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gumernatorial
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Comment #13402078
It undoubtedly will, if words are even a meaningful concept at all.
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Comment #13402063
Why can't browsers do image differencing to detect when the page contains something pretending to be the browser or OS chrome, and plaster warnings overtop?
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Comment #13400494
I wonder how this style of advertising would work in a modern SaaS product. It would be a rebellion against virtually every principle of modern ad copy while still being rooted in …
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Comment #13388290
On the flip side, it was users demanding free service (under which I include gracious data export) that killed the product in the first place. I hope we find a way to pay for this …
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Comment #13379906
Willing to share if you share your email. Wouldn't say it's great but I've been around the block and it's landed me multiple offers.
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Comment #13348347
Presumably so that other applications can't mine telemetry for nefarious reasons.
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Comment #13314816
To be fair, many internet business models operate on the principle of paying to get less garbage (such as ads). And it makes sense from an economic perspective that if you're not b…
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Comment #13190996
> I don’t care who you are or who you know. I don’t care if you think you’re funny. I don’t care if you think I’m over-reacting. > We need a lot less negativity and a lot more posi…
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Comment #13174333
People have been killed by police for much less. The question is how long it is before it's no longer newsworthy that "police shot and killed a suspected terrorist who had purchase…
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Comment #13143815
Perhaps this is more an exposé of human ability to generate rationalizations for chaotic biological workings of their brains, than it is a failing of neural nets to make rational d…
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Comment #12984109
The hardest part is that once your Twitter clone functions well enough to replace Twitter it will be banned just the same.