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lingben
12y ago
Isn't it obvious? The alternative solution is that google takes responsibility for the quality of their search results and actually pays people to work on it. I know they like to pretend that everything is automated but we all know it
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lingben
12y ago
what does this have to do with adsense or its competition?
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lingben
12y ago
So in essence you want thousands of people to volunteer their time and energy to do the work that a multi-billion dollar corporation should be doing in the first place? "Don't be evil" at this point is a punch line
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lingben
12y ago
Just in case you're still working on your acre of hard red clay, try using the ancient technique of terra preta. This is what the natives in the amazon used to create incredibly fertile soil in the horrible red clay amazonian soil.
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lingben
12y ago
This is exactly the kind of tree that Prof. Akira Miyawaki* refers to as 'fake trees': http://www.ubraintv.com/watch.php?id=306 They are bred to be fast growing but they do not possess longevity nor are they hardy
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lingben
12y ago
not disagreeing with you but there's quite a lot of room between $0.00 and $700 you don't always need the most expensive placebo, just something which is deemed to have value and not free or without effort for example, saline so
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12y ago
> Stimulates the Brain to Produce Serotonin except that the serotonin model of depression has been disproven without a shadow of a doubt: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ISptt3CRAqc the device may have some effect as pla
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Yelp-hating Italian restaurant ups its one-star review discount to 50%
(arstechnica.com)
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12y ago
That is considered a "test" for such extraordinary claims? LoL seriously? wow... there really is no min. requirement for jounalism.
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lingben
12y ago
same thing for facebook, criticise the effectiveness of their ads and watch what happens
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lingben
12y ago
thanks, got anything for HHVM?
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lingben
12y ago
strange, there's no pricing info on the site, why?
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lingben
12y ago
why mess with a process that isn't broken? reminds me of a UX/UI design homework where students are asked to 'redesign' or 'reinvent' common things like bicycles or ladders and end up just coming up with the ex
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Goldman Gives Some Clients Chance to Invest in Uber
(online.wsj.com)
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Social Media Bots Offer Phony Friends and Real Profit
(nytimes.com)
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12y ago
> There's no particular reason to encrypt traffic to most web pages how about the SPDY protocol and the faster speed it offers?
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lingben
12y ago
is there a reason they don't use it on their own site ( https://cacert.org/ )?
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12y ago
WHAT you eat can be as important or even more important as HOW MUCH you eat. 99% of people still don't get that, they think a calorie is a calorie. We are not simply calorie burning machines. The human body, metabolism and related syst
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12y ago
So does this mean that I can sue the Federal Reserve and 'hold' their assets indefinitely until they prove they are not guilty? do I get to keep the interest generated while the case slowly goes through due process?
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Dennis L. Montgomery
(en.wikipedia.org)
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Germany's top publisher stops blocking Google after their site traffic collapsed
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12y ago
wow $5/month? that's almost double what dnsmadeeasy charges (lowest tier) for giving you arguably the fastest global DNS times zerigo's times are 4-5 times slower
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This Time Isn’t Different
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Steve Jobs Foretold the Downfall of Apple
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Artificial intelligence: machine v man
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12y ago
Among the most common being meowing. Cats do not mew at other cats, only at humans.
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12y ago
what?! unless you're really in top shape and have done a lot of leg conditioning and weight lifting there is NO WAY that you can do a wall sit for 30 seconds straight! most people, even in good shape (not overweight or obese) can only
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12y ago
its not a toy, why would you want to go down?
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or you could buy a second hand height adjustable jerker desk and save yourself another $500, just sayin'
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12y ago
yes, although I'm not an expert it is my understanding that it is the ease with which a food is converted to simple sugars or the glycemic index because then you get the insulin spike
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