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dns_snek
1y ago
Yes in general. The whole entire premise of the DMA is that gatekeepers should have their power to meddle with competitors taken away. Article 6(4). > The gatekeeper shall allow and technically enable the installation and effective use
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1y ago
The fact that they retain the technical capability to deplatform apps outside their app store is a violation of the DMA. It would be surprising if the EU they didn't hit Apple with billions in fines for the most obvious form of malicio
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1y ago
No? In virtually all cases it was purchased by the parents who also pay the bill, so it's only theirs to use. Even if they somehow bought it with their own money, parents ultimately have the final say over how they're allowed to u
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1y ago
> You're absolutely insistent that virtually any amount of "negative effects" is sufficient for diagnosis There you go again, I'm doing nothing of the sort. They complained of severe difficulties and called some of th
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1y ago
Those things make it flawed, not worthless. Your "precise" point was that the DSM-5 is worthless, please don't move the goalposts now.
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1y ago
Exactly as predicted [0] and ahead of schedule. I didn't think they would be so bold while the EU investigations are still pending. Can we now revisit the arguments that people were making in those threads to defend this? [0] https:&#
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1y ago
I didn't restate anything, I corrected you because you take every opportunity to downplay negative effects that these disorders have on people's lives, and you've done it again by simply labeling it "discomfort". Yo
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1y ago
> "Quality" is an arbitrary definition that means nothing, that's one of the problems we're talking about in psychiatry. Why is that a problem? It's not completely objective but it's the best we have. That c
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1y ago
I'm not familiar with every diagnosis in the DSM-5, but I'm very familiar with ADHD. The DSM lays down the diagnostic criteria, brain scans of people diagnosed according to those criteria have confirmed structural and functional d
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1y ago
> it’s worthless Hundreds of millions of people whose lives have been saved or improved thanks to broader recognition and treatment of their disorder would disagree.
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1y ago
A ridiculous argument. Most often a disorder will impact activities you enjoy just as much as those you don't. Very broadly speaking, if all of your symptoms go away when you get home from work then you don't have a disorder, just
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1y ago
> You can accept the discomfort and move through it just like you do when the stakes are actually high. Just like I do. Have you ever considered that the things which you find doable or even trivial might be incomprehensibly more difficu
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1y ago
> But if you're installing them from the Google Play store (which is what is discussed) Maybe there's been a miscommunication somewhere but Android Developer Verification (what this thread is about) applies to all apps, even th
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1y ago
> Where in the real world is anonymity considered ok? You've listed commercial activities. The vast majority of non-commercial activities don't require any sort of registration or identification. Installing an app that your fri
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1y ago
All of those are fine things to expect from Google Play but the point is moot because this verification would also apply to apps installed from external sources where they shouldn't have any jurisdiction. Google, just like Apple, shoul
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1y ago
Android is a proprietary operating system developed by Google. Try running your "free" modified AOSP in the real world, on a real device, like a real person would and see how far you get before being blocked and restricted due to
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dns_snek
1y ago
Android is not FOSS in any sense of the word and doesn't produce any user benefits that FOSS is meant to produce.
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1y ago
But that has nothing to do with certificates as such and everything to do with app store policies. Certificates don't induce churn - app stores do.
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1y ago
In a legal sense, yes. In a practical and technical sense, no.
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1y ago
The only reason this works out the way it does is because certain governments have been corrupted by business interests to the point that businesses don't have to face any accountability for the harm that they cause. If companies were
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1y ago
I'm sorry but that's a pathetic excuse for what's going on here. These aren't some unpredictable novel threats that nobody could've reasonably seen coming. Everyone who has their head screwed on right could tell you
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1y ago
> If they white listed their products, competition laws would step in to force them to consider other providers too. Uh, you're describing SafetyNet and at least a dozen similar anti-competitive measures by big tech. They've be
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1y ago
> I can understand something right now and suddenly not understand later. This FITS the definition of understanding a concept. Not any definition that I would agree with, that's for sure.
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1y ago
So this has nothing to do with "getting things wrong" and everything to do with why they get things wrong . They get simple, rephrased, but conceptually equivalent questions really wrong and they do this: 1. while the context alr
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1y ago
Depending on your definition of "good quality", you might find this project useful: https://thingino.com/ Most cameras on that list are low cost, typically with 4-5MP sensors. They don't compete on the high e
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1y ago
> Either the bar of general intelligence set by human is not very high, or humans are not "generally intelligent" at all. No third option there. Based on... what?
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1y ago
> and even justice. Punishment, not justice!
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1y ago
Thank you! I've learned how to use it well enough for own my needs by now but I think it would be really helpful to beginners if links to this video and any other useful resources you know about were added to the "Zig Build System
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1y ago
> The fact that at one point it gave you the correct answer is indicative that an aspect of it understands the concept. Having a conceptual understanding means that you always provide the same answer to a conceptually equivalent questi
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1y ago
Individual people don't but we did it as a species. Any purported AGI should be capable of doing the same.
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