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by mattigames 9y ago
I'm my opinion Trump won _only_ through emotional manipulation (remember "croocked hillary"?); in many other nations (e.g. Germany) its usually a bit of rational arguments and a bit of emotional manipulation, not only the lat
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by mattigames 9y ago
Yep; for experiments like this to work you need a judicial system with a level of pragmatism that doesn't exist in the US; that is, to give some very high value to the ability of the non-repeated offenders to go back to e.g. support th
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by mattigames 9y ago
Yeah there are a lot of subtleties that are hard to program; that's why it must be extremely effective on things that _can_ be programmed such as quick breaking, quick steering; prefer lanes that are farther away from pedestrians near-
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by mattigames 9y ago
Not at all; some simple effects like a stick-to-the-top header usually require cloning such element using JavaScript; and even if such effects are not needed right now they may be added in the near future, so no, there is not a single time
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by mattigames 9y ago
I live in a third world country (Colombia) and the scammy hype is even here, people at cafes telling each other to "invest" in BTC and the other crypto currencies, usually through a middlemen (the ones doing the convincing, so the
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by mattigames 9y ago
There is not a single time I had though to myself "This should have been an ID instead of a class"; but there are hundreds of times where I have though to myself "This should have been a class instead of an ID".
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by mattigames 9y ago
That problem could be solved with some stabilization techniques, like that "smart" spoon for parkinson works ( https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YNwfXeLlqsU )
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by mattigames 9y ago
You could to that in the server level (not the app level); e.g. in the .htaccess file for apache users.
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My CSS3 Animated Resume(ivanca.work)
49 points by mattigames 9y ago|40 comments
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by mattigames 9y ago
"Massively coordinated" is just every news anchor being obligated to say "Remember today the work day starts at 9:00PM and ends at 7:00PM" (with casual reminders weeks before of course), that's it, has anybody even
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by mattigames 9y ago
That doesn't make sense; why clocks can change themselves but business schedules don't? Pretty sure there are more clocks than schedules.
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by mattigames 9y ago
Not even a little bit the same; timezone are extremely crucial for communication, if people outside the state don't have to look up the current timezone to understand "3:00 PM" means exactly the same one month from now that&#
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by mattigames 9y ago
>Boss, clients, etc won't allow me to. That makes _them_ the problem; anyway the local government should publish a one minute notice: "Remember I'ts # PM., it's time to leave work!" (on TV+radio+twitter) and that
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by mattigames 9y ago
Yeah, the incentive is to charge the users for the service in order to then use that money to pay for their data; or be very selective about what users are allowed to use the platform so its "worth" to pay for the data of that use
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by mattigames 9y ago
Text editors should have a feature to warn about a high number of qualifies/adverbs: "you are using to many qualifiers and adverbs, you may look biased to your readers, it may be a good idea to remove or rethink some of them.&quot
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Democracy failing: Most people don't have any idea about who they’re voting for(ivanca.tumblr.com)
2 points by mattigames 9y ago|0 comments
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by mattigames 9y ago
I'm pretty sure that's already illegal on many countries.
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by mattigames 9y ago
Maybe the millions of years they had to perfect their brains for the tasks needed for their survival has something to do with it; modern computing has not even one century in the making.
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by mattigames 9y ago
Maybe, but the fanciness of the pyramids has something to do with it; I was thinking about corpses on the floor with body posture and facial features denoting pain and anguish from the last moments of their lives.
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by mattigames 9y ago
If they are motivated enough to bypass it they are probably motivated enough to ignore any symbol even if they understand 100% what it means ("oh they put a radiation symbol here? I don't believe it, its just scaremongering, this
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by mattigames 9y ago
Of course, physical deterrents are much better than psychological deterrents, so if you gonna make an underground deposit of radioactive materials you better surround it with (non-lethal) spikes, so at least whoever opens it has to be reall
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by mattigames 9y ago
Thinking 2D for lasting symbology its not smart; the best symbol for danger will always be realistic corpses sculptures (at least for as long humans exist); If you see a corpse down your path, then later on see 2, then see 3, a few neurons