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by elmerfud 2y ago
It's an interesting concept but toddlers also have no ideas about consequences as well. One of the most powerful things that humans can do is understand consequences and predict those consequences prior to taking an action or when cons
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by elmerfud 2y ago
I don't think it's correct for you to compare your work to the logo designer. You don't know their skill level you don't know the interactions with the client you don't know if that two weeks was two weeks of them w
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by elmerfud 2y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43054616 Why do you keep posting this nonsense? Anyone who's trying to do time synchronization over HTTPS fails at basic interneting. If you're using HTTPS for your time sync t
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by elmerfud 2y ago
The article mentions that satire can dehumanize and then continues on to say it can be damaging to fictitious people. That kind of bizarre statement of somehow dehumanizing a fictitious person is why people distrust science. Because I'
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by elmerfud 2y ago
The question was what internet applications. Not intranet. Also the original article fails to point out that multiple time servers can get you synced quite closely. Also if you do need high precision times you are running your own stratum o
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by elmerfud 2y ago
Android 16 the training wheels edition.
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The very first thing that turns me off before even a reading into details about the site is the cookie consent banner. I tolerate them on sites that I've already established a relationship with because I have some known value with them
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by elmerfud 2y ago
https://www.chalkbeat.org/2017/7/12/21108235/school-choice-v... Let me Google that for you. This seems to be a fairly balanced representation of a lot of different studies. Some of it depends on what you
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by elmerfud 2y ago
Reading through the article and even reading through the other discussion points this seems like a bunch of double speak out of Shopify. They say they aren't using ideology to limit products but later they are saying they are using ide
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by elmerfud 2y ago
This just seems like another reason why businesses such as insurance should not be doing business in California. What other insurer that has higher than expected losses can simply pass on the overages to other unrelated companies? This just
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by elmerfud 2y ago
It's not the camera, it's the database.
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The problem they're having is a common problem for people who are intelligent even. There are a few highly intelligent highly exceptional people that are the exception and in our society with the massive amount of instant communication
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by elmerfud 2y ago
I agree with you that the courts job is to decide what our legitimate powers to be exercised. I do take exception with the statement that it is only in the last few days people have been pushing to remove judicial restraint. This has been a
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Of course that is a true statement but judges are allowed to make a determination on what is a 'legitimate power'. Unfortunately a few of our courts have and become political rather than neutral jurists. There is adequate avenues
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by elmerfud 2y ago
What three words seemed like a great idea but not something that was enough of an idea to monetize directly. They needed to make this an open and distributed model to share the burden of hosting and so forth but have a different thing that
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by elmerfud 2y ago
The disease is harmful to the birds but is of relatively low risk to almost no risk to humans. Especially with a properly cooked egg. That's the risk category I'm talking about. Because the amount of birds that died to the disease
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by elmerfud 2y ago
Because we want it to hit us harder. We can call it extra precautions or maybe China cares less, put it under whatever label you want. It is incredibly low risk for the avian flu to be transferred through eggs to humans. Also the avian flu
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by elmerfud 2y ago
Talk about a sensational headline. Even if the worst doomsayers predictions come to pass it would not render huge parts of the US uninhabitable. This strikes me as someone who has not traveled around the world and seen the areas that human
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by elmerfud 2y ago
It's possible that it's still listening to you. It's possible that it's not. It's also quite possible that you're in the range of other listening and facial recognition devices that you do not have control over
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by elmerfud 2y ago
Yes Colombia is a country but it also refers to the land that is credited to being discovered by. Columbus. Which is why there are many places named with Colombia outside of the country that has it's name.
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by elmerfud 2y ago
I don't have a problem with wanting to rename the Gulf of Mexico to Gulf of America but I do have a problem with Trump and a lot of other people using the term America or American to refer solely to the United States. That is not what
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by elmerfud 2y ago
Context is king, the opening paragraph of your essay fails to account for context. Depending on the context there is nothing wrong with sha1 and depending on the context there can be lots of things wrong with it. I think that's importa
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My guess is someone is trying to drive up there American airlines shares so they can unload them. I'm not sure why anyone would want to take over American airlines especially Delta. Because Delta's biggest thing is their customer
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by elmerfud 2y ago
I think it's more proof that when you come in second you always get a cost advantage because the technology and research to get there has already been done. I'm not saying they stole it but we all know the modus operandi for many
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by elmerfud 2y ago
My question back to you would be, will the content look like it's been written and posted by an AI? What about instead of focusing on AI doing creative content generation you have an AI that does all of that other work that keeps you b
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by elmerfud 2y ago
Do you really think those are actually deleted from those forums? They might be hidden they might remove your name but it's unlikely they are actually deleted. Also you failed to understand one basic thing, their terms of service would
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by elmerfud 2y ago
The problem is, it's not your account. Whenever you voluntarily give over something to someone else it stops being yours and you stop having the ability to control it, unless there was a specific agreement in place that allowed you to
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by elmerfud 2y ago
Is the consolidation of food companies and them artificially driving up prices to increase their profit margins the actual reason? I'm asking because I don't know. In my general experience that doesn't happen very often. They
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by elmerfud 2y ago
So it's a man in the middle proxy situation? The problem is proxies could do this all along and many corporate proxies do this all the time but they also keep the URL the same and you just don't know it because it's transpare
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by elmerfud 2y ago
I use USAA now, and have for quite a while. Yes, if you can qualify for a USAA account I absolutely recommend them. They are one of the best banking institutions I've ever had. But there are several national banks that have similar no

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