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by Sebguer 5y ago
Suggest you try doing some rock climbing and then seeing how well touch ID works on your phone.
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by Sebguer 5y ago
The incentives between the federal government and local police departments probably aren't aligned here, but they're probably not aligned in a lot of other places, too.
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by Sebguer 5y ago
So you think any majority opinion should be able to become law?
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by Sebguer 5y ago
Disclosure: Former DigitalOcean employee. But Trustpilot is basically just a Web 2.0 Better Business Bureau, where companies are basically incentivized to send them traffic in order to get their score increased. If you hover over the overal
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by Sebguer 5y ago
Mainly because our government is entirely captive to people like Bezos.
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by Sebguer 5y ago
I'm only asking this because it drastically changes the tone and meaning of your message, but you did mean would literally not wouldn't, right?
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by Sebguer 5y ago
Yeah, the tone of this article is really odd, and like, the bulk of the content is just a narrativization of the incident roles in the Google SRE book. The only 'trick' is running game days?
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by Sebguer 5y ago
It's not a euphemism, it's the terminology that doesn't fetishize it by calling it porn.
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by Sebguer 5y ago
There were millions of unhoused during the great depression, and homelessness didn't magically disappear after that (and obviously existed before it, too), so I have no idea how you could possibly remember a 'time without homeless
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by Sebguer 5y ago
Tampa's airport is basically entirely local options after a revamp a few years ago.
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by Sebguer 5y ago
If you look at Twitch there are plenty of big streamers spending their times on websites like Stake which is literally just an unregulated BTC casino.
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by Sebguer 5y ago
I didn't say it was significant! Though, being considered a 'co-founder' of Tesla was important enough to him to sue the actual founders.
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by Sebguer 5y ago
No, Musk had literally nothing to do with the name, just a continuation of his myth as anything more than a guy with a lot of money.
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by Sebguer 5y ago
One thing to keep in mind is that often times those products are serving a real need for niche communities (such as those with disabilities), and marketing them more broadly is simply a way to recoup the costs.
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by Sebguer 5y ago
It's not fake, it's just not valuable. Edit: Or rather, the tweet doesn't claim it's fake, just that it's not valuable.
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by Sebguer 5y ago
why
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by Sebguer 5y ago
I think the OP might be conflating the USDA nutritional guidelines with the food pyramid, which was rather blatantly bullshit and influenced by the agricultural industry.
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by Sebguer 5y ago
The self-censorship point is completely ridiculous, and borders on complaining about "cancel culture'. It literally mentions Superbad as an example of a film that can't be made today, entirely ignoring that it got a spiritual
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by Sebguer 5y ago
John Carmack once said that launching a rocket is actually easier than modern game development.
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by Sebguer 5y ago
This is such stunningly bad advice. Threatening legal action may get you a quicker response, if the company believes you have standing and the wherewithal to actually sue them. In most cases, however, threatening legal action is going to ge
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by Sebguer 5y ago
Methane decays relatively rapidly.
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by Sebguer 5y ago
How many people at Wells Fargo went to jail for their massive fraudulent creation of accounts? People are allowed to be upset with how the law is unevenly applied.
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by Sebguer 5y ago
https://www.heb.com/static-pages/faq?category=curbside-and-h... It's limited zip codes, at present.
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by Sebguer 5y ago
Right, but in soccer it's the coach's decision what positions are even being played on the field. In my opinion, the combination of player's individual agency straining against a manager/head coach's /system&#x
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by Sebguer 5y ago
Yes, Moneyball's exceptional. There's a great book about similar influences on soccer, called Soccernomics. :)
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by Sebguer 5y ago
>To me, baseball is the only sport where fandom really makes sense. It seems like more realistically, baseball is the only support that you understand enough to appreciate to this degree? I don't think you can make a legitimate argu
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by Sebguer 5y ago
Specifically on the SaaS front, taxability has been murky and there's not a single standard across the US: https://blog.taxjar.com/saas-sales-tax/
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by Sebguer 5y ago
The article is about individual maintainers, not open source projects that are maintained and operated by massive companies, so I'm not sure why they'd have been mentioned?
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by Sebguer 5y ago
This is not the approach you can take to writing software that the security of the entire internet relies upon.
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by Sebguer 5y ago
He literally did ban the practice, though, and the quoted line is after the reporting saying he did so?

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