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by new_guy 6y ago
This really isn't a problem that needs solving? Much less paying some random company to have access to all your user data.
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Astonishingly old Antarctic space rock could explain life's weird asymmetry(space.com)
1 points by new_guy 6y ago|0 comments
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by new_guy 6y ago
One thing I learnt from my 'competition' was that code quality really does not matter to end users, whether the code is clean and perfect or a spaghetti mess, so long as it works end users don't know or care.
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by new_guy 6y ago
If they can't use the terminal you shouldn't be hiring them.
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by new_guy 6y ago
The issue is we're calling it a 'nap' but it's not, it's basically 'biphasic sleep', before the industrial revolution it used to be the standard. Sleep, wake up for a few hours, sleep again. This new-fangl
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by new_guy 6y ago
Spoiler alert: apparently they already do https://www.amazon.com/Secrets-Our-Spaceship-Moon-Coverup/dp...
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by new_guy 6y ago
Moderation, even at scale, is a decades old solved problem, and not even a particularly hard one. The reason places like FB etc say it's 'impossible' so they don't open themselves up to legal liability.
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by new_guy 6y ago
I want to stick my long-necked Giraffe up your fluffy white bunny.
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by new_guy 6y ago
Sounds like a good way to get access to everyone's data.
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by new_guy 6y ago
The best way I found is recaptcha on signup to stop around 90% of spam bots, and shadow ban trolls so they can still see their activity but no-one else can.
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by new_guy 6y ago
When I first started lessons (as an adult) I too thought learning only happened at the lesson, I thought it was enough to pay and turn up, in fact I was so bad/lazy I was going to get dropped as a student. But with constant daily pract
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by new_guy 6y ago
If anyone wants to learn to breathe properly I can recommend this book: http://www.yogebooks.com/english/atkinson/1903sciencebreath.... A lot of the stuff on Google search and even the so called 'experts&#x27
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by new_guy 6y ago
https://sci-hub.tw/
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by new_guy 6y ago
There's already 100s of social networks out there, what would you be bringing to the table? Plus "German eng'd" throws up all kinds of red flags because they're part of five eyes and share all data with the US, so a
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by new_guy 6y ago
Correct link: https://www.zdnet.com/article/setting-up-a-private-satellite...
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by new_guy 6y ago
> So, why don't archaeologists write more books as interesting and engaging as Graham Hancock's then that also offer refutations of his claims? I see many personal attacks such as stating he's a crank...prove it. They do.
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by new_guy 6y ago
Isn't this breaching GDPR regulations along with a host of others?
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by new_guy 6y ago
Stretching is to yoga as scratch is to programming languages.
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by new_guy 6y ago
For anyone interested in this (and not the broken bastardised Western versions you'll find on youtube) check out: The Hindu‑Yogi Science of Breath http://www.yogebooks.com/english/atkinson/1903sciencebreath...
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Organ donation in England has moved to an opt-out system(organdonation.nhs.uk)
206 points by new_guy 6y ago|258 comments
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by new_guy 6y ago
It really doesn't though. I run a pretty big social platform based on 'free speech', every time a site like Youtube or Facebook goes on a purge like this our membership increases and we make bank.
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by new_guy 6y ago
Something no-one else has mentioned yet is learning methods. Stuff might not be sticking because you're using the wrong learning method for you. Instead of reading a book, maybe watch a video tutorial instead, learn by doing etc, get a
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by new_guy 6y ago
You could use something like TeamViewer, set up a separate box (important!) with the files you want to share, then let him have at it! Just be aware that opening up your network (even to friends) is a security risk.
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by new_guy 7y ago
Not mentioned yet but relevant, back in September Bezos dropped health care benefits got Whole Food workers https://www.businessinsider.com/whole-foods-healthcare-amazo...
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by new_guy 7y ago
And just like that the world walks blindfolded into Martial Law.
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by new_guy 7y ago
Thinking from A to Z: https://heyletsresearch.files.wordpress.com/2014/03/thinking...
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by new_guy 7y ago
Full title: 'This Is Your Brain on Capitalism': CNBC Market Analyst Rick Santelli Calls for Infecting Global Population With Coronavirus to Help Wall Street | "The projected death of 11 million Americans would be a fair price
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Rick Santelli Calls for Infecting Global Population with Coronavirus(commondreams.org)
5 points by new_guy 7y ago|4 comments
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by new_guy 7y ago
In principle it sounds like a great idea, but you're gonna get flooded with low quality candidates.
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by new_guy 7y ago
Go for it! You won't know until you try and so long as it's not 'mission critical' or anything you'll have a lot of fun! And ignore 'threshold', often it's an imagined difficulty, check out George Dan

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