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rbinv
6y ago
Soon, someone will proudly invent a way to refactor all these utility classes into sheet-like files with cascading styling rules.
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rbinv
6y ago
Mails sent from dialup IPs are almost guaranteed to be classified as spam (probably to prevent spam sent by malware). Many servers won't even accept such mail at all.
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rbinv
6y ago
Link to paper (PDF): https://www.nature.com/articles/s41467-020-16265-x.pdf
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rbinv
6y ago
Not really.
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rbinv
6y ago
Google Docs actually hijacks CMD+F.
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Enabling E-Textile Microinteractions
(ai.googleblog.com)
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6y ago
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rbinv
6y ago
Why not a Mac? Seems like it would tick most of your boxes.
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rbinv
6y ago
That actually made me laugh. The time savings can't possibly be worth it.
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rbinv
6y ago
They've also added Meet to G Suite mail menus. Is there a way to get rid of those links?
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rbinv
6y ago
Donated, thanks. Maybe they should set up a GoFundMe page? Would seem more legitimate than a "random" PayPal link.
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6y ago
Same in the HTML markup.
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rbinv
7y ago
Wasn't aware of that, but it sure makes sense, thanks.
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7y ago
Why is China missing?
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rbinv
7y ago
With all this data, I've always wondered why there isn't some sort of internal "hedge fund" at Google.
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rbinv
7y ago
Could be little testing.
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rbinv
7y ago
It is valid, and so are Google's results as the URLs don't contain a question mark.
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rbinv
7y ago
What would be the endgame here?
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rbinv
7y ago
> and if you render it on the server, you don't need javascript at all. I find it amusing how things have changed. We've almost come full circle.
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rbinv
7y ago
Huh. I agree with CGI, but CF certainly had alternatives.
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7y ago
CGI to ColdFusion to Java servlets. Sounds enterprise-y.
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rbinv
7y ago
Not on long pages with little scrolling.
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rbinv
7y ago
Interesting, as I'm exactly the opposite. Are there names for these two types of teaching/learning approaches? Is one "better" than the other?
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7y ago
That's assuming no interest at all, though. In fact, $365 million a year are only 3,5 % of 104 billion, so he could probably spend a million per day for eternity.
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7y ago
It's a good thing those wishes can't delete MP3s.
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7y ago
Not quite the same as entering "red" and hitting tab in order to search reddit, for example.
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rbinv
7y ago
I assume you're referring to the KPD and maybe the DDR (GDR), but overall, Germany has been anything but communist.
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rbinv
7y ago
Another German here, and I agree. It's beyond naive to assume that there's no serious US interference in European politics (Trump or not).
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7y ago
The actual title is "How Mike Bloomberg made his billions: a computer system you’ve probably never seen", which much more closely describes the actual article (as there's not that much detail about the terminal itself).
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Improving Customer Support with Our Google Operations Centers
(blog.google)
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7y ago
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rbinv
7y ago
MDMA can be incredibly harmful, especially when used frequently.
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