deregulateMed

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by deregulateMed 5y ago
This is silly. The concern is that government chooses winners and losers. I lose, you win. This isn't fixing global warming, this is giving some people discounted internet and leaving the rest of us with nothing. How should we decide w
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by deregulateMed 5y ago
What? My state pays more into taxes than we get out. And my high income is definitely what funds welfare.
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Welfare city. You are welcome.
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by deregulateMed 5y ago
My insurance company gets me lower costs than the hospital would otherwise provide. It's a guarantee that I don't pay more than 8000$/yr for healthcare. Without the insurance company, I might be in debt after a hospital visit
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by deregulateMed 5y ago
Privacy is trendy, but imagine if everyone had access to salary data. You find your coworker makes more money, you ask for more. Or if all medical data was public, we'd have a medical revolution in understanding. Or if your Facebook li
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by deregulateMed 5y ago
Email has a spam issue. Lots of junk. Lots of false positives for spam.
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by deregulateMed 5y ago
This has the problem where you must trust Newpipe. I'd rather Trust only Fdroid rather than a bunch of individual apps. I want deterministic builds SOOOOOO bad.
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by deregulateMed 5y ago
Fdroid and a library card were my 2 best things to happen to me in 2021 so far. Adblocking with bromite and newpipe has been a game changer. Although I'd love if I didn't have to trust the Bromite build(or diy it). And modern libr
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by deregulateMed 5y ago
I'm the opposite of you. I want the code to be rigid and deterministic. I want fdroid to be reliably exactly what is on GitHub. If you want anarchy, you can add your own repositories or download apks. That all being said, code currentl
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by deregulateMed 5y ago
How do you do this? The initial boot makes this seem impossible.
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by deregulateMed 5y ago
As an Apple user, I think this is silly. I already give Apple my personal information and lock myself into their walled prison. Things are fine in here as long as you stay in line and stick to the rules.
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by deregulateMed 5y ago
I wonder if popularity has an inverse effect.
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by deregulateMed 5y ago
Yeah I think anonymous accounts get a bad reputation and it's unfortunate. Fake bought accounts have a good rep.
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by deregulateMed 5y ago
These type of "Yes men" are going to be the ones hurt the most for going along with the script.
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by deregulateMed 5y ago
Like I said, it's bad to give Apple money.
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by deregulateMed 5y ago
Is there a web app?
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by deregulateMed 5y ago
I was going to test it and give feedback, but I'd have to give Apple money. Consider using FOSS next time.
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by deregulateMed 5y ago
I never found vacations to be useful for burnout. What does work for me is having a 40 hour work week. If I'm doing the same job for 50+ hrs/week, I start to dread the work. That said, this is drastic, seems like something other t
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by deregulateMed 5y ago
It was absolutely enraging to see politicians try to ban software. The American competitive advantage is the ability to start a business. I want the entire world making software for US citizens. I want US developers to compete with the rest
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by deregulateMed 5y ago
It's not like you can't find better content off social media.
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by deregulateMed 5y ago
Verticle integration is going to make it low quality soon. Today it's an average expensive chip, tomorrow it's below average. It's really hard to keep up with the world.
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by deregulateMed 5y ago
130 years of medical regulations by Physicians and it's broken. Any solution is politically impossible because the medical cartels can lobby(read-bribe) politicians. My only idea is for a tech company to use AI/Science to diagnose