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by 734129837261 5y ago
People can make companies. You know that, right?
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Designations. That's how. Some houses are built and intended to be rented out to people. These houses are constructed entirely by companies (or people) for that purpose alone. Other houses are meant to be for purchase, and purchase onl
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by 734129837261 5y ago
Exactly right. The tech Apple uses can be one of two things: 1. It requires a perfect 1:1 match (their documentation says this is not the case); 2. Or it has some freedom in detecting a match, probably including a match with a certain perce
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by 734129837261 5y ago
What's worse than child pornography in, say, Saudi Arabia? Atheism is. They can force Apple to tag accounts that have images that are popular in atheist circles (memes, information, etc.) and track these people down. The penalty for th
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by 734129837261 5y ago
It simply means that they can have whatever the hell kind of method they use to identify specific images, and the scary part is: there IS an error-margin built-in because otherwise, as you said, this tech would be pretty useless. "Find
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by 734129837261 5y ago
It'll start with protecting children. We all want to protect children, don't we? Why do you want children abused? Are you a child abuser, what do you have to hide? Next it's elderly people. We don't want our forgetful el
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by 734129837261 5y ago
Most people would, if they could, avoid taxes legally to the maximum of their ability. You US folks have created this monstrosity yourselves, too. You let lobbyists (who work for the companies that the richest own) influence politicians, yo
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by 734129837261 5y ago
Yeah, nonsense like a monthly fee to have my car perform a feature like that makes me want a car that comes with none of the self-driving tech necessities installed. Because I won't be using any of it. Having said that, I don't se
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by 734129837261 5y ago
I've been doing TypeScript for 4+ years and been a web developer for 20+ years. And I experience literally zero benefit from TypeScript. Never has it given me anything useful. To me, it's a massive pain in the ass that slows down
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by 734129837261 5y ago
I keep getting downvoted on Reddit for stating that I personally hate TypeScript to the max. It ruined the beauty of JavaScript (once you know it, anyway, I understand there are difficulties for JS-novices) and I honest to goodness 100% do
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by 734129837261 5y ago
I want to like Spotify, but their recent Mac OS app update (also Windows) has made the entire thing a pain in the ass to use. There is no search box anymore, I need to fucking click on the search menu item first. And when you look at an art
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by 734129837261 5y ago
I sorta wish that these "criminals" would target big corporations, particularly the evil ones like Nestle, and distribute most of the profits to good causes; like distributing free clean water in third-world nations. The real crim
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by 734129837261 5y ago
I work 4 hours a day, 4 days a week, and I worked as a senior software engineer for Apple doing exactly this, successfully so. Most companies I've worked for (and I select them based on this) don't hold people to 8-hour work days
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by 734129837261 5y ago
How are you not making bank as a web developer? When I worked in the USA I was making 6 figures (think of $140k/year) working through an agency that works fully remote. The beauty of it is that autodidacts are the norm and nobody requi
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by 734129837261 5y ago
I like skydiving and scuba diving. And in both cases I always prepare like a madman. The activity itself comes with plenty of risks, and I'm just there to enjoy it by reducing the risks best I can. That means the blue hole can go screw
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by 734129837261 6y ago
Tailwind is the weirdest thing I've ever ran across. It's basically inline CSS. Personally, I write CSS this way: 1. Select based on cascaded semantic HTML elements; 2. Don't repeat yourself; 3. No unnecessary classnames; 4.
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by 734129837261 6y ago
These people want the best, too, mostly. Education should ALWAYS be the go-to default in any situation. These people need to be educated, not ignored, nor ridiculed. Enforcing the "right thing" will alienate these people even more
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by 734129837261 6y ago
> The blod clots are not a rumour, they're there. That's just dishonest reporting of facts. People died after getting the vaccines, too. In car accidents. Unrelated but nice clickbait headlines. > It's not certain the v
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by 734129837261 6y ago
> It will also help allay safety concerns that have disrupted its use in the European Union after a small number of reports of rare blood clots in people who have received the shot. Yes, but that rumour will now never go away, and the ti
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by 734129837261 6y ago
What always annoys me with most people out there is that they want to take money from the super wealthy. As if Musk and Bezos and Gates are sitting on stockpiles of Dollars. Their income isn't billions of Dollars a year, that's si
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by 734129837261 6y ago
I will wait because I a tiny bit skeptical. The first people to get it will be a huge study group and the results will, I expect, convince me to take the vaccine as well. But, you never know if the vaccine accidentally turns us all into inf
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by 734129837261 6y ago
In the time my parents got married they could buy a nice family home based on only my father making minimum wage right out of high school. They even got a subsidy from the government for it. Back then, their house cost a total of $20,000 US
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by 734129837261 6y ago
I'm 100% for vaccines and I trust in the scientific process more than anything else. That said, how weird is it for someone like myself (late thirties, healthy, no direct contact with any human being) to just... wait it out? I am not t
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by 734129837261 6y ago
Nope, working from the EU. As a consultant for Apple.
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From the future here, gravity is just light reflecting off of stellar bodies, which causes the universe to "bend" space/time in all directions, just different strengths based on the reflectiveness of whatever it hit and the s
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by 734129837261 6y ago
It was a lesson I learned early on: "loyalty" doesn't make you any money. It doesn't grow your career, either. Your work life is a big part of your daily life and it should be fun, challenging to some degree, and rewardi
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I'm not forced at all. I'm left in a lot of ways that the right would never agree with. I am in favour of cherry-picking from socialist traits like proper welfare, affordable health care and schooling, higher taxes. But the left-w
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by 734129837261 6y ago
I've never voted for the POTUS and I expect I never will. From my POV I don't really care who wins but I think my preference leans to Trump. That has mostly to do with the Democrats being overly populistic about all the concerns,
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by 734129837261 6y ago
What an annoying presentation. They try to make 5G look like it's invented by Apple by labeling it "innovation". No, Tim Apple, it's Qualcomm who made that chip. You just had your hardware team build it inside the phone.
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by 734129837261 6y ago
Let us say that you work for or own a website with 1m unique visitors per month. Let us assume your average JS library size that can be cached and outsourced totals 400 kilobytes (that's on the low end). 1 million * 400 kilobytes = 400

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