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10y ago
I agree, but it's conditioned on the fact that in the UK netflix never had good movies, it was all about it's TV box sets rather than movies from the start here. Netflix UK doesn't push movies, I'd be surprised if it had
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10y ago
They could use the colours to indicate walking vs standing preference but instead chose to indicate gender for seemingly no reason. There should be three classes: 1. Wants to stand 2. Wants to walk 3. Wants to stand but will walk if lack of
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10y ago
Yup, hn has a rule about original headlines except where inconvenient. In this case though they slipped up, "might just make you better" means "likely to make you better" and the "just" no longer conveys "
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10y ago
If you click the slightly hidden "get more feedback" button it shows: Subject well framed: 100% Super sharp subject: 71% Great composition: 68% Pleasant blur: 57% Great lightning: 35% Well chosen background: 33% Interesting/o
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10y ago
I only went once, it seemed to stop for a while after I managed to go. I'm looking forward to attending again if it will be regular once more. I agree it was a particular good experience, even with technical issues (no lights for one),
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10y ago
Nothing guarantees it, but what makes you think that a tool that is hooked up real-time to what people everywhere are thinking and querying wouldn't be a good predictor for the stock market? The precise terms to use perform randomly
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10y ago
> Arming yourself with a gun is the best defense against a violent attacker. Citation needed.
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10y ago
And (sadly) watch as all your outgoing mail is refused from most mail providers.
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10y ago
Then your whois provider gets to see all the domains you are visiting in real-time.
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10y ago
This misses the point. It's about the unit test. jQuery is easy to develop with but difficult to unit test. React is slow to develop with but easier to unit test. For small projects, jQuery is better. For large projects where the all t
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10y ago
I wonder if the test is adaptive, did it hone-in to differentiate preferences or present the same scenario set to everyone? It felt like it was honing in on my preference at the end, but I'm not sure.
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10y ago
I ignored any "social value", gender or age concerns in answering. It thinks I had a preference to save the elderly but otherwise ended up precisely on the center-line in most issues. My rules however were simple: Avoid swerving,
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10y ago
(This isn't a personal attack on you or your ability, I don't know you) I think yours is a dangerous attitude, I've seen a lot of mess produced by people who come in to angular knowing other frameworks and their output is ter
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10y ago
It's READ_PHONE_STATE that worries me, correct me if I'm wrong but isn't that phone meta-data? (Who is calling, when, etc?)
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10y ago
ASA are reactive not proactive, it takes complaints for an investigation to be triggered. Their standard punishment is "don't show the advert again in this form", this isn't a scary prospect for Hello Games.
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10y ago
If you make cost X so high that X is an existential risk, people/companies will chance it because security isn't binary and "Either way we're fucked if we get a breach". So then companies just never disclose.
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10y ago
How does this work, if I travel to Germany and use WhatsApp is Facebook compelled to delete all the shared data they have on me?
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10y ago
With a "play by the rules or you're out" attached. It's more lenient than some might want, but it avoids the decision being controversial and perhaps lessens the chance that it is seriously challenged.
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10y ago
Many automobiles actually have started using numbers instead of a radial gauge. It has even been suggested it actually prompts drivers to speed less when they can see they are doing 74 in digital rather than convincing themselves the needle
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10y ago
I didn't say all skeuomorphism is bad, I said that gauges are an example of bad skeuomorphism. Buttons are an example of good skeuomorphism.
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10y ago
Radial gauges are an example of bad skeuomorphism. They don't convey any history and more importantly they don't have useful meaning unless you have a measurable first differential (i.e. no step change). They're useful for li
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10y ago
Entering an invalid pad number redirects back to old.cryptpad.fr ?
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10y ago
Young Millenials? Are they different to "Young persons"? And what is an "Old Millenial"? Why not just describe the group of 18-24 year olds as "Young adults", which is what they are.
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10y ago
If they found a yahoo employee credentials in the linkedin hack (or vice-versa) then they don't need a million accounts, just those credentials. "Hackers who used an employee’s password, re-used from the LinkedIn breach, to access
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10y ago
Is there some kind of "statute of limitations" thing that means we're suddenly finding out about a string of breaches from 2012 now? Or is there some group that is trading breach data privately that have themselves been compr
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10y ago
Just as worrying are the non-lethal ailments where people are forced to choose between X and "not-dying" and a substantial number of people will underestimate the effect that struggling on sick has on them and choose that over goi
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10y ago
It's not the algorithm that's difficult, it's the effect of adding caching to a system that wasn't built with caching in place at the start that is difficult. This isn't an "urban legend" it's first h
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10y ago
> a cache can be added in 10 LOCs Yes, and then 10 months debugging edge cases where communicating parts are looking at different versions of the "same" data. Caching is really important, but caching (and cache-invalidation) is
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10y ago
Remember patents don't patent ideas. What is patented is not "a paper bag", but their particular method for constructing a paper bag. Is their method obvious? Perhaps not.
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10y ago
Given that RAW can have 32 bits per channel and PNG only 16 bits per channel, it must be possible* to construct two different RAW files which render to the same PNG. *Possible in the mathematical sense, it may not be practical.
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