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> Youtube filter being a prime example. Youtube filter is there not only to follow the law, but also to please their advertisers/copyright holders. Their latest change in the filter made Youtuber life so much worst and Youtube defin
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8y ago
As much as I want to believe it's a good thing for a kid to be away from social media, there doesn't seems to be any compelling argument for it in that article. It seems like fear is her only justification, which to me if anything
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> If I don't think the union will force management to deal with brilliant assholes, or properly equip people for success who have aptitude but the wrong background, or acknowledge that poor management is the reason certain of my co
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8y ago
> Have you considered that the adversarial workplace is the reason for unionizing in the first place? It's just anecdotal but my SO was involved at her union because she wanted to make a difference. It was at our provincial governme
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> Education is about teaching children how to think, communicate, and act CS is incredible to teach how to think. Algorithms, using logic to solve problems, decomposing a problem, etc... Theses are all skills that make you think, that pu
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8y ago
Their "gross revenue" is $5m a month. Their part of that is 350 000$ a month (which is still their gross revenue, but I feel like that's what you meant). > So I built Gumroad. Fast-forward over seven years and we're d
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> the average web developer thinks it's okay to offload their performance problems on everyone else as long as they reach their personal or company goals. Why is it not okay? He solved his problems under his requirement, if it doesn
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Could the algorithm "detect" this and change the grams then? And then you will fight at an higher level where it will be whether you increase it or not?
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I don't know if he updated his comment since then, but that's exactly the one he talked about. It's his first link.
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There's plenty of way bigger channel that had to go public because they had no point of contact with Youtube that would answer them. I often saw people on Reddit refer other youtuber to H3H3 because they did have great contact with You
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We all had 50$. Me: 50$ Friend 1: 50$ Friend 2: 50$ Total: 150$ I borrow 10$ from Friend 1: Me: 60$ Friend 1: 40$ Friend 2: 50$ Total: 150$ Friend 2 borrow 5$ from me: Me: 55$ ( I owe 10$) Friend 1: 40$ Friend 2: 55$ Total: 150$ I didn'
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> What is the “intended purpose” of sharing all your contact’s details ...? That's Facebook job to make it clear when it happens. I don't know the actual text of law, but I guess even if you are friends with someone, you doesn&
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8y ago
> I don't see how these companies will stop losing $1b+ a year each year. The public markets will not be too kind. Are you saying taxis can't exist? As far as I know, any taxi dispatcher take a similar cut (30%) as them and the
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8y ago
> For example people are losing access to payment processing functionality for essentially thought-crimes Can you be more specific? I have an hard time figuring out what you are talking about here. Are you talking about like losing acces
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> Is restricting a persons ability to travel due to their inability to pay back a loan really reasonable? Yeah it's weird because I think the one about reserved seat is more reasonable than the others ones. It's bad, but at lea
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> A car transporter carries 11 cars and can drive say 500 miles per day at a cost of $500 per day (including driver, fuel, and vehicle rental). That feel to me awfully low. Can you be more specific on how you get to $500 for all that? Re
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8y ago
Releases aren't just tags, they have files and descriptions, it's a whole new things that Github offer. Tags are available through the branch dropdown (this is where I get them when I need them) and they do have a tabs for it in R
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8y ago
> have a financial stake in ads&marketing. Don't we all have a stake in ads? You made me realize this because "cry over this" but I'm not in that industry at all and your sentence seemed to me like just an over-ge
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> I don't use them because going to a brick and mortar grocery store is awesome. I agree with you, but the meal order kits, at least to me, doesn't solve "going to the grocery store". They solve the issue of too much
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8y ago
Well the author himself said that Redis evolved and there's now better PHP client. It thus means that it wasn't actually finished and was abandoned. In a closed environment, sure it's just finished, but the world is much bigg
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> I'm a little appalled at the general attitude here. "These issues are probably nothing," is just not a good approach to security. "My app only exposes port 80 so I don't care about local exploits," is not
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> It is not practical to become a great doctor and a great programmer. > Those are but two of that millions of different jobs that are required for modern society to function. Who said anything about being a great programmer? We have
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8y ago
I wouldn't call a 10 hours battery life as an "endless battery life". On my ASUS Transformer Book T100, which is a full Windows 10 device, I had a battery life of about 10 hours and I didn't called that endless yet.
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Don't you need cellular service some time when you are away? A small car issue become a much bigger issue without a simple phone call to CAA. I can understand avoiding data service (even more so if you have enough wifi around you), but
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His email is available on his profile, so he essentially already shared it for free... I agree that it's not exactly free because it has a value, just like your comment right now has one. However it doesn't represent a monetary lo
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> Lefties also embrace the idea that words can be violent and that if someone is allowed to say something entirely opposed to their beliefs then responding with physical violence is okay because that person was violent first. That'
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A podcast accusing people of lying about rape? Sorry but that's as much into the shitstorms that you can be.
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Seems like she was actually in that business too. https://www.oregonlive.com/news/2019/01/part-owner-of-portla...
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There's a HUGE difference between self doubt and others peoples doubting you. One is inflicted on our self without evidence while the other is inflicted by others, often with evidence. Impostor syndrome is caused because you believe yo
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8y ago
As a French Canadian, I pronounce "coq" and "cock" the same way, while "cook" and "coke" are extremely different. It's clearly because I don't pronounce them well, but it's certainly ho
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