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ozten
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> Rex Research Can you back this up with sources? This sounds like paranoid conspiracy theory. Most inventions are "invented" in multiple places at nearly the same time. If free energy is possible, how was each and every disc
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ozten
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You'll eat food from sawdust! - Shitake mushrooms! Mass mushroom consumption started in the mid 80s has grown steadily. Not what the 50's author meant, but strangely accurate.
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ozten
7y ago
Will the mobile web view be improved I noticed that switch to desktop link was broken a few hours ago, perhaps a deployment glitch?
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7y ago
Good point, this reinforces the importance of owning your relationship to your users outside of the platforms that we are just share cropping on.
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7y ago
That's great! It is surprising to find pockets where this isn't the norm in 2020, but I'm seeing it. I can remember working through this same issue in 2016 at a local Seattle startup.
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Slack Rules for Asynchronous Communication
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I wish the article noted that $30k was in which year roughly, and value in today's currency. Interesting research!
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7y ago
It doesn't serve up HTML, just an image. curl -v https://thisartworkdoesnotexist.com/ GET / HTTP/2 content-type: image/jpeg ... Warning: Binary output can mess up your terminal. Use &
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Yes and no. You can get very clever by pre-allocating memory and ensuring it is never garbage collected, but at that point you're opening yourself up to new types of bugs and other performance issues as you try to scale your hack. As y
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This could be an argument against all civic improvements. Let's continue to have a horrible, expensive mass transit - otherwise there will be an influx of homeless people.
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Good point, I wasn't thinking clearly about base salary 4 years away.
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RSUs are worth more due to tax implications? I'd rather have a dollar now versus the equivalence of a dollar in a stock which is unavailable for up to 4 years... Even if your companies stock is out performing the market, I'd rathe
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“Acknowledgements I acknowledges pearl oyster mushrooms P. ostreatus for their cooperation in the studies.”
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Fascinating! Wouldn't you constantly be replacing units? Once the mycelium consume all of the fuel, wouldn't the compute unit die?
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I think this blog post could use more context in the first paragraph. I was pretty confused until I completely read it and then skimmed it a second time. Something like "We provide the awesome search engine Cliqz. We built a Firefox ad
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7y ago
Another way to fight back is to promote alternatives such as DuckDuckGo. I just ordered a swanky tshirt https://help.duckduckgo.com/duckduckgo-help-pages/community/...
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7y ago
The amount of prose with strike-through made this unreadable for me. Safari iOS Update: Looking at Firefox on Desktop, everything underlined in the article looked like Strike-through on my phone. Weird.
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I've been reading "Drawdown: The most comprehensive plan ever proposed to reverse global warming" edited by Paul Hawken https://www.drawdown.org/the-book My impression so far is that offshore wind, onshore wi
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Breached an embargo, seems like these are happening more often with financials and product launches
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> ML made it actually as good as a human being How ML made it usable in some cases, would be more accurate. I still can't ask Alexa to play specific albums or tracks most of the time. I don't want that level of accuracy driving
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Zuckerberg has a long history of breaking user trust, apologizing, promising NEVER to do it again, waiting a while... and either breaking that same user trust or breaking it in a new way. https://www.nbcnews.com/tech/so
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Which is to say - "Why does Android exist?"
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Why Chrome exists is missing a key driver - A significant portion of Google's search traffic came from business deals where they paid browser vendors (or others) to be the default search option. As they cannibalized the browser market
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"Trisomorphic Rendering" - looks like someone at Google is working on their promotion doc.
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Another one: Parsing partial YAML files doesn’t detect an error with loading the complete file. We’ve had a production outage, because of large yaml files getting cutoff and not all settings getting loaded into our server. JSON or XML typic
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This sounds perfect. I think her concern is if your script became the basis for a new product. Now your company depends on it running more often and no one is manually reviewing the output.
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Seattle has an innovative project called the Block project which puts a tiny home into a volunteer's back yard. Candidates are homeless individuals who have been working with social workers for at least 6 months and are a good fit with
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The article challenges Kickstarter to refund their 5% commission when companies go bankrupt. Seems like the right thing to do and could win back more customer loyalty.
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I think this adaptability is a feature, not a bug. I don't see any downside to this adaptation.
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Super interesting finding, but horrible clickbait title. 2cm bone growth != a horn. It is pretty cool how plastic our skeletal systems are. Use it or lose it, but use it in a novel fashion and it will adapt.
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