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541.
by mygo 9y ago
that’s how you know it’s heavily inflated by manual labor / factory staff
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by mygo 9y ago
they discontinued flip video because after the acquisition they didn’t really understand the consumer and then GoPro came and they got wreckt
543.
by mygo 9y ago
being able to duplicate a 1GB directory in an instant
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by mygo 9y ago
LinkedIn is not a competitor to Facebook. Why? Context. When you go on facebook you’re in a social state of mind. When you go on LinkedIn you’re in a formal / business state of mind. It’s a glorified resume and socially conservative af
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by mygo 9y ago
FedEx could be delivering my packages by horse as far as I'm concerned so long as they arrive on time
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by mygo 9y ago
Sounds to me like the market suddenly has new pent up demand for a personals site. Who will disrupt?
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by mygo 9y ago
Thanks for playing into the story that Facebook created to set the conversation. This was openly covered last year by BBC when they interviewed Trump's digital campaign manager at the time Theresa Hong [interview linked]. The campaign
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by mygo 9y ago
you must not understand how deeply tied the oil companies in Russia are to their government. They are essentially the same entity.
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by mygo 9y ago
was it difficult to get distilled / purified water? I could go sprinkle some lead into Nestlē’s springs. They took the time to note that it’s spring water, why didn’t they just go “oh maybe we should use distilled” for the sake of easi
550.
by mygo 9y ago
Computers have yet to match many of the capabilities of the brain. Heck I have better image recognition when I’m drunk than all of Google’s image recognition nodes combined. Could a computer host a human mind to its full capacity?
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by mygo 9y ago
This assumes that the crypto network will still be worth anything by then. Who says any of the coins in existence right now will be worth anything even if cryptocurrency takes over?
552.
by mygo 9y ago
Outside of the tech bubble, most people on this planet would be lucky to make even $100K / yr. You’d make what they’d make in 10 years, in one year. Look at you now. Look at you now - oh - you’re getting paper. You would be able to not
553.
by mygo 9y ago
> Any ideas of what I should do next? Log out of your computer if you don’t want people to see your history (well now with the sad addendum of both online AND offline history)
554.
by mygo 9y ago
Do I have to want to go somewhere? What if I’m already where I wanted to go?
555.
by mygo 9y ago
It’s akin to saying the map of the earth is hard to print on paper. You’d need to put the map on a sphere (so, a globe) to reliably represent the graph.
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by mygo 9y ago
Lots of research requires funding. And of course the funders will have a reason to part with their money. People aren’t going to pay for things they have no reason to pay for. Simply deciding whether a piece of research is valid after only
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by mygo 9y ago
We do this all the time. When they mentioned a slow cooker I was thinking have they not heard of a pressure cooker? I read in an InstantPot ad that you can get fall-off-the-bone meat, from frozen, in less than an hour and I thought man that
558.
by mygo 9y ago
Why does crap like this always happen? Can’t we not just keep the things that work well?
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by mygo 9y ago
How the heck is this website from a decade ago more secure than LinkedIn?
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by mygo 9y ago
Nah, you’re just lazy. You’re not supposed to read every single piece of research in existence. No one person does that. Not even the scientists. But if the topic interests you enough for you to comment about it and there is a research pa
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by mygo 9y ago
Yeah O2 is an input of cellular respiration. The presence of O2 is more likely an indicator of plant-life than it is an indicator of animal life. But plant life is still life. You do not need animals to have plants. Plants came before anima
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by mygo 9y ago
>and there’s a difference between merely being stressed and a systemic stress response that would affect the sperm production (which, by the way, doesn’t occur just during sex but before). According to the way the research was described,
563.
by mygo 9y ago
Ask the guy who said “You shouldn't try to help people in other countries, period” to clarify. Side note, being democratically elected does not mean your country is a democracy. Hitler was democratically elected. Doesn’t change the fac
564.
by mygo 9y ago
>You shouldn't try to help people in other countries, period So when oppressed people inside an imperfect country are pleading for help from another imperfect country which is capable of helping, The country being begged to help sho
565.
by mygo 9y ago
Fallacy. Bad guys can go after bad guys. Good guys can still go after the remaining bad guys. If we sit around waiting for he without sin to cast the stones, if on the off-chance that such a rare soul exists, then that small army-of-one wil
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by mygo 9y ago
That is the standard way of doing it, yes. However not every non-standard implementation is insecure.
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by mygo 9y ago
It’s amazing to me that the argument of “don’t go after those guys for what they are doing when those other guys are doing bad things too” never dies. Even with all of its blatant fallacy. It will persist until the end of time. And solve no
568.
by mygo 9y ago
Even with a salt you can still tell if a password is reused. You just have to use the same salt.
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by mygo 9y ago
Well it seems you and I have had different experiences. I’ve whitnessed threads where users were basically going “no politics pls.” Maybe the threads that I end up clicking on attract certain kinds and the threads that you’re on attract oth
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by mygo 9y ago
I once said something slightly political and my comment was downvoted into oblivion. So that helps.

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