siidooloo

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by siidooloo 8y ago
You’re with a barista for 5 minutes. You’re at the hairdressers for an hour. Crew on a boat is stuck there mostly 24/7. Even if it’s contract work its clearly a different kind of job. Also, you should know your chef’s name after a coup
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by siidooloo 8y ago
Why would a monkey give birth to a human?
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by siidooloo 8y ago
Then maybe the government should not use twitter for any official statements? Why should they be allowed to get around the rules by using twitter?
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by siidooloo 8y ago
Can you name the academics who claim war was not rampant over the last couple thousand years?
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by siidooloo 8y ago
In the republican era realism was prized. Politicians wanted their portraits more warts and all to make them seem like one of the people. In the Imperial era propaganda changed and sculpture started becoming more abstract to make politician
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by siidooloo 8y ago
The quality of TV writing has definitely improved in recent years. But we a have a new problem now. The producers still want the shows to run forever. Instead of telling discrete stories and wrapping them up in a season or two they try to k
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by siidooloo 8y ago
This is one area I think Netflix format puts them at a disadvantage. At any one time how many shows does HBO have running the one person likes? A couple? But HBO stretches thoes shows out over 3 or 4 months. By the time those couple things
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by siidooloo 8y ago
It sounds more like Yaw Yee to me.
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by siidooloo 8y ago
I should also add, Quark was the king until it wasn’t. Adobe will be the king until they aren’t.
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by siidooloo 8y ago
In the past Adobe’s competition wasn’t as good. Now, the competitors products are just as good. In the past PS competitors lacked features pros needed like PMS spot channels/CMYK/LAB. Not anymore. And Resolve is very compelling in
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by siidooloo 8y ago
Except, if the only app you need is photoshop you can own Affiniy Photo for $30. Or, you can own Affinity Design for $30. And this one is the real kicker, Blackmagic is giving away most of what you need for free, and if you need more you ca
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by siidooloo 8y ago
Its going to be a real problem for Adobe. Their biggest apps (PS/AI/IND) haven’t had real upgrade worthy updates in years. Competing apps like Affinity Photo are pretty much 1 to 1 replacements. Eventually some significant portion
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by siidooloo 8y ago
If you play a video game does it ruin it for you that someone wrote the puzzles and you can turn it off at any time? Maybe you just don’t like puzzles.
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by siidooloo 8y ago
They were probably trying to slip you up and see if you would say in the trunk or something.
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by siidooloo 8y ago
Does it have to be new or unique to be troubling?
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by siidooloo 9y ago
How does that contradict what the other person said?
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by siidooloo 9y ago
The issue isn’t the ads that bother you. Its the ones that don’t. Everyone thinks of themselves as sceptical people, but we’re only sceptical of things we already don’t believe. The ads that don’t bother you, and the ones you don’t recogniz
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Cambridge Analytica boasts of dirty tricks to swing elections(theguardian.com)
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by siidooloo 9y ago
Or headhunters.
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by siidooloo 9y ago
I see green blobs. As I fall asleep they become pictures, and I know I’m about to fall asleep for real when they become photorealistic.
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by siidooloo 9y ago
Alice: “Standard boring political statement.” Bob: “Alice is a reptile from the planet Xenon!” Carol: “That’s clearly not true. What Bob is saying is fake.” Bob: “See! Carol is part of the concpiary!”
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by siidooloo 9y ago
I don’t think school newspapers typically have access to the most high end equipment.
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by siidooloo 9y ago
In a free society you can’t stop influence and propaganda. But, the allegations in the indictment include things like stealing real people’s identities and using them to fay for political advertisements. These are things we should be able t
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by siidooloo 9y ago
If this is your perspective, maybe it would be better if everyone bought phones from Finland.
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by siidooloo 9y ago
How many people in the US live somewhere the tap water is unsafe. How many people on the US drink tap water. That second circle is much larger. So why do people drink bottled water?
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by siidooloo 9y ago
I think the one word that sums it up is ‘safe.’ Few people would be willing to spend millions developing an app, then risk it all letting someone express themself. The NYT lower stakes lets them be better.
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by siidooloo 9y ago
Thisk about it this way: Scenario One: you imagine a nail being hammered into your hand. Scenario Two: your hand is in an apparatus where by a series of mirrors you see a nail hammered into your hand, causing you to pull it away.
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by siidooloo 9y ago
When thinking the voice is inside your head. A hallucination is inside your ear. It has the same sensation as a real sound.
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by siidooloo 9y ago
Foreign volatility could still effect prices in the US.
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by siidooloo 9y ago
I think the easier explanation is that Apple's actions cut into Google's bottom line. Strategically Apple gets to be the good guy while making Google look like the bad guy.

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