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2y ago
If it was a legal requirement for Chinese apps in China, and this is the path for societal heath then why not pass that law for all social apps in the US?
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2y ago
Or perhaps you haven't encountered Chinese content because of soft suppression of the content from within the US bubble
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2y ago
That's doesn't make sense either - not an android iser or dev but shouldn't there be a system level backup interface. Even if its storing the app-local storage as an opaque blob with a label?
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2y ago
Because US social media companies have sold data to foreign adversaries when then used it to attempt to influence domestic matters
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2y ago
In news press about similar nonsensical and costly business decisions some of them end up being an exec getting kickbacks or other self dealing
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2y ago
I have been alive long enough to remember previous Microsoft branding drives to tag every product with, .Net, and shortly before that ActiveX, and before that "Live". When the tag party is rolling it doesn't matter if the pr
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2y ago
This could backfire as spectacularly as the TikTok ban, I think I'd love a cheap EV made even cheaper and more secure by being regulated to be disconnected
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2y ago
The only new thing there is they'll threaten replace you with AI
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2y ago
As have many western companies which bailed out their automotive industries during covid and the Great recession as well as earlier instances. The west should actually operate industrial policies more like China if the outcome is globally c
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2y ago
If the radiology equipment was fully filled that would basically guarantee longer ER wait times
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2y ago
For events like these I always wish that some background research was included to put the events into historical context. Even something to say x similar events happened in the last year
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2y ago
I often stream music or cast video thru the phone and do something like make dinner or clean, i suspect that time is in there too
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2y ago
I may be misunderstanding, I'm not talking about just the scrollback buffer (I don't think?), I want to not hunt for the line in the buffer and instead jump to the line of the last input command in the buffer. The "jumping b
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2y ago
Yes, say you start a command that outputs a long buffer of lines, and you want to go back to the early part of that output, even better if you could jump back multiple scroll buffer points
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2y ago
I would love a feature to scroll back to previous input lines, I don't think I ever found something that supports it (I haven't spent a lot of time searching for it admittedly)
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2y ago
So a variant might be to try using a some standard compression algorithm to train with?
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2y ago
Correspondence through letters is a ghost of times past but people write messages & communicate to each other more than ever, over multiple media. Will particular platforms be as abandoned as writing a letter and sticking a stamp on it
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2y ago
Depends if you mean consistent to the os or browser or consistent to the js framework - I would suggest that most casual users don't notice and actually do better if its consistent to the os or browser they use Well some other comment
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2y ago
Could it also be that teenagers are taking standardized tests less seriously if the stakes aren't apparent
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2y ago
I think you would have to go through the specific conditions - they put up restrictive conditions but does not seem impossible to work with
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2y ago
I don't even know if this is fully valid anymore as I haven't reviewed the latest passkey implementations, but it's definitely a fear of mine if passkey becomes the standard.
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2y ago
Better categorizations for GH notifications
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2y ago
If a breakup is in the works for Intel, merger of the foundry side with Global Foundries would make more sense than AMD. Intel's foundries, even in the state they're in would likely be a step up for GF. And given the political sen
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2y ago
The Aqi is an index which is guided only in part by Particulate Matter measurements. The index part was definitely designed before microplastics research without knowledge or regard to is effects. Pm100 doesnt register them, PM2.5 may regi
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2y ago
Aqi doesn't measure this, does it?
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2y ago
Invert the assignment, provide a prompt to supply to an essay writing AI of the students choice, but the assignment is to provide critique for the veracity and effectiveness of the generated essay
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2y ago
One pattern I see is small private companies that have that have a pretty great owner/leader, but it all breaks down near retirement, or hand-off to another generation of the owning family, or maybe a temporary financial bottleneck. Ma
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2y ago
That works out great until some capital pool decides to start acquiring smaller isps to roll them up into a larger corporate behemoth. As has happened in multiple other industries from groceries, animal vets, rentals, software niches, to h
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2y ago
So a typical suv might be 5000lbs and a typical loaded semi tractor is 35000 lbs, 7x the weight. So 7^3 = 343. So they pay 2-4x more than an suv but cause 300x more damage. Thats a pay for use imbalance of around 100x
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2y ago
Cargo trucks already break this model because damage in roads increases with the cube of weight and diesel taxes are nowhere near a power of three larger than gas taxes
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