beeper-beeps

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by beeper-beeps 8mo ago
You’re describing Excel. AI will be used to do “excel better” more than “replace a managed, compliant, feature-rich-carefully-engineered, service”.
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by beeper-beeps 6y ago
Parker definitely mentions her input and discussions they have about these topics in other videos and interviews.
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by beeper-beeps 6y ago
It’s an illustration of the flaws of “direct democracy”, the question voters should be asked is: “Do you want workers in CA to be entitled to meal breaks? Or, are you willing to give up protected meal breaks?” The overwhelming majority of v
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by beeper-beeps 6y ago
The Australian government maintains a website and app listing public toilets. There’s plenty of economic and social benefits to justify providing this as a public service. https://toiletmap.gov.au/
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by beeper-beeps 6y ago
The argument would be: Because copyright is temporary, it is a legal protection allows one to exploit a their work. But when the protection expires works should be accessible for the public good. If the public cannot access a work after cop
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by beeper-beeps 6y ago
The Wikipedia article mentions that a solider named Ralph found the shaft, no word on whether he did the climbing though. > Following this, Philip ordered a group of his men to look for a weak point in the castle. They gained access to t
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by beeper-beeps 6y ago
Every Fitbit I’ve used was returned under warranty at least once. Having gone through 3 Versas in 4 months to known issues I’m reticent to put my money down again. Particularly when there is no comparison to Apple Watch for user experience,