User3456335

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by User3456335 3y ago
Yeah, not showing the tedious 'Accept cookies' button that numbs you into clicking 'Accept' on any website for something that you could easily and more thoroughly opt-out of by using an appropriate browser extension inst
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by User3456335 3y ago
It seems like the policy is to wait until is absolutely certain that it is really dangerous before banning it. Can you imagine the consequences of banning something that is perhaps not really dangerous? It's a good thing that these fac
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by User3456335 3y ago
Programmable Bluetooth buttons already exist, it seems like you would just need to connect them to the Waze API (which I presume exists)
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by User3456335 3y ago
Arguably your plan would take longer to implement as you would need standardization across vehicles, implementation into actual cars, extensive testing, adoption by drivers, codification into the law with some enforcement mechanism and impl
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by User3456335 3y ago
The point is that 100mL bottles can get scanned better for their contents. It's easier to hide something in a bigger bottle.
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by User3456335 3y ago
One of the actors' demands was to put restrictions on AI use. So it's ironic that because of this strike they were actively helping AI improve.
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by User3456335 3y ago
Never attribute to malice, what can be adequately explained by incompetence. They simply don't understand the implications of what they are doing. They should involve more technologically savvy privacy experts.
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by User3456335 3y ago
More old people attend classical concerts. Old people cough more. It's easier to hear people cough during a classical concert. Whether other people are coughing affects whether a person will cough at that moment. That does not mean peo
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by User3456335 3y ago
Cool idea. Now we just need to get Git to switch to base 64 instead of base 16 hashes so that we have more letters than abcdef105. C0ffee is cool to be able to write though. However, actually having the commits start out with the same lette
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by User3456335 3y ago
Yes and if only I were to use the public court then there would be no problem. It's these other people that are using it just as much as me that are the problem!!! The audacity of these people! Don't these people understand that I
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by User3456335 3y ago
I only use it in these ways: - keeping track of which books I read - seeing what my friends are reading - reading reviews It's perfect for that. I think if you're trying to use it for getting recommendations you're going to b
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by User3456335 3y ago
> Zimbu’s trademark feature was the way it let coders omit the opening curly brace around a block of code. (“It looks a bit weird maybe, at first…” Moolenaar acknowledged to the audience. “Get used to it. It will work out fine.”) Hahahah
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by User3456335 3y ago
Some other interesting things from the article that stuck with me: - Most toilets weren't connected to the sewers because they didn't want to have the smell of the sewers in their houses - The public latrines were considered a bad
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by User3456335 3y ago
That's because it's standard terminology that means more than just 'making things'. There is also the Builder pattern which also makes things but which is not the same as a Factory. Besides, the word maker sounds weird.