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by mtbcoder 12y ago
I noticed that as well. I also received a blank page until a few refreshes eventually loaded the page. Oddly, all the HTML of the site is loaded via Javascript.
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by mtbcoder 12y ago
I think he's referring to domain authority (PageRank) and not just indexing. GoogleBot can hit your site several times a day and index things quickly. Building your domain authority on the other hand and connecting all the dots (like y
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by mtbcoder 12y ago
> I don't see basic income as feasible politically nor in practise. From a US-centric view point, this might be valid, however, BI will most likely be championed by one or several European countries at this point.
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by mtbcoder 12y ago
I agree, but with sites that do not have much authority (aka PageRank), it's difficult to determine attribution when scraped content is coming online just as quickly as an original post. Googlebot will generally hit a site several time
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by mtbcoder 12y ago
Regarding the spam sites, in your RSS feed, you are publishing your full articles. More than likely, the scraper sites are pulling directly from these feeds, publishing quickly and getting Googlebot to see the content before it hits your si
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by mtbcoder 12y ago
I would think the cause of the ridiculous and nasty political divide stems more from campaign finance laws and media punditry masquerading as journalism rather than how the constitution allocates power to three branches of government. It se
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by mtbcoder 12y ago
> They all allow sharing pretty much the same (some content, whether it is text or photos) yet they are each hailed as the next big thing and the best thing since sliced bread I think the difference is that with each iteration it became
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by mtbcoder 12y ago
In all honesty, I'm in my mid-30s and I don't get the appeal of Twitter either.
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by mtbcoder 12y ago
Agreed. Regarding your first paragraph, you could easily substitute Java, PHP, Python, Ruby, etc and it would still be just as valid. I shudder to think just how many web applications are still out there running severely outdated versions o
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by mtbcoder 12y ago
Under History > Clear Recent History, make sure "Site Preferences" is also checked.
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by mtbcoder 12y ago
Right, but that's a large, core Symfony component, not a small library. It essentially dictates how you handle fundamental tasks (such as routing) and immediately starts you off doing things the "Symfony way".
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by mtbcoder 12y ago
I'm not familiar with StackPHP but how agnostic is it? The first middleware listed (HttpCache) relies heavily on Symfony.
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by mtbcoder 12y ago
My mother used to read us the stories of Tomte Tummetott when we were very little, thank you for reminding me of that. But was not the tomte's job to watch over the farm and farm animals and silently keep things in order? I do not reca
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by mtbcoder 12y ago
Tolkien disliked allegory though, did he not?
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by mtbcoder 12y ago
Who is saying that and what is their data? I wouldn't say it never happens, but it sounds more like the kind of argument a random, obnoxious TV pundit would make.
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by mtbcoder 12y ago
Well, provided a strong implementation of your language exists for the platform/environment you are developing for.
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by mtbcoder 12y ago
Not disagreeing with you, but I would add, "Small established companies" can charge these rates. No one is going to pay some unknown person/company $200/hr without an established track record.
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by mtbcoder 12y ago
In short, you painstakingly build a network over time. Eventually you get to the point where good companies find you. There's no definitive way to do this and that's what makes running a successful consulting company difficult. In
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by mtbcoder 12y ago
In another comment, you mentioned your system works by polling for user activity, creating "baseline" profiles and monitoring usage activity. That certainly does not appear to be anonymous data to me.
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by mtbcoder 12y ago
I disagree, at least for the foreseeable future. The amount of resources and energy needed to convince the general public to fund "difficult-to-understand" research which is needed to solve larger "difficult-to-understand&quo
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by mtbcoder 12y ago
However, what's missing is access to a teacher who can guide you through the subject material, answer questions, show you the pitfalls, extrapolate on topics and give you a thorough understanding of what you are studying. A good teache
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by mtbcoder 12y ago
Personally I'd hold off committing any source code (outside of personal projects) to something this new anyway, especially if it's only your first week on the job.
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by mtbcoder 12y ago
Is that not essentially bending the entire server side stack to the will of the LCD developers because they are only familiar with JavaScript?
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by mtbcoder 12y ago
I didn't quite get this either. It seems that a developer would also have to do extra parsing on top to determine which links are external and which are internal. The only impression I got is that he just created a more convoluted way
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by mtbcoder 12y ago
I'm in a similar boat. The only reason why I still have a Facebook account is because a few groups that I belong to like to organize their events using Facebook Groups. It's frustrating but cancelling my account would mean missing
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by mtbcoder 12y ago
I don't find that quote to be really all that clever. No person is immune to discussing any of these things in any given conversation, no matter how great or small the mind. I think the original author of the quote was either misquoted
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by mtbcoder 12y ago
gsa.gov seems to be only HTTP as well.
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by mtbcoder 12y ago
Crowd-funded projects fail all the time. What do you do when your local police or fire department fail to meet their crowd-funding goals? How do you handle those that donate very little or nothing at all but consume large amounts, if not mo
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by mtbcoder 12y ago
Interesting points, do you have any sources though?
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by mtbcoder 12y ago
On the other hand, Obama does not need to worry about his own re-election and it seems like quite a few Democrats threw him under the bus in the past election.

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