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by f33d5173 1y ago
The point is that is may be admitedly true on the part of the one accused. In general, you should be wary of "forms of antisemitism" (or similar "forms of x-ism/x-phobia/etc"). Such things usually consists of t
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by f33d5173 1y ago
Here's an alternative along these lines: An <intrusive type="..."/> element. It wouldn't be styled by the site except to determine whether it was visible at all and how it was positioned on the page. The eleme
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by f33d5173 1y ago
Elezier yudkowsky, often referred to as yud, started lw.
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Because apple controls all their hardware and can assume that everyone has a particulr set of features and not care about those without. The rest of the industry doesn't have that luxury.
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by f33d5173 1y ago
It's the front of house/back of house distinction. Front of house should use fixed point, back of house should use floating point. Unless you're doing trading, you want really strict rules with regards to rounding and such, w
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by f33d5173 1y ago
The way a word is defined by communists and the way it is defined by the rest of the world are seldom the same.
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by f33d5173 1y ago
That article makes it clear that the 64.2 million bid was a chandelier bid; there were no real bids on it.
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by f33d5173 1y ago
This is not what the docs claim, but I could be misreading them. If you're thinking of another API, they support an additional file access api that allows selecting individual files, not entire folders. This is also not what users expe
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by f33d5173 1y ago
This is the one that only allows access to media files, yes? This is fact the API they are using. They expound in the article that it is insufficient for their use case.
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by f33d5173 1y ago
There's a very clear trend line in the graph. Did iOS add this feature recently? Maybe a popular tiktok taught zoomers how to type em dashes?
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You could dual license, under the agpl and a proprietary license.
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Price discrimination. Digital is more convenient to the consumer, hence by nature they prefer it. Consumers who are more price sensitive can instead choose to put up with the inconvenience of a physical purchase in exchange for a cheaper pr
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>but are we really optimizing for bad code? Yes
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>Just let me download and run an application, like on every non-mobile computer in the world. You can do that. Pretty easily. Having to manually update software is pretty annoying though, so why not automate it?
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by f33d5173 1y ago
They don't agree to that though. Firefox took a deal from yahoo some years ago. They usually make deals with google because google pays the best.
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It obviously doesn't, because the constitution is by definition whatever the supreme court says it is, yet by assumption the law in question hasn't been tossed. However, notice that the GP said "freedom of speech" and no
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by f33d5173 1y ago
I assume the GP means "successful in the market" by "successful product". They're distinguishing between something that might be successful otherwise and something that is successful as a product .
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by f33d5173 2y ago
If you're losing half your arguments then you're doing somthing wrong. That would imply you and your opponent are both picking your initial positions via a coin flip, so that you're both discovering which side is "correc
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by f33d5173 2y ago
Adobe isn't trying to be ethical , they are trying to be more legally compliant, because they see that as a market opportunity. Otoh, artists complain about legal compliance of AIs not because that is what they care about, but because
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by f33d5173 2y ago
The unpredictability was already priced in. Markets were down substantially from january even on april 2nd. The tariffs are also being priced in, since the markets are still down from april 2nd. Nothing trump has done is good, it just isn&#
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by f33d5173 2y ago
Safari came out in 2003.
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The US has always been incredibly mercenary with their investment. If there was a way of squeezing more blood from the stone a previous president would have done it. You learned about economic policy yesterday. Now you think that picking ta
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by f33d5173 2y ago
The middle and working class are the ones who would be paying signficantly more for shoes in this scheme. A minute fraction of them having jobs making shoes instead of the jobs they would have otherwise wouldn't balance things out. I a
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by f33d5173 2y ago
>Companies in country X tend to develop their products in conformance with country X You have the order wrong. The companies came first, then came the laws. So we might reverse this statement to: "countries with company X in them te
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by f33d5173 2y ago
>US tech companies are clearly the market leaders in the area the DMA is concerned with. There's a good argument that this is targeted. Why didn't this regulation affect SAP? Their market position gives them leverage over a mas
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by f33d5173 2y ago
Prior to yesterday's announcement, the claim regarding tarrifs was that the goal was to bring manufacturing back to american soil. This is unlikely to happen in any case, but it requires at minimum that consumers put up with high price
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by f33d5173 2y ago
It's so quaint to me that people actually believe his rhetoric. How long do you think people will put up with high prices before they turn on him?
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huh.
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27 times every 28 days, no?
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bcmp() is identical to memcmp(3); use it instead.

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