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by lithos 9y ago
There are two types of articles those that are read, and those that have email pop-ups. (Penalized by Google and and readers).
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by lithos 9y ago
You're still better off selling shovels in a gold rush.
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by lithos 9y ago
In time all companies listen to their customers.
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by lithos 9y ago
Games I shove the most time at aren't even that intensive. Klei, and Zachtronic games.
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by lithos 9y ago
Kind of hard to hide a baby dolphin in some brush or a cave. Kind of hard to hole up in a cave as an oceanic mammal as well.
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by lithos 9y ago
Voting against it now would look a little like admitting it shouldn't have been voted for in the first place.
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by lithos 9y ago
For the past few years when the cost of oil was low, oil companies needed to keep some amount of trained workers in work. So what they've been doing is "starting" wells and then stopping the drill a safe distance, to leave
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by lithos 9y ago
"History"? it should be something closer to "reality of being a Skinner box operator".
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by lithos 9y ago
Blocking 3rd party domains isn't enough. Especially when there is tons of advice to link to Google fonts, and 3rd party libraries instead of your own. Also when a bunch of websites are using AWS/Cloudfront URLs for things like l
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by lithos 9y ago
The enemy of my enemy is the the enemy of my enemy, nothing more and nothing less. There's a fair chance they earned that status for a good reason.
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by lithos 9y ago
Statute of limitations exists to protect the people. Imagine being a disagreeable sort to the government, and then being punished with every violation ever (every driving mistake you've ever had but were never charged with, every inci
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by lithos 9y ago
Is it fine to have "Mass Scale socio-political experiments on countries that are a slight socio-political shift from civil war"? That is pretty much what a major foreign third party news distribution platform did, while having v
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by lithos 9y ago
It's gotta feel bad for the local reporters that are literally risking their lives reporting news in Cambodia, to then have their views go down 80%. Because Facebook decided to experiment and implement the Timeline feature. Faceboo
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by lithos 9y ago
Likely anything built by someone else has a filter in it to adjust the lens when it gets to the right height. This isn't about logic after all.
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by lithos 9y ago
This is normal business. Black Friday, and low price retailers are sourced from the worst bins and suppliers while having the same exterior.
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by lithos 9y ago
Loot boxes explicitly use the same associations of slot machines: sight, sound, timing, and color associations combined with having a low cost action (hitting one button) to potentially have a highly desirable reward. While killing a mob&#x
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by lithos 9y ago
It's way cooler than that when we first started noticing we also had biologists in the area with shark transponders. After the first attack the great white dove to massive depths, after a second attack a bunch ended up fleeing the a
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by lithos 9y ago
Well in case of DRM and inventory tracking it's a good implementation. I was not even remotely disappointed when that's not what they were using it for. And instead just making another tulip bulbs fiat currency.
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by lithos 9y ago
Been using no script for about a year and it's amazing.
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by lithos 9y ago
They don't care if you know the material. They care about having a legal lever to manipulate so that there is proof that you should have known better.
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by lithos 9y ago
The article mentioned that in order to sign on you would need to guarantee X number of hours per week. I don't see the normal YouTube creators being happy with that, especially coming from a do whatever you want system that YouTube h
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by lithos 9y ago
The writer is mostly complaining about the "utterly average" programmer being slowly being automated out of the industry. How at one point knowing just CSS/HTML was enough, then when it came time to transfer over to Angular
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by lithos 9y ago
If you have rarer skills maybe. Often times you won't have competition for positions, and often times the parent company will be a multinational so you will have some support to get paperwork through (maybe with some delay at the low
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by lithos 9y ago
I learned to hate malls in the same way.
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by lithos 9y ago
I figured it would've been to use a second middle man in front of the first middle man, since you won't stay sane the other way around.
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by lithos 9y ago
There already is looking at Russian ad campaigns during the election. and youtube junk videos shown here https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=15637504 SEO is pretty much the same thing in my opinion.
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by lithos 9y ago
I listened in online to the intelligence and judicial committees. Kennedy and Cruz were pretty excited to bash Facebook's head with their oversights. And are probably hoping to get Facebook and Google both back in front of them.
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by lithos 9y ago
Is this meant to be a demonstration for how not to make a web page lay out?
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by lithos 9y ago
For something that has so many low hanging fruits and obvious fundamental failures, it has no reason to stay niche long.
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by lithos 9y ago
Upgrading to gravel indeed. My parents house back in Wisconsin has the bitumen roads all around the area. They litterly slap down tar, then pile small rocks on top of it, occasionally they take a roller to if but mostly they don't and

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