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721.
by addicted 3y ago
I don’t understand how anyone manages their money and how they want to use it when medical expenses are concerned. Your “how I want to use it” is completely out of your control and based on when you fall sick, get injured, need advice, etc.
722.
by addicted 3y ago
The “allowed” terminology indicates they’re gonna suggest AMA licensing, etc. never mind that every country has those, and probably more restrictive versions. One of the major reasons the U.S. has low physicians numbers is because med schoo
723.
by addicted 3y ago
The U.S. also has a lower life expectancy than these countries. So it’s probably shaving off a few years of the most medically expensive parts of a person’s life.
724.
by addicted 3y ago
This might be a big mess up by the NYTimes but it isn’t doxxing. Doxxing requires intent and the Intercept has provided no evidence that the NYTimes did this deliberately.
725.
by addicted 3y ago
From what I understand, and I’m no expert on this, X pretty much broke application sandboxing. X’s design was inherently insecure in the context of modern OS security practices.
726.
by addicted 3y ago
> No, because we didn’t change the team composition after our cloud exit. This has been my experience with my major enterprise company’s cloud transition as well. The ops payroll has only grown since the transition. And our company had 4
727.
by addicted 3y ago
I mean, it’s not? There was inflation. And instead of increasing the budget the FAA’s budget was reduced. At a time when the U.S. Is seeing record air travel. You don’t need conspuracies around real and fake inflation numbers to see how tha
728.
by addicted 3y ago
The person you’re commenting to is missing the context you’ve provided, which is the U.S. has seen an incredible number of near misses this past year. The ATC situation in the U.S. is dire. It would be insane for an airline to reduce their
729.
by addicted 3y ago
Nothing works perfectly on X11. WTF is this revisionism. There’s a reason nearly everyone in the Linux community has been trying to create an X11 alternative. Because X11 is really terrible at doing many things. Sure Wayland doesn’t do ever
730.
by addicted 3y ago
I think we will find a lot of these projects always had the resources. There are many people in the Linux community that are just vehemently opposed to it. I suspect that in many cases the “lack of resources” was simply not having the resou
731.
by addicted 3y ago
> Wayland makes things much less customizable and much more brittle than X11 Another way to put it is Wayland with a few years of development by a few Linux players (others were building alternatives, while yet others were seeing which o
732.
by addicted 3y ago
> New option to force-underline links in websites Game changer.
733.
by addicted 3y ago
It doesn’t sound like an either or. One could potentially think too much
734.
by addicted 3y ago
At this point isn’t Mars already contaminated?
735.
by addicted 3y ago
We’ve also found water on the moon. And we know at least one Jupiter satellite has water. So that’s at least 4 bodies in the solar system that have water and all the bodies where we have successfully landed more than 1 rover have or had wat
736.
by addicted 3y ago
> So they surveyed some people, asked for opinions and based on that wrote an article. You do realize some of the most useful BLS and Fed data is little more than surveying some people and asking for their opinions right? The vast majori
737.
by addicted 3y ago
Bikes have a way of bringing the kid out of every adult.
738.
by addicted 3y ago
It’s also not standard practice since the beginning of the internet. Referencing original input through links is almost foundational to the internet (at least the original internet). In fact, the power of linking to data sources is what Goo
739.
by addicted 3y ago
“Content” requires as much, if not more, effort and expense than pretraining GPT-4. All you’re doing is redefining content, ie thoughts, ideas, movies, videos, literature, sounds, writing, etc as “raw data”. But that isn’t raw data. There w
740.
by addicted 3y ago
I’d normally agree, except in America it’s very difficult for local governments to handle homelessness because they seem inherently incapable of learning from each other and building a corpus of best practices that they can share and adopt.
741.
by addicted 3y ago
Yeah. The homeless in popular imagination that actually prefer living without a home are called #vanlife’rs. The one sees in cities are not those at all. Where they have access to shelters or even housing and they prefer to live as homeless
742.
by addicted 3y ago
There are many landlords leaving units empty precisely because they’re sane and rational. In some cases becauee of a lack of regulation whereas in others because of over regulation. I personally know a landlord who will almost never rent ou
743.
by addicted 3y ago
I’m confused. Are you saying he used all these opportunities in the media including a book he wrote (which you say was popular) to correct the ideas people had of the conclusion of the SPE? Because if he did then it would be highly surprisi
744.
by addicted 3y ago
This may be the most ridiculous comment I’ve heard. Nike, Adidas, Levi’s, all sorts of brands have been under attack by people in the West for decades! Western activists have been successfully fighting them to improve their supply chain for
745.
by addicted 3y ago
It’s not clear that people get more for less in practice so there’s also a question of cost to the consumers. If you buy 10 pieces of clothing for the price of 1, but those cheaper ones last for 1/100th the number of uses the more expe
746.
by addicted 3y ago
EU users get the best features. The Use without a profile functionality sounds great.
747.
by addicted 3y ago
No, that’s not the idea of capitalism. Sure that’s what you’ve been sold by bad actors, but that’s definitely not how capitalists have been defined for most of history until very recently by some bad actors. At a bare minimum, capitalism re
748.
by addicted 3y ago
I returned to it because someone linked to it a few weeks ago. It seemed to be far more vibrant for the communities I follow and had even exceeded Twitter activity in a few. I think it seems to be settling in nicely. Since I started looking
749.
by addicted 3y ago
A 4 day work week makes a lot of sense to me but I think it will be even more useful if the 3rd day doesn’t just mean a longer weekend. One of the best uses of the 3rd day off would be being able to do things that are usually closed on a we
750.
by addicted 3y ago
> Google Reader is often cited as the best RSS Reader but was killed 1. Google Reader was not necessarily the best reader. The anger and frustration with the handling of Google Reader lies in the fact that Google Reader was the first rea

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