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tvladeck
14y ago
My opinion is that _any_ setting that has not been chosen by the user is arbitrary. I understand your opinion, however.
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tvladeck
14y ago
> The default is to send a null value in the header meaning that no intent has been expressed, that's not arbitrary. My statement that there has to be a default in "one direction or the other" is clearly wrong, as you've indicated. I wo
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14y ago
They key thing to understand is that if IE10 did not have DNT enabled, that the default setting would be _just as arbitrary_ and would still therefore not "map to user intent" in their words. There has to be a default in one direction or t
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Trüth, Beaüty, and Volapük | The Public Domain Review
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Most likely that's true. In this case the company dedicated time and resources to making an app, and Facebook is enjoying some of the fruit of those efforts. And the fact that this kind of data can sell for $5 gives us an indication of the
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tvladeck
14y ago
Doesn't matter. The company that got the data then sold it on for $5, which gives us an indication of how much they had to pay [1] to get the data from FB in the first place. [1] I'm using "pay" loosely here. I have no idea what they had to
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14y ago
I can't resist. David Vladeck is my dad, and I'm extremely proud of the job he's doing at the FTC.
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BH really loves that boxing reference.
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14y ago
Thought I'd ask since I'm learning Clojure - are there experiences worth sharing re: using Incanter in these types of settings?
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tvladeck
14y ago
hyperbole much? all s/he said was that one situation reminded her/him of another. based on her/his comment you can't even tell how he feels about either!
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14y ago
Thank you, this is really great. I love simple little things like this that just make life better.
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14y ago
the dig at the stock price is so ridiculous. i mean, yes it's dropped since the IPO, but it's still valued at over USD 40B. which is a lot.
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14y ago
Want less emphasis on speed? Let tick marks be less than $0.01. Market-makers are clearly willing to provide spreads of less than $0.01. Any time the price of something is artificially moved out of market equilibrium, there will be queueing
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14y ago
One thing that I wonder about with respect to Bitcoin is the issue of taxation. Governments can support the dominance of their currency within their borders by compelling their citizens to pay taxes in the national currency. And on the "sup
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14y ago
A major problem with this article is that it does not clearly define what "Enemy Of The United States" means in this context. Who made this decision? Is this a special status / designation with associated repercussions, or simply a descript
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tvladeck
14y ago
Isn't that graue's point though, that it looks like it would be part of the scam and thus should throw alarms?
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tvladeck
14y ago
Wow. I spent a good 30 minutes here, and it was awesome. Thanks!!
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> It's completely unreasonable to ask the American people to throw out parts of the Constitution to try to appease clearly incompatible religious and juvenile groups half a world away. This is crazy hyperbole. Can you please explain how
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14y ago
It's also worth noting that the popup is still a lie. Instapaper can save articles from 9to5Mac, but chooses not to. It's an important distinction for the user, who probably will think that it is something wrong with 9to5Mac.
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14y ago
>> Both entities are here to make money from the labor and success of entrepreneurs, essentially operating in a predatory role. What is this person doing writing for Venturebeat?
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14y ago
While AirBNB & Dropbox are successful enough now to consider them "exits" - they haven't actually sold or ipo'd.
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14y ago
This article is hogwash. (1) No. In fact, this does make the user the customer, as opposed to free models that make the user the product. If the user is the customer it does impose somewhat of a guarantee that product development will be
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14y ago
awesome! will do
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14y ago
so cool. super awesome as-is. if you add evernote support i will go crazy w/ happiness.