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And the best thing of all: they crawl the stupidest pages possible. Recently, both ChatGPT and Amazon were - at the same time - crawling the entire edit history of the wiki. And I mean that - they indexed every single diff on every page for every change ever made.
Is it stupid? It makes sense to scrape all these pages and learn the edits and corrections that people make.
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HyperCard 2.0Thinking of all the baseball applications here: catcher signals, third base coach, head coach etc.
Likely they have some anorexia/thinspo guidelines that this ad didn't adhere to. Search google for "thigh gap thinspo"
Here is an article on a block of East African countries trying to prevent this [0] and the backlash [1]
[0] https://www.nytimes.com/2017/10/12/world/africa/east-africa-... [1] https://money.cnn.com/2018/07/31/news/economy/rwanda-us-trad...
I wonder why the out of pocket price of Oxycontin spikes so dramatically each January (see figure 4)
What is a dating websites incentive to couple people up? They have seemingly reverse incentives too. The better a dating website is the less potential users it might eventually have.
the article talks about treatment with Vivitrol which is similar to suboxone, except it can't be abused (and therefore has no street value) and is a monthly injection instead of a daily.
Naloxone/Narcan is for immediate treatment of an overdose
they should add "1997: When this website template was created"
a friend of mine spiraled into years of undiagnosed anxiety, depression and fatigue and was told by many doctors it was all in her head. a few years later she was diagnosed with lyme disease, got treatment and now has a new lease on life.
the post mortem says an authorized team member
Apparently this bill has been introduced every time a new Congress has come in for the last 20 years.
Well...the application certainly worked in garnering the attention the applicant had hoped for.
Can you share this data?
more like: dr; that is not at all what the article is about.
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interesting that the Clergy marries mostly within their own occupation
I also cut cable 8 years ago and haven't turned back.
It was hard at first for sports because I had to watch random internet streams that were often bad quality, getting shutdown or full of browser ads (just use adblocker.)
In the last few years it has gotten a lot better. Almost every network has an AppleTV/Amazon Fire/Hulu app or online streaming service with cable quality streaming. Most of them require you to have cable subscription, but thats easily circumvented by using a friend's TV login.
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"Twitter Has A 136-Page Handbook For Politicians."
Seems like a lost branding opportunity that they didn't add 4 more pages.
What's a good RSS reader tool these days?
'...[they] literally "smashed" on the keyboard to see what would happen when arbitrary keys were pressed together. Using that smashing technique, the researchers were able to figure out how to escape the kiosk mode.'
They also just invented the newest SaaS model: "Smashing as a Service"
For New Yorkers reading this: interesting to hear about the New York Digital Right to Repair bill. Didn't realize that the support provided to non manufacturers was being stifled.
Read more here: http://newyork.digitalrighttorepair.org/
Is there an alternative to Bloomberg? I haven't ever heard of traders using anything else.
Images of the same thing in Sierra Leone, destroying the potential tourism industry http://www.bbc.com/news/world-africa-20897658
I don't agree with it, but the Bloomberg administration in NYC tried a program where they bought one-way plane tickets for homeless families[1] to leave the overcrowded shelter system. Critics were against it because it wasn't addressing any of the root causes of the problem, rather just moving/hiding it in a similar way to the bulldozing of "the Jungle"
I am struggling to find the name of the program in the article in order to see if it has "worked" in any way to reduce homelessness. Not sure if it is even still around.
EDIT: It's called Project Reconnect[2] and it is still around even though De Blasio apparently was against it[3]
[1] http://www.nytimes.com/2009/07/29/nyregion/29oneway.html [2] http://www1.nyc.gov/nyc-resources/service/3601/project-recon... [3] http://nypost.com/2014/09/06/de-blasio-has-sent-1412-homeles...
Good for you man. I took a year to do the same thing and travel.
The first step for me was creating a blog and writing a similar post, reflecting on what I had been doing and what was about to change. I also wrote down a lot of things I wanted to do in that next year. While I only did a handful of them, its great to look back now a few years later and see where my mindset was.
It is also great to reflect on the things that I did do on that year off that were so amazing, the things which I didn't write down, because they weren't even things I could imagine. That's the best part, realizing you've broadened your horizons.
:a toast: Wishing you do many unimaginable things.