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Comment #18100455
For me, bangs are the actual killer feature. Because when I set DDG as my default search engine in my browser, I get to use bangs at the address bar. So for example rather than hav…
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Comment #17894295
How about the case where the customers are various shareholders and not end-users?
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Comment #17887834
George Polya (excuse spelling) wrote book called How To Solve It, it teaches heuristic methods in mainly mathematical problem solving, but the real value comes from whem someone, s…
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Comment #17880663
Why would Intel be complicit in it? Suppose they did this. Now, that the vulnerabilities are public, Intel takes the fall. Oopsie, huh?
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Comment #17866643
A weak point. Alcohol can not be taken away, it has been tried. Had we not had alcohol in the first place, we'd likely have other things a-ok'd, and alcohol would be treated by its…
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Comment #17853021
But is not perfectly reasonable use of language, if you consider that the language as written there is for humans to read and understand, not for machines to expand acronyms and be…
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Comment #17840149
Although it is a natural state in some way (e.g. parenting, as you mentioned, but also day-to-day survival), the work many of us do today is very different from what we've biologic…
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Comment #17805752
But what I am talking about is not just nation-sized group, but any social group. You can think of religions as an example, and as an attempt to solve these problems, with all the …
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Comment #17804573
But that does not work in practice. Social groups need cohesion to function. If you fracture that cohesion, the group may split to more cohesive subgroups which may not be tolerant…
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Comment #17803888
Edit: If this sounds like a off-place rant, it was not my intent. :) If you haven't smoked from dawn till dusk day in day out, you can't really say people can achieve responsibilit…
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Comment #17801563
Well at simplest, if enforced, it will force a company to figure a way to comply. Either get rid of people who share such content or otherwise mute them. If not, you pay fines, pre…
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Comment #17761444
You say that as if xorporations didn't do this by e.g. vote manipulation in Reddit.
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Comment #17747166
Sorry, I wasnt clear. What I find amazing is not the patent, but the company. As I understood it, behind the company was the youngest female billionaire, and turns out it was all a…
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Comment #17746920
I had never heard of Theranos before. Amazing what people can pull off.
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Comment #17745657
Honestly, I do not see it that way. To me it seems as if sizable chunk of people believe in nonsense, and the nonsensical beliefs and actions based on such beliefs are detrimental …
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Comment #17741595
Perhaps you could elaborate on this?
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Comment #17734461
Picked my curiousity, care to elaborate for me and others?
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Comment #17690964
The first routine is about 3 rands per point minus rate of discarded, about half? So 6 rands per point. Now, since the second one has three rands in it, and plenty of trig, it real…
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Comment #17664519
Russians run a troll factory which targets both domestic and foreign audiences. That is, they have industry with paid people spouting bullshit online with an agenda. Now, if some o…