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jakubp
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Comment #32101237
No, no. You are going in the right direction in analysing the morality of such proclamation. The point is, you can a) give others and collect reward in terms of other's people perc…
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Comment #31854969
GDPR covers EU citizens. I don't think it says anything about non-EU citizens.
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Comment #27843206
I wasn't suggesting OP's mother wanted to manipulate. I wanted to express that it's a very common situation in relationships of all kinds that there's assymetry in desired closenes…
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Comment #27839246
Many people cry, shout or even try to manipulate you when you tell them their behavior (based on excessive attachment or dependency of some kind) is an issue for you. Many of the s…
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Comment #27697989
If you were running a business, and wanted someone to do tech talks, or design/run interviewing for tech candidates, or have mentoring for junior devs, would you prefer non-develop…
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Comment #27458965
If that's the case, I could write an article "Company X developed technology that enables people to see individual atoms and hear the explosions on the other side of the Earth."
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Comment #27451698
Clickbait :( It's a device that plays back - through headphones - specific normal-range sound which is crafted in such as way as to help you locate a source of another (ultra)sound…
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Comment #27415432
When you say "then walk into the center", you do realize you are talking about a (edit) 20-30 minute walk one-way. A car could cut that in 2 minutes. In my lifetime I was a driver …
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Comment #27413254
In my town you have largely 4 options: - walk - drive - take a bus/tram - bike Walking is too slow and cumbersome for most people (e.g. 6-8 km one way to work seems like too much t…
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Comment #27413232
I am presenting a counterpoint to the claim in the article that "it's just 1 more block" in a real world scenario (under somewhat different condition though: non-grid street networ…
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Comment #27412936
While I don't know of the safety impact of removing left turns, the actual trip time impact in a busy city is severely understated. In my city (700k people), an old European town, …
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Comment #27049233
My point was I didn't understand why making a decision that gives a manager an extra (hidden) benefit is a crime - i.e. it's not money laundering (money laundering is misrepresenti…
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Comment #27047961
I wonder... what's the actual crime here? I don't know how US law works. In my country there is no "bribe" in the private sector, it's probably still not allowed in some cases (cer…
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Comment #26973779
You are wrong about apples and potatoes - the blog post author does mention your story just under different term: utility, which is a standard way to express the notion you touched…
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Comment #26971852
That's not accurate. You actually type numbers in right after the color choice and it shows you chart of the projection etc. No login necessary.
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Comment #26914694
Same here. Lack of Watt output and expected (measured?) kWh cost in the lead of the story is baffling.
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Comment #26767963
While 27 minutes nighttime sleep didn't affect outcomes, another effect they observed was that afternoon naps DID increase productivity and well being. So it's not that more sleep …
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Comment #26731197
I don't get why there is no way to edit apps live through the operating system. Before I knew how programs work I didn't understand why I can't recode anything as user - change men…
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Comment #26669491
Click "list" in the top menu https://everynoise.com/everynoise1d.cgi?scope=all
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Comment #26584556
Were you never curious "What did the Romans or Egyptians really think about X? How did they really spend their days?" I know I am curious and history books leave more questions tha…