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541.
by mantap 7y ago
Apple spearheaded this but you could imagine Facebook spearheading it and everybody else following. Honestly the original gun emoji was simply a bad idea because it makes it hard to make apps that are age-rated for small children when there
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by mantap 7y ago
> Then its output could be considered a derivative work of every work in that training corpus, and anyone whose creative work went into that training data will have a copyright claim on the results. Depends how tech savvy the judge is. A
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by mantap 7y ago
The vast majorly of games I buy are from word of mouth or from seeing it on YouTube or Twitch. I think game reviews are somewhat of an anachronism when you can just watch the game to see if you'd like it.
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by mantap 7y ago
I use an extension that automatically closes tabs after 30 minutes of inactivity. So my tab counts never get super high. I think when people say they want a lot of tabs, they mean they want better bookmarking and history search. There'
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by mantap 7y ago
That presumes are always 100% correct about what work you need to do. A walk in the park can be worth a hundred hours of work if that walk in the park sparks the realisation that you were about to waste a hundred hours doing something in th
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by mantap 7y ago
You can look at it as a positive too. Having no degree as a programmer means that overly bureaucratic workplaces are filtered out and your chances of ending up at a workplace that has a minimum of BS are increased. Only works for programmer
547.
by mantap 7y ago
Sounds good to me. I only use my phone for web browsing, chatting and taking pictures, plus a few easily replaceable commodity apps. The hardest thing to replace would be whatsapp since they really have us RestOfTheWorlders locked in good.
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by mantap 7y ago
In Greek not in English though. In spoken English "Pee" is urine, not the ratio of a circle's circumference to its diameter. Also it's worth noting that Ancient Greek and Modern Greek have different pronunciations. Some
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by mantap 7y ago
Doesn't their argument run up against the first amendment? If Monsanto desire to communicate to their customers that one of their products is potentially carcinogenic surely they have a first amendment right to do that, whatever the EP
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by mantap 7y ago
If both people are getting what they want out of a relationship, what is the problem exactly? The idea that relationships are based on love is not universal to say the least, many parts of the world still have arranged marriages that are e
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by mantap 7y ago
Sure but what was being suggested was a bandwagon effect where a few early reviews are bad and it influences the reviews afterwards. Since the major reviews were all published on the same day that doesn't seem particularly likely.
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by mantap 7y ago
Apparently the reviews were embargoed so they really were written independently.
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by mantap 7y ago
I'm curious what routes you are flying and what airlines?
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by mantap 7y ago
You realise that the Ethiopian pilot also 'knew what to do' and was still vapourised? Knowing what to do is insufficient if the computer is trying its hardest to kill you. I'm sure they have neutered the software enough that
555.
by mantap 7y ago
Thankfully we have websites such as booking.com to sniff out fraudulent operations like GP's. Reviews where guests have been turned away with a valid reservation are the reddest of red flags for me. Dirty rooms can be cleaned, cockroac
556.
by mantap 7y ago
I was imagining a collection of books inside the coffin, just in case the dearly departed became restless inside there.
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by mantap 7y ago
I'm pretty sure it would be censored in China, they would simply threaten to shoot down the satellites.
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by mantap 7y ago
It doesn't constitute trolling by itself, but it does imply he's not Muslim or Jewish, which narrows down possible reasons why he might be offended by santa hats. Not to suggest that most Muslims or Jews are offended by Santa hats
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by mantap 7y ago
The user is clearly trolling, firstly his name is Christian, he says a Santa hat is a "religious symbol" (???) and display of such religious symbols is almost as offensive as a [nazi] swastika, an offensive statement in itself!
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by mantap 7y ago
What happens if you put an ebook on a USB memory stick and sell it like that?
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by mantap 7y ago
Wear good noise cancelling headphones and earplugs at the same time. I haven't noticed any crying babies for years. It's glorious.
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by mantap 7y ago
In my experience the algorithm simply recommends similar content to what you watch based on your viewing history. If you watch enough football videos then soon your entire frontpage will be football. There's a vast amount of high quali
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by mantap 7y ago
Having a phonemic orthography does not stop changes in meaning . As an aside, if the language is living rather than dead a phonemic orthography doesn't prevent change to spelling and pronunciation either, you just get extra alternativ
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by mantap 7y ago
There is an interesting cultural dependence here. I live in England and we have very few wooden houses. I have always assumed Jesus's "carpentry" to refer to building furniture. It simply never occurred to me that he might be
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by mantap 7y ago
Is it not possible for a word to change in meaning over time? For example "mansion" in English means a big and expensive house befitting nobility, but in the original Latin it just means a dwelling.
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by mantap 7y ago
Better title "Judge rules Snowden signed contract to give all book proceeds to US government". USG is not appropriating his proceeds just because he is accused of a crime, they have been given it by a judge because Snowden signed
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by mantap 7y ago
The closest contemporary example is probably Aung San Suu Kyi. Deserving nobel peace prize winner and also literally defending genocide.
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by mantap 7y ago
I've had a real person from AWS support proactively reach out to me because of some issue and I have a $1/month spend.
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by mantap 7y ago
The point, iirc is to run it on port 443 so that it doesn't get blocked.
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by mantap 7y ago
They added MCAS because the larger engines increase the propensity of the aircraft to pitch up at high angles of attack. This is against FAA rules and renders the aircraft uncertifiable. Their solution was to add MCAS which is designed to c

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