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So, in general, swiffy appears to be a relatively heavyweight solution that
is not (yet?) optimized for mobile devices. Morever, there are 4 (yes 4!)
giant swiffy ads on the landing page of androidpolice.com, each of which
consumes more than half the viewport, all of which are dynamic.https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Universal_Decimal_Classificati...
> UDC codes can describe any type of document or object to any desired level of detail.
Doesn't add new features
Remove all depreciated featuresSometimes it's a lot, sometimes not. It's a lot to them but to me the coins are annoying, I have to waste time sorting them and carrying them around. They are difficult to spend for me.
- Prevent people from unsubscribing
- Prevent people from canceling their orders
- Discounts if buy every day/week/month
- Sending tons of emails with fake site activity ("somebody sent you a message"-style)Without an degree you have to prove yourself harder for every single little thing (resume, visa, job applications, etc.).
He only used his van as a sleeping place.
He should definitely do an AMA:
What about Internet access?
What about the cold? Sleeping bags? Isolation inside the van?
What about the hot? Air conditioning?I couldn't buy Soylent (I'm in France), so I made one myself based on what I learned in the DIY Soylent community: https://diy.soylent.com
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This is fucking amazing! 2020: Airbus announces no-pilots planes
2025: All airplanes are now required to be auto-piloted
2030: It's been 5 years without a single accidentAbout china, maybe only the IPs from china can use HTTP, maybe only zh.wikipedia.org can use HTTP, ...
I think legal solutions are just temporary fixes, technical ones fix the root of the problem in a more generic way.
Basically securing against the NSA is the same as securing against hackers, it should be treated as a security threat like any other.
Also, random weird black screen flickering, and grey/old-TV-like screen glitches are just ugly but not really a problem.
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1. We have some initial beliefs
2. We use it to make decisions
3. We receive some new data
4. Given the new data, we confirm/change the beliefs
5. We can make different decisions
6. Go to 3.
The initial beliefs may or not be true, the key to get as much accurate data as fast as possible.A better algorithm would be to ask other systems beliefs and compare it to ours too (eg: neuronal network).