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tpllaha
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Comment #21676684
They have an autosuggest feature in the browser which shows search results as you type. Goes without saying that this requires a request per keystroke. If each request contained a …
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Comment #16339297
That's true. But also trackers (especially big ones) deliberately try to make it as easy as possible to accidentally include them in your page. e.g: the if you use their cdn for fo…
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Comment #13653200
Well... when it comes to data privacy, I'd say better the Germans than the Donald.
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Comment #13390012
Interesting approach. Trying to make sure that any data that is sent out to third parties cannot be used as a user ID seems like the way to go. I like that this approach makes a st…
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Comment #12523404
If you read the paragraph before that sentence, you'll se that this part refers to Kosovo albanians (so in Kosovo, not Albania). Though the culture and heritage between the two cou…
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Comment #12516709
I don't think they took in serbs (maybe a few, but definitely no number that is comparable to the kosovo albanians). I don't even know if any serb would seek shelter in Albania. I …
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Comment #12516349
Religion is one of those things that doesn't really play a role in Albania. Granted, the majority of the population are officially muslim. However very few are religious. This is p…
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Comment #12515430
I think the article is more about the culture than the ability of the country to provide. When people host refugees in their homes and try to provide them with a life as good as th…
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Comment #12515393
I think the article is more about the culture than the ability of the country to provide. When people host refugees in their home and try to offer them a life as good as their own,…
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Comment #10369330
Well... I can see how it can be easy to reach conclusions like this. The same result (most likely even worse) would be reached even if the effect of alcohol was studied instead of …
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Comment #9879170
Right... But isn't "judgement before actual evidence" all ML algorithms do? They try to statistically evaluate something about a set's members based on other features, because actu…