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An exploratory statistical analysis of Akira and Ghost in the Shell
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Data visualisation based analysis of Japanese anime films
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Doriella Du Fontaine
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The Manic Pixie Dream Girls of Antiquity
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7y ago
I think Valve’s defense is one that’s perfectly strong too, in theory, at least. Steam Cloud saves (syncing game state online), steam workshop (for community game mods, maps etc.), achievements/ leaderboards (arguably, steam makes a so
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The search for "Go" is actually quite inaccurate due to the verb "go" and the game "go". You can see most of the peaks have top stories related to non-language uses of the word. It seems the effect of other mea
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8y ago
There is the open-source ActivityWatch[1] which is not perfectly feature complete but it’s a decent alternative. [1]: https://github.com/ActivityWatch/activitywatch
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Explanation and analysis of image dithering
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8y ago
I think the point of the conversation is also to point out that if there is no fear of death, and population keeps growing, it is possible that quality of life of average humanity goes down. Of course, multiple factors can contribute to tha
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9y ago
Maybe next time you should watch the actual video before commenting. P.S.: it’s a troll.
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9y ago
So it finds similar images to a person and shows those comments?
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9y ago
I’m all for ad-blocking and the existence of ad blockers. But I really don’t like the idea of corporations making decisions about what ads we get to see. It’s a slippery slope to go down. The existence of an entity which may even be “blamed
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9y ago
The problem with this method is that when I tried it, the driver just agreed to come, and I wasted 15-20 minutes to get a ride that had a wait time of 4-5 minutes. Moreover, with drivers rating riders now, I’m quite sure the driver gave me
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9y ago
Very interesting. Slightly unrelated, but since this seems to be the primary motive behind an Apple Watch(notification improvements), I'm curious how your workflow works out for you? Having seen how often the bluetooth/wifi callin
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9y ago
It does vibrate on notifications still, right? I'd be willing to guess users who have vibrate turned off as well are a very small percentage.
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9y ago
It's easy to get our brains used to frequent gestures, I haven't tested, but I'd guess after a while, our brains would get programmed to just swipe away the dialog before continuing with the original task
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9y ago
Of course, in such a case, the vibration should be before the popup...
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9y ago
Here's an alternate solution: Have the sound for the notification play before the popup actually appears on the screen, say 0.25 seconds.