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by praestigiare 6y ago
Google in general is terrible at localization. The worst of the current big players.
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by praestigiare 6y ago
4 is a strawman. The comment you are replying to did not say 100% details, it said "a methods section that allows a third party to fully recreate your experiment."
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by praestigiare 6y ago
npm install esm Then everything just works. Top level await and all.
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by praestigiare 6y ago
This process is nearly instant in every country I have used it in except for the US, where it inexplicably takes 20 seconds of waiting both pre and post pin entry.
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by praestigiare 6y ago
Because, while this is not true of individual republicans, republican party media strategy has been based on positional ethics for a long time. Free speech is good when it is our free speech. Executive orders are bad when they are your exec
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by praestigiare 6y ago
It is not. Because not everything is some kind of mirror reflection across the left/right boundary.
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by praestigiare 6y ago
I do formal risk assessments as a part of my job, in a context where people are often risking their lives. Both 1:6 and 1:291 as the chance of of severe injury or death are both firmly in the highest risk category under most calculations, m
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by praestigiare 6y ago
Excel on the MacOS is pretty bad all around. Filtering a 100 line spreadsheet hangs for 20 seconds.
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by praestigiare 7y ago
Easy answer: "An email address attached to your account is being set up for SSO. You must update your account: 1. Remove the example.com address from your account. Warning: You will lose access to all boards shared with this email addr
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by praestigiare 7y ago
I think the cause and effect may be reversed from what you imply here. Having been a cyclist in both Berlin and in Oslo, I was much more aggressive in Berlin, out of necessity. When there is not appropriate infrastructure and traffic does n
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by praestigiare 7y ago
This article is discussing the transition from #1 to #2 in your pathway. It cites multiple studies showing that the method being criticized is not effective.
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by praestigiare 7y ago
Everything humans do is political. Thinking something is not political is like thinking you don't have an accent: it just means you think of the politics as normal, not that they don't exist. The practice of science involves choic
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by praestigiare 7y ago
We have allowed institutions to frame this kind of fraud in the way that they prefer, but nothing was stolen from this man. A million dollars was stolen from the bank. It is the same with "identity theft." There is no such thing.
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by praestigiare 8y ago
Does this specific person have a right to travel to this specific country? Clearly not. Do people from countries not covered by ESTA face a more difficult authorization process: clearly yes. Does the chain of events indicate something is wr
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by praestigiare 8y ago
In the first listed incident, Getty sent a takedown notice over a public domain image. This is fraud, just as clearly as the scammers who call elderly people and tell them they need to pay some fake fee or bill they didn't know about.
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by praestigiare 8y ago
This comment also illustrates a big problem with Google's automated processes: The people willing to put in the work to comply with them / get around them are more often the spammers. You see it in search too. Who researches and d
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by praestigiare 8y ago
Telling that, submitted at the same time, this story has one sarcastic comment, thile the story of a police officer selling information on the dark web has an actual discussion.
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by praestigiare 8y ago
Of course, reasonable schedule changes for last minute changes would have also solved this problem.
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by praestigiare 9y ago
As I said before, my response is not data, I know that. But what you just wrote is exactly how confirmation bias works: If he fit your narrative, he would confirm your narrative. That is why these discussions need to be about data, and not
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by praestigiare 9y ago
You claim that there is a pattern of bad diversity hires, but your anecdotes are just as easily explained by confirmation bias: You see an incompetent male engineer, and you write him off as an idiot and forget him. You see an incompetent w
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by praestigiare 10y ago
When using a map for navigation at a glance, with a route overlaid on the map, I do not need to know the names of the streets, but I do need to see that there are three cross streets before my turn.