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by 627467 2y ago
> only to have Android Studio force me to update Gradle and dependencies and whatnot, and break everything This. And people are surprised that many just wrap websites as apps on Android.
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by 627467 2y ago
Probably forcing the creation of a paper trail for possible future litigation
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by 627467 2y ago
Ahhh "you're holding it wrong" argument
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by 627467 2y ago
Why is it wrong for apple to charge differently.fpr different people? This already happens I'm different geographic regions. Apple devices are not essential goods. Why not charge people who get more value out of a product more?
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by 627467 2y ago
...and here is my missing point 3. "Citing Norman heuristics like gospel"
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by 627467 2y ago
One problem I see of "usability professionals" here and elsewhere is how arguments go little beyond: 1. "you are not the users" - certainly when talking about many apps like a file explorer any user is a user - not all u
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by 627467 2y ago
As a Dreamweaver alternative would be interesting.
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by 627467 2y ago
I could imagine easy msg duplication over multiple devices to be a operational vulnerability. But honestly: most people don't need to worry about opsec. And it is very annoying that signal can't allow multidevice and data duplicat
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by 627467 2y ago
It is depressing that the only option is to keep throwing money at an sclerotic, extractive, incomponent player. How pro-american has boeing been in the past 20 years really?
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by 627467 2y ago
Was it proven that tornado cash devs knowingly and intentionally laundered 1B and helper North Korea or are we just describing what a tumbler does which is to allow parties to mix in their money's and the tumbler operator takes a profi
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by 627467 2y ago
Exactly and spending all that money on all that. As long as the extortion racket is paid you can operate under theatrics. Regulatory moat anyone?
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by 627467 2y ago
How many CEOs did France judicial arrest for OVH fires? On the other hand: lots of criticisms thrown around highlighting France and French judicial system. Are we forgetting Assange (Sweden, UK, Aus, US), Snowden (US + everybody who didn&#x
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by 627467 2y ago
So, hiding true intentions and needs is better? Why is regulation not to force companies to be clear that you may be expected to be flexible with your corp comunication before signing the contract?
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by 627467 2y ago
So, before this "right" they were physically attached to their devices unable to freely decide to ignore emails? Or there was some kind of timer and expect SLA for answers that needed to be met? Or maybe because not replying under
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by 627467 2y ago
so. why not this one?
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by 627467 2y ago
> The Semantic Web is the old Web 3.0. Before "Web 3.0" meant crypto-whatnot, it meant "machine-readable websites". Using contemporary AI models aren't all websites machine-readable? - or potentially even more re
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by 627467 2y ago
why pay a monthly subscription if we're going to be bombarded by legally required popups and other internal promotional stuff that hooks you to the site anyway?
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by 627467 2y ago
most news is really just entertainment disguised as life-changing information. deep down everyone knows it. so, now it competes with all other forms of entertainment
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by 627467 2y ago
is distributing a zip file of copyrighted material infringement? if it is I guess the argument is distributing this <10GB model that can _unzip_ into copyrighted material is infringement. disclaimer: I'm just devil advocating. I don
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by 627467 2y ago
yeah. somehow I also thought the same, but both interpretations are valid. I felt more irked by the title being in the first person when in fact the article is not written by the person seemingly making that statement
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by 627467 2y ago
no one needs to work with EVERY people. exit is an option.
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by 627467 2y ago
there's over 170mil people in those 2 countries. maybe a majority wishes buy a one-way ticket to Disneyland but a non-irrelevant numbers of people decides to live their dreams and struggles with those nearby in that group. again: not e
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by 627467 2y ago
> we are running out of words in a 1000 years we'll be making this observation across the galactic internet.
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by 627467 2y ago
I feel like we forgot (or deprioritized - or maybe never genuinely prioritized) how to NOT have to sync on everything all the time. not everyone needs to be in a group. not everyone in a group needs to be in sync with interests AND personal
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by 627467 2y ago
> Methane is the second most potent greenhouse gas, but only about 2% of global climate finance goes towards cutting methane emissions. Anyone else gets very annoyed by these types of phrasing? how many greenhouse gases are there and do
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by 627467 2y ago
You just described exactly what happens. The business and competitive advantage of Primes like Boeing IS regulatory capture. So focusing their operations on it is right call
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by 627467 2y ago
there maybe better examples of why AI biases provide deep systemic problems but: CV screening? are contemporary LLM really worse that previous screening tech and processes?
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by 627467 2y ago
I love this, and have thought of doing the same with a dumb smartwatch but... is it good opsec to have top so visible/available? What about losing the watch or getting stolen?
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by 627467 2y ago
> (e.g. covers of renovation works can contain up to 50% of advertising area, so we have renovations of just finished buildings only to put the covers with ads). Actually finetuning the policies and regulations may provide the right ince
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by 627467 2y ago
Can't help but think that from this perspective buying a solution from a vendor is less about solving a problem and more about buying a blame-insurance in case something comes crashing down.

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