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ablation
7y ago
Odd opinion piece hit job on The Economist. Wonder how often the author had pieces rejected.
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7y ago
A true hot rod. And absolutely lethal to boot, no doubt.
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7y ago
I know many people already in full time work volunteering to do this, and their work supports them.
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7y ago
You aren’t obliged to read it, or comment on it. If you really don’t want to see it, click ‘hide’ and you won’t see it, perhaps? It would seem that lots of people do want to see this content, hence the amount of articles submitted and comme
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7y ago
That’s a bit of a flawed argument. Facebook isn’t the only place online or offline where humans can socialise. Making the argument that staying with Facebook just for one potential (and flawed) avenue for socialising is to ignore myriad oth
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7y ago
Although perhaps it sounds like this didn't happen four years ago after all if you read the comments further down: "March 2nd 2016 was on a Tuesday though. Wouldn't this have happened on March 1st 2016 if this was the case?&q
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7y ago
Either way, I found it a good read.
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Divine Medicine: The long, glorious history of beer
(inference-review.com)
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7y ago
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7y ago
I'll pass, thanks. It didn't work for me when Quora did it, it won't work when Reddit does it.
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7y ago
A terrible, cheap headline on a rather poignant piece.
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7y ago
> angles are imaginary entities Tell that to Pythagoras.
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7y ago
I doubt they will be watched by people. Most likely, algorithms.
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7y ago
Yes, you really showed them who's in charge.
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7y ago
It's a completely needless long journey, in an uneconomical vehicle. The impact of one single person may be negligible but it's precisely this sort of collective tragedy of the commons approach that is proving problematic in regar
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7y ago
What a curious, confusing response in relation to the second point.
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7y ago
The tech is interesting, granted. And I find the overall idea of it quite beguiling from an outlaw/risky/renegade POV. But I can't help but feel it's still massively irresponsible from both a public safety and environmen
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7y ago
A thoroughly disheartening read, as from what we've seen so far, we seem incapable of taking any action, let alone "emergency action" to mitigate this.
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7y ago
FreeNow is as good as it's ever been. Better, in fact. It's the only app I use for this kind of thing as it uses legit, local taxis.
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7y ago
Is it shitty?
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7y ago
I find the mobile view a lot easier to read on my laptop, funnily enough. I've started preferring mobile links to wikipedia lately.
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7y ago
Yes, but people will be injecting more frames of lag into their already laggy inputs with Stadia. I'm not sure this passes muster.
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7y ago
Eurogamer also did a tech review, and actually did find it laggy: https://www.eurogamer.net/articles/digitalfoundry-2019-stadi... Also, they found that to get the best performance from it, it sucked down in the region
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7y ago
No, that's incorrect.
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7y ago
Presumably taxing people more to support them? I don't have a dog in this fight. But probably wise not to infer there aren't negative consequences if all bar one broadband companies get shuttered in a country.
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7y ago
At a guess, I would hazard the thousands of people who would become unemployed? And not all be able to immediately go and work for the 'British Broadband Corporation'? That's one negative side effect.
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Ableton continues to do fantastic things and produce excellent software that genuinely makes me WANT to use it. Connection Kit is just another wonderful tool to help people be more creative with the platform.
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7y ago
It's still an interesting read.
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FAA Tapes from Oregon UFO Incident (2018)
(thedrive.com)
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7y ago
This information has no effect on my experience of this article.
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7y ago
Borderline incomprehensible, as are many of the (what appears to be) author's posts in this thread. You'd be far better off reading the Wikipedia entry rather than picking through this meandering, pseudo-mystic prose.
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