mortivore

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by mortivore 8y ago
Well the answer could be yes. There is no reason to think they won't use those services if they had access to those services. If you have no way to access a service, then obviously you won't use a service. It's like an untapp
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by mortivore 8y ago
With 30% having bad internet you'd think there would be a push in those communities to get better internet. Then again, the lack of internet usability may create an image of the internet as not being worth it. If you have no access to
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by mortivore 8y ago
It is in fact my only clock unless you count the microwave or laptop. It is also my only alarm.
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by mortivore 8y ago
>there is no requirement to make web content accessible to handicapped people. Unless that web content is used or maintained by the United States federal government.
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by mortivore 8y ago
A lot. Many developers don't even develop with blind people in mind at all. There are standards for sites that want to cater to those people, but most sites don't follow those standards.
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by mortivore 8y ago
I didn't really plan to learn about anything specific. However, I did learn that I enjoy keeping journals/notes about everything I'm doing/want to do.
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by mortivore 8y ago
I want to know about what people pursued this year. I'm also the sort of person that enjoys reading resumes, and making new years resolutions. I find seeing what other people do can inform my own actions.
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by mortivore 8y ago
I'm curious, what kept you motivated to learn German? I've tried learning languages multiple times in the past, but keeping up with it has proved difficult because I have no use case.
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by mortivore 8y ago
Anything that interests you is usually a good idea. Do you have hobbies outside of tech? Do something with that. I like pokemon so for a educational project I'm making a pokedex with a mysql, golang, react stack. If you're into bi
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by mortivore 8y ago
I'm not convinced we've even defined the problem space well enough to solve it. Like what is the concrete measure(something to target) for intelligence? If we develop general intelligence is it going to be human, dog, or fish?
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by mortivore 8y ago
Part of me almost hopes it is a halting oracle of some sort because then we could start looking into either hooking up multiple brains to a single oracle or a single brain to many oracles.
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by mortivore 8y ago
This is interesting. If you're not writing for anyone except yourself, then why post it online? Why not just use a journal or an audio diary?
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by mortivore 8y ago
That's a good point, but what about a rating system that isn't directly user generated? Imagine that information on the number of times an article/content is viewed, and the length of time that content is viewed was used to g
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I'm seeing duplicates on there. Maybe find a way to group them, then when you click the link you can then choose from a particular source?
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by mortivore 8y ago
This is where I am right now. On the one hand, waiting allows me to save up more, and put more thought into where exactly I'm buying. On the other hand, waiting for a recession to buy is timing the market which is notoriously difficult