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bioemerl
4y ago
I think you might be prone to overestimate the net harm of kiwi farms and you understate the harm of centralized groups like cloudflare making decisions like this. The harm of kiwi farms is centralized and immediate and obvious, the harm of
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bioemerl
4y ago
In addition to what some others are saying here, they is often used as a singular gender neutral pronoun and not a specific pronoun that excludes the others. I use singular they all the time, especially online where people are accounts and
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4y ago
> This isn't normal. Media companies have layers of editors, they have at least some diversity, a woman will hopefully look at a story or script before it goes out, Jesus Christ, do you understand what you're saying here? A man
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4y ago
I will not on the simple basis that this tool will empower me to create things I never could have imagined and essentially have a tool that transforms imagination into images in the same way that my own imagination does. It will take very v
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4y ago
The Samsung situation was because they shipped batteries that exploded without being modified in any way. I don't think that's a fair comparison.
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4y ago
If the United States government wanted to kill crypto forever they could sanction tether and make all of the coin useless. They're going to worry really hard about rule of law eventually
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4y ago
> stuff is just wasted by the comparatively rich countries. I don't think it's fair to call that wasted, as if the food produced in these wealthy nations could be transferred to the poor nations. The cause of food shortages in
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4y ago
If I want a phone locked to a single Linux distro controlled by the vendor I will buy an Android phone and it will beat the pine phone in about every single way.
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4y ago
> We've banned this account for using HN The account has throwaway in the name and is <2 months old. I'm going to bet you that you've banned this guy before, and will again in the future.
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4y ago
31 years is shorter than it seems
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4y ago
Are these two things inherently contradictory? They're currently flying missiles and threatening one of our allies. Can you interpret that as not a hostile enemy?
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4y ago
We can handle our own companies with regulations that reflect the fact they aren't owned by a hostile state. We need to be much much more restrictive with china and also restrict our companies ability to work with them when it comes t
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4y ago
China and Russia already does this. Very few other nations have reason to, but if they want to pick between American, Chinese, or domestic websites they are free to do so and I'm confident the vast majority will pick American.
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4y ago
Seems insane to me to undercut our own companies because a hostile foreign state is operating in our nation. Kick out the hostile state. That's not hypocrisy.
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4y ago
They do during training, but not when you use them
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4y ago
> you can generate $50m of revenue by working 2 hours a day then you're brilliant Or you're working at a useless user hostile company that's coasting on tools and ideas from a decade ago while failing hard at everything i
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4y ago
Open source isn't important, the primary developers are. The source can be open, but if everyone who works on it is compromised the source is compromised unless you go and read all of yourself.
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4y ago
Nope, go look at the developers on the repo for gitea
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4y ago
Remember that this thing is developed by people under the domain of the chinese government. They host their source on Chinese servers, and are firmly in the control of a nearly-enemy-state. I would avoid using it if at all possible. You d
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4y ago
You're cutting into people's family time with this.
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bioemerl
4y ago
You can have a really really good experience with how using JavaScript, but it does have very genuine uses. The vast majority of the web really honestly doesn't need it though, like this website.
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bioemerl
4y ago
Cookies are actually incredibly valuable as a place to store web auth tokens where JavaScript cannot get access to your valuable user information. No matter what happens, if I store my JWT in a no JavaScript cookie, it's safe. Nowhere
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4y ago
Pico W isn't Chinese and if you care about that it's almost always a better choice.
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4y ago
Are we starting to see tech companies worried about how stable their userbase is instead of how much they can grow and get attention from people? In a time of growth every bit of extra activity is great. If you run hot and burn out someone
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4y ago
It was: 600 a week for people on unemployment on top of normal unemployment. 1400 of stimulus checks to a large percentage of Americans. PPP loans given to business that large weren't paid back Lots of little stuff that funded stresses
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4y ago
Recently that has been true, but in the long term the trend has gone towards real wages rising. And we really should be expecting real wages to drop at the moment, that's a sign our economy is doing a good job at reflecting what's
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4y ago
You are generally want to have corridors so that you know where the drones are going to be, so you wouldn't just unrestrict everything, you'd have specific paths that the drones need to take to and from their destinations, like ro
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4y ago
Over every home enough that the only worry of the drone is dodging yard stuff (trees, and buildings, mostly?), at least. If we could all have landing pads like we have mail boxes, something with a fence, it would be much better.
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4y ago
Why wouldn't it work? A drone can just fly right up to your doorstep. Getting it right is a tough job, but nothing about it is impractical.
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4y ago
That's where predefined corridors are important. Let drones fly over restricted airspace with some registration and along "air roads".
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