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bones6
10mo ago
Been playing this since I found it and really learning SQL which I've avoided until now. Noticed you did a UI update today. Any way to contact you for feedback?
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bones6
5y ago
I immediately recognized this as a nice scaffolding to start the automation process of a slog task. There's lots of things that are difficult to fully automate. But breaking it down into step by step functions, you can identify and aut
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6y ago
Very fair and thoughtful counterpoint. I think I may have been imagining that 'smart aleck private trying to get one over on the brute drill sergeant' trope. Totally agree that tactical communication requires brevity and clarity.
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bones6
6y ago
If gesturing is a more effective way of speaking, then it make sense for the power structure to take it away from the subordinates. If a private could convince his superior to believe something or do something then it upsets the hierarchy.
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bones6
6y ago
On the ring map, with default settings, just stopping traffic with the traffic light for a second produces the dreaded rubber-band effect propagating forever around the circle. Fun simulator!
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7y ago
You left out the phrase "in my opinion" from your very strong opinion statement that alcoholism is not a disease. You could qualify your opinion, such as "in my professional opinion as a psychologist", or "in my lay
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Coronavirus Dashboard
(covidly.com)
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7y ago
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8y ago
A YC (2015 I think) backed company did just this. Collated Backpage ads to assist Law Enforcement in tracking down child sex slaves. At the time they were called Rescue Forensics and were acquired a year or so ago.
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10y ago
Link to the launch page: https://madeby.google.com/home/
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Google's play for the living room starts with Home
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10y ago
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11y ago
Sometimes I get the vibe that it's a weird self-fulfilling prophesy of terrible SERPs. You reward freshness too much, so then people play that game. But you also punish duplicate content at the same time so the best content, if it alre
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11y ago
I think you might be more accurate to say 'dead among highly innovative startups and tech giants'. You are probably totally correct long term on the dying, but it's going to be a few decades before Fortune 1000 and especially
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11y ago
My guess is that they would sue the Post Office if a postal worker ran them down too.
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12y ago
I have seen this at my jobs. Usually the titles are defined by HR so they can set the pay range to some sort of industry standard for that title. They often do not reflect the type of work being done to a highly specific degree. Some places
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12y ago
I really enjoyed your overall Linux Performance Tool talk: http://youtu.be/SN7Z0eCn0VY Thanks for sharing your expertise with performance monitoring. Releasing Atlas is adding tons of value to what I've already seen.
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13y ago
Interesting analysis. I could see Dogecoin becoming the Whuffie of Doctorow's Down and Out in the Magic Kingdom. The currency of karma. The tipping currency of the internet. The post-work currency?
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13y ago
Two weeks is a lifetime compared to vaporware. It's interesting engineering that should keep improving as photovoltaics and batteries improve. A fleet of these sun chasing giant satellites that don't need to come down(but can if n
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13y ago
I see a little trigger on the back on the right. I'm sure there's one on the left, too.
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13y ago
Sure there are info product salesmen out there but you're missing the forest for the trees. I really think this PIH stuff boils down to familiar ideas like a MVP challenge. Build a product(SaaS usually) that people will pay $99 for and
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13y ago
He's not ignorant of his base by any stretch of the imagination, but I think it's still safe to say he and his father were libertarian freedom fighter hipsters, way before it was cool.
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13y ago
Dual 22 inch monitors vs a 27 inch makes it less annoying.
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13y ago
You would be surprised at how many nobodies still refer to it by the old name. It's also much funnier to say outloud.
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13y ago
I'd assume it's probably easier to iterate and test without worrying if your ridiculously expensive robot is going to fall on it's face. Even something small like friction with the clothes or binding of cloth in a servo/joint could cause it
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13y ago
Even if he's only a little rich as some say he is, a bit of money could put together a ragtag team of outsourcers. Anything's possible I guess. 16 year old dev managing some extra help? Why not?
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14y ago
It's an interesting question, and I'm really just an arm-chair SEO when it comes to the world of extreme money keywords. What I do know from experience is that there are a lot of these extremely profitable keywords. With a little research
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14y ago
Why do you say over the next year? You can see all the changes Google has made over the last ~8 years and say the same thing each time an update came out. Black hatters seem to find the constant adapting part of thrill of the chase. The cha
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14y ago
Unless no one ever hears about your life changing stuff. Telling Google what you think your service or product is about via SEO ultimately tells the users who find the search result. THEN you win the game.
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14y ago
In your example, I see it like this: Google sees those links and gives low page rank but quantity helps too. So if you're getting a bunch of links on social media, it follows that eventually people will blog about it (crawlable content) and
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14y ago
In my opinion this really is the easiest way for quality content to rank and I highly recommend it. However, and not to downplay how nice this must be for your sister, but these are relatively obscure terms that don't get many hits. If you
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14y ago
Ya you could easily do that and get blacklisted by Google and most USA search engines. Make the text the same color as the background, really tiny in the corner somewhere and spam it up. Though you could simply edit your robots.txt if you d
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