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xsmasher
6y ago
The last time this came up, in 2009, I looked at my reports and concluded the same thing- when Apple reported a refund, they were deducting 70% of a sale from my future earnings, not 100%
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6y ago
That article is also talking about what apple COULD do - it doesn't say apple is actually doing it.
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xsmasher
6y ago
Swine flu came from pigs, bird flu from birds; both still eaten in backward parts of the west.
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xsmasher
6y ago
If I understand your pipe function correctly - it takes an init value and a series of functions that map a type T to the same type T - then this should do it. function pipe<T>(init: T, ...ops: ((x: T) => T)[]): T{ let r:T =
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6y ago
Yep, bolt cutter would go through that aluminum like butter; or use a car jack or long lever to bend it in half. A layer of this on top of steel bar would help guard against power tools. My bike lock already has a rubberized coating; embed
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6y ago
That's how generative adversarial networks work, right? One neural net to create, another to check if it matches the training data.
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6y ago
Not that "independent" - as the etymology you quoted says, it was intentionally constructed to resemble the work gene. Saying "meme came out of gene" is a perfectly reasonable statement.
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6y ago
There's no bug bounty for "get an employee to reset an account for you." "You can update the email address of any Twitter user, [...] without sending any kind of notification to the user" sounds like a bug, but if y
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6y ago
This guy could upgrade to a two-story house https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oquV0vvhjh0
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6y ago
No, but it's enough to get a warrant for data or surveillance until they have enough evidence to build a case. They need to clear "probable cause" not "reasonable doubt."
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6y ago
You can't just pay your amazon bill with it; that creates a paper trail. The feds could subpoena Amazon to find you. You can only pay other dark web denizens, and only if you trust them not to use it for something subpoena-able.
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6y ago
No, immigration from other countries whose fertility is not crashing.
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6y ago
"Someone makes less money working than they do on unemployment" isn't enough information to figure out which one is out of whack.
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6y ago
Those issues can be solved by immigration and by immigration, respectively.
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6y ago
I didn't understand why people cried when John Lennon died; they didn't even know him, right? Then when I heard Elliot Smith died and I had to pull over for a while and I got it.
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6y ago
> “Each Math.random function created for distinct realms must produce a distinct sequence of values from successive calls.” If this were not true, it would have security implications. Thought experiment: If there was a single state then
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6y ago
We're soaking in a stew of hormones and chemicals that change the functioning on the machine. I'm not likely to have the same reactions after lunch that I had before lunch, or consistency from yesterday to today.
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6y ago
Nextdoor doesn't run on popularity ranking but still goes toxic on a regular basis.
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6y ago
Thanks for the info; I hadn't heard about the increased life of paper bills.
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6y ago
On average, the S&P 500 will double your money in 10 years. But point taken; if the years are not average you might wake up broke.
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6y ago
Probably not a priority for YT; they have a lot to lose from leaving up "bad" videos, and less at stake from erring on the side of removal.
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6y ago
But a big bankroll if they invested well.
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6y ago
Restaurant deliver can be worse when the driver is overloaded and your food sits at the restaurant waiting for them to pick it up, or when the driver picks up multiple orders at once (likely) and yours is delayed or is last to be dropped of
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6y ago
> My suspicion is that this divergence could have to do with the ongoing existence of the US penny The penny should be gone. Same for the dollar bill; coins last 30 years vs seven for cloth bills.
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6y ago
I'll admit I came in expecting "Aliens" and was deeply disappointed. Even in retrospect, the movie might be good commentary, but it doesn't have good characters or good storytelling.
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6y ago
> Walmart effectively is the American version of social welfare. Disagree; Walmart is a leech on the system, extracting the value of the labor of these employees without paying the whole cost of it. Many Walmart employees need to use rea
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6y ago
This fits my theory of programming, and theory of bugs - We take a problem, create a plan, and then write code that implements that plan. Defects can come from: * having/being given the wrong problem * right problem, but plan
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6y ago
In California it was added onto our unemployment check; not even a checkbox to click. The unemployment web site was difficult to get into for a few days, though; I'm sure people trying to apply for the first time had trouble. What was
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6y ago
> the user couldn't see the pricing until their trial expired I assume that is what apple is avoiding here.
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6y ago
I can confirm the "s k e t c h return" -> skechers behavior. "s k e t c h SPACE return" got me the google search results.
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