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bagacrap
5y ago
ig is neither a TikTok clone, nor is it poor. TikTok users in the West skew young (ie poor) and it's all short form video, which fb calls out as harder to monetize, so I can't see how TikTok is a threat to soak up the ad spend. We
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bagacrap
5y ago
"we don't want to track individuals" --- right, but each ad FB places has a lower conversion rate if they don't know as much about the user, so while your goal may not be tracking per se, tracking does get you the same s
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bagacrap
5y ago
How did "wolf" get turned into "wolvic"? That section at the end just seems to take it for granted that permutation is totally normal.
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bagacrap
5y ago
As an engineer, I don't see how my hypothetical ability to lift dressers affects my pay
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bagacrap
5y ago
Gonna need a citation on that one. My sources say driving (ice) is 13x as bad as cycling. Electric cars are much better but still worse than cycling and create far greater impact that's not captured by ghg metrics. https://w
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bagacrap
5y ago
by this logic, why is there an airtag on your bike? Shouldn't law enforcement keep people from stealing it?
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bagacrap
5y ago
In my experience, real estate is often a second or third career. The barrier to entry is very low, the potential pay is very high (also potential for very low pay, but the high ceiling attracts those who feel they're playing catch up),
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bagacrap
5y ago
maybe, but is this worse than the alternative of needing to allocate precious space in dense urban areas to car storage? It seems like getting rid of on street parking and thus opening up ~2 more lanes per road would be a win even with incr
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bagacrap
5y ago
it seems more likely the car will park a mile away where space is more abundant, rather than using the roads as a mobile parking space. In some cases it will make sense to build a self-driving specific parking structure that doesn't ne
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bagacrap
5y ago
why not? Because some people would choose not to buy the car if they had to drive it at the speed limit across the empty expanses that make up their favorite road trip, or through areas where the limit is lower than it "ought" to
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bagacrap
5y ago
waymo's driverless cars in Arizona are hybrid Chrysler Pacificas. Electric cars still produce greenhouse gases since our grid is not 100% renewable yet. Brake dust and asphalt also contribute to local air pollution. I have already noti
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bagacrap
5y ago
more people will definitely move farther away and commute in their personal self driving vehicles since they can get in the car at 4am and sleep through the 3 hour traffic jam. Especially because their car is electric, so like, zero emissio
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bagacrap
5y ago
title (and Twitter post) highly editorialized. Google said nothing about layout of ads on page, but about being "clearly marked" and "set apart" from search results. It's subjective what is "clear" but I d
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bagacrap
5y ago
I think it would have to know my age or other vitals for a lot of this. For example someone born in 1950 in Colombia might have a very different life expectancy than someone born in 2010. I thought it would be more interesting if they asked
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bagacrap
5y ago
all tech can either help or hurt people. It's up to users to decide which it is.
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bagacrap
5y ago
counterpoint: sous vide
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bagacrap
5y ago
direct to consumer drug advertising is only legal in two countries in the world. Perhaps FB is ideologically on the side of the other 200. That said they should apply the rules consistently if it's the case.
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bagacrap
5y ago
and hasn't it been discovered by now? my understanding of all the studies I see is that they confirm and reconfirm the importance of vit d. I have a coworker whose doctor prescribes vit d shots every winter because he's so deficie
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bagacrap
5y ago
what other kind is there?
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bagacrap
5y ago
Yes, it's up to the listener to judge whether the criticism is valid, and if it's wildly disconnected from my understanding of reality, I label the speaker a kook. I didn't mean to imply the kook label was objective.
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bagacrap
5y ago
if I got blood on a $2k shirt, I'd probably bother to clean it
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bagacrap
5y ago
spoken like a person with a common name and/or no mortal enemies
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bagacrap
5y ago
why is the assumption a ddos (external?) as opposed to some internal cause such as incompetence or power loss
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bagacrap
5y ago
I don't understand the controversy. So Rogan had a kook or two on the air, kooks with credentials who promoted non-consensus opinions. Is that the problem? I mean, listeners should be able to determine for themselves whether something
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bagacrap
5y ago
Unless your attitude is that people shouldn't be allowed to decide what interests them, it seems Joe Rogan is the most deserving media personality on the planet.
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bagacrap
5y ago
"with no fast charging" --- this assumes you can charge 150mi overnight, which I cannot in the townhome I'm now renting.
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bagacrap
5y ago
he's wrong in the sense that there are other reasons not to buy electric: * price * options & availability * (for long trips) lack of charging infrastructure along desired route * lack of charging infrastructure at home also kind o
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bagacrap
5y ago
how did the pandemic interfere with your lad routine
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bagacrap
5y ago
dating got a lot more successful for me after I turned 30 so don't feel bad about missing out. Rather, start focusing on it now because you have some leveling up to do.
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bagacrap
5y ago
And a lot of kids don't even take the bus anyway, nor do staff, so I don't see how this helps eliminate snow days, but yeah this is mostly an ad
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