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Google Trends VPN interest since TikTok ban(trends.google.com)
3 points by dhfbshfbu4u3 2y ago|0 comments
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by dhfbshfbu4u3 2y ago
“Beautiful blue skies and golden sunshine all along the way…”
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by dhfbshfbu4u3 2y ago
I didn't say that any women were raped. I said they had more to worry about. The study itself is pretty clear about what is happening.
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by dhfbshfbu4u3 2y ago
Sure, it effects everyone’s privacy but women are 99.99% more likely to be raped than men so perhaps they have a bit more to worry about.
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by dhfbshfbu4u3 2y ago
It’s not being downvoted due to any inaccuracy, but rather the implied positive sentiment about Musk’s involvement with the government. A more pessimistic view might be: Musk’s businesses have technological advantages but are financially ov
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by dhfbshfbu4u3 2y ago
Given that he is also an engineer I doubt he cares. Everyone has one.
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by dhfbshfbu4u3 2y ago
If those involved are in the US, it’s a trust thing. This isn’t the fault of medical professionals, but rather a system optimized for minimum risk and maximum billing. For example, my adult son recently went through a bout of rectal bleedin
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Steve Ballmer went from selling brownie mix to Microsoft and the LA Clippers(cbsnews.com)
1 points by dhfbshfbu4u3 2y ago|0 comments
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3D Printed Macintosh Studio and iPad Mini Dock(youtube.com)
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by dhfbshfbu4u3 2y ago
Archived version: https://archive.is/wbwC2
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by dhfbshfbu4u3 2y ago
That’s because Seer Gilligan is about precognition and not mind reading.
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by dhfbshfbu4u3 3y ago
Enacting antitrust protections for a select group of companies to pursue collective action against a single player seems a tad unconstitutional and anticompetitive. Wouldn’t publishers stand to gain more by locking down their content from t
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by dhfbshfbu4u3 3y ago
I guess if you don’t read that is true.
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by dhfbshfbu4u3 3y ago
“ In a reflective and deeply personal essay, the author navigates the evolving landscape of reading, from a childhood adorned with gold stars for fairy tale conquests to an adulthood grappling with the digital age's quantification of l
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by dhfbshfbu4u3 3y ago
Excellent rec. It’s a great book.
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by dhfbshfbu4u3 3y ago
At 53 and having lived both lives, I beg to differ.
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by dhfbshfbu4u3 3y ago
Sure, but check back in on them in 30 years and see how well their bodies work. Tradework pays very well these days but you can’t avoid the physical toll.
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by dhfbshfbu4u3 3y ago
Sure. The typical path I see is that kids fail to lock in with a high level state school and either need to go private (assuming they get in) or out of state (which will welcome you because you’re paying 50% more). This happened with one of
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by dhfbshfbu4u3 3y ago
30+ years ago, when I was just starting out, I thought the way you did. The environment was different too. You could just be a good programmer and pretty much write your own ticket. A lot of things have changed since then. Requirements and
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by dhfbshfbu4u3 3y ago
Pretty much. We sought out a balance and by and large our kids are happier than their peers. However, they also paid the price when it came to school choice, scholarships, and the downstream opportunities that flow from the relentless pursu
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by dhfbshfbu4u3 3y ago
Sure. The main thing is getting into college. In recent years, it has become incredibly competitive. Kids with SATs above say 1525 with above 4.0GPA and plenty of APs are ending up in their 5th, 6th, 7th, and 8th choice schools. There is ve
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by dhfbshfbu4u3 3y ago
I grew up in the 70s and we spent most of our time outside because we weren’t allowed inside or our parents were at work. Everything was unsupervised and bit like Lord of the Flies, but we survived. I have a lot of memories of riding my bik
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by dhfbshfbu4u3 3y ago
Pretty sure that every time this comment gets downvoted, a trust fund brunchlord gets their options poached.
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by dhfbshfbu4u3 3y ago
Interesting side story about Bill “helping” a friend who had his life completely stolen back in 2012. So strange the thieves knew just where to look for things: https://www.ajc.com/news/local/atlanta-man-struggles-
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by dhfbshfbu4u3 3y ago
Aschwanden is a fairly serious journalist, but the green ChatGPT 3.5 icon in the Nate Silver example isn’t doing her any favors.
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by dhfbshfbu4u3 3y ago
Think of the trust fund children.
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Would You Boomerang?(fortune.com)
2 points by dhfbshfbu4u3 3y ago|1 comments
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Apple Cancels the Problem with Jon Stewart over China and AI Topic Concerns(avclub.com)
38 points by dhfbshfbu4u3 3y ago|9 comments
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by dhfbshfbu4u3 3y ago
Oh indeed. Some activists do this already and it is very painful for advertisers who get hit this way.
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by dhfbshfbu4u3 3y ago
Both companies are pulling way back on targeting categories and have been for a couple years now. Most of it rolls up under privacy these days but when they started they were pretty coy about it. Eventually, they'll exit entirely. You

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