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by wruza 2y ago
You’re probably assuming youtube doesn’t know about the scale of this problem and all it takes is to show it. It absolutely does know it and “be big enough to get human assistance” is their conscious mode of operation. They couldn’t care le
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by wruza 2y ago
Good morning, isn’t it? This goes for years, happens to every youtuber from time to time. And if they are tiny and have no creators community, they often just swallow the “demonetization” fact.
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by wruza 2y ago
I’m sure that “corrupt cop looking away” is their core business model.
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by wruza 2y ago
There are lots of “companies” like this. Don’t think about buying this apologetic do-gooder tone, it’s an id claim troll trying to cover his ass after touching something they can get face punched for by the whole internet. Which the interne
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by wruza 2y ago
It’s just a term that signals “completion in between” rather than “after”. Regular code completion usually doesn’t take the following blocks into account mostly because these are grammatically vague due to an ongoing edit. Your comments may
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by wruza 2y ago
I can’t remember sadly. But most articles I’ve read in the last few years were from /news or /newest.
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by wruza 2y ago
Wasn’t it cmd-up on mac?
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by wruza 2y ago
Yes.
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by wruza 2y ago
This is a common library issue, it doesn’t know and has to be defensive and featureful at the same time. Otoh, end-user projects usually know things and can make simplifying decisions. These two are incomparable. I respect the effort, but I
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by wruza 2y ago
you can use one http query per message - but that’s insanely inefficient over the wire Use one http response per message queue snapshot. Send no more than N messages at once. Send empty status if the queue is empty for more than 30-60 sec
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by wruza 2y ago
The logic here is that it's you who come to visit, not them. But the next issue is that everyone agrees it's not normal for a private service either, even if it's free, and it should be disallowed. But laws don't work li
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by wruza 2y ago
It can actually be done correctly, like e.g. safari does it in the top-urlbar mode. - When a user scrolls content-up in any way, the header collapses immediately (or you may just hide it). - When a user scrolls content-down by pulling , wi
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by wruza 2y ago
It works since forever on ios in most (native) apps, including the browser. Tap on the "clock" to scroll up - that is the home button. In safari you might need to tap again, if the header was collapsed.
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by wruza 2y ago
Is there a way to do anything in chrome now? It became your personal google port and will soon disable any content-modification for the sake of your adsecurity and prinvadcy.
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by wruza 2y ago
Does this work? Which paid platform doesn’t eventually start showing ads to paid users?
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by wruza 2y ago
Extensions are already there: ubo, stylebot. We just have to invent a way to share user-rule snippets across these. There will always be a gray zone between trusted adblock lists included by default and some preferential things.
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by wruza 2y ago
I don't keep a "dick bar" that sticks to the top of the page to remind you which site you're on. Your browser is already doing that for you. A variation of this is my worst offender, the flapping bar. Not only it takes
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by wruza 2y ago
most of the problems in ones life have external causes Most mental issues have internal or behavioral causes. Therapy addresses your ideas about the real world, not the real world itself. For example, it can enable a choice never seen as
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by wruza 2y ago
Idk which was worse in my experience, the one with basic nonsense or the one who prescribed me SSRIs after a short talk. I quit by myself after a couple of months and will never touch this crap or walk into his office again.
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by wruza 2y ago
I’ll try to take your point and let’s assume that it worked for me due to “therapothropic principle”. But I have three questions, all seem to be related. 1) It still involved structured work without which it couldn’t sort out on itself. Oka
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by wruza 2y ago
Not the right one, but the one who actually practices it instead of giving vague mom/dad’s advices. always That should mean something. But I agree that people may omit important details about the structure of their therapy work, so i
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by wruza 2y ago
People report that you may skip over dozen of therapists until you find the one. They just suck, cause it's an area filled with uh-huh listener scam for your $$$.
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by wruza 2y ago
if you follow these practices, you will maybe get better Idk if my therapist used something from outside of CBT, but he definitely marketed himself as a CBT-ist. I was never given this "these practices" thing. I've solved m
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by wruza 2y ago
At the species level the nature couldn't care less about a single specimen. If you have offspring, suffer as much as you want. If not, too. Suffer anyway, just leave offspring. Or not, who cares. Professional therapy (at least the one
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by wruza 2y ago
Comments have too low credibility on average. If a new thing is worth learning about, it hits frontpage eventually with an exploratory post.
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by wruza 2y ago
The usual infinite scrolling in autoplay-on-repeat, snap-scroll format. Even less control over recommendations than youtube.
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by wruza 2y ago
All the time.
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by wruza 2y ago
I’d like to read on actual techniques, cause this post makes me suspicious. That question “how do I feel about it” is only a first step in a complex approach and the focus on it may suggest that there’s something missing in my picture. Whic
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by wruza 2y ago
Some therapists work as a cry napkin without even trying to solve or detect any underlying problem.
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by wruza 2y ago
As someone working with people on the other end of this table, I can tell you there’s a limit of risk, clarity and tech complexity that they are ready to bear. And it’s pretty low. It all works for them only because threads like this usuall

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