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by Two4 2y ago
Also, the popups are designed to be annoying in a way that you click through blindly. Companies can easily comply with these laws without being as obtrusive, e.g. using gradual permissions, using less jarring ui elements, or simply reducing
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by Two4 2y ago
As someone who quit WhatsApp a while back when there was a big scare about a change in ToS (and everyone was promising to jump ship to telegram/signal), I cannot overstate the importance of the network effect. For a platform with a use
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by Two4 2y ago
Yes, I'm going to have to see some evidence for a claim as wild as that.
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by Two4 2y ago
I thought it was Java?
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by Two4 2y ago
As a Reddit refugee (post APIcalypse), I feel individually targeted
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by Two4 2y ago
As with IP addresses, UX/DX is not the primary concern
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by Two4 2y ago
Silly Americans, you don't win a war of the mind by bringing guns to school
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by Two4 2y ago
It seems quite strange to attribute the actions of a group individuals to some nebulous force - "the left". It's weird to see such reductionism to a binary axis for something as complex as the intersection of politics, commer
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by Two4 2y ago
So avoid the creme fraiche, dive into the parmigiana?
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by Two4 2y ago
Sorry, I interpreted your comment as a oblique way of saying his purchase of a Tesla was a financially irresponsible choice vs say, buying a van or similar utility vehicle
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by Two4 2y ago
It may have been a financially reasonable choice based on employee discount and resale value after X number of years
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by Two4 2y ago
You can't record me that is against my HIPAA law!
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by Two4 2y ago
During the Christian dark ages, the occupants of Constantinople lived within walls they did not have the knowledge or skill to engineer and build. I imagine that a post-apocalyptic society may feel the same.
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by Two4 2y ago
Dorsia on a Friday night? How'd he swing that?
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by Two4 2y ago
Or internal theft syndicates - but those are even harder to fight than external theft.
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by Two4 2y ago
Interesting - in our country we have street-level stormwater channels which are separate from sewers, and drain straight to streams, rivers and ultimately the ocean. Is that sort of infrastructure not present in Belgium? I can imagine retro
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by Two4 2y ago
I come from a country where most people drive manual transmissions, and the rule of thumb is that you're replacing the clutch at 150-250k kilometers. Automatics have torque converters instead of clutches, so that's probably a non-
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by Two4 2y ago
Next time they do that, scream. Like, actual-cannibal-shia-lebeouf scream. They won't do it again in a hurry.
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by Two4 2y ago
The Venn diagram of people who are obsessive enough to become the type of expert to go to Antarctica and sexual predators has a larger overlap than the Venn diagram of most professional populations and sexual predators.
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by Two4 2y ago
Not strictly true - airlines also optimise on turnaround time. There's likely a sweet spot of bins packed vs landing-to-takeoff time.
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by Two4 2y ago
</s> ⬅ here, you forgot your closing tag
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by Two4 2y ago
French interventionism in Africa has increased dramatically since then. Their military operations in CAR definitely reduced the death toll of the entire conflict over all, as a recent example.
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by Two4 2y ago
He's simply affirming the claims made by the company that now owns LangFlow, and he is in the position to make those claims in good faith - what you do with those claims is up to you.
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by Two4 3y ago
I'd like to think of it as a very obvious attempt at subtle marketing - graceful as a gorilla.
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by Two4 3y ago
To your footnote, you're not wrong, but climate change is a better and more encompassing description for what people experience: more extreme weather, be it heat, cold, precipitation or drought. We can't feel an average temperatur
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by Two4 3y ago
Nimbys won't let them trench, current trunking and poles are likely at capacity.
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by Two4 3y ago
Silicon wafers come from a large single crystal that has to be grown. It's not a trivial engineering challenge, as you would suggest. There's a supply shortage for the entire semiconductor industry that is driving up prices.
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by Two4 3y ago
I have a friend who coaches all kinds of postgrads through their theses/treatises (masters all the way to postdoc) - the number one thing that keeps her in business is shitty supervisors and the soul crushing grind of academia. PhDs (a
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by Two4 3y ago
Addictive substances will always be good business
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by Two4 3y ago
When your transaction flow represents trillions of dollars, fractions of a percentage point is still huge amounts of money

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