bioemerl

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by bioemerl 4y ago
Docker is crazy simple, I love it.
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My work had some classes and they were very good and informative. I'm sure a lot of the big companies ESG the meetings to death and make them harmful, though.
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Sure, but I think we could all agree that it's really important not to let the government have that sort of data.
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Because big tech has access to when you sleep and wake up, your opinions, what you say every day in your house, and your literal heart rate.
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> There's no legal speak as to what constitutes Big Tech. What if it's a social media company that does financial transactions? Again. This is literally what law is all about. All existing law was created from baselines like
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By recently I mean the last few weeks and by much out of him I mean stupid tweets.
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I would believe regulations on banking would apply regardless. You would apply these laws only to places where social media companies are dealing with the people's day today data and interactions, not stuff like banking. It's the
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Progress for sure, that iPhone can do all the flashy webgl in the world and not break a sweat, those things have kick ass processors.
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Unfortunately it takes a lot, and I mean a lot, to overcome network effects when something like Twitter is involved. The only way it goes under is if they are losing revenue and they actually go bankrupt at some point. Elon has already been
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Government cannot ask big tech for data on their users. Big tech is not allowed to lobby for the government to pass certain laws or restrictions or whatever else. Big tech is not allowed to voluntarily or in any form shape or a communicate
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I think everyone and everything will be targeted by spammers, not because they are hated, but because such spammers are universal and will always target any open gap that exists. There might be targeted attacks, but I believe that if there
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I can't comment on the framework here, but that demo of the 3d pipes being drawn on the top of the page is genuinely very very neat. And you can scroll up to see it in full 3d!
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Chat GPT reveals that academia has fallen short of the trend as follows. " When you are growing and everyone trusts you, you can do no wrong, and your mistakes shrink into nothing on their own." " When you begin to shrink and
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> introduce Firefox Pro If people aren't using the full feature browser today, why would they use it when it's not free?
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> Why would I use Firefox when it is worse than Chrome in every way? To avoid Google? Google funds Mozilla, Firefox would be dead without Google money. Yep. I switched to chrome on mobile when Firefox gave me issues while developing for
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Still, I'll take a bit of oil there in exchange for being able to eat infinite deep fried food.
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Russia has massive incentive to keep Europe dependent on their fossil fuels.
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> Why this and not some other objective? You do both. Europeans are much more easily convinced that nuclear energy is scary.
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If you want to know why the bar is so low: Firstly, it's incredibly difficult to track funding for entities like these, so when someone like the NATO chief isn't citing sources, it's probably because the sources aren't f
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https://thehill.com/opinion/energy-environment/599113-russia... https://www.google.com/amp/s/amp.theguardian.com/environment... https://www.washingtonexaminer.com/op
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Fun fact. The soviets and now Russians have a big hand in promoting this misinformation.
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There was recently a foot found in a pond. Lake was acidic and hot. Someone jumped in. Please don't fuck with nature for fun. It's all great memories, but one of 100 of you will die and someone else has to find your body and cle
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I think we need to really stress here just how bad our situation is. We have an obesity rate of 40 plus percent. Peoples weight just cannot be said to be a "natural number" in this environment. Something is causing this and your
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If this were true I would not expect that changes in our lifestyle would cause broad scale weight increases like they have. I'm very skeptical humans are built with an average set weight way up in the unhealthy range. Or maybe this is
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It makes more sense to point to the fact that we have a far more calorie dense meal palette and a far less active lifestyle.
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Drugs can reduce your desire to eat or increase your metabolism. You don't need a drug, but changing habits is very hard and obesity very deadly.
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> In the past, scientists and the public often thought that those with obesity simply lacked the willpower to lose weight. But evidence is growing that most people’s bodies have a natural size that can be hard to change. In the context
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If it becomes standard to have such a file and it effects their bottom line, could they disregard it?
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> Why would I ever let bing crawl my site if they aren't going to send any visitors to me? How can you refuse? The only way I know would be to require an account, but even then they could bypass it.
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You have to account for percent of global GDP, the fact that there was a big covid recovery between 2020 and 2022, and the fact there is inflation in the USD. If you look at the overall trend, trade is a percent of GDP globally peaked in 08

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