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by 9x39 1y ago
Nothing. Over time, developers stop testing on or releasing for W10. For example, Adobe Lightroom CC demands a certain release of W10 to even run, and it'll probably eliminate W10 before too long. Maybe in 5 or so years, the newest har
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Anyone using Framework for a daily driver that can compare to an M-series Macbook? Specifically, battery life on your OS. Does anything compare to a MBP these days? From a value proposition, it seems good. Our group definitely goes through
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by 9x39 1y ago
There’s very little alternative if you want a networking ecosystem plus owning your data. I think it’s sneering at people who have something doing some pieces automatically for you, when the OP cobbled it together themselves uphill both way
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Every time I read explorations into basic income or cash transfers, I look for any signs that recipients' models of how money or wealth work are changing, and I don't see it. Thus, it seems to me like an evergreen source of naivet
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That's cool. I typically don't use multiple or linked pages too often when I'm mobile, but there was always some kind of local cache for a page I had been reading or working on. This plugs one of the few annoyances I had. App
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I've rounded lots of sharp edges off my personality over the years, having been rejected a lot and having made unforced errors. The problem with advice here is that, if you're right and there's something personality-related a
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by 9x39 1y ago
It's verbal sleight of hand in the cultural tug-of-war to emphasize or de-emphasize the future human. The point is that massaged language blunts or sharpens its impact, and an org's political choices therein reflect the bias. Mete
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by 9x39 1y ago
Centralized delivery of content licenses might be more accurate. Similar to your point about using public utilities as examples, I think it's a distinction without difference for what the OP was talking about. I think the point is in a
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by 9x39 1y ago
I agree with the title, but not the solution and that’s okay. Is the future endlessly tinkering with and running stuff out of your house? I think nope, that’s just your hobby. I think of the centralization of content and the licensing as so
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>but I did not advocate for letting children see any sexual content out there No, you did. >Would it not be much better if children see people having fun fucking each other
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Garbage collection is similar to other male trades - they tend to be stable, respectable (although not the level of law/med to be sure but certainly among blue collar work), often well paid for the entry reqs. Did humans stop abusing o
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You experimented with your reduction in language such that it’s a banality now. However, submitting to pimps is degrading, submitting to the violence and extreme sexual behavior of sex clients is degrading, and at least in most societies, l
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Would you celebrate the choice of entering sex work like, say, that of someone entering medicine or law? “You’d make such a good porn star!”, we could say encouragingly to a new grad considering between OF and Stanford. No, we wouldn’t, bec
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Practicing until it’s muscle memory. Progressing through increased distances, smaller targets, more challenging conditions. Particularly in long-range shooting, dialing in hand loaded round configurations for accuracy and consistency. I thi
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Absolutely. I think while plenty of games now can rely on UDP hole punching or file sharing can be done with centralized cloud storage, part of the earlier LAN appeal was sharing a segment together and all the ease that brought. OS's l
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I blast my friend who works at a regional bank chain about new failures by banks to protect their customers from scams. He reminds me that frequently, if a bank gets between a customer and moving their money as they wish, they can quickly g
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by 9x39 1y ago
>That does not mean it is abused by outsourcing companies to bring cheap talent to America and profit from the arbitrage. It doesn't have to follow directly; the problem is often indirect. H1Bs are much better behaved for employers
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When Microsoft does layoffs and then mass H1-Bs, is that shedding low-skill Americans for top Indian talent, or just labor arbitrage? Is a country of 340 million really lacking talent, or do we just want cheaper and controllable labor? htt
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>Maybe I'm just a weird outlier? I wouldn't quit either, but I assume you have wealth and are interested in continuing building it. My anecdote that shaped my opinion was that I work closely with the bottom half to bottom quint
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Relative to goods with elastic demand, food prices will rise faster because we have to eat. Food prices are also sensitive to its input prices, which also have inelastic demand.
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>if we couldn’t rely on large numbers of people literally having no choice but to take any job they can get. Having a massive quasi-legal underclass is a choice and it doesn't require UBI to solve it.
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We could call the better tomorrow a great leap forward. I jest, but smartphones and web apps have not changed that people need ever-more food, clothing, housing, energy on an ongoing basis while the brave new world is being designed and imp
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It's all rotting if you're simply consuming and not part of goods & services production. The cash creation resulted in more money chasing less goods & services, and inflation lagged behind but steadily resulted. Being aliv
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>Most people are moderate on most issues. That's just statistics...and it's actually backed up by all sorts of polling. When you zoom in on a small area, sure. But globally? Pick a card and you'd have to squint to say most
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I think of a calorie tracker as a compass as I navigate an overly calorie-dense world that doesn't make us exert ourselves to the point of caloric deficits any longer. For the aware user, combined with a scale, it helps normalize estim
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Prior to ubiquitous mobile Internet and social media, we had geographic boundaries around communities. Now those lines are being rapidly blurred, and there's bleedover in regional thought into some semblance of broader online community
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We should not be surprised to see what pops up to fill a vacuum of positive in-person influence. Having their own firmer identity, adults may tut-tut at a new personality emerging they disagree with, but few of us ask why such personalities
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>2. You ARE hurting the underpaid, exploited worker. This is just hope for the hopeless. If an adult needs the few dollars, they have bigger problems. If you can solve the coordination problem between diners and the explosion of tipping
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Work harder for more pay is limited to American full service gigs, and a weird employer-driven labor retention push elsewhere. The tipping process works for servers who have the performative and service skills to work a crowd of tables, mod
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>What in the WORLD is preventing these systems from getting at least 10gbps interfaces? Price and price. Like another commenter said, there is at least one 10Gbe mini NAS out there, but it's several times more expensive. What's

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