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by salvar 9y ago
$10,000 is _a_ psychologically significant number, and it relates to Bitcoin as it stands today.
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by salvar 9y ago
iOS devices aren't only used to browse source files or PDFs. You could be at the very bottom of an extremely long Reddit thread, for example, or some other really long page where it would take multiple swipes to get back to the top.
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by salvar 9y ago
> I like to think I'm a proponent of open source as I try to contribute but to be honest I don't actually think it really matters for Android to be independent of Google services because as far as I can tell, most people like A
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by salvar 9y ago
Would you say there is a use for imagery, or should it never be applied because there is a risk of someone, somewhere, becoming reliant on it?
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by salvar 9y ago
Whose privacy has been disregarded here?
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by salvar 9y ago
And people wonder why women feel alienated and unwelcome in the technical world.
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by salvar 9y ago
Is there really value in mentioning that?
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by salvar 9y ago
I think her point is you can ask for information and be curious without assuming that pity and "Oh I'm so sorry for your lot in life" are appropriate. How curious are you really if you've already assumed all that?
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by salvar 9y ago
Wouldn't that cost a huge amount in transaction fees, making the whole thing moot?
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by salvar 9y ago
Are you sure you put the snark aside?
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by salvar 9y ago
That's not an answer to my question. Did you accidentally reply to the wrong comment?
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by salvar 9y ago
> So what is the non capitalist alternative? State controlled social media services? Really? That would be a better option in Romania right now? Right here you ask for an alternative, then suggest it is one particular alternative, then a
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by salvar 9y ago
I got the point, just wanted to help since you said you were confused.
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by salvar 9y ago
If you read the article, or even just the beginning of it, instead of just relying on the headline then I think you'll be less confused.
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by salvar 9y ago
> Every dad in the world knows that a hobby is different from work Why 'dad'?
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by salvar 9y ago
I do think that kind of non-thanks is very different from what the article is talking about though. One is asking you to do something, and the other isn't. The only thing they have in common is the literal word "Thanks".
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by salvar 9y ago
What advice would you give to people who may not be as resilient, technically adept or intelligent as you? Just become more like you?
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by salvar 9y ago
I could not disagree more with this view on designing for usability, but to each their own.
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by salvar 9y ago
> In the Android world, multiple app stores exist. There are stores by Amazon, Yandex, Baidu, etc. Do you think non-technical users regard this as a positive or a negative?
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by salvar 9y ago
Yes, I believe that's exactly what they're saying.
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by salvar 9y ago
"What is a root certificate?" - All grandmothers everywhere
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by salvar 9y ago
Not quite though; every DLC comes with a patch that everyone gets, with general improvements to the game but you don't get the additional DLC features unless you buy it.
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by salvar 9y ago
You seem to be taking a very hostile stance against what, a detailed and researched article about a project you don't deem worthy enough for your interest?
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by salvar 9y ago
They also clarified tricky as meaning "where everyone only focuses on data which matches their preconceived notions". Reads like a general dismissal of an entire branch of science to me.
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by salvar 9y ago
Are you completely dismissing all human psychology studies as fraudulent?
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by salvar 9y ago
I'm having trouble understanding you. Are you saying that: 1. All work-related discussion should take place in formal meetings. and 2. No non-work-related discussions should ever happen in the workplace. ?
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by salvar 9y ago
This seems like an exceptionally cynical and judgemental view of a person based on what, a couple of sentences?
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by salvar 9y ago
Is the setting never relevant? Or is this just your anecdotal experience?
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by salvar 9y ago
This seems like a very restrictive and unproductive way to do things. Does no work-related discussion take place without someone booking a formal meeting?
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by salvar 9y ago
> When people say that they can't communicate as well with someone who isn't in the same room that doesn't necessarily mean that a remote setup doesn't work. It could simply mean they're just lazy and not willing

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