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> freedom of information, one of the most basics Western freedoms. Children's access to info is limited in all societies.
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Why not lock device/accounts as minor and put onus on school and parents to ensure devices are appropriately tagged? At least for pre-teens I strongly think it shall work.
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Society is flush with lots of drugs tobacco, alcohol, sugar, junk food, social media, reels... At society level, better laws and campaigns may work best but at individual level you'll get best ROI by focusing efforts on disciplining yo
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IIRC one of the common factor with genius/prodigies of yesteryears is they all worked 1:1 or in a small group with some reasonably talented teachers. Unfortunately that is not scalable for mass, so may be custom designed Device + LLM m
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I agree with two major issues raised here. Importance of reading long form content and harms of environment full of distractions. Saying that solution is not turning back and giving up on digital. It would be same as giving up on printing t
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How much did Xiaomi pay for Leica tech/branding.
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I find two principles work best. First, grandma's wisdom is mostly correct so prefer home-cooked culturally aligned food. Second moderation, you can have one can of drink and one meal outside power week of anything. So burger and coke
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That gives a temporary (relative) advantage but without any fundamental advantage, your competitor would copy and catchup.
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And that is why I don't find China's policy to "steal" IP as offensive as to some western people and hope my country to emulate some. That's how the rich got rich and hoping honesty and hard work will bring you up i
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Yes. Gandhi's methods work as a call to the morality of the oppressing force. He studied in Britain, and I believe his method of non-violet resistance is forged by his principles and understanding of British people. These methods won&#
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If a king sends messenger to another king who also carries back the reply. Will that be a virtual meeting?
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> especially with their strict control of information. You have gross misunderstanding of how this strict control works. It isn't like novels or North Korea where some govt agency is creating/curating the info.
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Was this North America specific. I remember using sdk/dev tools for Symbian. I don't remember timelines, so maybe they changed after iPhone release.
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> How can that only be coming out now? It isn't China/Iran else 21 deaths would have been news. Media/Citizens also align themselves with the foreign policy.
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To exit a country, you need to pass their immigration which may require same physical passport on which person has entered. Also, India/Pakistan wouldn't want to antagonize the Saudis as billions in forex flow via these workers. S
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>Every business sooner or later will need to create more distributed systems In real, most businesses won't survive till that, even that will survive can go a long way with a high latency service with a single deployment. A well-des
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Happy path is Open-Core where all enterprisesque features and plugins are part of a commercial pro model. Unhappy path involves switching licenses sometime later or project simply dying because of ROI.
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It is a matter of perspective. Of all Mac users, no of people wanting to hide their app usage are practically 0 when compared to people downloading free wallpaper app or game that need to be protected from their own actions. For 2nd set an
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That's one benefit of using ts on server. We share same zod validation on both end.
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If 5090 comes with 32GB of this RAM. That should be substantial boost over 4090!! Hope that isn't reflected in the price.
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ARM isn't open source. Companies like MS and Google use OSS that complement themselves but the core money makers are closed source and closely guarded.
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I asked if to create task for Monday morning. It created one, Monday 12AM.
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That is the beauty of web. Most end users now interact via web. They have popular alternative to Office, teams, slack etc. So even if 40-70% of corporate computers can be moved out it's still big.
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Huawei has 22% market share in China which has its own ecosystem, so apps can be converted. Even for Xiaomi and BBK it will make sense to have few China only Harmony phones to hedge against any action by US against them. Countries like Iran
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I would say "fun" is overrated. We have become so focused on everything being fun that everything including fun itself has become tepid and mediocre. It is important to slog through the hard parts to cross the barrier of expert be
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Rocket alone need not be this accurate as grabber arms should also do some maneuvering to get the final accuracy.
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Say cars have near 0 casualty in northern hemisphere but occasionally fails for cars driving topsy turvy in south. If company knew about it and chooses to ignore it because of profits, yes they should be charged criminally.
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Perpetrators will keep tweaking image till they get score of 0.1
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Anyone knows of a comprehensive book/tutorial to learn end to end web development in dotnet. Most I have found are elementary, outdated or poor quality.
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One difference with LINQ is its ubiquity. It works with database, in memory data structures, on disk files. You can use your skills/code across all the system.

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