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by allworknoplay 7y ago
Came here to post this, their ID system sounded like the greatest thing ever until... It's a monoculture, and therefore extra brittle and subject to attacks. If a country is gonna go all in on a single solution, it had better be a trie
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by allworknoplay 7y ago
I'm sorry, you think not wanting to hit a large number of extra keys to go different app => desired window, or to have to navigate a chaotic mission control view with a mouse is just a "not exactly the same as windows" com
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by allworknoplay 7y ago
I don't see how this makes sense -- if someone wants to launder money, why would they need to find a donation link to their external donation system inside an android app? I'm pretty sure they just want their cut.
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by allworknoplay 7y ago
Apple's cut is a hell of a lot more than 2.9% + $0.30.
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by allworknoplay 7y ago
I use Witch by ManyTricks for this. I refused to get a mac until someone told me about it — I find switching to a program first and then to the correct window totally insane. Witch is very configurable and pretty performant — once in a whil
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by allworknoplay 7y ago
Scarcity: because SF is a tiny peninsula where housing growth requires vertical growth, and housing (and associated cost rises) are at the root of so much of this. Also some of the other reasons people said, but probably mostly that. I don&
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by allworknoplay 7y ago
This opinion piece provides no context to bits like "The “unsheltered” count continues to rise—up 17%, to 8,011, in 2019 from 2017—and San Francisco continues to wonder why." Or the 17 needle deposits that apparently teach all the
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by allworknoplay 7y ago
This is a fantastic point that may not be relevant now, but may be extraordinarily relevant in the future. I’m not aware of any work or even sci-fi that addresses AGI with regards to this question, and would be curious if there’s stuff out
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by allworknoplay 7y ago
They didn't block requests to 8chan, they simply won't provide services to the site. If you're using cloudflare for DNS lookups, 8chan resolves just like any other non-cloudflare customer.
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by allworknoplay 7y ago
Document dump. Not software-related, but someone needs files for diligence and either has some obnoxious request list or wants something you'd prefer they not really know about; you just dump literally everything on them in terrible fo
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by allworknoplay 7y ago
it's actually vastly more efficient and centralized; goods are transported to all stores like that, but in cities like NYC there's no last mile GHG emission.
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by allworknoplay 7y ago
No, it's a crazy metric. We consume vastly more healthcare, for example. Is that wealth? This article is insane, and the site has an extraordinarily clear (and manifest) right-wing bias.
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by allworknoplay 7y ago
For example, if anyone is curious, check their "facts" on energy: https://www.justfacts.com/energy.asp There's a giant section on the benefits of fracking, but the environmental impact section is limited to &
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by allworknoplay 7y ago
They're comparing to Europe. We don't have an influx of immigrants from Europe.
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by allworknoplay 7y ago
What a ridiculous site. "In other words, we are conservative/libertarian in our personal views—but unlike many policy and media organizations—Just Facts is devoted to objectivity, and we do not favor facts that support our viewpo
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by allworknoplay 7y ago
Can someone check me on this? It seems that by equating spending/consumption with wealth, the things that cost us more (healthcare, transport, telecoms, etc) than other nations are being counted as wealth when really they're just
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by allworknoplay 7y ago
I think this is very simple: if the person has cleaned up their act (Epstein was dismissive of issues with his behaviors) and your judgement isn't clouded by dollars (Ito's / MITs were). If those things aren't both true,
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by allworknoplay 7y ago
A middle east-focused shipping marketplace is potentially infringing on the not-the-same-word trademark of a list/board web application?
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by allworknoplay 7y ago
There's a whole world of thought on this. Check out some of Aubrey de Grey's work for starters.
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by allworknoplay 7y ago
Spitballing here, but what if instead of a monolithic page rank algorithm, you could combine individually maintained, open set rankings? ===Edit=== I mean to say you as the user would gain control over the ranking sources, the company opera
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by allworknoplay 7y ago
Yup, corporate development isn't a substitute for cohesive publicly funded policies, particularly with issues like housing. Companies will do just enough to keep people from guillotining the execs (or just raising taxes), meanwhile ero
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by allworknoplay 7y ago
This is insane -- paying a $7.25/hr minimum wage to people you call "teammates" and expecting them to stick around is preposterous. In anything but a terrible economic downturn, minimum wage says to employees that you just wa
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Delta tells workers they should buy video games instead of joining a union(fastcompany.com)
36 points by allworknoplay 7y ago|2 comments
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by allworknoplay 7y ago
It says "Free Rides Package" and "Bird Service Center", but there's zero detail on what either of these means. Anyone know? It feels like those might a decent portion of why the price is so high, but can't say.
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by allworknoplay 7y ago
> "give your commute a higher purpose with zero carbon emissions." Can people please stop claiming electric vehicles are zero emissions?
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by allworknoplay 8y ago
Interesting policy! I've actually worked at a couple companies where I've felt that management insisting we take vacations worked as a proxy for better management and support. Vacation doesn't matter if the job is hellish. Ho
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by allworknoplay 8y ago
I'd argue it is -- my earbuds stick the mic right near my mouth, and I can hold it nearer if needed. Not so with airpods?
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Understanding Stir/Shaken (Industry Response to Robocalls)(transnexus.com)
1 points by allworknoplay 8y ago|0 comments
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Understanding Stir/Shaken – Industry Response to Robocalls(transnexus.com)
2 points by allworknoplay 8y ago|0 comments
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by allworknoplay 8y ago
Yes, thank you. People frequently forget critical lessons from history :p

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