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by onreact 7y ago
Every German airport with international flights has a "detention centre". Even though the new airport in Berlin is still not ready the prison has been finished in 2012: https://www.morgenpost.de/flughafen-BER/
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by onreact 7y ago
Good idea. It actually has been implemented already. You are also not very specific IMHO. How do I know that after a million users you won't turn into another Mark Zuckerberg like czar? I'd rather stick with the other attempts: Ma
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by onreact 7y ago
I think something like an headline idea and summary, outline, first draft would be the equivalent of 20%/40/80%.
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by onreact 7y ago
Nah, just prevent dominant corporations like Google to use anti-competitive blocking or redirecting measures. Vivaldi has to mimic Chrome because otherwise Google throws errors. It's not that Google is unaware that there are browsers o
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by onreact 7y ago
Fantastic idea. I'm not sure it will work for all kinds of industries, work or tasks though. It seems it's made for programmers as of now. What about writers? They don't have a demo.
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by onreact 7y ago
Nobody clicks the bio links. Instagram has "a billion" of users yet traffic from them is non-existent. They keep users in their walled garden but preventing linking out. On the open Web you are allowed to link when and where you l
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by onreact 7y ago
In smaller cities you can let people park outside and they will be able to walk in within minutes. That's even better than using crowded public transport. Rents are skyrocketing in Berlin because everybody and their friend wants to vis
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by onreact 7y ago
Yeah, but you only mean low level ones who barely earn enough to eat. I don't mean those. I mean the bigger fish.
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by onreact 7y ago
Ah, the impact of Mastodon - the decentralized Twitter-alternative. I highly recommend it. You can even run an instance yourself, just like you run WordPress.
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by onreact 7y ago
Yeah, I live in Berlin and we have an increasing number of car free zones here where people can move around without being afraid of getting killed. Even children play outside again in such areas without risking their life. Not to mention th
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by onreact 7y ago
I referred to the headline "At least 10 police forces use face recognition in the EU, AlgorithmWatch reveals". Now it has been changed on HN.
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by onreact 7y ago
I refer to LED lamps - similar to those joggers wear all the time.
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by onreact 7y ago
Yeah, CV Dazzle shows possible haircuts. Here's a LED setup that works: https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=8&v=2y3HWR3NMDQ&...
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by onreact 7y ago
Of course they do. Western technology corporations provide the tools, the Chinese regime proves it works and then everybody else wants it as well. This is the process. It is not democracy though. The police should not dictate the policy.
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by onreact 7y ago
There are haircuts that prevent face recognition. Also you can wear a special headlight that renders CCTV cameras useless.
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by onreact 7y ago
Kids do not even spend time outside these days as it's "too dangerous". You could get run over or abducted by a pedophile. Obesity and screen related issues like depression and anxiety run rampant. Do your kids a favor: take
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by onreact 7y ago
Last company I worked for a as "remote worker" had three tools you had to switch on all the time: Flock, Slack and Skype. For actual conference calls etc. more tools were used ad hoc. All the interruptions and constant onslaught o
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by onreact 7y ago
People still investing in climate warming assets don't deserve better.
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by onreact 7y ago
This is a rhetorical question, isn't it? Otherwise the answer is: of course! People judge a website in milliseconds just by looking at the design. When it's cluttered etc. they leave instantly.
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by onreact 7y ago
I'm glad I don't have to.
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by onreact 7y ago
Yeah, why track users server-side when you can have them wear a wiretap already? Mobile phones are the perfect surveillance tools and Facebook finally offers a neat implementation people will willingly install. Who needs backdoors when peop
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by onreact 7y ago
The offer sounds good. Take note when asking website owners to add a badge that you are required to add "nofollow" or "sponsored" to those links. Otherwise Google might penalize you. I took a look at your demo but sadly
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by onreact 7y ago
Sure, some people can work longer than others but they also may get sick more often then. A friend of mine used to work 10h/12h and then game at night but was chronically ill with his skin. It only really got better when he went on vac
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by onreact 7y ago
The code is the most value part. You can sell it or you go open source and find a community to extend the life of your project.
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by onreact 7y ago
The "humans are inherently bad" truism does not explain it entirely. By now it's obvious that people will be affected personally during their lifetime.
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by onreact 7y ago
Yeah, good intro. The problem is that most companies still use the rather meaningless "last click attribution" method and see that social media does not yield results while most people convert through search. Without discovery on
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by onreact 7y ago
Take some rest man. Accidents happen for a reason. Fatigue is one of the most common ones.
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by onreact 7y ago
I've seen stats that show that most people are already aware of the climate emergency and that it will have an impact on their lives. Just a small minority still blocks off reality successfully. So by now it's time to talk about a
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by onreact 7y ago
I've got her "Hold Me Tight" book here but have stopped reading it a while ago. Good reminder to finish it now. My impression - even with my parents - was that couples always replay conflicts following certain patterns. Turns

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