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Zarath
8y ago
The world may be better off, but certainly not because they massively collect biometric data, but because their product encourages exercise.
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8y ago
I just bought an album for 9 bucks off of bandcamp. What are the record labels for again?
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8y ago
Because nearly all warm weather is objectively livable, whereas cold weather is actively dangerous. If you're using AC to be able to survive then you aren't the target. The target is the Walmarts that cool the building to 68 degre
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8y ago
An advertising executive probably makes more than enough to not be an advertising executive if they so choose. You don't find it ironic that an advertising executive goes to Burning Man? Advertising, a cornerstone of late-stage capital
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8y ago
Maybe I'm wrong about this, but I have a feeling it's because the primary demographic of music listener is getting younger and younger. With streaming platforms like Spotify and Youtube, I imagine that teenagers and even young chi
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8y ago
This is awesome. As others have said, gaming is one of the few reasons I still use Windows on my desktop.
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I don't think you want to go down this rabbit hole. Free time and relaxing is important investment IMO. My own experience with this philosophy was that it results in heavy burnout. And besides, you never know what you'll get out o
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8y ago
It is false advertising, simple as that. Nobody is going to do anything about it though, because our politicians are bought. Best thing you can do is boycott and hope they will change.
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8y ago
I do have stuff I want hidden. Why is that such a damn crime?
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Yes, I'm always amazed at people who use pot to sleep. If I smoke I will be up for hours.
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8y ago
I'd rather not lend my money to evil people.
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8y ago
No, but I'm sure many of the people working on it will continue to deny that they are simply building tools of control. That, or they don't care, or think it's a good thing.
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8y ago
New information is always being obtained, and abstract frameworks are not always logically consistent.
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8y ago
How much can you condense a city if you have no roads at all? What I mean is that walking/biking/scootering in a city with no roads is probably twice, if not more, times more efficient.
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8y ago
Nice, now it needs some armor casing and it will be just like a cockroach. My pocket surveillance device will now be impossible to destroy!
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It's the most popular sentiment but still nobody is deleting facebook, hmmm?
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8y ago
Isn't it a stereotype that poor people are the ones taking the bus/train?
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8y ago
I use Venmo and immediately set my preferences to private. Admittedly though, I will browse through the public transactions of my friends out of interest in what they are up to.
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8y ago
nife is fine
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8y ago
I think the perception is that those with a genetic disorder that causes mental handicaps cannot help it, whereas everyone else is on a level playing field and therefore are at fault for doing something stupid.
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8y ago
Wow. Where is the government oversight here?
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8y ago
One thing I've never understood is how computers using one ISP connect with computers using another ISP. Is there some sort of law that requires that one ISP's cable must be able to interact with another ISP's cable? What inc
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8y ago
Here's a thought experiment. Satoshi (who we'll pretend is Hal Finney) owns 10% of Bitcoin, we assume he's lost the keys. Bitcoin becomes a global, and universal currency as we slowly colonize the entire galaxy. Satoshi has b
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8y ago
Why doesn't she try empathizing with men before basically telling us that it's our problem and that we need to change? If women are so much more "pro-social" than men, maybe they need to use their skills to fix the probl
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8y ago
This is so ridiculous. Obviously there are some boundaries that are unreasonable. What if I don't like when anyone of the opposite sex sits within 50 meters of me? Should everyone cater to my boundaries, or am I just being ridiculous?
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Seriously? Maybe the interactions just make him happy?
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8y ago
What would you suggest a proper response is... "yeah, I know!"? To me, asking "what do you mean?" is a perfectly valid response to someone openly name calling people you know.
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8y ago
Right, given the option for a man to try to befriend two people: a man and a woman, it's far lower risk to try and befriend the man, assuming both friendships have an equal probability of being fulfilling.
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8y ago
Maybe, but there is selection bias when looking at just girls who go to all-girls schools. Assuming they are mostly private, this would likely select for wealthier families, which may have a correlation with STEM careers. Furthermore, girls
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8y ago
Your quote agrees with you. Women are underrepresented in tech compared to other industries.
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