bippihippi1

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by bippihippi1 3y ago
rust docs is one of the reasons it's the so nice to use. Javadocs are nice but so many libraries have their own format. Everyone using the same thing makes it so much better
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by bippihippi1 3y ago
adding bike lanes can just take paint on largish streets. thinner roads also make people drive slower, so it's a win win
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by bippihippi1 3y ago
did you ask either to do what they did? is the toxic sludge from a butcher seeping into your water and killing you?
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by bippihippi1 3y ago
smaller companies, and new teams in larger orgs. if you work on an existing system there's less 'interesting' work and more iterative improvement. larger orgs can produce hardcore stuff, it's just usually too large to at
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by bippihippi1 3y ago
the data doesn't exist because it can't. there are no independent variables. even a team of 1 relies on good management, getting assigned good work that is well specified, and thousands of other variables. maybe a super expensive
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by bippihippi1 3y ago
a lot of people would be inconvenienced. if they are unable to farm and support themselves in case of an emergency it's due to environmental collapse. they should move somewhere less damaged. the alternative is to keep spreading the da
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by bippihippi1 3y ago
I think it works the other way, once a manager is threatening to fire someone, they are already fired. It's really hard to work well for a person who doesn't like you. Even if you swallow your pride and work hard, you're goin
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by bippihippi1 3y ago
if you control the access point, you can block or modify traffic. listen to the traffic and get inside.
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by bippihippi1 3y ago
100 businesses are responsible for 70% of fossil fuel use. doing what you can is great, but it won't make a difference unless businesses change as well.
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by bippihippi1 3y ago
except if you care about security. my favorite car infotainment systems are just a screen and controls for a phone.
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by bippihippi1 3y ago
So distinguish between, you're seeing this content because a company paid us to show it to users like you, and because users like you watch similar things. what if someone pays to have similar users be shown things that give a certain
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by bippihippi1 3y ago
https://fi.google.com/about/promo-terms/?id=Cf_80IW--gUA&pli...
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by bippihippi1 3y ago
the preexisting firmware installs the bootloader, unless you mount the memory chips directly to your pc.
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by bippihippi1 3y ago
it allows them to sell your medical data. I guess once you tell someone about your health data then it's no longer health data protected by hipaa?
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by bippihippi1 3y ago
I think the point is that bigotry is not supported by the bible, but by ancient bigots. good christians understand that people who use the bible to justify spreading hate are not good christians.
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by bippihippi1 3y ago
Amazon health just has people agree they can violate hipaa, what's preventing anyone from updating their eula and ignoring this?
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by bippihippi1 3y ago
State employees are financially incentivized not to disobey, while journalists are, ideally.
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by bippihippi1 3y ago
it's shipped as a default part of hardware
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by bippihippi1 3y ago
what is the monetization idea for each? my guess is google doesn't need the data as much as a new competitor would. they are in the growth phase.
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by bippihippi1 3y ago
what can we do? this is already happening in a lot of cases, we need to make sure this legal grey zone is closed and ruled in favor of privacy. as government powers are derived from the people, and I don't have any right to walk into y
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by bippihippi1 4y ago
The defendant didn't admit to a crime and wouldn't open their house to unreasonable search. how suspicious