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by enitihas 7y ago
They are changing because right now they are growing like crazy without the need to do much on user acquisition, and a bad PR is just too costly right now. But good to see them doing it.
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No, you attack the systematic problem and don't become happy by fixing one of them, since it is a hollow victory, and public outrage has limited capacity for repeated posts of "app x is sending to Facebook".
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I think mostly against breach in datacenter security. Most competent companies already have policies on how to deal with discarded old disks. The one that don't have might not be competent enough to use encryption on rest too. It'
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The entitlement in that thread is mind blowing. A lot of people who are complaining about there being only a single maintainer, seem to have no open source contribution history on github. If the project is important to so many people, they
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I think it shows the sheer incompetence of Google product management that they managed to lose the strong hold Gtalk had. Gtalk worked. People liked it. Hangouts too worked well. I used hangouts in browser in 2013 and it worked very well. S
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Hackintosh are hard to build, by any reasonable definition, even for an average HN users. It's possible some people find that easy, but surely it is much harder than following an even medium difficulty tutorial.
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That would be awesome to know, and would take a lot of stress off my mind.
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How can one decontaminate ordered salad?
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Yes, that is correct. But if you eat from the same container, there is no way to decontaminate.
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Is decontamination really necessary? Can't you just ensure that you wash your hands after handling any delivered goods. For example, after receiving a delivery of something, you wash your hands after opening it. After receiving a food
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What about Instant Coffee?
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How will diversified companies survive till before the shock, given consumer preference for lower prices.
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It's not about being profitable. They could even maybe launch it below cost and that might help people even if it costs them. The parent talked about marketing. And people using something and benefitting from it, and then recommending
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But didn't South Korea too have aggressive location tracking and even made those details public? Source: https://www.nature.com/articles/d41586-020-00740-y So not exactly CCP style lockdown but not a 2019 style fr
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Considering that it was an email service, focused on making async communication better, one would think right now might be a pretty good time when a large number of people are working from home.
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I don't think this is similar to normal remote work though. Schools are closed, so people can't work on home in isolation. On top of that people must be anxious. When people are worried about lots of other stuff their output may n
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Humans also prefer being politically correct, so you would surely see a lot of people shaming TikTok here.
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OpenJDK 11 is a LTS release, 13/14 are not.
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by enitihas 7y ago
Just out of curiosity, what is an actionable, practical alternative to Capitalism? Communism doesn't seem to work, and most people's idea of an alternative is an utopian world grounded in wishful thinking.
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Not sure about the legal validity here, but you can be sure somebody would find time and energy to take this to court. I don't think however, that any court would rule to swifty declare this illegal and then be deemed somewhat responsi
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by enitihas 7y ago
I will recommend everyone to watch the Nanjing video. That is an insane amount of precautions. Keep in mind that it is about Nanjing, which was nowhere near Wuhan numbers. Some examples: 1. Every place is taking temperature of people. Every
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Yes, but money can be stockpiled in somewhat inflation proof ways, like investing in assets that grow, e.g stocks. You can't stockpile masks that way.
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Stockpiling money is much easier.
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The federal government used the commerce clause to restrict a farmer from growing wheat, and won in the supreme court.
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The federal government can claim it affects "interstate commerce".
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What proletariat? High level CCP officials are very rich. Example :- https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wen_Jiabao (previous Prime Minister of China) There is no dictatorship of the proletariat. It is a dictatorship of the
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But China is not communist and doesn't have a command economy. My high school book had a very good cartoon comparing Chinese old and new communism: 1. Mao's red communist handkerchief 2. Hu Jintao (previous president of China)&#x2
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Younger people are even lesser likely to need intensive care IMHO. So the numbers should be lesser for hospitalisation too.
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But if the UK government can managed to isolate elder people, and can get those 40M to contain almost exclusively younger people, won't the fatality rate be far lesser?
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But aren't their elder people highly likely to be conservative voters, and also voting in large percentages. If those people do not vote in the next elections, won't the tories lose by a large margin? Source: https://yo

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