Comevius

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by Comevius 4y ago
So I looked around and almost all Lenovo, HP and Asus computers are sold with Windows 11 or no operating system. There are a few Chromebooks with ChromeOS. Lenovo have a few workstations with Linux, they are targeting small businesses with
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This game was way too hard for kid me, but I kept trying because we didn't have Steam back then with millions of games instantly available.
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Not surprising, in this environment you either have much more money or much less depending on which side of the wage gap you are on as inequality keeps growing, and yet nobody would buy a new computer that doesn't function better than
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I love how billions are being thrown around ideas like let's do a blockchain Twitter, whatever the hell that is, and Musk is like yeah that's not a real thing, and the other guy is like whatever, my client Sam Bankman-Fried is goo
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Because most people prefer either one of them regardless of the lighting conditions. I prefer light mode, although I don't read in pitch dark.
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Supporting people staying healthy, preventing diseases is a whole lot cheaper eventually. The idea behind universal health care is that you don't want to be overly stringent because it comes back to you down the line with vengeance. In
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His entire ideology revolves around a leader fixing things along with grand themes of technology, revolution and apocalypse, and he founded Palantir, a big-data surveillance defense company named after the seeing-stones of The Lord of the R
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That's a funny take, conservatives stubling with digital technology in 2022, though it looks like the lack of company management did them in. They had big dreams and a drunk CEO spiking his Red Bull with alcohol, screaming at investors
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I mean the distribution of that money was upward. It's not like the wages were fixed or anything, or housing or any of that. The United States shouldn't even start with an approach like UBI. Universal health coverage should be the
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According to the analysis it's because the conservatives would only support an approach to UBI that increases poverty, even though there are approaches that would decrease it, although culturally the United States is not fit for them.
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No, I mean the uploader can upload any photo and your Terms of Service should specify what constitutes misuse. You are not legally required to have a Terms of Service, and the photos people upload are not published, but it still doesn'
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For you the important part is informing us what happens to the data with a Privacy Policy, and I would also have a Terms of Service requiring uploaders to acknowledge the rights of others, including privacy and intellectual rights.
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You can't ask people in 2022 to upload their own face to your site, you don't even have a privacy policy, not that it would help much. Come on man.
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I have to say my comment wasn't very constructive, you are just selecting the kind of content that gives people inspiration and ideas about what can be done. I feel a bit of an asshole after your reply, you are trying to build somethin
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This is so nice because requiring the user to create an account is one of the biggest hurdles when you are trying to sell digital content. Ideally you would want the user to start perusing your content as soon as they open your website or a
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This is called creating an utopia, and most products and services these days are trying to do that, including those that promote positive action meant to make you feel good. Making a difference on the other hand is gritty work, it requires
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Conservative platforms are always troubled with incompetence and corruption, but we should be thankful for that because oligarchs like Peter Thiel pretty much want to lead us back to feudalism. He has some sick, totalitarian ideas for human
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I've read that it is being considered, though the issue is that it spooks the suppliers and ultimately there must be suffering to be able to make the most of the limited supply and to motivate exploring alternatives. If the government
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I usually use JavaScript, but C/Zig when I need that kind of power, because you can't get that power in Rust either without unsafe. Rust makes sense as a replacement for C++, it doesn't make sense as a replacement for JavaScr
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There is excellent support for Jest, I'm guessing with Python and the rest of the languages that are translated to JavaScript you would be able use it too, but it's easier to go with TypeScript, you don't really want suprises
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https://github.com/cloudflare/miniflare It's a simulator, works like a charm. The next version is going to be based on workerd, the actual Cloudflare runtime which they recently open-sourced.
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The world is worst because a trillion dollar company don't have the incentive to operate responsibly. Because they don't care, and shrug responsibility at every turn. Because they are not willing to uphold any standards. Nobody ex
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Exactly this, Amazon's recommendation engine doesn't have the domain knowledge about chemicals and such, what can be mixed with what. Their recommendation may mislead people.
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Corporations only care about their bottom line, if it wouldn't be for the liberal governments and liberal customers for all they care ISIS could use their platforms to advertise. Hollywood is the same, it's just a happy accident t
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Leaving people behind is never the solution. You have to try and create opportunities, because ultimately that's what people need. And they will get it from someone else if not from you. The key to a healthy society is a big fat cushio
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Ah yes, the ol' free speech absolutism. You can't deal in absolutes when trying to solve complicated problems, never mind that freedom of speech is not freedom from consequences, or that free speech is meant to protect you from go
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Cloudflare Workers + Durable Objects. I used to like mucking around with Linux and distributed databases, but then Cloudflare came and destroyed all my motivation, since their platform is better than what I could come up in a decade. So jus
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You have to be blind if you don't see that extremist groups are using gaming platforms to disseminate their ideas and recruit. They are trying to use every platform, but the mainstream ones are starting to become better at weeding them
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If I have to rate my digital content surely Amazon shouldn't be selling sodium-nitrite to minors as they unlikely to use it for preserving processed meats. Apparently their recommendation engine blindly picked up on the trend that peop
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Tegmark and Musk are both dumb people posing as intellectuals, but they are always in it for the attention, that's why their opinions are so out there. Tegmark totally didn't make up the one-in-six chance because it sounds scary.

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