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keammo1
2y ago
Thank you! I was actually hoping the original article would get into the Shakedown "economy" that surrounds Phish and other jam bands. Not just the nitrous part, but people selling grilled cheeses, burritos, single cans of Heady
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keammo1
2y ago
Didn't see this mentioned in the article: you can still see the Cardiff Giant on display at the Farmers Museum in Cooperstown. https://www.farmersmuseum.org/cardiff-giant/
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keammo1
4y ago
I would definitely fact check search results as much as AI, especially the info snippets that appear at the top of Google's SERPs. For example, until a few months the results for "pork cooked temperature" and "chicken co
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keammo1
4y ago
Why not just let me pay more for a seamless experience where I can share X number of profiles outside my household? Instead, next time I'm at my parents I have to spend time setting up all their devices again?
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keammo1
6y ago
This is a really great idea! Is there any reason this is "for hackers" and "like code"? I'm waiting to get in off the waitlist so I haven't seen the actual UI, but is it easy enough for non-technical users to g
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keammo1
6y ago
Yes! This was my first thought. Tell me a little about each fund. Even if you have some familiarity with every company in the portfolio, it might not not be immediately obvious why they are being grouped together.
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8y ago
If they are picking NYC, I see why Long Island City makes sense with proximity to Manhattan (and maybe Cornell on Roosevelt Island) plus its explosive growth, but still so much unused space. I have to say I haven't heard from one perso
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13y ago
The interview just happened, so presumably more detail is forthcoming
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Man Denies He's Bitcoin Founder
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13y ago
His explanation is more or less adapted from "Flatland: A Romance of Many Dimensions" http://www.amazon.com/Flatland-Dover-Thrift-Editions-Abbott/...
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13y ago
"He was just there to fix the cable. What happened next will shock you"
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13y ago
Great! I am getting lots of beautiful scenery. An up vote/down vote or ratings system would be great, and then you could start compiling a list of the most beautiful (or interesting) views.
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keammo1
13y ago
This question, in fact seems, to have been flagged as getting posted on Reddit (or maybe getting significant traffic from them?). I'm seeing this above the answers: "Welcome, Redditors! We're looking for answers that provide
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keammo1
13y ago
Thank you for posting this. My aunt bought a variation of this game for me (under the name "King's Table") when I was about 10 and it was one of my favorites. One summer when a few of my friends and me spent the summer at our
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13y ago
"Mozart's the canonical example of somebody who didn't have to practice for years." I'm assuming the parent was referring to information presented in the book Outliers, which provides a counter-argument to this
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13y ago
if you read more of the OP's blog posts, he continually points to "Think Different" as a notable exception in Apple's history of avoiding brandism in its advertising during the Jobs era
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13y ago
Worth noting in this whole discussion: Apple does not have a Facebook or Twitter page EDIT - I stand corrected: https://twitter.com/Apple
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13y ago
>First, the decline in sales in the sugary soft drink industry is only remotely connected to their social media advertising. It is a widely reported phenomena that is usually attributed to a more health-conscious society and a widening
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13y ago
How much outrage is there over The Playbook app, which lets men share and rate pictures of their "romantic encounters"? Seemingly less than there is over LuLu, unless I missed it. http://theplaybookapp.com/
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13y ago
I'm hesitant to just change the config to apc.stat=0, since I can't ensure apc_clear_cache() will be called during deployment I'll add in apc.php to help make sure other things are tuned properly though. different settings could be appropri
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13y ago
I could be missing something, but it looks like you are using the default settings. Have you tried tweaking it all? Specifically setting apc.stat=0, which will stop it from checking the mtime. You'll need to clear the cache with apc_clear_c
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13y ago
Is there somewhere we can see the settings for APC? Thanks for the great work!
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13y ago
I was in almost the exact same situation at 23. Broke, unemployed, car repossessed, eviction notice for my apartment and living in a town with no real jobs to be had. I was tech savvy and a beginner programmer, but no real job experience or
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13y ago
i'm just running the php nurble() function from command line, but it seems you should reference global $nouns within the function and use either "/\W/" (upper case "W") or "/\s/" in the preg_split. am i missing something?
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14y ago
The pros can study it all they want. Best case scenario, the Tweeted image probably had 0.5% reach of their Super Bowl ad, in a completely unproven medium for brand marketing. Outside of some niche groups interested in advertising, the Twee
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14y ago
How is this "winning" the Marketing Super Bowl? How many people saw this? A few hundred thousand at best? 108 million people were watching the Super Bowl. A Tweet does basically nothing for Oreo's brand when compared to an actual Super Bowl
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14y ago
>If they tag you in something that's set to 'public', that thing could now be seen by far more strangers far more frequently. There's no good solution to this: You can harrass your friends about their tagging habits, waste countless hou
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14y ago
Gary Johnson? Jill Stein? Virgil Goode? Rocky Anderson?
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14y ago
Why is @AnonymousOwn3r receiving press again? When he claimed to have "hacked" Godaddy, the source code he released was actually from some open source project. Seems like irresponsible/sensationalist journalism to print his claim without an
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14y ago
I definitely second this. I used to work a children's website, where kids would often take their parents' credit card and make purchases, and we'd inevitably end up with many chargebacks (even though we offered refunds, many people went str
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