bryan_w

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by bryan_w 11mo ago
Is it possible that people just think differently than you? Or is everyone else wrong?
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by bryan_w 11mo ago
Is that allow tracking or pay legal under gdpr?
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by bryan_w 11mo ago
That makes sense. In defining the market that Facebook operates in at the time, you would either need to broaden it so far that there are loads of competitors or narrow it so much that Facebook and IG/WA aren't in the same market.
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by bryan_w 11mo ago
Our grandfathers fought in wars, but God forbid you have to go to city council to fill out a form every once in awhile
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by bryan_w 11mo ago
That's a skill issue on your end
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by bryan_w 11mo ago
Operating elevators ourselves is impossible
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by bryan_w 11mo ago
I think she got in trouble for exposing multiple companies that were violating GPL. They came after her by threatening her GF's family with deportation to the camps (allegedly)
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by bryan_w 1y ago
Some are adding/funding water treatment plants tre reduce the load from the city water main
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by bryan_w 1y ago
> the lower the tech that you have access to, the better for the rest of humanity. Back in the early 2000's when I saw Pres. Bush on the TV, he would say something like, "... and they hate our way of life" and I assumed th
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by bryan_w 1y ago
Meh, I can still install what I want via adb. It's probably a good thing most people won't be able to click a link and have a new program installed by an anonymous person. Especially in an ecosystem where .apks are passed around m
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by bryan_w 1y ago
Is there no such thing as a win-win situation?
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by bryan_w 1y ago
All of them.
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by bryan_w 1y ago
> I've never seen it suggested that the problem is that govts do not prosecute enough of what Facebook reports How odd, I wonder if there's a reason for that. I remember in one transparency report, FB itself sent over 12 millio
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by bryan_w 1y ago
Maybe they are malicious, or maybe just incompetent
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by bryan_w 1y ago
Can you link the .PDF with this evidence?
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by bryan_w 1y ago
Why not you? The beauty of open source is that you don't need to wait to make something happen if you really want it to happen.
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by bryan_w 1y ago
Ayyo chill. Don't let on that you know their plans. People aren't ready to know about the operations yet, so you'll come across as off balanced
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by bryan_w 1y ago
Is there a difference? It's a field in the response payload that nobody is filling out except the corps that need it. Would it make you feel better if they moved it to an appendix and called it an optional extension?
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by bryan_w 1y ago
Cost of capital
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by bryan_w 1y ago
You're right, but people ain't ready to hear that story yet.
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by bryan_w 1y ago
Is there a "HN enhanced" extension that would facilitate such tagging?
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by bryan_w 1y ago
You don't know anyone who drowned?
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by bryan_w 1y ago
This feels like an older generational take. Here's why I say that: > Then, we transitioned into highly automated form submissions online, ... this development was a completely one-sided benefit to employers. This was actually a big
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by bryan_w 1y ago
I bet North Korea would ask the same thing.
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by bryan_w 1y ago
Domestic production of things that (usually services) continues to grow the money supply
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by bryan_w 1y ago
I'm convinced that when someone makes an argument using revenue vs profit, it is either a literal teenager (look at that huge number! I've never seen a number so big), or an inauthentic poster (just putting the fries in the bag)
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by bryan_w 1y ago
Well that's why when the law is concerned, it usually defers identification to a trained professional (e.g. as determined by a doctor ). Besides that, there are things you can determine with certainty: The presence of a substance in
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by bryan_w 1y ago
The question was: >What tests with what results would conclusively show which individuals went down which pathway? You've managed to provide 0 tests that conclusively answer the question.
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by bryan_w 1y ago
Wow, you really make life hard for yourself. And you probably would erroneously say that you don't have a victimhood mindset
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by bryan_w 1y ago
> Are you saying that serving ads costs more than running a news site? Static text is much cheaper than dynamic content. News isn't anything that couldn't be served out of a .txt or sqlite CMS. News providers seem wholly uninte

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