kaffeemitsahne

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by kaffeemitsahne 7y ago
Data is the new crack. They just can't resist it.
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by kaffeemitsahne 7y ago
I have no visual imagination at all, but loved Invisible Cities. Just wanted to mention this so other non-imagers don't discard this wonderful book :)
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by kaffeemitsahne 7y ago
> I am not sure that it is even legal to refer to the length of your flight unless you flew in regular seating. How would that work? What the hell?
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by kaffeemitsahne 7y ago
Could be very nice for live coding music/visuals etc.
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by kaffeemitsahne 7y ago
The various states would love to have as much data as they can on every citizen. Therefore, we're all state targets.
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by kaffeemitsahne 7y ago
The Dutch made about 1400 km^2 of new land in the previous century: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flevoland
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by kaffeemitsahne 7y ago
8% return, good one.
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by kaffeemitsahne 7y ago
Just ban all ads and be done with it. Really don't understand why it's taking us (collectively) so long to get there.
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by kaffeemitsahne 7y ago
"between 500m and up to a mile" Nice combination of units.
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by kaffeemitsahne 7y ago
Github issues is something I've seen mentioned in this context.
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Criterion of Embarrassment(en.wikipedia.org)
3 points by kaffeemitsahne 7y ago|0 comments
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by kaffeemitsahne 7y ago
Potentially OT. Why do people write >"While suicide rates for females increased after the show’s release, the increase was not statistically significant." instead of >"Suicide rates for females did not increase signific
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by kaffeemitsahne 7y ago
> global trackers Not Facebook's problem at all. > elections Not applicable, the choice to not buy a stock is much easier to make than the choice to leave a country because of the voting procedures.
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by kaffeemitsahne 7y ago
From this and other comments in this thread it seems you have failed these phishing tests as soon as you click a link. Is the assumption here that you are completely pwned as soon as you visit an url controlled by an attacker? I can't
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by kaffeemitsahne 7y ago
Sending addresses can be spoofed.
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by kaffeemitsahne 7y ago
What is?
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by kaffeemitsahne 7y ago
Tomato juice!
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by kaffeemitsahne 7y ago
All this money kept out of circulation leads to an increase in purchasing power of all the other money in the world. A bit like when the KLF burned a million quid.
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by kaffeemitsahne 7y ago
> For some reason it gets fetishized by the media -- probably because twittishness is good for business -- and spun as if it were important. I've always assumed this is simply because a lot of journalists happen to be on Twitter.
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by kaffeemitsahne 7y ago
What does CI stand for in this case?
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by kaffeemitsahne 7y ago
> Take for granted that I (your 50 years old parent) have near zero knowledge about technology and I just won't use my own wallet and what not. Lol, given these conditions and unwillingness to change them you definitely shouldn&#
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by kaffeemitsahne 7y ago
A bit baffled by the negative reactions you're getting, just wanted to say that I agree with this sentiment.
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by kaffeemitsahne 7y ago
> In an attempt to appear unique, everyone ends up doing the same thing. Time and again it is said about people subscribing to various subcultures or styles: "they think they are unique but they all are the same!" However I h
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by kaffeemitsahne 7y ago
> A computer, which has no consciousness [citation needed]
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by kaffeemitsahne 8y ago
> How were giant ancient structures like Stonehenge, or the towering Moai heads on Easter Island, assembled at a time when cranes and trucks were still hundreds of years away? Prehistoric people had ropes and they also had poles. I&#x2
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by kaffeemitsahne 8y ago
Without mental imagery you can still just think about your loved ones. It's not like you have no memory or something.
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by kaffeemitsahne 8y ago
Next up: people discovering that not everyone hears an internal voice either. And probably many other variations of the same kind. The funny thing is that nobody really talks about their internal experience in such detail, so there's l
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by kaffeemitsahne 8y ago
> isn't a medically recognised condition. Personally I wouldn't describe it as a medical condition, it has no adverse effects at all, and I wouldn't want to "cure" it. Whats wrong with having a spectrum from no
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Table Editor and Planner, Or: Teapot(syntax-k.de)
2 points by kaffeemitsahne 8y ago|0 comments
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by kaffeemitsahne 8y ago
Sorry, I don't blog!

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