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by throwaway14356 2y ago
I had a hilarious time deleting comments from people who don't believe the topic is real. Specifically hard to believe stuff made the experience funny. People got really mad in private messages. As if it is a god given right to complai
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by throwaway14356 2y ago
You forgot technorati! They lost the plausible deniability there.
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by throwaway14356 2y ago
I also couldn't imagine what one was supposed to do with phone apps. The thought was: If functionality is useful just add it in hardware or to the OS? I guess there will be awesome niche applications for this phone that are supper usef
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by throwaway14356 2y ago
reddit, wikipedia etc with a publicly editable wiki george bush wouldn't be portrayed as a benevolent family man.
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by throwaway14356 2y ago
what would be some fun example of using those with this phone?
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by throwaway14356 2y ago
you could set an away message to point at other means of messaging(?)
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by throwaway14356 2y ago
you make a committee of old doctors and have them set the prices.
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by throwaway14356 2y ago
because no one asked. If you need shorter intervals than the minimum you can make a function that calls the other function multiple times in a row.
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by throwaway14356 2y ago
you are living in it. The default state is to have extremely poor hard working people and extremely rich not working ones. No one would have dared to dream of the luxury working people enjoy today. It took some doing! We use to sell people
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by throwaway14356 2y ago
long ago i coin: scientific physics an analogy with astrology and astronomy fits perfectly. Remember those great men who did groundbreaking work that completely changed the fabric of society? Consensus my a, their work is self evident. If y
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by throwaway14356 2y ago
i go over the lengthy list of registered candidates then try to find the article about them. If the article exists it doesn't really get into their program. You can see how many facebook likes and youtube views they have. Jill Stein ha
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by throwaway14356 2y ago
The problem is brainwashing. The formula is this: YOU learn all by yourself what all electable candidates say they want to do. YOU figure out all by yourself which ones LIE. One lie is enough, if they do it they keep doing it. And then YOU
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by throwaway14356 2y ago
how insects and flowers found their interaction suggests biology eats impossibly hard puzzles for breakfast. the most compact way to store data is to merely point to where it is stored. The description of the location can combine any number
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by throwaway14356 2y ago
The flood of feedback from power users shouldn't prevent a simple experience for a new user. The hard part is gradually exposing the new user to ever more complicated goodness in the correct order to upgrade them gradually.
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by throwaway14356 2y ago
Then hiring the uninteresting gel seems preferable.
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by throwaway14356 2y ago
there is a git repo that claims to do it. They might have it for you.
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by throwaway14356 2y ago
51.5 TB non fiction pdfs has only 2TB of txt.
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by throwaway14356 2y ago
the running joke is to call it the organization. i coin a protocol in 2005 and in 2007 i•ve combined 6 torrents into one archive. Clearly Im an upstanding member of the organization.
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by throwaway14356 2y ago
Gradually scale back your [great] leadership and find people to do well defined small parts of it. The dynamic flexible structure becomes rigid and decays much more slowly. Eventually even the top tasks can be strictly defined and frozen in
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by throwaway14356 2y ago
We have to stop prioritizing it over everything else. You can't compete in the global playground if you have impossible to implement entitlement programs. Priority has to be new work not existing work and definitely not the work of dea
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by throwaway14356 2y ago
i always wrap the labels around the radio buttons and checkboxes. the animation also shows nicely that the label should not be selectable text. if one wants to further polish it a hover highlight might look nice at times. Drawing a box arou
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by throwaway14356 2y ago
its crazy how big tech corps still cant be bothered to put up a support bot. I found a bunch of people who got banned from facebook market place without a reason they could figure out. There is suppose to be a message with a link to have yo
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by throwaway14356 2y ago
SECONDS_PER_MINUTE = 60; MINUTES_PER_HOUR = 60; HOURS_PER_DAY = 24; DAYS_PER_SECOND = SECONDS_PER_MINUTE * MINUTES_PER_HOUR * HOURS_PER_DAY
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by throwaway14356 2y ago
I would write that comment if it was a long enough list of single line var assignments with enough complex ones that each have a comment like this one. I will als name each db table column in the correct order by its correct name right abov
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by throwaway14356 2y ago
...but if it is regex we are all juniors.
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by throwaway14356 2y ago
i think it had something to do with indentation being all over the place.
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by throwaway14356 2y ago
not being able to wrap the <tr> in <a> isn't useful or protecting anything. It should just be fixed. I see no issues with having a href attribte on <tr><th> and <td> and nesting such links doesn't mak
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by throwaway14356 2y ago
jep https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/CSS/display the topic ads one more top search result than fails to provide the solution. I didn't find a page that does but didn't look very har
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by throwaway14356 2y ago
you could make a password optional and just login from email. I will share this great innovation of mine: The location.hash is not send to the server. You can javascript it into a POST rather than a GET.
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by throwaway14356 2y ago
A really original idea i see one time: someone was writing a technical book in the first post of their blog, new posts talked about the work they done and linked to that part of the book. At times the posts had almost nothing besides the li

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