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by oceliker 5y ago
If you don't understand the terminology, any paper is gibberish :) but I agree, I can detect fake ones fairly reliably in biology, but not in e.g. astronomy.
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by oceliker 5y ago
I did a search in Turkish and found this video (I timestamped it to the relevant drone footage): https://youtu.be/DHkxKc3ah0w?t=538
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by oceliker 5y ago
It's likely that they just forgot to include the quote marks in the search. I don't think Google Scholar does behavioral targeting.
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by oceliker 5y ago
Ridiculously targeted t-shirt ads on Facebook are actually a thing, but probably not for privacy awareness purposes: https://thehustle.co/who-makes-those-insanely-specific-t-shi...
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by oceliker 5y ago
Very good, likely the best https://appletrack.com/ming-chi-kuo/
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by oceliker 5y ago
I read the entire thread, but (admittedly as an outsider), I did not understand what exactly was wrong in Rust governance. Is there more context required to understand what is going on?
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by oceliker 5y ago
That makes sense. Congestion-wise, if you’re not carpooling, it’s no different than the case where every single Uber rider chose to drive their own car instead. It does alleviate parking issues, which is certainly nice in downtown.
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by oceliker 5y ago
This is very nice, but I'm more curious about why there is a "repostindays=413" parameter in the URL :)
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by oceliker 5y ago
That is a very confusing way to say "we won't be making a statement", but what a cool method for making decisions.
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by oceliker 5y ago
> the reputation floor -4 for a comment, not zero as they suggest Correct, -4 is the lowest a comment can go: https://github.com/minimaxir/hacker-news-undocumented
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by oceliker 6y ago
I’m just so glad that the bus analogy has made it to an Ars Technica article. :)
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by oceliker 6y ago
It sounds like you also need to pay the Stripe processing fee, so I don't think that's viable in this case?
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by oceliker 6y ago
Wish it supported wildcards. I'm not comfortable putting in my phone number for the exact reasons the author states.
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by oceliker 6y ago
Yes, I interpreted that to be the point, considering a lot of the UI elements of Windows today first debuted with 95. It's a lot more difficult to convince young users to spend time to learn a console environment when a "modern&qu
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by oceliker 6y ago
I thought they meant "oldest OS easily usable by young people of today", but I might be wrong.
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by oceliker 6y ago
> If I could, I'd usually choose the lowest stress route! Apple Maps sometimes features alternate routes that are "simpler" or with "fewer turns", which I think is a very nice feature. I'd rather not cut thr
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by oceliker 6y ago
My guess is that 1password filled it with the year because it saw the “/year” part of that input box…
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by oceliker 6y ago
Somebody should do a speedrun of this game. Is copy pasting considered tool assist?
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by oceliker 6y ago
There’s a specific setting, enabled by default, that removes or reduces other noise whenever Windows detects “communications activity”: https://appuals.com/stop-skype-lowering-volume-sounds/
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by oceliker 6y ago
Thank you so much for this! I've been looking for a solution in picom config for way, way too long.
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by oceliker 6y ago
I mean, that's just internet in general, isn't it?
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by oceliker 6y ago
Reminds me of what Cards Against Humanity did for Black Friday some years ago: https://cardsagainsthumanity.com/blackfriday/
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by oceliker 6y ago
I wish somebody made a text-based assistant that has similar functionality. As a non-native English speaker I don't think voice assistants will ever become accurate enough to be usable by me.
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by oceliker 6y ago
I thought this was going to be an app that emits some kind of inverse sound through the laptop speakers to neutralize the keypress sound in real life. I wonder if that's possible.
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by oceliker 6y ago
That assumes the people choosing apps to be featured are the same people doing the review process.
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Netscrap – Email Joke Archive(netscrap.com)
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by oceliker 6y ago
> Many of the details of their arrangement are redacted from the complaint, including Google’s internal code name for the deal, which was inspired by a Star Wars character, the complaint says. Wondering if the name choice was relevant to
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by oceliker 6y ago
In US, behind a pi-hole, all results on the first page except one are directly vi-related. Not sure if this might have something to do with the fact that I've been searching spacemacs keybindings nonstop in the past 2 weeks.
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by oceliker 6y ago
I'm sure you thought about this deeply already, but FWIW I think 5 years is a little bit too long. You're basically looking for "timeless" articles, but there are not that many of those on the web; much less so if you ex
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by oceliker 6y ago
If you ask "which president invented coffee", it brings up an inventor named George C. L. Washington who founded a coffee company (and invented a process for instant coffee). So it kind of merges three separate pieces of informati

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