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by addicted 3y ago
The possibility of it being thinner simply means you can maintain the current size and increase battery size. I think phones are obviously too thin already as evidenced by the thick covers covering nearly every one of them.
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by addicted 3y ago
> But since my company is fully remote and distributed, the downside to hiring in LatAm and Eastern Europe has been significantly reduced. The WFH zealots keep downvoting any comments about this, but the offshoring of tech employment and
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by addicted 3y ago
Dolphins also rape each other and kill baby dolphins. That’s hardly a justification for what humans should and shouldn’t do.
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by addicted 3y ago
This makes sense. The counter argument would be that war is a competitive endeavor. So if you do have chips that are 2-3 generations behind what your opponent has access to they will try to design weaponry that takes advantage of this gap.
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by addicted 3y ago
The word “rendering” isn’t specific to pixels at all.
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by addicted 3y ago
I thought it was common knowledge that a formal “performance improvement” program is no such thing. I bet companies do have some who succeed in these programs but that’s almost certainly to cover the fact that the only reason these programs
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by addicted 3y ago
To be fair LLMs have already shown more productive use in the last couple of years than BTC has through its existence, which means applications are more likely to be run by responsible companies that will try and find better ways to get the
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by addicted 3y ago
Your comment is way more ridiculous than it might appear at first glance, despite how ridiculous it appears at first glance. For example, pretty much anyone who looks even slightly unhealthy will repeatedly be told by their doctors about a
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by addicted 3y ago
I hope you’ve done an actual sleep test to confirm your sleep apnea has improved. Snoring is a useful but not 100% correlated marker for sleep apnea. It’s very possible to improve snoring without reducing the sleep apnea itself.
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by addicted 3y ago
The OP is doing the exact opposite. They’re saying we don’t yet know, as opposed to a lot of people who are claiming we know one way or the other.
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by addicted 3y ago
What a bad faith article. Most of the links don’t support the claims made. > Your manager may suggest that returning to the office is imperative for the company’s success, workplace culture, and overall productivity. However, there’s a g
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by addicted 3y ago
In-n-Out tastes basically like McDonalds. I don’t understand the people who rave about it. There’s very little difference other than the fact that they have a “secret” menu with their own coded language.
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by addicted 3y ago
Remember how MS wasn’t doing all this shit 5-10 years ago? It was thanks to the EU regulations on MS. Now that the limits on that had ended MS is sinking to new lows. So next time an Appleoid tells you how the horrible EU is destroying inno
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by addicted 3y ago
It’s always mattered. People have been trying hard to get social media companies and govt officials to pay attention. Because Swift is famous and because AI is involved they (and places like HN) are finally paying attention.
645.
by addicted 3y ago
Never had the frills come off. Must be the TJ version or a bad batch.
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by addicted 3y ago
If it wasn’t for government regulation Microsoft would have wiped out Apple before the 2000s. Apple owes its existence to Microsoft’s fear of regulators. So yeah, every penny of its trillion dollar market share is thanks to government regul
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by addicted 3y ago
Imagine if MS had done the shit Apple is doing and blocked iTunes from Windows because it didn’t “add enough new functionality”. And then when it eventually did allow a gimped version of iTunes charged Apple 30% of all the music and movies
648.
by addicted 3y ago
The Apple apologia anti regulation response to this comment is ironic because without anti monopoly protections Apple wouldn’t even exist right now. Microsoft bailed out Apple with an investment entirely because of anti monopoly regulations
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by addicted 3y ago
The pasta is delicious. It’s substantial. The pasta is almost like eating a meatball in itself
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by addicted 3y ago
Every week I face a new issue with Teams because every week MS will push a silent update which will invariably fix one thing but break another.
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by addicted 3y ago
Wait till you find out that plastic is an approved material to feed the animals that are slaughtered for you to eat.
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by addicted 3y ago
In the U.S. maybe. In the EU Apple could have sorted this out with regulators without having to involve lawsuits and legal proceedings. Unfortunately Apple has a strong deeply held conviction about its walled garden which it’s unwilling to
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by addicted 3y ago
It has little to do with a charismatic leader. If you don’t think Jobs would have been worse then let’s not forget Jobs wasn’t even in favor of the App Store in the first place. It has everything to do with when a company is an outsider it
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by addicted 3y ago
For me it was sleep apnea. It was undiagnosed and I have lived most of my life basically exhausted. Once I was diagnosed, thanks to a CPAP recall/shortage during the pandemic I couldn’t get a CPAP machine so used a custom fit oral appl
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by addicted 3y ago
Windows was created before t security in computing was a thing. It’s an completely invalid comparison. But even if we accept that comparison, how about OSX? OSX has been tremendously secure through its existence and it allowed users to do w
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by addicted 3y ago
Or not publishing documentation (they were also forced by the EU to do so ironically) that has allowed the likes of OpenOffice to read Office docs and become a legitimate alternative, because of security (Office docs are a security risk and
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by addicted 3y ago
Which cultures don’t have improving GDP, or more accurately, becoming wealthier, because GDP is just a metric to measure wealth (and an unfortunately inaccurate one at that) as a goal?
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by addicted 3y ago
> A stable currency is a basic human right. This is just a complete misunderstanding of what a currency is.
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by addicted 3y ago
Let’s not forget. This is also the exact same argument Apple used for not having an App Store in the first place and only allowing web apps. The chutzpah of using this argument to keep the App Store locked down when Apple used the same argu
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by addicted 3y ago
The DMA introduces zero risk. Users are absolutely able to use the Apple App Store, Safari/Webkit, etc like this as they did before. So no, Apple isn’t factually correct. In fact, it’s very possible that Gecko or Blink have more secure

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