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phphphph
11y ago
> It seems more clear to me, but how do I know for sure? Oh! I'll put them up on a road and see if the accident rates change!". Meh. The American way would be "Build a street for font, and see which one people are willing
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11y ago
At one point in the past it was argued that hosting your site with a provider that injects ads was sufficient to consider the page "commercial". I don't know what came of it, or what is now required for a page to be commercia
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phphphph
11y ago
So basically: Thanks, Saddam?
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phphphph
11y ago
Very misleading title. His points are roughly tl;dr: - Intrinsic vs. extrinsic is not sufficient to fully describe the range of motivation - intrinsic isn't well-defined - Extrinsic can work well, too - It's not proven that intrin
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phphphph
11y ago
Well, I was exhausted already after reading the ToC.
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phphphph
11y ago
I started to care about the stuff we read in school in my early thirties (Shakespeare would be an exception, for ... reasons). There's a special exception for Max Frisch which I discovered mid-twenties and was very thankful I did not
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phphphph
11y ago
> did you think it may be worth some time? So how much would you pay for it, roughly? I'm sure if we find enough people to chip in, it will happen.
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phphphph
11y ago
[Here might be a good start]( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Syntactic_Structures#Criticism... )
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phphphph
11y ago
How old are you, if I may ask?
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11y ago
My town has two successful DVD rental places. Their "hipster twist" is basically: quality movies, and an owner that can find something for you. They aim at students and established inteligentia. At its core, the service they prov
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phphphph
11y ago
> Using just these two values, an attacker could completely manage any aspect of a flight reservation using United’s website. Don't most airline websites allow that when you get the last name and date of departure right?
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phphphph
11y ago
No. The way our mind works, associations need to be strengthened for permanence (which is an extra-weird process because it can apparently modify memories). More importantly, he needs to get this off his chest. You find people to talk to in
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phphphph
11y ago
I've seen it in a few stages over the recent years. The step from open-roof construction site to a close place of worship was - and still is - captivating. (Though walking up and down the spires in the earlier stages was much more fun
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phphphph
11y ago
Leap years are regular, leap seconds are not. Skipping leap day would be earlier and more obviously noticable than skipping leap seconds.
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11y ago
> too lazy to use TAI or GPS time for internal time calculations... it's a tiny little more complicated than that. The key element to grasp is that for all units above "second" aren't fixed: the duration of a minute,
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phphphph
11y ago
Wouldn't just counting total votes rather than winning regions be the simplest fix? (Honest question, not USAmerican)
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phphphph
11y ago
To be fair, the guidelines for this feature include > The authenticated device owner should have the ability to disable or remove this functionality if desired.