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Anyone got a link?
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I’m confused by the edit- WD is Western Digital, no?
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I’m not sure I disagree, but e-waste maybe?
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You joke, but LG makes a <3lb (1.36kg) 17” laptop. That’s impressive. (I can’t vouch for its quality, I don’t have one). Samsung makes a 15.6” laptop that weighs 2.6lbs, which is extremely practical. I’m planning on getting one. I wouldn
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5y ago
When did google buy the .youtube TLD? Anyone know how to view a list of corporate TLDs? (Yes I know they’re mostly owned by ICAN anymore and all therefore corporate in some sense).
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Awesome-n: auto scan GitHub for awesome- n lists and create awesome- n+1. Although 2 of these in a fight wouldn't be great.
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I mean, your point is a good one but those are bad examples. The printing press was made to print bibles in bulk. The internet was made by the DOD and universities, not to transfer large files/images but for small text documents. Solar
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> (ps sorry for the over use of first person - just wanted to share my perspective) Why do you feel bad about/dislike first person (in this context)?
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Non-amp link: https://techcrunch.com/2020/06/23/googles-46-camera-light-fi...
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Or, I mean, live synced drawing tablets. Why paper? (Unless you like the feeling of writing on paper like me but I bet money they’ll replicate that sooner rather than later).
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Yes, it does. In fact, you can configure it to use whatever you want. (I have it also match BUG as another priority)
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I wonder which way ‘round this happened.
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Seems like to to me too, but https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Poe%27s_law
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I think that is more like saying the average height. The ladder question (a common tool for measuring SWB) is this: Please imagine a ladder with steps numbered from zero at the bottom to 10 at the top. The top of the ladder repres
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Subjective well being (SWB) comes to mind but not sure if that fits your definition. There are many other similar measures, like the ladder question. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Subjective_well-being
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I’m not sure, I’m not a psychologist. I’m only arguing that such a unit could exist (either now or at some point in the future). (If you’re asking about the units for wealth: USD, Euros, etc)
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I didn’t say it was a good unit, just that it was one. That being said, I’d argue “2001 dollars” is a unit, not “dollars”. You’ll often see data in econ journals cite something in that type of unit. Another angle on this is that comparing w
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Assuming this is true: And...? Wealth in this context isn’t a feeling.
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> The phones were seemingly designed to hide criminal activity, with end-to-end encryption, disappearing messages and no gps data. Subscriptions were paid in Bitcoin. Some of this is unusual (no gps) but the rest is standard, no? iMessag
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What is a unit of wealth? Took us a while but we figured out fiat currency.
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What are the challenges in making a website that only scrolls vertically? The content fits nicely in the viewpoint but it really wants to scroll horizontally on my phone. (Not a front end dev, genuinely curious)
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Do you buy brand name clothing? Cereal? Medicine? Did you buy your car/bike/transportation new or used? Where do you go to find a job? Etc
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Is that a question GPT-3 can (accurately) answer?
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“meta” https://scholar.google.com/scholar?hl=en&as_sdt=0%2C21&q=%E2...
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Neopets' blackmarket pet scandal, explained [video]
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Right, ok. So you see more ads, the people publishing content make more money (more ads + better ads --> more valuable eyeballs --> more valuable content), and then the ROI for making content is higher, so people make + publish more o
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Text link: http://www.lightspeedmagazine.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/06... (Haven't had a chance to read it yet)
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January 3, 2032. For several years now, programming has been a required course for all grade-school students. The tech field is flooded with talent, and it is virtually impossible to get a job. The technical interview has grown at an unboun
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Do you have a new $gadget/$smartphone/$tablet/$whatever? What about your SO/father/niece? (You might not, but I bet a lot of people reading this and agreeing do buy a bunch of stuff they don't need without real
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> it won't make them nearly as much money. Yes. That's the problem. Make less money from ads --> make less content/riskier to make content (same thing). The more money ads make, the fewer of them you have to see to fund
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