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by smbullet 7y ago
Paywall and outline doesn't seem to work with NYT.
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by smbullet 7y ago
Not all of us live in safe neighborhoods like yourself.
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by smbullet 7y ago
Thanks!
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by smbullet 8y ago
Hmm, Chrome doesn't appear to be on the list of ethically approved browsers :P
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by smbullet 8y ago
Maybe because it's hard to control? I could imagine if enough people work within the jurisdiction of a local government but live outside it then the experiment could get skewed.
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by smbullet 8y ago
I'm an idiot. I wasn't even thinking about the sharing aspect.
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by smbullet 8y ago
Sure but is it really all that different from a free trial or a limited free version?
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by smbullet 8y ago
I don't think omeid was talking about time spent in the office but rather cognitive ability.
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by smbullet 8y ago
I fight with this at work all the time. Just because it's old doesn't mean it can't be stable. We freeze our versions anyways so if it works who cares?
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by smbullet 8y ago
John August also talks about it in episode 74 of his podcast with Craig Mazin called Scriptnotes: http://johnaugust.com/2013/three-hole-punchdrunk Although you need to pay to access archived podcasts they have all of t
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by smbullet 8y ago
How are first hand accounts of a psychological phenomenon in an article describing said psychological phenomenon unnecessary?
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by smbullet 8y ago
I would be very interested in this as well. Especially as someone who makes silly browser extensions they never intend to publish.
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by smbullet 8y ago
Well yeah, they basically said that in their original comment. Is it not possible for all major browsers to be walled gardens?
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by smbullet 8y ago
Agreed, it's sort of surreal that nobody in any of the issue threads admitted that was a good solution.
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by smbullet 8y ago
Yeah, I'm not sure why you're being downvoted. We also use Python at work and reviewing code is an absolute nightmare because you end up needing to dive deep into each function call to see if there are any exceptions being ignored
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by smbullet 8y ago
I don't think they're saying the wrong choice is a particular candidate. The wrong choice is mistakenly voting for someone who doesn't actually represent you because you were ignorant of the candidate's stances or histo
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by smbullet 8y ago
Same. I use Firefox for Android which is helpful if you have searches you know for a fact DDG won't be able to figure because Firefox let's you select a different search engine instead from the bottom. I do this for sports and loc
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by smbullet 8y ago
Oops, I guess I missed that comment. Thanks!
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by smbullet 8y ago
The apps listed in the spreadsheet are clearly sorted by number of features supported (with weights). I don't think OP is necessarily claiming IRC is more secure than Signal.
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by smbullet 8y ago
No need for the anti-anonymity here. Politely asking for a source is fine.
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by smbullet 8y ago
I feel like "eat less" is the most important part. I have no evidence to back this up but I doubt you'll ever outrun the surplus calories you eat. It's much easier to just not eat that muffin.
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by smbullet 8y ago
Excellent write up! Wish I saw saw this before I bought my mouse :)
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by smbullet 9y ago
The most likely culprit, it emerged, was that the "collective" and "petty" forms of corruption, as witnessed by Dr Borcan herself, had a curious effect: they might be paid for chiefly by well-off students bribing invigi
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by smbullet 9y ago
I would find someone's homework template and just copy it. Then when you go to copy your work to LaTeX just replace their content without touching the formatting if that makes sense. I too tried to learn LaTeX in college but decided th
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by smbullet 9y ago
Wait, there are actually people who think the Earth will be roasted in 50 years?
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by smbullet 10y ago
Facebook "black holed" me after two phone interviews. Had to email them them a couple weeks later to see what was up. Never seen that before. Edit: I guess "black holed" isn't the right term since I did get an inter
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by smbullet 10y ago
Don't you think you could better promote change by working for the system rather than being a dissident outside the system? Everytime I see threads that talk about "bad apples" I find it strange that I never see comments that
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by smbullet 10y ago
Almost no pods have any kind of self propulsion. IIRC the whitepaper states the use of linear accelerators on the tube I-beams to propel the pod. That hasn't been integrated in the competition so the teams just coast at the pusher&#x27
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by smbullet 10y ago
It definitely doesn't scale linearly. They had a section of the tube only several meters long for vacuum testing pods and that took 15 minutes to depressurize. It's likely bigger/more pumps would be used.
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by smbullet 10y ago
It's not by their own power, there's a pusher vehicle bringing them up to speed.

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