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by Dig1t 3y ago
I mean, seemed like an obvious joke to me. I thought it was funny.
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by Dig1t 3y ago
The Apple Health app does this already. Everything in HealthKit is e2e encrypted.
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by Dig1t 3y ago
You can compare property crime and petty theft between San Francisco and Houston.
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by Dig1t 3y ago
Super weird that Mexico is so different on the money/noMoney wallet test. It's the only country that has its return rate flipped. i.e. wallets containing money are LESS likely to be returned than wallets not containing money. Basi
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by Dig1t 3y ago
>homeowners vote more than non homeowners Specifically, when do they vote and on what do they vote? If you dig into this you eventually end up with the premise of the article. In a past life I wanted to build dense housing. i.e. more uni
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by Dig1t 3y ago
That's a good question, the answer to your question is "no". However you can apply the exact same logic to Apple. Is Apple's App Store preventing users from just using an Android phone? Or just launching their own compet
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by Dig1t 3y ago
Despite this bone-headed move by Twitter, my question is: does this pose anti-trust problems for Meta? Meta having a monopoly on all forms of social media does seem pretty bad to me. I guess “monopoly” has a specific definition, but by havi
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by Dig1t 3y ago
We have the technology to solve global warming right now. We have basically unlimited clean energy in the form of nuclear fission. There’s enough fissile material to last humanity for hundreds of years and even more untapped in the oceans.
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by Dig1t 3y ago
Exactly. It's actually a pretty smart move by the feds. New/increased taxes are extremely unpopular. This way they get all the benefits of shiny new social programs spending without getting the bad press of higher taxes.
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by Dig1t 3y ago
Wow very interesting. They say the holdup is that they lack a way to read the weights and thresholds of the neurons. So they have the network structure, but not the weights. It says that there isn’t enough interest in funding research on a
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by Dig1t 3y ago
When dieting, my family and I are restricting all kinds of stuff we eat, and drinking pretty much only water. On a diet we get really bored, and things like Diet Coke are extremely tempting. Not only does the bottle say it’s zero calories,
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by Dig1t 3y ago
Well yes of course, but the key point is that these people don't _want_ to pay it back. It's easy to come up with a million reasons why your voluntary choice to borrow a bunch of money is not your own fault.
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by Dig1t 3y ago
I'm looking at changing roles at my current job, positions are few and far between right now, especially for the area in which I want to live. I've been scouring the internal job board, which is just a version of the external boar
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by Dig1t 3y ago
>but sometimes it stings knowing what options are out there. Yeah I made the sacrifice and lived in the Bay, crammed into a hacker house for a few years. It totally sucks, but working with all those smart people and stashing the money co
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by Dig1t 3y ago
“That government is best which governs least.”
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by Dig1t 3y ago
A massive chunk of this sites’ users have lived or worked in the Bay. It’s telling that many of them corroborate the reputation. I have personally experienced it many times, it definitely is a cautionary tale.
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by Dig1t 3y ago
Removing a book from a school library is not banning it. You can still obtain these books at public libraries, book stores, online, or literally anywhere else one obtains books.
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by Dig1t 3y ago
Okay so I will pose a simple question and see how quickly I get downvoted to oblivion. Why is the town of Orania so beautiful, clean, and prosperous while the rest of South Africa is like this? You can watch videos of it on YouTube, it is v
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by Dig1t 3y ago
It is shorthand for saying that it is used by engineers working on high-profile, high-impact, software that ships to hundreds of millions of people. Some people might argue that these teams work on some of the most important software in the
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by Dig1t 3y ago
>with modern mass timber solutions rather than raw wood Do you mean things like LSL? I actually wonder what the longevity of LSL is compared to raw wood. Since it's a ton of resin mixed with wood, I wonder about the resin part of it
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by Dig1t 3y ago
Spot on, I agree that sequence diagrams are super useful, I see them used all the time in FAANG. I do really wonder why UML is still taught in universities, as the article states, it's pretty useless. I took a masters Software Engineer
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by Dig1t 3y ago
The Texas "book ban" you posted is not a ban at all. Removing a pornographic book from a school library is not banning it. They are still available at public libraries, book stores, online, and literally anywhere else one obtains
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by Dig1t 3y ago
I did this in the Bay Area (one of the most expensive areas in the world to live). I lived with 5 roommates in a house. It wasn't the most comfortable, but it wasn't horrible either. The fact that there were 5 of us in one house m
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by Dig1t 3y ago
Well for poor people in the US, there is Medicaid. For old people there is Medicare. Most people have health insurance in the US (92.5% of Californians have health insurance, for example). Things are not as bad in the US as people often cla
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by Dig1t 3y ago
Also, what if the viewers of the video also had their day brightened by seeing someone being nice? No wonder negativity bias is such a thing in media, not only do negative doom-and-gloom articles get more views, but positivity is actively s
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by Dig1t 3y ago
Man this is such a cynical take. I listened to his interview on the Joe Rogan show and was really impressed. Mr. Beast built his channel by taking all profits from each video and plying it into the next video. Using this approach he was abl
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by Dig1t 3y ago
That's insane, I had no idea that Reddit had gone that far. It's pretty crazy that just registering agreement with an idea is enough to be censored. It's like wrongthink from 1984.
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by Dig1t 3y ago
Well I talk to my family and friends about woke culture, we all know exactly what each other is talking about. You asserting that the thing we're talking about doesn't exist is just you being a bigot. >Forming huge ideas about
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by Dig1t 3y ago
>"woke culture" doesn't actually exist. Well woke culture does seem to exist since so many people talk about it, and it has its own term in our lexicon. I could give you a million examples of it, but I think you already kn
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by Dig1t 3y ago
>UK outside of London is poorer than a random Eastern European country Yeah that's true, I think a lot of people in the US don't understand this at all. Everything British seems fancy and expensive, and we assume they all live

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