jparse

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Deepest ever dive finds plastic bag at bottom of Mariana Trench(cnn.com)
1 points by jparse 7y ago|0 comments
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by jparse 7y ago
Non Paywall Version: https://outline.com/xxTDbh
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TrueUSD will add a new Real-Time stats for viewing the dollars backing TUSD(blockmodo.com)
2 points by jparse 8y ago|0 comments
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The Truth About DFJ(heidiroizen.tumblr.com)
2 points by jparse 9y ago|0 comments
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by jparse 9y ago
I am not sure SFJ is guilty. Basically, he was overly critical of ideas and pitches he received. The opposing party had their feelings hurt which they attribute to them being female.
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by jparse 9y ago
The threat model is an accusation. You are toast if you even get one accusation because it is cheaper to just get rid of you even if you are innocent. Frankly, I think he is not being cautious enough because the term "sexual harassment
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by jparse 9y ago
No lengthy comment needed here. This is disgusting. You are now essentially humiliating the victim, especially women, all over again. If you are a Facebook employee, shame on you. I can't believe you work there.
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by jparse 9y ago
I don't see how this is better. It sounds like we have to waste power running hard drives now. Isn't Ethereum's Proof of Stake better?
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by jparse 9y ago
U.S. education is absurdly expensive already. That's another topic but by the time you get to graduate school, you are already in debt...a lot of debt. Considering graduate school is also unduly expensive to begin with, many people are
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What happens to your used oil filters(jalopnik.com)
2 points by jparse 9y ago|0 comments
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INTANG(github.com)
2 points by jparse 9y ago|0 comments
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New video shows Face ID fail to properly distinguish between siblings(9to5mac.com)
2 points by jparse 9y ago|0 comments
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by jparse 9y ago
Most exchanges will ask US residents for multiple forms of identification to prove you are who you say you are. The best thing you can do is fix your ID issue and re-apply to GDAX or Kraken. Also, secondarily, it is better to use a reputabl
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by jparse 9y ago
Referencing one research article isn't proof. There are several others that argue otherwise.[1] On Reddit, a dislike button isn't meaningless. If your post and comment karma go down endlessly, you start to lose privileges. So it r
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by jparse 9y ago
Reddit is a different beast. It is confined to a sub-reddit and the people who judge it are the people who are part of that sub-reddit. Mods included. Also, reddit doesn't spread the content if there is any uptick. It is all pretty con
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by jparse 9y ago
See below. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=15590910
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by jparse 9y ago
Most posts spread to at least a 3rd degree. I can share an article, my friends see it and comment on it. Then their friends see that they commented on an article by showing it to their friends. Also, don't forget the share button. That
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by jparse 9y ago
That is not a dislike button. For example, you can select angry and it leaves it up to interpretation what you are angry about. Either way, most people think it is about the article you are sharing. Here is an example: Share a post about Bl
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by jparse 9y ago
All in all, this is why there is no dislike button. The entire Facebook system incentivizes division because division creates revenue. It's a perpetual loop. Let's walk through how it works: Step 1) A person posts, or shares, some
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America doesn't trust Facebook(theverge.com)
1 points by jparse 9y ago|0 comments
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by jparse 9y ago
For anyone interested, the iOS app is composed of about 18,000 classes. Here is the dump: https://gist.githubusercontent.com/quellish/473f513fbd131023...
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by jparse 9y ago
I am not sure if this is real. However, there are people on YouTube talking about topics they have never typed, never cared about, or never shared on Facebook and sure enough, the ad appears. It would be great to really inspect the traffic
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by jparse 9y ago
Google cards are an example of anti-competitive behavior. They lift content from sites, often without their permission, and display that data on the site. With their 90 percent marketshare, this behavior kills websites. There have been nume
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by jparse 9y ago
Err, you are proving my point. You protect the availability of consumer choice by protecting business from actors who are leveraging their marketshare and engaging in uncompetitive practices. In this case, other businesses (i.e. Google, Fac
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by jparse 9y ago
How so? Google has a 90+ percent market share. Facebook also is in a similar boat. Amazon is every increasing its market share as well. They are doing this not by competing but by leveraging user data to create good enough products. Then us
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by jparse 9y ago
Paywall free version: http://archive.is/r7GhC
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Cryptocurrency app, CoinHub, nets 20,000 signups in 2 hours(medium.com)
3 points by jparse 9y ago|0 comments
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Snapchat’s Snap Map fails to snap(medium.com)
3 points by jparse 9y ago|0 comments