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by lotu 7y ago
Yes, they do. Exposure doesn’t mean the student internalizes the ideas but yes collages absolutely expose people to a variety of view point.
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by lotu 7y ago
Generally a lot of the formalism of Algebra requires specific brain development milestones dealing with abstraction to be reached. That’s why it is taught at the end of middle school. Now could some concepts be introduced earlier? Yes a
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by lotu 7y ago
What if Firefox has a problem?
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by lotu 7y ago
Are we suggesting that humans don’t do the same thing?
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by lotu 7y ago
Correct google keeps two separate cookies one for ads and one for everything else. This was part of the agreement with the FTC when they bought Double Click. They are prohibited from joining those two cookies by that agreement.
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by lotu 7y ago
The scale is so different that it’s not really the same thing. It’s like comparing a mortar to an orbital bombardment with rail-guns. Yes both involve sending a projectile at a target at high speed but they aren’t remotely similar.
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by lotu 7y ago
Or maybe something like developing, manufacturing, and prompting a new pain pill, that gets millions of people addicted to opioids, thus ultimately resulting of millions of overdose death over a decade.
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by lotu 7y ago
Except the court is empowered to make you follow it.
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by lotu 7y ago
Or... maybe we should use the built in webcam to determine the age of the user watching the video and use that to target ads. This could be a very effective solution. /sarcasm We simultaneously what internet companies to do exactly t
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by lotu 7y ago
This approach has a two fold problem. One, what if you are say Canadian or European, does this mean that America now gets to decide what your kids do and don't watch? Secondly, this type of action can lead to retaliation and segmenta
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by lotu 7y ago
GDPR fines are up to 4% of global revenue . Do you honestly believe that Google is willing to risk literally Billions of dollars to hold on to your data? It just plain is not worth it so few people ever ask for data to be deleted it costs
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by lotu 7y ago
cookies are needed to “frequency cap” ads (avoid showing the same ad over and over and over again) and for enforcing user’s ban on specific ads, (yes google’s ad choices this so, if an ad is annoying you can ban it even if you are not being
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by lotu 7y ago
It's more blurry but Games are still DONE in a way that an ongoing project where new features are constantly being added aren't. There are some exceptions like Minecraft but on average most games can not economically justify mult
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by lotu 7y ago
> If your lawyer thinks you have a strong case, they will work for you for free, in exchange for a share of the bounty. Unfortunately if you are being sued winning just means you don't own anyone money. It is a separate thing to co
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by lotu 7y ago
From the article it sounds like most of the harm of false positives from the MRI is the extra stress of the biopsy and/or waiting for biopsy results. As such it feels rational to try to treat the stress/anxiety with well know met
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by lotu 7y ago
I don't think comparing it to prostate biopsy helps most people. I assume they anesthetize you so you don't actually feel pain just really weird, possibly upsetting tugging right? Afterwards you take some regular pain killers fo
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by lotu 7y ago
The lack of a manual feels like a red herring only a small fraction of user actually reads the manual. And among those that do they read it to find a specific thing (like wifi) not to understand the product as a whole.
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by lotu 7y ago
You would think that techies who constantly complain about crap documentation would realize quality writing is not free. (Best of luck BTW)
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by lotu 7y ago
I realize you are not the original poster but it sounds like your view would be the same even if we lived in a world without children. In this case it’s not really about helping children it is about advancing your desired outcome and that
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by lotu 7y ago
I like the random color/giant emoji idea. The major downside I see is space on the tag and all the current printers are black and white so they all need to be replaced for this to be effective.
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by lotu 7y ago
I'm pretty sure they mean misrouted not lost. Lost makes a better headline.
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by lotu 7y ago
Well given that Google own the AdSense/DoubleClick platform which is used for serving ads on YouTube as well as all of it's own custom analytic tools none of these would be third party. The part about not linking out of the app w
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by lotu 7y ago
I'm interpreting this as third party targeting, not that you can't use a third party handle the process of targeting, serving, and billing ads. If they are saying that the game company has to have their own ad platform that basica
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by lotu 7y ago
Obviously, but where do you want to go with that? Are you suggesting that because kids can use any app on a phone that all tracking and ads should be banned?
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by lotu 7y ago
This is a fair point and it has to be weighed against the value of the data to the individual. I generally feel they have struck the correct balance but if you think different approach is warranted you should explain it and why it better b
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by lotu 7y ago
Pwned is not a standard english word. The vast majority of non-tech non-gamer non-under 40s are unfamiliar with this word but are familiar with firefox.
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by lotu 7y ago
WARNING advertising SWE insider I don't like how the opening line of article exploits the fact the average person does not know cost of average online ad to make it appear like tracking has basically no value. >... data about you wa
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by lotu 7y ago
Really we need to stop relying on third parties to use our data "correctly" no-one has the time and expertise to carfully read and understand what these third parties say they intend to do with the data and then actually verify th
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by lotu 7y ago
BS but I imagine this is how they verify you own the number and prevent a rival app from executing a denial of services attack on them by unlisting everyone’s number.
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by lotu 7y ago
I actually think that might be a good idea. I feel like a lot of people's privacy concerns would would be muted if browsers defaulted to private browsing.

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