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by rinze 10y ago
It doesn't have to be. I have my blog using Pelican, no comments, no pingbacks, nothing. I write about stuff that interests me because I feel to. If someone finds one of my articles and they find it interesting, good for them. If they
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Detroit Is Stomping Silicon Valley in the Self-Driving Car Race(wired.com)
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Pornhub Goes All-In on Encryption(wired.com)
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by rinze 10y ago
Isn't this solution similar to putting "+unique_string" before the @ part in (for example) Gmail addresses?
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by rinze 10y ago
Now that you mention elinks, do you know if development continues? I had a question the other day that I couldn't find answered anywhere, but it looks like the main mailing list is entirely lost (I tried to follow these links: http:&#
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by rinze 10y ago
"An attentive eyeball! Fire at will to trigger consumption!"
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Survey Finds Foreign Students Aren’t Applying to American Colleges(nbcnews.com)
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Starbucks and Walmart join growing list of advertisers boycotting YouTube(theguardian.com)
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How recommendation algorithms tried to make me a Nazi(reallifemag.com)
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by rinze 10y ago
> 3) Forcing the use of 3rd party compute platforms to enter comps. Half the fun for me is messing around with my own ideas and this just gets in the way. These should be optional rather than required. Specially this. I loved playing aro
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by rinze 10y ago
> edit: in the future, please subscribe to @MyFootballNow for timely AWS service status updates https://pbs.twimg.com/media/C5xdm9_WMAAY7y_.jpg:large So this is what centralization looks like.
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The Truth About the Trump Data Team That People Are Freaking Out About(buzzfeed.com)
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Supporters of Mexico’s Soda Tax Targeted with NSO Exploit Links(citizenlab.org)
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by rinze 10y ago
This. In Spain, where the housing bubble bust is still widely felt, economic and finance newspapers are starting to report (or pitch, I'm not really sure) that "Spaniards are starting to invest in housing again". We don'
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by rinze 10y ago
And you can explain the output in simple terms.
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USDA Scientists Have Been Put on Lockdown Under Trump(buzzfeed.com)
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by rinze 10y ago
I closed my Facebook and Twitter accounts about a month ago for similar reasons: it's not only I want my attention back, it's that users of these systems have become their de-facto free workers (providing eyes for advertisers and
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by rinze 10y ago
I remember the original article [1]. I thought it was needed. I also remember what was the first phrase of the first of the comments selected by the NYT: > This article is insulting to people who are not cisgendered, heterosexual white m
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by rinze 10y ago
I used to have a WordPress-based blog. It was indeed a nightmare to keep up to date, unless a bit after version 2, where they included the option of automatic updates, and the whole thing was a bit more manageable. Not because it was too mu
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The Global War on Cash – Lessons from History(nakedcapitalism.com)
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In major privacy victory, top EU court rules against mass surveillance(theintercept.com)
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by rinze 10y ago
> younger audiences (40 and under) Thank you.
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Enter a Yahoo! one. Who cares.
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by rinze 10y ago
Terminal & Firefox, at the same time. I am currently in a very small netbook (and old EeePC with 1 GB RAM) and it cannot run much more than that. I read my e-mail in mutt, my ttrss in newsbeuter, so with that and the browser I am covere
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by rinze 10y ago
> The problem is simply that the algorithm is optimizing for the wrong thing, which is causing harm. It's optimizing for the right thing, if you are Facebook: it's giving you more and more content you feel comfortable with, so
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From Internet Farming to Weapons of the Geek [pdf](journals.uchicago.edu)
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How the Trump Campaign Used Facebook Ads to Win the Election(medium.com)
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Ever young?(antipope.org)
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by rinze 10y ago
If I understand correctly, there was a significant gap between the turnout rate for the young people and the turnout rate for the elderly. https://next.ft.com/content/2994afe4-43b0-3763-a80c-92351473...
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by rinze 10y ago
> For example, I have seen one place where if they have baskets of strawberries, and some of the strawberries are getting moldy, they will by hand separate out the non moldy ones, toss the moldy ones, and repackage the baskets. The finan

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