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Mint, One of the First Budgeting Apps, Is Shutting Down
(nytimes.com)
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Seven years of Pixel updates and 10 years of ChromeOS updates aren't nothing.
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> It's still how many new businesses raise capital. Should it be? Theranos stained biotech badly.
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I'm not even sure a free trip to space would be worth a kidney stone, personally.
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Disconnect from the Internet and you have a pretty capable e-typewriter.
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That sentence implies to me that she represented herself, not that Google was without representation.
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Reminiscent of the animation industry and OpenToonz. Marketing as well as grass roots advocacy of new and shiny things makes Toonz a bit obscure unless you're a little familiar with the industry.
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> There's only a finite amount of money in the game Technically untrue, you can use Meowth's Pay Day to generate cash. https://bulbapedia.bulbagarden.net/wiki/Pay_Day_(move)#Gener...
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> So I really think that without consciousness we cannot implement pain or suffering as we humans perceive it. Perhaps, but I guess it would depend on your definition of consciousness. We do not extend that definition to most animals and
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It's a shame opening local HTML pages is so heavily restricted in modern browsers. I mean, I get it, but we also might not need Electron if you could stuff everything into a single HTML file and let users download that as your "
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I can see us walking into a situation where we make a robot that has motor functions, but we don't give it the equivalent of nerves and nerve endings so and so it doesn't feel pain. That would definitely warp a human's develo
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It's a shame Elementary imploded, and more a shame their funding model was very publicly debunked. I'm not sure how the ideals for Elementary can exist without a unified, well-funded vision behind them.
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The argument always boils down to "well it's allowed / that's just how you do things" and when the companies get told "No, that's actually not allowed and not how you should do things" the argument sw
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Was losing net neutrality as bad as we all feared? No, not immediately. But safeguards are important to the future, and we want to prevent this particular slope from getting any more slippery.
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Prime is subsidized by a million other things. Cancelling does not send a message, or rather, the message isn't nearly specific enough to be interpreted by Amazon as "we should make a better show and/or stop making this one.&
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They were specifically told not to do it by the DOJ and did it anyways.
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I'm out of date then, I thought high contrast was desirable. Edit- also I'm not the OP.
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The point of a dark theme is to be... dark. What darkness of gray would be agreeable to you? Just curious. #111 too dark? #444? Anything #666 or higher is way too light for an aesthetically-pleasing dark background imo.
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By whose standards is it horrible? What if the intelligence doesn't even know we're here? Or that we are (or believe ourselves to be) conscious? Do you feel guilty playing The Sims?
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Can I ask what led you to this decision? I'm genuinely curious.
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Whether people feel pointless or hopeless ultimately doesn't matter, it all comes back to money. And green energy is becoming a major economic force.
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We're subjectively experiencing our own set of qualia, but who's to say machines don't experience a completely different set? Since we don't understand what causes qualia, we don't know where it will arise or not or
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You just gave me the idea for an HTML file format that writes changes to contenteditable back to the file. Has anyone tried this before? I'm likely ignorant. But it would be a pretty exciting document publishing format.
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An entire forest of hallucinated trees, sounds tranquil yet disturbing.
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Spam isn't necessarily cyberly-criminal.
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Maybe he didn't like whatever subject you and your friend were discussing. :P
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> It does make you wonder whether life as we know it was a preceding civilization that launched life into the wider universe for the continued existence of life. There's data out there about the First Ancestral Race but AFAIK they&#
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Maybe Google decides certain ingredients aren't fit for public consumption and changes the recipe in their "summary." Or maybe the FDA tells Google it has to do this. On a mass scale, maybe 0.2% of people would double check t
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Ask Amazon and YouTube for the first decade of their lives. Short answer is they're (their stock is) worth as much as people are willing to pay.
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Like most of the financial world, the whole thing was a confidence game. Shutting down Alameda would have destroyed the illusion and the chips would have begun to fall shortly after, IMHO.
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