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751.
by digging 3y ago
Fair enough. I've had many issues on multiple Pixel devices with calls never coming through and it can be pretty frustrating.
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by digging 3y ago
Why wouldn't it be AirBNB's responsibility to prevent hosts from operating illegally?
753.
by digging 3y ago
Making small changes to policy like this will continue to have no effect on the negative externalities of AirBNB rentals. Will this improve guest privacy? No, hidden cameras are too difficult to detect and too easy to install. Will this pre
754.
by digging 3y ago
Maybe the real question here though is: Why former?
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by digging 3y ago
I'll agree with all these other answers. It's fairly easy to set up and I've been using it with no more issues than I would expect on stock Android for years. I don't use bank apps though, I just log in to their website.
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by digging 3y ago
Are you seriously arguing that cattle ranching is what's keeping our lands healthy right now? I'm pretty sure just leaving them fallow would be infinitely better for the health of the soil and ecosystems within a few years.
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by digging 3y ago
Ok, then let's move all cattle production to lands that's not suitable for growing crops. I'd be extremely happy with that solution as it will eliminate almost all cattle ranching.
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by digging 3y ago
> Hmm, if there was a movement that organized around ending animal ag, and they called for individuals to stop consuming animals, would that not count as working towards systematic change? Not really. Not if it's just a propaganda&#
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by digging 3y ago
> Yeah because the revolutionairies have proven that enviornmental protection is their priniple aim after a revolution. What revolutionaries are you referring to? It sounds like you're just making shit up and loosely attaching it to
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by digging 3y ago
I didn't say the goal was to persuade masses. That's what organizing does.
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by digging 3y ago
I'm similarly suspicious, and find it curious that this is the first I'm hearing about this at all. I don't have personal connections in physics or AI circles but I feel like I'd usually expect to have read mention of th
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by digging 3y ago
We can still farm ruminants on open grasslands where those are appropriate ecosystems, but that will mean cutting meat production by, I don't know, 99.99% or so. Which is fine, it's not healthy to eat a hamburger every day.
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by digging 3y ago
That's a personal step which is good to take for credibility, but the only two effective things to do are: 1. Violence against corrupt capital-owners (I'm not advocating this, for legal reasons, just saying it could be effecti
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by digging 3y ago
> it isn't contributing to rainforest deforestation, so that isn't a good reason to not eat it. Yes it is, only indirectly, as it's driving climate change. It's also destroying local ecosystems which you might have an
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by digging 3y ago
> Not all beef is equal. Almost all the beef I eat is from the UK, and most of it grass fed. I mean, all beef is equal in the sense that it's not an efficient use of resources, including space, to feed cattle vs growing crops that f
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by digging 3y ago
> We may criticise our society in this forum and not be arrested by thugs. Sure, but try doing in person and it can be a very different story.
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by digging 3y ago
> meat that can exist anywhere with deforesting the amazon for meat alternatives ingredients. Is this the case? A major problem with beef is that so much of it comes from the cleared Amazon. Also, meat intrinsically takes more space than
768.
by digging 3y ago
> IMO private messages (as opposed to public posts, blogs, etc) are supposed to be temporary Why? Privacy and permanency are orthogonal axes. You've never kept a cherished letter or re-read a thoughtful text message?
769.
by digging 3y ago
That makes no sense to me. It's a confirmation that they are working on it, rather than ignoring it. It's nothing but value.
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by digging 3y ago
> I can't imagine letting a service like that define things for me like that. Yes, that's very clear. Everyone is super impressed with how free your thinking is. However, you completely missed the point of my comment by interpr
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by digging 3y ago
> It’s important to understand who is actually in charge before assigning blame to anyone. But also, > It could also be considered poor form for a founder to make this public if that’s what happened. I mean, they asked the CEO what wa
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by digging 3y ago
> We built and built and built. There wasn’t a lot of thought about the impact on the climate. It became obvious that had to change. That feels like a quote out of a novel or a Hollywood movie. Absolutely thrilled for Medellin to be able
773.
by digging 3y ago
Maybe that stems from your experience but I don't think that's a fair expectation in general. Sharing detail about their approach could have all sorts of downsides. It might be they are still investigating multiple approaches and
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by digging 3y ago
If the choice is "use the platform everyone else is on" vs "don't exist", many people will choose the former. That's not the same thing as wanting to use the platform.
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by digging 3y ago
Some users love it, the type who want to sell their every thought online to anyone who can tolerate them. Other users (almost everyone I know) absolutely loathe it. It is hands-down the worst service I have an account with, but it's al
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by digging 3y ago
> I suspect the user base has largely driven it. In what way? Users/customers do not generally drive development. Indirect measurements of users do, such as measuring "engagement". At best , what likely happened was A&#x2
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by digging 3y ago
> why do you feel “we’re on it” is directly addressing How could it be described as anything but? It isn't specific, but it is direct.
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by digging 3y ago
Ironically, this is essentially the core danger of true AGI itself. An agent can't achieve goals if it's dead, so you have to focus some energy on staying alive. But also, an agent can achieve more goals if it's more powerful
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by digging 3y ago
On my phone , my solution has been working well for a few years. FF Focus is my go-to browser, so most things I look up or do on the web vanish. I have a second browser (Vanadium) with ~20 tabs open in different groups which I keep open pe
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by digging 3y ago
Morbidly, it's still true.

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