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by rozab 7y ago
Does this give significantly better results than just Google and TinEye? They often fail me.
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by rozab 7y ago
I really doubt that you could defend the copyright to a snippet like this in court. Saying it's CC BY-SA is all well and good, but if it's unenforceable in reality it's meaningless
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by rozab 7y ago
I had no idea the BBC showed ads outside the UK. It's really upsetting how far it has fallen in recent years.
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by rozab 7y ago
Anyone know how and why this Dutch/Chinese collaboration came about? I know that ESA headquarters are in the Netherlands. Do they just have so much space funding they have to look outside of Europe?
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by rozab 7y ago
Nice. Imgur is dead now that it requires login for every image it perceives to be 'explicit' (as if its goal is to protect the children rather than harvest their data)
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by rozab 7y ago
So, exactly what parallels do you see between the world today and Harrison Bergeron? This story is constantly misinterpreted by libertarian types. Vonnegut himself has disputed such readings. [0] [0]: https://www2.ljworld.com&#x2
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by rozab 7y ago
> he wrote in the 1940s about the idea of stored programs, in an era where the punch cards themselves didn't exist Punchcards were used for the 1890 US census. The standard 80 column format was introduced by IBM in 1928.
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by rozab 7y ago
>There are two mutually exclusive groups of people gonna have to stop you right there mate
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by rozab 7y ago
Before release, Hello Games said that the game was multiplayer, but the universe was so incredibly large that no two players could ever find each other. They did, within a couple days of release. The players couldn't see each other. h
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by rozab 7y ago
I don't see why they'd do that. A 'russian hacking' narrative would serve the parties interest, and while they won't sink to the level of actually insinuating that the attack was carried out by state actors (which s
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by rozab 7y ago
I generally don't mind ads that are embedded into the page (at the moment). It would solve a lot of the big problems people have with ads right now. Anyway, this change only prevents extensions from blanket blocking web requests, and w
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by rozab 7y ago
...But mobile chrome doesn't support extensions anyway? I use Blokada for adblocking on Android btw, and this change wouldn't affect that. Works fine.
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by rozab 7y ago
You think students should be writing assembly before they even know what a string is?
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by rozab 7y ago
I wonder if the talk you heard was related to this[0]? It's a good read. They also were working with massive spreadsheets, but also with a huge franchise that required a lot of internal consistency. [0]: https://kotaku.com&#
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by rozab 7y ago
He's not just an asshat, he's arrogant to the point of incompetence. Did you know he bought the X.com domain back off PayPal for the 'sentimental value'? It's now been sitting blank for 2 years. Fuck knows how much
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by rozab 7y ago
Her powers of pattern recognition must be extraordinary. I know that enhanced pattern recognition has been associated with savant syndrome [0]; I wonder if her abilities are worthy of scientific study? Or maybe it just seems incredible to m
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by rozab 7y ago
How do those titles sound different to you? Seems pretty similar to me. Anyway, from the article it seems at least some of them were groomed after becoming Twitter employees, so it wouldn't be quite accurate.
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by rozab 7y ago
I think the main innovation is actually climbing gyms and their popularity, and I'm surprised they weren't talked about in the article. For instance, Alex Honnold replicated many of the difficult moves of Freerider in indoor gyms,
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by rozab 7y ago
Git is a CLI, lazygit is a TUI
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by rozab 7y ago
Perhaps the solution would be to allow users to buy a 'virtual currency' in the app that actually doesn't do anything? It could be argued that this is a vanity item, like cosmetics, and so is exempt.
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by rozab 7y ago
The basis of the lawsuit was that there was some submit-your-ow-pizza contest thing that you could only do on the website, not on the phone.
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by rozab 7y ago
Whatever drug you are taking, you would test for fentanyl (usually 5 or so reagents are used). This would have saved this guys life.
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by rozab 7y ago
Do Java and C# not have any problems like this?
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by rozab 7y ago
I don't know about the US (I thought HIPAA was very comprehensive...?) but in the UK you are legally entitled to view personal data about yourself. It wouldn't matter if you paid for the test or not, if it's on file you shoul
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by rozab 7y ago
There is still strong evidence that excess testosterone causes anger and other undesirable effects [0]. Why should there be a backlash when there is evidence? On the other hand, it has been an accepted truism for many decades that the femal
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by rozab 7y ago
It reminds me of an article posted on HN a while back [0] about how zebra mussels have helped clean up Lake Erie. It's written by a modern druid, who laments that humans so often avoid the ecological solutions mother nature has provide
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by rozab 7y ago
So this guys problem is that the new CoC requires him to respect peoples chosen pronouns? And it looks like this was that Monica person's problem too. I think SE are totally within their rights to enforce a policy like this without neg
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by rozab 7y ago
More violent fights would ruin their already-awful profit margin. Since they don't want to smash up the robots anyway, may as well put a human in there
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by rozab 7y ago
I stopped watching when he said they were in the process of building a time machine. I can't even imagine how crazy it gets later on. I can't believe these people are being given a platform. They weren't the first to come out
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by rozab 7y ago
For the last day or so Reddit's been having glitches where posts and comments often end up posted 5 or so times. I imagine this is related.

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