oceanghost

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by oceanghost 5y ago
Except your point ignores the reality of the situation. Whatever HTML was intended to be-- it isn't now.
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by oceanghost 5y ago
3 points in a plane, so maybe half?
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by oceanghost 5y ago
It's working fine in San Diego...
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by oceanghost 5y ago
This really sounds like you should have several layouts available.
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by oceanghost 5y ago
I experimented with the Dvorak layout for a year or so. It felt much more natural, like I'd been doing typing wrong my entire life. The problem was this-- it made it difficult to use a normal keyboard layout. Such that anytime I had to
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by oceanghost 5y ago
You know what was funny about a couple of them-- instructed me to "talk to my patients about" a medication. Very bad targeting there.
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by oceanghost 5y ago
Neither this article nor the paper it reports on are particularly useful.
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by oceanghost 5y ago
If you hadn't heard about this one: https://hypebeast.com/2022/2/lana-rhoades-cryptosis-1-5-mill...
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by oceanghost 5y ago
My Facebook ads are 50% crypto-scams, 40% bizarre and weird gambling games, and 10% medications. So basically 90% scams. And even the medications are probably iffy. It feels very much like the dot-com bubble to me. There is no way Facebook
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by oceanghost 5y ago
I know this is tangential-- but does anyone know what the normal failure modes of microwaves are like? 20 years ago I microwaved some leftover macaroni and cheese from just a few seconds-- and it came out absolutely charred. I was confused
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by oceanghost 5y ago
If astrology "works" then it makes testable predictions. Everything else is religion.
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by oceanghost 5y ago
If he/she actually has PTSD-- which is entirely within the realm of possibility, there are medications such as Prazosin as well as therapy that can help.
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by oceanghost 5y ago
I'm the same way. If you haven't looked into it, you might want a "sunrise clock" of about 10,000lux if possible. This assumes you don't have a partner who would be bothered by it :-)
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by oceanghost 5y ago
+1 for ZAMM reference.
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by oceanghost 5y ago
> special skills I find it interesting that you've used the exact word that they use, "special skills draft". I was on the draft board in my county during the Iraq war. To be clear-- the draft board was never activated, bu
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by oceanghost 5y ago
A decentralized, open source "Metaverse" might be interesting. Keeping in mind that the web is essentially a decentralized 2d universe. Facebook however, is simply attempting to create artificial scarcity (virtual real estate) in
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by oceanghost 5y ago
It's because most peoples exposure to crypto is through scams in their Facebook feeds (anecdotally my Facebook feed advertisements are 75% crypto/nfts), and crypto being pushed on them in places they don't want it like video
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by oceanghost 5y ago
Thank you for your useless comment. Nobody is trying to "hide a very real problem."
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by oceanghost 5y ago
All map apps should have a "I know how to get to the freeway" button. Even though I use Waze to choose the route i'm going to take, I never need directions from my house to the freeway. -- I'd like to be able to control
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by oceanghost 5y ago
I think it extends beyond Indian folks. I once worked at a company where, Manufacturing engineers were overwhelmingly Vietnamese. Safety staff was Chinese, Engineering was mostly white, and the machine shop was entirely Hispanic. In each ca
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by oceanghost 5y ago
Pre-internet: Most programmers I knew had walls of books of reference material. Books like "PC Interrupts", the "386 system design guide", "Zen of Code Optimization" etc. And I didn't know many programmers
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by oceanghost 5y ago
Finnegan's Wake.
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by oceanghost 5y ago
Hi, the line here is super clear. If you're selling identical things, then you need to sell them to everyone equally regardless of anything. If you're a public servant or god forbid a doctor or pharmacist then its you're swor
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by oceanghost 5y ago
I agree with you, and I think the inverse of your argument might be this-- that treating racially motivated crimes differently than just crimes... draws a line between groups of people that is unnecessary and differentiates people in exactl
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by oceanghost 5y ago
I assume that as your company scales your chances of hiring criminals are about the same as their presence in the population.
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by oceanghost 5y ago
I can't imagine this "working." As a Disney fan-- someone who went to the parks weekly for a decade -- they've managed to do the unthinkable, ruin their brand through raising prices while cutting the quality of the exper
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by oceanghost 5y ago
I couldn't read this article. The amount of declarative statements was outrageous.
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by oceanghost 5y ago
Does anyone know the implications of this? If my internet goes out does this mean I can't use my computer? What about a laptop? I can't use my laptop without an internet connection?
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by oceanghost 5y ago
I haven't looked for a job nor logged into LinkedIn in 5 years (if people still use that). I also had a weeeiirddd interview with them once, and another time I took a prescreen which I screwed up pretty badly. I get a few e-mails from
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by oceanghost 5y ago
We're clearly on the precipice of something . I'd say 75% of the adverts I see on FB are for crypto products. It feels a lot like the web bubble.

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