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by camhart 6y ago
Aren't the antitrust cases just getting going?
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by camhart 6y ago
You can certainly encourage someone to open the door. I've found that staying calm, humble, and listening first tends to cause others to listen in return.
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by camhart 6y ago
This conversation is getting a bit technical :D. > You are arguing that religious myths[0] cannot be claimed to be true or false I'd correct this to say "You are arguing that religious myths[0] cannot be claimed to be true or f
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by camhart 6y ago
I agree, I cannot see how all the stories could be true. I believe one to be true, and the rest to be false. Does that mean I have scientific proof that one is true? No, and I have never claimed to. Does that mean I'm asking you
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by camhart 6y ago
Is something false merely because it can't be proven? I've gone through other forks on this thread. Here's my conclusion. No religion that I'm aware of can be proven or disproved based on scientific fact or observation
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by camhart 6y ago
See my response to tempestn.
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by camhart 6y ago
So if something cannot be observed by you, within your 15-100 years of life (assuming you fit within that range), that simply means it's impossible for it to have occurred? And that any claims otherwise are misinformation? No one clai
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by camhart 6y ago
See my response to arcticbull.
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by camhart 6y ago
Look at the context of this discussion. The claim was made that all religion is based on misinformation. I argued that that claim is wrong. Someone responded saying, "find one true account that religion is based on". I responded
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by camhart 6y ago
What religious accounts can you prove are not true?
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by camhart 6y ago
Belief or trust in something. Oftentimes that something is not something proven using scientific methods.
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by camhart 6y ago
I take issue with the generalization that all religions are based on misinformation.
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by camhart 6y ago
Yes, horrible things have, at times, been done in the name of religion. But to claim that religion, generally speaking, is all about manipulation through misinformation is wrong.
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by camhart 6y ago
4. Email delivery period. Using AWS Simple Email Service, you're actually sharing an email server IP address with other accounts. At times those accounts can get the IP address added to spam lists. All the sudden your emails stop g
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Apple reverses stance on Amphetamine App(engadget.com)
287 points by camhart 6y ago|201 comments
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by camhart 6y ago
Is all the software necessary to pull this off already compiled for arm64? I've read claims that rosetta 2 is fast. I haven't seen results about m1 running x86_64 through rosetta vs intel though.
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by camhart 6y ago
A "better experience"? Maybe for a Mac only app. But once your product spreads across multiple platforms is much easier for the customer to download the app for all platforms in one place--your website.
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by camhart 6y ago
I agree with this. I wish there was more of it. However it seems to me like this is becoming more and more rare on HN or harder to find by being drowned out.
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by camhart 6y ago
You don't need an antivirus on android. Not unless you're sideloading apps and your device doesn't have Google Play on it. Notifications about phone os updates seems like a bit of a stretch. When my Windows device has updat
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by camhart 6y ago
In the decade that I've had an android phone (and my father, and my wife), I've not once encountered: * malware * a notification that can't be dismissed that doesn't justify not being able to be dismissed * bundleware ca
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by camhart 6y ago
You'll only know if you can succeed if you try. Even if you do succeed, expect growth to take 1000x more energy/focus/time than you realize. How will you get your game to stand out? Organic growth is like planting a seed.
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by camhart 6y ago
Why only for some people? It always rounded up to 100ms. If your function took 101ms, it was billed as 200ms.
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by camhart 6y ago
I've learned that AWS pricing tends to improve over time, and I appreciate it. I just recently switched from a startup offering authorization to AWS Cognito because the startup kept raising their price(s). It's nice to see this d
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by camhart 6y ago
"This issue has also affected our ability to post updates to the Service Health Dashboard." Last sentence of the alert at the top of the page.
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by camhart 6y ago
Rosetta 2 is Apple's latest iteration of their Rosetta technology, which allows you to run x64 Intel applications on their new arm64 Apple Silicon hardware. Although we believe that x64 Electron apps will run under Rosetta 2, there are
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by camhart 6y ago
My parents (in their mid 60's) haven't had issues with this. Not saying your point isn't valid--just the one data point I have to draw from. My relatives recently bought a Mac because they liked how it looked (big on interio
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by camhart 6y ago
WhatsApp did bring Android up to speed in terms of video chat. I can understand that.
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by camhart 6y ago
"Apple has always been at the forefront of extreme usability (kids using iPads, seniors sending iMessages)" I've always understood this to be a marketing victory on Apple's side. From what I've seen, using Mac&#x2F
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by camhart 6y ago
The thought didn't even cross my mind that they'd hold the vaccine for political reasons. Just the press release. Holding the vaccine itself for political reasons would be murder on a mass scale.
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by camhart 6y ago
That the timing of the press release is interesting... first business day after the election is called. Massive corporations do have political agendas. I don't think anyone would argue they don't. But maybe it's just coinci

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