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Other than the minor detail that only the affluent think about these problems, have the resources to solve them, and the spare time to do anything about them.
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My first computer, Commodore VIC-20 still working since 1983. I bought a Mega-Cart from Denial computing years ago and it makes retro computing extremely convenient. Only problem is the paddle input is jumpy. Joystick was lost years ago,
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It is safe to assume that lawful access is possible on all major commercial platforms. In theory I don't see an issue with this if it is controlled by warrants and judicial process/oversight. Unfortunately the US did away with t
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The carriers had every plan to use Huawei, the cost savings would drive far better profit margins and faster rollout for the same capital investment. However, with the extradition situation with Meng and the threats from the CCP, it is clea
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I don’t have a Facebook account, and the company causes me grief regularly.
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No, what I am saying is that social media is actually causing mental health issues including anxiety. If anxiety us at the root of people falling for conspiracies, then consider social media the fertilizer and the field. I haven't hai
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Social media is what is making people anxious in the first place. Then they serve as the platform for the circular referencing "proof". Facebook & WhatsApp posts are supported by YouTube videos, are supported by tweets, are
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Or poverty. Basic healthcare, mosquito nets and dealing with standing water would probably eliminate the majority of these deaths without killing a single mosquito.
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We are still in the dick swinging stage.
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2 years, mailbox.org has worked well for me, and has active-sync support.
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Military support for Taiwan, Republic of China, would be much more interesting.
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The CCP can now afford to sacrifice HK, their economy is now much larger than it was in 97.
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Random detention for annoying the CCP will now be the actual law.
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It's been 5 years now. Facebook ads used be creepy, but polite: "Come back to Facebook" But not anymore, black text one white background: "Go To Facebook" next ad: "See What You've Missed From Friends And
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I forget the name of that silly robot in the picture, Ginger or something. Designed to take food orders and possibly deliver them to tables, they get dragged out to bank branches and need to be supervised by employees the whole time. It i
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"AI is a 'brain' that you plop down in the organization and it does 'unsupervised learning' to automate your business and delight your clients with optimized outcomes." - As explained to me I now see Google sal
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Next HN post: notapitchdeck.com
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I did not experience that once on 3 trips to Cuba, all different parts. Hmm, are you American?
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Reading that book needs a support group, not a book club. It was strange, I think someone recommended the book to me, I started reading it, and immediately regretted the purchase. Then, by chance watched 'The End of the Tour' an
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Somehow I expect that using a bot against their bot violates user TOS part #63836370 section YQ, and they will immediately lock your accounts, associated business accounts, delete the data and offer zero recourse.
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Digital needs a human touch. Google never understood this, and I would never trust them with anything important. Too many nightmares with their robots. Generally, I don’t care, dumped Google and Chrome, but the Nest thermostat hurt.
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Yeah, but right now it solves the problem of not being able to run code on WSL that does run fine in Linux. What really stops me from using Linux on the Desktop is compatibility issues with my laptop(s), reliable sleep/wake and renderi
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Not necessarily. It is not possible to access the GPU in WSL at all right now, so I need to dual boot which also means dealing with Linux desktop compatibility issues with my laptop. As long as I can use the same ML framework (without Dir
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That would explain Yammer.
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Speaking of XML, don't be shy and advertise your RSS feed! Great story and pictures, thanks for the information.
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I consider it part of my neighbourhood. I am glad this is over. There are so many issues, but essentially the city is in over its head on this entire concept from the beginning. Further, I think Waterfront Toronto overstepped it's m
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Lenovo's battery life promises are worthless, I'd confirm with a 3rd party review. My Thinkpad X1 is supposed to have a 9.5+ hour battery life. I have never seen 4, usually 3.5.
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I have an X1 Carbon Gen 3 tablet. I have had plenty of issues, but the trackpad is the best I have used since my MacBook Pro, and I don't think a better trackpad experience is better on Windows. Also better than the Surface line, tho
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It is hard to get the hang of Django is because the polls tutorial isn't helpful to actually understand Django and no one wrote this book yet, but I think Nigel has done a great job: https://djangobook.com/mastering-dja
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The new cursor is like being handed a jumbo marker when you are used to a fine point pen. I've been using iPads since the second one came out and I think Apple is just as confused about making a mobile interface into a desktop as Micr
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