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by nafey 8y ago
>burn cities in madness Yeah that never happened.
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by nafey 8y ago
Although I disagree your post did make me laugh
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by nafey 8y ago
Oh the river guy. Every analysis he does relies heavily on the length of inland water ways of a country.
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by nafey 8y ago
> It's a net win, because the environmental impact of wasted cucumbers is far greater than the environmental impact of a gram or two of polyethylene wrapping. Will need citation for that.
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by nafey 8y ago
I have been toying with this theory for a while: Media outlets (NYT, WSJ, etc.) have been seeing their business and influence become increasingly beholden to the whims of social network algorithms. This is the old media fighting with their
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by nafey 8y ago
How about coming up with some standards to allow federated social networking, and requiring every major social network to follow this standard?
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by nafey 8y ago
I have been hearing a lot of good things about signal... How are their servers paid for though if it's a free service?
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by nafey 8y ago
How will they monitor encrypted traffic?
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by nafey 8y ago
Reminds me a lot of the world of One Piece manga
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by nafey 8y ago
I stand corrected. Thank you
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by nafey 8y ago
If any Malaysians can answer: Recently Malaysia has been in news for increased religious extremism/fundamentalism. Can any improvement on this front be expected by the new government?
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by nafey 8y ago
Although I am not familiar with COBOL I am assuming this means you have to indicate where the control returns to after a function ends
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The Corruption of Evidence Based Medicine – Killing for Profit(medium.com)
3 points by nafey 9y ago|0 comments
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by nafey 9y ago
Does your message data actually get sold to third parties?
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by nafey 9y ago
There is another way of looking at this. This executive is the only one being charged even though there were other executives with similar breaches. It appears that Equifax is allowing him to be charged to placate the public anger. Hence, t
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by nafey 9y ago
But most people are not doing that in their careers. It's mostly CRUD applications that they are building
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by nafey 9y ago
VB Script
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by nafey 9y ago
AFAIK it might have felt like unfairly penalties to the player. Sid Meier has discussed in an old interview the prototyping rise and fall of civilizations in the game. He concluded that it was not fun for someone to see the civ they built o
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by nafey 9y ago
How does one objectively decide on whom the burden of proof lies? Genuinely curious not trolling
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by nafey 9y ago
I think Zuckerberg should have taken this opportunity to more substantially address the larger discussion around data privacy and Facebook. The outrage surrounding the CA revelations are based on a larger trend of continuous privacy abuse b
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by nafey 9y ago
You gotta elaborate on that one
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by nafey 9y ago
Forgive me for being blunt but I am sorry, can you please tell me who zzzeek is? Why does everyone know him but first name?
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Saudi Crown prince announces a new city $500B technology hub Neom(mirror.co.uk)
3 points by nafey 9y ago|0 comments
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VR promised us the future. Too bad we're stuck in the present(cnet.com)
2 points by nafey 9y ago|0 comments
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by nafey 9y ago
I have had the impression that this statement is not true for enterprise software.
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by nafey 9y ago
That's a bold move by Twitter. I can't help but feel it is out of desperation
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by nafey 9y ago
All the more reason for people to switch from Android to Apple ecosystem.
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by nafey 9y ago
Wow really explains why China bans drugs. This kind of reductive reasoning is a mere rationalization of a complex socio-political issue.
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The learned helplessness of Equifax(techcrunch.com)
4 points by nafey 9y ago|0 comments
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by nafey 9y ago
People generally are willing to forgo the cost/benefit analysis of a machine learning solution. There is an abiding faith in future improvements in cost although I am not so sure anymore.

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