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by 627467 6y ago
I'm not disagreeing with you but where's the frontier between "pattern matching" and "intelligence"? I also think human intelligence and creativity will always be judged by other humans as _better_, more genuin
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by 627467 6y ago
interesting that you'd describe the society as soft in this circumstances. I agree. soft on perspective and vision. I've heard many describing social upheavals of recent years/decades as a waking up to fighting for ideals and
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by 627467 6y ago
I get that technically it is a new app and it is a browser... but edge has been bundled (outside of europe) since... ever. So has been the dark pattern of pushing for 'a better browser'. BTW, google does the same in their digital
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by 627467 6y ago
> The US-Mexico-Canada Agreement requires 40% or more of parts for each passenger vehicle be manufactured by workers who are paid at least $16 per hour... On face value this seems to be a very progressive condition.
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by 627467 6y ago
Re: stealing money from homebanking and inside info. I don't think either of these examples are analogous to what is going on. And even if they did, they are already regulated on specific jurisdictions (not worlwide though). The web is
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by 627467 6y ago
> Concepts don’t automatically change because things happen “on the internet”. There's no magic to the web: it is and always been pages you can access by knowing or finding urls. It's up to servers to decide how to serve things
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by 627467 6y ago
> You’ve actually worked at a company without knowing how the company makes money or at least how it plans to make money? I learned to assume that people don't all assume the sames things or know the same things as I do. > I get
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by 627467 6y ago
I think a future where bit are only sent/received on all parts terms is a fair one, not dystopian in my mind. It's just that we don't have the right technology to enable such granular decision making at micro-level. Today bus
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by 627467 6y ago
_ The employees decided to work for the company knowing the business model in advance._ I think that's a big assumption. _If I don’t agree with how a company does business, I don’t buy their products. I don’t go into their store and sh
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by 627467 6y ago
That's one option.
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by 627467 6y ago
how is it shoplifting? if I get sent the bits of something to my house and I assemble them, how is that shoplifting?
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by 627467 6y ago
It's not that simple. Individual journalists (who need to eat) don't decide on the business model of the publication they work for. Yes, they are interdependent but just because I want to make sure that writers of my consumed medi
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by 627467 6y ago
I've found that the best solution is: get (used) previous gen high-end (and popular) that has unlocked bootloader. Being popular means I'll find plenty of parts for repair and likely have options for firmware installs. I got mysel
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by 627467 6y ago
Modals can be a lazy (and worst, wrong) solution. But I've found that pavlovian bashing of modals is as lazy and unproductive. > And remember to always ask, kids: >“Why does this have to be a modal?” In my experience people don&#
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by 627467 6y ago
For a second i thought I was looking at a Windows 10 mail app screenshot... https://developer.apple.com/design/human-interface-guideline...
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by 627467 6y ago
I've been thinking: what prevents a lynx-like desktop browser that effectively defaults to a Reader-Mode-only on all pages?
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by 627467 6y ago
I wonder if anyone here has tried this (or other) self taught CS successfully while not being a "self-taught engineer or bootcamp grad". What if you are a designer or PM type with several years experience in software industry? Is
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by 627467 6y ago
Figma is great. The single biggest feature from figma is that it's shared/collaboration oriented by default. This is due to its online nature (compared to installable apps such as sketch, incision and xd). Not all designers like t
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by 627467 6y ago
Yes... Even in Portugal he wasn't that well known, not until he was voted 3rd Greatest Portuguese(TM) some years ago: right after Portuguese 30+years dictator Salazar (his nemesis) and Salazar's "nemesis" Communist Party
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by 627467 6y ago
In my apparent ignorance, when I first read the title I actually imagined Facebook developing a backdoor of some kind into Tails, given that Tails is open source. Then I understood that "developing" an exploit means taking advanta
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by 627467 6y ago
Both pmOS and UBports are 2 of the examples I have in mind demonstrating the conceptual resilience of non-iOS ecosystem: these projects have small and fluid teams and yet manage to support dozens of devices with different HW requirements. i
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by 627467 6y ago
Yes, I became aware of that effort. And I applaud and look forward to them. The problem I see in long term is: if there's no inherent property of iPhones that make them unhackable by aftermarket efforts I don't understand why ther
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by 627467 6y ago
(elementary) Code
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by 627467 6y ago
Lately I've been thinking of the ethics of buying Apple iOS devices compared to more opened devices - most, yet, not all Android devices. In the long term, iOS device are doomed to become unserviceable my users/enthusiasts dues to
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by 627467 6y ago
So, I never tried to make text diagrams and the thought of doing it (by hand, I assume) haunts me: How is it considered easy to build a simple table (or diagram) by having to hit keyboard keys and navigate the cursors to seemingly random pl
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by 627467 6y ago
I share a lot of the commenters opinions: most of the toxicity (and intrusion) of social networks are due to... THE FEED. and they only affect us because we keep checking on them. Yes, they are engineered to "make" us go back over
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by 627467 6y ago
Not saying it would happen, but as you stated: breaking the treaty is a possibility... Maybe made more likely if the choices are assured destruction in case of total war between China/Russia and USA or possible avoidance of total war d
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by 627467 6y ago
I take titles such as "engineer" are not equally regulated everywhere in the world? Can you really become a chartered engineer by going through this course?
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by 627467 6y ago
I would assume that before you go make resources decisions you first reassess the goals that society have for said funding. Maybe rethink the role of police?
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by 627467 6y ago
Unpopular opinion: Anything that promotes (directly or indirectly) less driver engagement with driving should just be banned from civilian roads. I'm sure one day when everyone is being driven by allsensing selfdriving vehicles roa

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