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nomagicbullet
5y ago
Would changing the subscription to a card that's about the expire work to stop the charges? Or changing it to a "virtual card" number and then canceling the card? I'm not advocating for scamming any service provider but
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5y ago
The way this article presents the "easier to read" text, seems like a great way to be more inclusive to all kinds of readers. Makes me think (and hope) something like this could be automated in the future, where readers could adju
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Nonsense can make sense to machine-learning models
(news.mit.edu)
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Image Super-Resolution via Iterative Refinement
(iterative-refinement.github.io)
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Flight to Seattle evacuated after passenger’s Samsung Galaxy phone ignites
(seattletimes.com)
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5y ago
> or if you're homosexual? HIV transmission is related to sexual activity not sexual orientation. Being in an open relationship, cheating on your partner, performing unprotected sex, are all examples of behaviors that put people at
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5y ago
Nice idea. I'd recommend implementing a demo image on the site. Not everybody will go through the trouble of uploading their own file to test out the project.
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6y ago
I agree. Why call something that is not meat "meat"? It seems that the only valid arguments is that the term is used as a marketing strategy to confuse consumers or appeal to their subconscious.
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6y ago
I 100% agree that constraints can be great fuel for creativity. Innovation is not about examining all possibilities, is about finding the unexplored paths. Sometimes fewer options means you can more easily focus on discovery something new v
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6y ago
The disregard for proper process would already a red flag, but the prospect of working with that coworker would make me nope out of that job before I left the building.
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7y ago
> I can’t tell you why, but ...
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7y ago
> The amount of time and effort people put in to not understanding but still disliking things that don't effect them has always and continues to blow my mind... this
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8y ago
502 for me.
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8y ago
Do you have a source?
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8y ago
This is the first I hear about the "slowdown of Moore's Law." Do you have any data to share? Thx.
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8y ago
> Traveling to and from provides a moment of context switching between being a parent and being a colleague. This.
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8y ago
If you don't mind me asking, where are you located and what kind of jobs have asked you for this information? Do they ask for a username or do they try to friend you to access your private content? This is something I have never exper
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9y ago
> in a statement to 9to5Mac, Apple denies the report and simply says “it’s not true.” [1] https://9to5mac.com/2017/12/11/apple-phasing-out-itunes-musi...
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9y ago
Where did you get the statistic that the majority of people who have been out of work for more than a year are criminals?
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9y ago
I've never seen a corporate post with more comments by employees than the one where 1Password tries to explain their subscription model [1]. It makes it looks like they want to bury non company comments. And I am a current 1Password cu
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9y ago
What a horrible navigation. You can't freely scroll at your own pace, advancing with the keyboard is inconsistent, and what's worse, zoom is busted with keyboard and trackpad. This is a disservice to people with disabilities and
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10y ago
Accusing people of being "cheap" is the lamest insult anybody can come up with. Try again.
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10y ago
> Moreover, it's relatively difficult for the driver to disentangle who tipped them > ... > I was curious if he tipped. He didn't. I'm afraid you just dismantled your own argument with your footnote.