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> - Google - search, ads on search pages and nothing more. > - DoubleClick - third party ads on other sites. No, hard disagree. One of the things that gives google its position of power is that its both an ad exchange and a publisher
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What did google "once stood for"? My understanding is that google tries to make money, everything else is brand marketing.
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> WEIZSÄCKER: I think it's dreadful of the Americans to have done it. I think it is madness on their part. > HEISENBERG: One can't say that. One could equally well say "That's the quickest way of ending the war.”
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I sell my time for need of cash. I'm not saying that worldcoin isn't bad, but my time is literally my life. If I could make as much money selling my biometric data as I do working, I'd rather do that instead. So it seems to m
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The HN horde will tell you that math is bad and you should just "get your hard dirty".
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KF gives you the optimal estimate (in the sense of maximum likelihood) for a (multivariate) Gaussian model. What KF would give you in your example depends on what exactly the model is. But even in the simplest scenario imaginable you'd
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Didn't emacs give Stallman RSI? No thank you, I'll still with vim.
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I like the diagram on their page. Anyone here tried GnuSocial? What about bookwyrm? I searched "intelligent investor" (found) and "empower your investing" (not found). One problem I have with decentralization (and this i
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> I saw that book at a bookstore and was so enthralled with it, but I had just started learning C and it was way too expensive for my parents to buy Man, this just made me really sad :-(
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I was skeptical when you said attractive low-poly graphics. I'd never seen such thing. But checking the link out, it is pretty. Incidentally, why is it that so many flight simulators are low-poly? I've seen FPS with amazing graphi
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Can't believe they don't show a photo of what appears to be a 10 meter in diameter, 2.7km deep hole.
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Oh man Commander Keen was such a lovely little game. I gotta find a way to run it again. BTW. Recommendations how to run this? As a "grown up" I haven't used windows in about... 20 years? How do I play this on Debian?
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> Please don't complain that a submission is inappropriate. If a story is spam or off-topic, flag it. Don't feed egregious comments by replying; flag them instead. If you flag, please don't also comment that you did.
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> Good afternoon - https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html Yes, good afternoon. Have you actually read what you're linking? > Please don't complain that a submission is inappropriate. If a story is
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Yes, but some times you have time to pick up enough pennies to buy the huge mansion that you see on their photos.
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> Anyone who has owned a trademark is aware that it is essential to defend them, otherwise you risk losing them.
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Are you happy with them?
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> I really just reflected on how the fans conduct themselves regularly Reminds me of that youtube video (by a fan) almost having an accident on autopilot and his first reaction was "we're gonna have to cut that out".
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The "actual" release is the one submitted with the SEC, everything else is just BS. https://www.sec.gov/ix?doc=/Archives/edgar/data/1326801/0001... Yes, the one of their website might have
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People say in America you can get away with anything if you're a billionaire. Not true. The crime of defrauding your investors will land you in jail even if you're a billionaire. I'm proud of America.
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It's still twitter. I love that your previous comment was that "people use twitter because of free speech", and now I can't even look at it without logging in. Proof that on the internet anyone can sound confident.
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> Much like Adobe did to Macs in the 1990s, WeChat has become so powerful they control the platform. I'd enjoy listening to the story here, spacebanana.
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What's the difference between this and Open Street Maps?
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Just move the fucking bricks mate.
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It's like those heatmaps that geographically display prevalence of human-contagious diseases, and they exactly maatch heatmaps of population density.
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Almost all science is in English.
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I was thinking their external affairs. I don't think most westerners give a fuck what Russia is doing internally. But sure, whatever makes you feel better.
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Oh, so THAT's the real reason for why we have so much fake moonlanding nonsense still to this day. If there's some thing I've learned in the past 6 or so years is that when morons attach their personality to a certain claim a
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Sounds super interesting, I would love you to expand on this.
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> My mind was always a rascal and doing things that were self destructive in nature (...) > he commits to about 100 protocols each day to reverse his biological age, including taking 61 pills each day, eating 70 pounds of vegetables e
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