50CNT

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by 50CNT 9y ago
Its a lottery you can throw with research. Say you want bookshelf speakers. Going with the budget pick I might get Pioneer SP-BS22-LRs, but they're around 4500RMB here in China. Other reputable brands come in around 10000RMB, which is
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by 50CNT 9y ago
See, that's why you just say that it's an incredible technological achievement. Gotta work on those Social Credit scores.
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by 50CNT 9y ago
Can't believe you're siding with IE over Netscape.
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by 50CNT 9y ago
You're assuming that the values of the culture you're living in are necessarily better or more ethical than those held by an individual. But even assuming that is true, the inability to voice ones opinions without ostracism doesn&
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by 50CNT 9y ago
Stainless is nice, it only loses on thermal mass and non-stickness. But if what you want is food, not perfection, it doesn't narrow your options much, and is much easier to maintain.
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by 50CNT 9y ago
For whoever this is news to, check out this XinhuaNet[0] article on holding group administrators accountable for things said in their groups. That they're able to view things is implicit in that. Then check out the pushes for Real Name
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by 50CNT 9y ago
Yeah, but Didi has Jean Liu, daughter of Liu Chuanzhi who is founder of Lenovo. She helped Didi raise the largest fundraising round in history.
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by 50CNT 9y ago
I didn't say how much leverage he had. Though whatever privacy focused technology they manage to get away with under the watchful eye of the party is still a win on the freedoms front. End-to-end encrypted imessage, secure enclave, etc
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by 50CNT 9y ago
Wait, they're straight up annexing it in the show? That's ridiculous. Not like they don't own it already though.
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by 50CNT 9y ago
So you're saying Tim Cook should throw away whatever leverage he has to change these things in order to appear valorous? Maybe what Cook has said about freedom is a complete farce. Maybe it isn't. Taking a stand against the Chines
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by 50CNT 9y ago
Now Beijing is 寸土寸金, which is Chinese for "real estate is really expensive". Yet there's still ghost malls. The herd mentality is real. That said i enjoy Taobao for how i can get out of town prices inside of Beijing. But that
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by 50CNT 9y ago
Reminds me of the problem that uses Graham's number, where the lower bound shifted from 6 to 11 to 13, and the upper bound is a number that exceeds the bounds of up arrow notation.
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by 50CNT 9y ago
Looking at the Author, Reviews and the Table of Contents is probably a better heuristic. That said, for things that aren't books, a marketing department that is complete dogshit might point to an opportunity. Berkshire Hathaway doesn&#
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by 50CNT 9y ago
Auf Verben verenden muss nicht sein. Oder muss man nicht.
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by 50CNT 9y ago
Have you tried the palmer method[0] in regards to handwriting? [0] http://palmermethod.com/
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by 50CNT 9y ago
Then someone realizes what you're doing and "plays" your game to play you. If you outsource your brain, don't expect your bodies sanctity to stay intact. How's that for an evil scheme.
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by 50CNT 9y ago
Subdivision like that usually happens when you go from a less complex organic system to something more engineered. Compare this to just running programs, to having 27 different VMs running on a baremetal hypervisor. That serves to subdivide
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by 50CNT 9y ago
I could see your bosses workflow working as long as he has a library of common elements. For graphs I tend to use yED, which is nice. You know how LaTeX has the mantra that you input the data, and it worries about the layout for you? yED is
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by 50CNT 9y ago
I like to think of blank pages as mini whiteboards. With a multifunction copier i can print out lined, grid paper or specialty layouts and whip it through the scanner once im done with it keeping a digital copy. 3USD buys me 500 pages, and
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by 50CNT 9y ago
> Selectively enforcing their laws to the detriment Excerpt relating the Weiquan movement[0]: "Recently, some judges have started to believe that to be a judge you just have to strictly apply the law in a case. In fact, this kind
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by 50CNT 9y ago
I think trophies for trying shows that the self-esteem movement didn't go far enough. Take a company with a completely and utterly broken sales process. Landing page copy is abjectly horrible, half the orders get dropped, no tracking o
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by 50CNT 9y ago
But isnt that also interesting? They either fail to do B the A way, or they realize what things from A are applicable to B. In the latter case, we may all benefit from this cross pollination.
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by 50CNT 9y ago
Which is why pointing out others breaches of etiquette is also a breach of etiquette.
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by 50CNT 9y ago
You've got like 3 features, and a list of names with values for each one of those features. You could literally do _, result = min([(sqrt((i.R - c.R)^2 + (i.G - c.R)^2 + (i.B - c.B)^2), c) for c in colors]) and you're do
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by 50CNT 9y ago
Looks like your site just costs less than a cent everywhere. Rejoice!
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by 50CNT 9y ago
I'm not sure whether that isn't just a business decision. CMOS cameras are cheap, small, and they don't change very much. Ergo, once they manage to develop a solution using cameras, they won't have to retrofit the hardwa
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by 50CNT 9y ago
I was kinda expecting an image showing the optical illusion causing those crashes.
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by 50CNT 9y ago
And helm-unicode!
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by 50CNT 9y ago
They're not even tamper resistant to clickers, which add additional pulses to the output of the tachometer the meter relies on to calculate fares.
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by 50CNT 10y ago
Couldn't you just set up a Private CA since you'd have to customize things anyways?

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