless it's an ordinal / noun, J'habite au quatre-vingt rue de la
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by jobigoud 7y ago
This is fantastically evil. I think you win the dangerous idea of the day award. It reminds me of the market for answering machine messages, but here you will have a large catalog of celebrities and you can create a personalized video messa
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by jobigoud 7y ago
I think the bigger problem is it provides deniability and removes accountability. The "I never said that" kind.
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by jobigoud 7y ago
> AI poses greater threat to college grads than people without degrees Is it me or the title structured as it is implies that "people without degrees" are a lesser threat to college grads than AI is? That AI and people without
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by jobigoud 7y ago
> Attempting to negotiate will not harm your situation when dealing with another party making you a genuine offer. I'm not sure what you are basing this on. I can say for certain that it's not true for me. Maybe it's only

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