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by collaborative 7mo ago
100%. Metrics don't lie. I've A/B tested this a lot. Attention is a rare commodity and users will zone out and leave your product. I really dislike this fact
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by collaborative 8mo ago
Nothing wrong with grains as long as they aren't the processed GM'd ones you find everywhere. Bake wholegrain spelt bread at home and you can make that 70% of your diet no problem. People used to only eat bread before, they were f
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by collaborative 9mo ago
No, you are right
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by collaborative 9mo ago
That would make it easy to implement: a simple payment receipt to a journalist who visited a "demo" would be enough to start fining them. Imagine the honesty of the press when it can't get bribed by the oligarchs anymore. Or
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by collaborative 9mo ago
It affects everyone. It's always been the case, also in traditional advertising. As soon as a company gets rich it defaults to massive marketing (at a loss) to stay on top and drown the underdogs. That's why I think marketing spen
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by collaborative 10mo ago
Imagine how popular WPF would get if MS bought Avalonia and made it free
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by collaborative 1y ago
You had lost me until you mentioned the kitty litter. I am now enlightened, thanks
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by collaborative 1y ago
I don't understand how nobody in the media is talking about this. The world accepts the US as the producer of currency, trades energy in dollars, etc. The US gets to print money for free, how is that bad for the US? So far I can only s
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by collaborative 2y ago
This is all clearly a consequence of not enough supply Question for anyone that knows: how does it end? Will some landlords go bust and get bought by 1 or 2 mega corpos, and then rinse and repeat until it's a McDonald's/Burge
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by collaborative 2y ago
Theft is theft, don't matter if it's irl or online. As a developer who periodically witnesses users spending hours trying to circumvent 1 dollar payments I think that the time has come for the piracy culture to end. And I used to
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by collaborative 2y ago
That's another £30/month where I live (cheapest option). I get that they (the gov't) want to know where we live, but surely people downloading an app have no business knowing this? Or is it either pay £30/month or risk b
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by collaborative 2y ago
Am I wrong in thinking that this is very bad? What are the chances 0.0001% of people downloading your app won't try to come and murder you in your sleep? And considering the meager pay devs can gain from selling on app stores, how are
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by collaborative 3y ago
I mean, this might down vote me even further. But I am from Spain. I can taste it. I use olive oil on pretty much everything. I never ever use any oil other than extra virgin olive oil. Even for frying In fact, I can tell you that the 5 * o
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by collaborative 3y ago
I think supermarket oil is fine. The fake oil is mostly sold in discount shops like tk maxx and home bargains
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by collaborative 3y ago
They are both around 4 milion paying users (each)
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by collaborative 3y ago
While we are on this subject, I am curious to know what people with hiring knowledge think of seeing side project mentions on cvs I am tempted to completely not mention them in mine, even though I have hundreds of thousands of users Why? Be
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by collaborative 3y ago
Aren't STDs at an all time high? How does this relate to low levels of sex?
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by collaborative 3y ago
That's terrible! Yes, I can see one of the (general) summaries yielded that result. The SEO results were still thankfully down ranked. This Molekule manufacturer that went bankrupt has bankrupted my fun :'(
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by collaborative 3y ago
Ha! My anti-SEO search engine detected all the SEO junk when searching for "best air purifier for pet hair" that would otherwise show up in Google as per the article Feel free to give it a try, one search per day is free https:&#
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by collaborative 3y ago
It's become bad to the point an indie dev can't even post to get feedback even when the thing he's poured his blood into completely matches the forum's topic. Extra minus points if he offers it for free (so suspicious!)
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by collaborative 3y ago
I think he's referring to the justifications Steve Jobs gave to kill Flash. Apparently, it was because he really wanted a complete web standard that didn't revolve a particular framework. Apple then introduced the App Store and
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by collaborative 3y ago
I often think about how stars come within 1 light year of our Sun every 300,000 years. It's pretty wild. And then I have to worry about rogue planets, meteorites, and obfuscated stars going supernova. What are the odds we're here?
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by collaborative 3y ago
There is no reason why evolution and a Creator should be incompatible. After all, stories like Genesis (or the Prodigal Son) are simply myths/parables used to explain that humans naturally turn away from God, who is good and loves us.
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by collaborative 3y ago
A search engine that saves me time by detecting SEO spam, downranks results containing ads, and summarizes click bait descriptions away I made it available to the public aisearch.vip
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by collaborative 3y ago
Sadly, nowadays the shareholder will sell the shares and buy properties to pass on to children. Land owner is fast becoming the only profession with inter generational prospects. That's why a property crash is the only hope for a retur
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by collaborative 3y ago
I got my roof mounted solar by saving for 3 years, getting multiple quotes, and going with what I thought was sensible. At current rates it will pay itself off in 9 years. It's not a great investment but also good for the environment.
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by collaborative 3y ago
Aren't asteroids very varied in terms of compactness? Aren't some asteroids piles of rubble and some others really hard rocks? Maybe I am confused but I'd guess this would also play a role?
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by collaborative 3y ago
That in turn presents more problems
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by collaborative 3y ago
The post mentions the problem but not the solution?
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by collaborative 3y ago
So the NYT wants its content to be indexed by search engines, therefore makes it public to all crawlers, but then complains when some crawlers use the content to train AI on it? This issue is about the NYT wanting to lure internet users int

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