jrandm

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Offline API documentation browser(devdocs.io)
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‘Homo sapiens will be split into a handful of gods and the rest of us’(theguardian.com)
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by jrandm 11y ago
I'm always shocked to read about how academia -- especially scientific fields -- punishes failure of the 'Experiment did not succeed' type. My 6th grade science teacher was adamant that the scientific method is about testing,
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> 3. Create value for [...] people Why isn't this higher on the list? I suspect there's far more people quietly kicking ass than making it by being a "personality" via their blog/podcast/twitch/whatever
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Instagram's terms of use and privacy policy are less explicit about rights to redistribute your content (than Twitter), but there are several lines like "Once you have shared User Content or made it public, that User Content may b
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Roundaboutly everything a business does is advertising, I'd draw a line between commercial advertising (ie: paid ad placements, physical displays) and content only available by someone actively going to a photo gallery on the website.
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I can see potential ambiguity in hashtags and wouldn't apply my argument carte blanche, but this specific instance doesn't have any confusion in usage. My main concern here is that the positions are often reversed -- in this insta
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You are explicitly allowing them to reshare your image via the platform -- whether that's an embedded view, iframe, img tag pointing to the original, or copy with attribution seems academic to me. The point is you allow them to send yo
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But it's nothing like a pinboard with a group of friends. Instagram (I wrongly assumed it was Twitter) allows you to only share with friends; this post would be more like posting on a public bulletin board with a giant flashing sign th
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What's ambiguous about #crocs (which is a registered trademark) in that context? I don't believe they should directly use other's content for material gain (in advertisements, essentially), but a photo/comment the creato
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"If you Tweet with a hashtag on a public account, anyone who does a search for that hashtag may find your Tweet" https://support.twitter.com/articles/49309 - and first result searching for anything like &#x27