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by sdinsn 8y ago
> Leading media... are calling for immediate and drastic action against 8chan. Sources?
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by sdinsn 8y ago
He didn't.
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by sdinsn 8y ago
> It is impossible to reach a meaningful chunk of the public today without going through Facebook One could argue that the point of advertising is not to reach a meaningful chunk of the public, instead a meaningful chunk of a specific de
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by sdinsn 8y ago
How often do you use Dropbox when you are not connected to your network? It would be much cheaper to buy a 1TB HDD and host it on your LAN.
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by sdinsn 8y ago
> the portion of Americans reporting that they currently ever use the service Am I dumb or does anyone else not understand what "currently ever use" means exactly in this context? How is that different than just saying "cu
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by sdinsn 8y ago
> if no page on the Internet links to it, will it even by indexed by the Google Search? Probably not. To fix this problem, you create a sitemaps.xml on your server and then give Google/Yahoo/etc. the link to it. https:/&#
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by sdinsn 8y ago
Because the risk is that you will never start working out or never start journaling, so your purchase / planning was a waste. Adopt good habits before you invest in them.
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by sdinsn 8y ago
> I’ve only written 4 blog posts and they get decent traffic. Do you mind me asking how you are getting traffic? Are you writing on your own personal website or on something like Medium?
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by sdinsn 8y ago
> motivating you to execute The article is discussing fantasizing that does not result in action
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by sdinsn 8y ago
Except the Foo/IFoo pattern is more related to OOP than it is about separating interface from implementation. You wouldn't create Foo/IFoo classes if you knew for a fact that Foo will be the only implementation of IFoo
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by sdinsn 8y ago
'AI' has a loose definition. Rule-based AI was the first form of AI- which is essentially just some if statements that adds some "intelligent" behavior.
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by sdinsn 8y ago
Pretty sure I lost some brain cells reading your comment > The US is nowhere near the top in terms of suicide rates in the world. ... Is that really an argument against action? > compared to heart disease, strokes, cancer or diabetes.
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by sdinsn 8y ago
> is that every other country is technically the enemy No, they aren't. The NSA shares many secrets with allies.
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by sdinsn 8y ago
What a ridiculous comment
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by sdinsn 8y ago
In the US, most go from BS to PhD, not BS to MS to PhD. A MS is 2 years, so your deadline would be 6 years if it was the same system.
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by sdinsn 8y ago
The NSA is working to actively improve security- for the US government. The NSA should not give security secrets to our enemies abroad...
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by sdinsn 8y ago
> GPS was actually designed from the start as a dual military and civilian system No, what prompted GPS to be opened to civilian uses was KAL007 being shot down by the Soviet Union. [1] 269 killed, including a US Rep. [1] https:/&#
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by sdinsn 8y ago
Employment is at will, but contracts can include penalties.
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by sdinsn 8y ago
> It's laughably easy to prevent bots from buying domain names That's where you are wrong.
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by sdinsn 8y ago
> why not hire another security manager to work nights Money
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by sdinsn 8y ago
And it also seems to not be ' Amazon ', it seems to be his immediate manager that's the larger problem
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by sdinsn 8y ago
11k for a large company barely registers on their radar.
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by sdinsn 8y ago
It's much more fair this way. If domains were cheap right away, bots would buy all them up. This gives people the chance to buy a domain- this round is more for businesses, but future rounds in the hundred of dollars will be better for
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by sdinsn 8y ago
That's not how I read it.
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by sdinsn 8y ago
> To really achieve maximum results, we had to push our people hard so they were constantly out of their comfort zone Ew.
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by sdinsn 8y ago
> near AOC's 70% tax ...For the highest tax bracket.
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by sdinsn 8y ago
> Easily the most corrupt state I've ever seen Have you only seen California?
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by sdinsn 8y ago
> and implementing the exact same polices that drove them to leave Except they aren't.
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by sdinsn 8y ago
> almost every economists thinks we shouldn't have corporate taxes Source?
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by sdinsn 8y ago
They didn't include how many posts were removed as "spam". It seems like an important thing to include.

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