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by M4v3R 5y ago
No, for years it was already required that you vaccinate against certain diseases if you want to visit some countries. It’s not a novel idea. It’s just common sense.
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by M4v3R 5y ago
Since it’s based basically on the same mRNA technology (and has the same reported efficacy) I would assume it works as well as the Pfizer one. No hard data to back this up, though.
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by M4v3R 5y ago
There already exists a cryptocurrency that is both environmentally friendly, fast and fee-less - Nano [0]. It uses something called directed acyclic graph (DAG) and while it does require proof of work it’s only for sending transactions to p
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by M4v3R 6y ago
This looks awesome, I wish someone told me about this tool earlier.
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by M4v3R 6y ago
Probably some did that. But Google removed ALL negative reviews, not only from people who did the above. That's the problem.
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by M4v3R 6y ago
That's a dealbreaker for me. Not only you need to deal with quirks, bugs and feature-parity with lates OSes of Vue Native, now you also need to deal with the same for React Native. This is a bit too much for me, it's nice when it
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by M4v3R 6y ago
M1 destroys the i7-11375H as well, with single core Geekbench score 100 points higher (7% faster) and multi core 2000 points higher (26% faster). [0] https://www.cpu-monkey.com/en/compare_cpu-intel_core_i7_1137...
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by M4v3R 6y ago
You have a typo in your URL, it should be: https://developer.apple.com/documentation/storekit/skadnetwo...
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by M4v3R 6y ago
As an Apple device user that's precisely the last thing I want. The whole reason I buy their product is because how tightly the hardware and software is integrated and for all the benefits that this gets me, as opposed to Android.
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by M4v3R 6y ago
It is, but unfortunately it lacks features. Issues not showing their history is a killer for me.
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by M4v3R 6y ago
Apparently not much and the title seems to be wrong (unless there’s more the I didn’t see). According to people in that Twitter thread it’s the public part that’s just extracted from iBoot which ships on every iOS device [1]. It doesn’t let
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by M4v3R 6y ago
I would say one of the main reasons is data - Google just has a lot more of it.
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by M4v3R 6y ago
It does the same for me, but for Polish. I think those posts somehow use per-sentence i18n strings, so if a generic sentence sentence was already translated they will use it. I agree it looks a bit weird, though :).
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by M4v3R 6y ago
Nothing they did this week made it more unrepairable that it already was. Newest Macbooks already had CPUs and memory soldered in to the motherboard for quite some time. And this doesn't make them unrepairable because most of the mothe
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by M4v3R 6y ago
Did you look into Remarkable e-paper tablet? [0] Many people swear by it because it supposedly has the feeling of paper when writing (the screen has a matte/rough texture). I've ordered one myself, haven't received yet so I c
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by M4v3R 6y ago
I guess it's a double-edged sword. On one hand it's horrible that people are being killed by the police in Belarus. On the other hand giving platform to anyone to put someone's name and address out there possibly leading to i
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by M4v3R 6y ago
I believe we would need more empathy, realising that our own voice is not more important that others, trying to understand their position instead of trying to debunk it at all costs, basically less trying to "win the discussion" e
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by M4v3R 6y ago
yeah they're in on this joke: https://twitter.com/msexcel/status/1311497468559974400
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by M4v3R 6y ago
Maybe it's just me, but I try to never do any serious work in the browser, or to never write longer blocks of text in a browser app. And it's precisely for this reason - few applications implement measures for either the server or
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by M4v3R 6y ago
> Isn't that similar? No, what you described was a simple change in how the product was distributed. Forcing Apple to engineer a way to add 3rd party app stores on their platform would require significant engineering effort from the
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by M4v3R 6y ago
Apple's "walled garden" approach is exactly the reason why they have gathered 70% share of mobile app revenue. One of the reasons is that people feel generally more safe on iOS because there's almost no malware there. Th
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by M4v3R 6y ago
Where do you draw the line, though? PlayStation / Xbox are basically computers from a technical standpoint. They have hundreds of millions of users. They also store your personal data and credit card information should you provide it.
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by M4v3R 6y ago
Playstation Network does store my credit card details on file for future purchases. It stores my personal data. It also has a web browser that could be used for pretty much anything.
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by M4v3R 6y ago
Exactly, and this feature could encourage more people to use PDFs in context where they should not really be used, because of having a false sense of security that their document will somehow magically be reflowed on devices that it wasn&#x
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by M4v3R 6y ago
I would assume that when a site goes offline Cloudflare fetches a snapshot from IA only once and then serves this copy to all further visitors, unless I'm missing something? Here's a more detailed description of the service from C
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by M4v3R 6y ago
Vim support is more than just key bindings. The most powerful thing about Vim is that it’s modal, ie. you have several editing modes - insert, normal, replace, visual, all with their own set of commands.
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by M4v3R 6y ago
Actually in console world it's exactly the same, see [1]. Sony even pockets the same fee - 30 percent - off every DLC transaction. [1] https://www.pushsquare.com/news/2020/08/playstation_makes_mo...
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by M4v3R 6y ago
What I find fascinating is that two people already were convinced that they’d never release the AI and yet during the experiment they ultimately did. And they had money incentive to do otherwise (Eliezer would pay them if they decided not t
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by M4v3R 6y ago
While reading one of the 2011 threads I came across this incredible comment by Eliezer (who I didn't know about before) replying to someone else: > > In 100 years I hope to have grandchildren who knew me still living. > > I
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by M4v3R 6y ago
Yes, this website is a lot better because it shows a lot of more context and in-depth look at the data instead of just showing a map of police shootings without explanation.

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