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by adjejmxbdjdn 3mo ago
Because they didn’t sell Android phones? More specifically, they didn’t have phones that ran an OS for which all the apps were being built, which practically meant Android since Apple wasn’t licensing iOS. Going to Windows Phone 7 didn’t so
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by adjejmxbdjdn 3mo ago
> As an Android OEM they'd have zero chance in the Asian market due to cost/features This is completely wrong. The Asian Market is far more diverse than that. The Nokia brand was extremely strong. The Asian market was and is ve
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by adjejmxbdjdn 3mo ago
Even if one assumes that Windows Phone was wonderful (and a long WP7 user, I’m sympathetic to this view), it still doesn’t follow that Windows Phone didn’t kill Nokia. - Windows Phone had no brand value. It didn’t add to the Nokia brand. It
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by adjejmxbdjdn 3mo ago
I hope by “healthy foods” you’re aren’t gonna tell us red meat and raw milk. But either way, why would economists have commented on what healthy food is and why would anyone listen to them for health information? That’s almost as bad as get
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by adjejmxbdjdn 3mo ago
Voters don’t reward politicians for solving problems. If they did these problems would have been solved.
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by adjejmxbdjdn 3mo ago
What about showing the U.S. had the capacity to close the strait, requires charging a toll?
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by adjejmxbdjdn 3mo ago
Yeah, that’s absolutely true. And thats exactly my point. Social media is about “generating content”. Social networks were about connecting with people, not about consuming the content they generated. Heck, the original version of Facebook
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by adjejmxbdjdn 3mo ago
The terminology explains what happened. The Zuckerberg movie was called The Social Network. At the time we saw the likes of Facebook as networks intended to build 1-1 communications. Since then, it’s become social Media. It’s now about cent
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by adjejmxbdjdn 3mo ago
You’ve literally stated that you are “not knowledgeable enough to debate if it’s a net negative or positive.” and then you’re wondering why someone who has a significant amount of knowledge about the system in question is finding it “hard t
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by adjejmxbdjdn 3mo ago
> In addition, to evaluate potential bias because of unmeasured systematic differences between consumers and nonconsumers, we conducted a sensitivity analysis excluding vegans. Vegans comprised a substantial portion of the zero egg consu
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by adjejmxbdjdn 3mo ago
I don’t believe there’s any evidence behind plant’s feeling or thinking. Other than that you’re right.
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by adjejmxbdjdn 3mo ago
The only cheating Hans admitted to and the only cheating proven were two (maybe 3?) online non monetary games when he was under 15 years old. Pretty much every player has done something like that. But again, he was blacklisted before any of
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by adjejmxbdjdn 3mo ago
Does remembering a time when blogs and personal websites were a significant part of the Internet experience now mark me as old… It seems that the expectation today is everything is written or created for an audience and probably for monetiz
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by adjejmxbdjdn 3mo ago
Kramnik is an asshole and this action is far too little far too late. His actions have possibly already led to the loss of a life. At the same time, FIDE also needs to look back at the behavior of some of the most powerful people in the spo
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by adjejmxbdjdn 4mo ago
The $34 million gives the idea that the water is worth $34 million, but the water costs of growing Alfalfa (largely to be used in the extremely inefficient animal agriculture industry), are a small fraction of the overall costs. Labor and 2
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by adjejmxbdjdn 4mo ago
Dogs kill about 30-50 people in the U.S. every year. Intimate partner gun violence alone leads to about 700 women being killed every year. So by your logic, if you’re a woman and your partner has a gun, and is walking towards you and you ca
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by adjejmxbdjdn 4mo ago
Or even better eliminating or at least reducing animal agriculture that aside from the ethical, health and global warming concerns, is a massive user of local resources relative to the non animal resources.
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by adjejmxbdjdn 4mo ago
Nope. Not this administration at all. Trump 1 was a very different administration. And Trump himself has publicly backed off what was probably his one major achievement after receiving pushback from his supporters.
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by adjejmxbdjdn 4mo ago
There are other quotes that do think it’s significant. Why do you think the more critical scientists are more correct? > John Glass, a synthetic biologist at the J. Craig Venter Institute in La Jolla, Calif., who was not involved in the
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by adjejmxbdjdn 4mo ago
Russia cannot be fully “undone”. Ukraine’s goal cannot be, and is not, to “defeat” Russia. Ukraine’s goal, correctly, is to increase the cost of this war sufficiently that Putin’s underlings and oligarchs will revolt and overthrow him and e
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by adjejmxbdjdn 4mo ago
And far more viruses spread naturally from animals to humans and far more epidemics have been caused by that. So the logic of “they are a common occurrence” speaks to the opposite conclusion.
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by adjejmxbdjdn 4mo ago
The post is not wrong. It’s just incomplete and the headline is wrong. A lot of what Cuban is saying is true. But in the U.S., a lack of regulations means that the local effects of data centers, in terms of overloading the grid, water suppl
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by adjejmxbdjdn 4mo ago
What’s the problem with the trade deficit? Americans are getting actual products and services in return for depreciating IOUs. It’s like a loan where the lender pays interest. Why would anyone be against that? Note: This is different from t
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by adjejmxbdjdn 4mo ago
America’s decision to make healthcare a for profit industry is the root of all of this. The obvious points are medicines and equipment. To some degree, these are actually the most justifiable parts of the industry that should be for profit.
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by adjejmxbdjdn 4mo ago
In the U.S. property rights superseded human rights. That’s what slavery was. In fact, slaves were essentially treated as we do animals today. Our descendants will look at us the way we do our slave owning ancestors. Except worse, because w
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by adjejmxbdjdn 4mo ago
And yet they don’t protect cockroaches which are sentient, unlike trees. Sentience is what deserves rights. Not life. Nearly every cell in our body is alive. Hair follicles are alive. Does that mean shaving should be illegal now? But yes, a
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by adjejmxbdjdn 4mo ago
So they’re all vegan right… Right… Right…????
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by adjejmxbdjdn 4mo ago
Bootlegging is copyright theft. Is Claude output copyrighted? If anything, a tremendous amount of Claude’s input is copyrighted. If there’s any bootlegging going on it’s Anthropic that’s doing the bootlegging but having mirrored the video e
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by adjejmxbdjdn 4mo ago
There’s literally no comparison between “flagging”, which has no legal requirement or no actual consequence without actual trial, and the results of an actual trial.
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by adjejmxbdjdn 4mo ago
A reminder that the current administration was running military operations on Signal.

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