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by wolco 7y ago
Weren't they the first to limit then ban travel from Wuhan / China. To say they have done nothing sounds political. Good and poor decisions were made.
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by wolco 7y ago
History has a lot to teach us. By not examining burial sites knowledge is lost. The spirits who's bodies are buried have moved on don't get stuck on form or belief that culture is static. Ignoring a culture is probably more di
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by wolco 7y ago
On average what percent do most search results served come from bing vs your ddg crawls or any of the other 400 sources?
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by wolco 7y ago
Google has been doing this since the beginning. They maintain they don't manually change the rankings. Google originally picked a bunch of sites and included there own and gave them a 10 page rank. That meant they automatically ranke
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by wolco 7y ago
The robot file doesn't want you scraping actual locations. So it does have a way of accessing the maps over the web. But because they dis-allow locations they don't compete with google for location based queries. Everyone is wron
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by wolco 7y ago
Do they need human mods to make those decisions. Every other site takes popularity (which would includes looks) as a metrics for content people want to see. Human mods will always be a poor proxy unless the mods are known by name and have
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by wolco 7y ago
Is wrong to do? That's a question of morality. Canceling a hotel stay by giving them an acceptable reason doesn't feel wrong to me. They can use that reason to claim government to rebuild money after all of this. Lying is a lega
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by wolco 7y ago
Do you think putting your kids in daycare will be a popular choice going forward? There will be plenty of spaces for a while after this ends.
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by wolco 7y ago
Immunity? There are two strains of corvid in China. Even if you had it you can get another variant.
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by wolco 7y ago
Reading between the lines I get the feeling we can't close the border and we're all in it together. There are towns where the border runs through the middle of town. Indian tribes that run through both. It would be extremely diff
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by wolco 7y ago
I support the concept of open source including some restrictions. It would be open source depending on user/application. We've seen some open source depending on usage liceases (can't be used in a sass, you can't sue u
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by wolco 7y ago
If I had software used by thousands I would ask them to contact github via twitter or any employees. Then I would self host. If still angry then I would create a liceasd that doesn't allow Microsoft/github/etc to use your pro
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by wolco 7y ago
The people who distrust the CDC likely have been preparing for years.
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by wolco 7y ago
For those tested positive they trace/record your travels and put it online so everyone can see if they may have been in the area.
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by wolco 7y ago
The system doesn't come with your morality and doesn't operate to provide livelihood to the greatest number of people. Pity the man who was able to show the unequalness the market may bring if you must. But many of the changes in
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by wolco 7y ago
What is the UK situation?
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by wolco 7y ago
Korea has a map of all of your travels for the public to see.
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by wolco 7y ago
Things are not as simple as one or the other. The uneven spread of heavy industry creates pockets where cancer rates are higher becausw of environmental factors. Random variance is responsible at a micro-level but at a macro level the tren
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by wolco 7y ago
Cleaner? Prettier? That's a preference. Having the catch below allows you to see everything at once. Complexity can be encapsulation in readable functions/class method names, etc if your catch does too much.
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by wolco 7y ago
Curious what was the issue? Was it more technical or billing related?
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by wolco 7y ago
They charged you for the person who gave instructions and for the apprentice? I feel like they took advantage of you. Having a company push the costs of training someone to you is unfair. If the professional did the work himself it would
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by wolco 7y ago
Getting everyone to one standard spaces vs tabs would cause a breakdown in society. Best we don't go that route.
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by wolco 7y ago
I agree, allow people to show there kindness. Things aren't always so black and white.
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by wolco 7y ago
Why not join together and bargain as a team? Glitch isn't a startup. It's a 20 year old company with probably rigid rules.
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by wolco 7y ago
If someone can make a profit from these games the players become slaves? If they play the same game but no one makes money they are free?
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by wolco 7y ago
The iPhone came out after that period and changed the world by bringing your grandma online. Facebook even twitter made everyone discuss there and then stop discussing. Discussion has never been the same.
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by wolco 7y ago
It's gamed but not by the mods. Not even sure in a bad way. User posts story to blog and includes hn link in an email blast. Followers upvote quickly then the article slowly losses interest. But catchy title gives more attention. Po
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by wolco 7y ago
Does the outbreak need to be larger million+ or deadlier for you to consider it reasonable?
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by wolco 7y ago
Every mainstream news outlet in Canada. Followed by National, local polical leaders of all groups. On the advise from health official. Who get directives from the WHO.
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by wolco 7y ago
Yes it was. But in fairness for calling him out you have the most entitled statement ever read (until this message where I feel so entitled I call you out for calling him out)

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