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fiblye
8y ago
Google collects far more data than Microsoft does. They have zero problem processing it all. It’s not like it’s human sifting through it by hand.
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fiblye
8y ago
It’s possible that MS only uses it for bug fixes. But it’s also known that MS shares data with the NSA and other government agencies. It’d be very unlikely that the NSA would say, “yes, we want your data, but not Visual Studio data. That’s
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fiblye
8y ago
Most people don’t know whether they’re enforceable. Businesses will do anything they can to intimidate people and simple unenforcement doesn’t really do much.
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fiblye
8y ago
I’d hope nobody thinks Facebook memes are in any way representative of real life. They’re made by people on political extremes. Almost nobody anywhere near the middle is going to air out their political beliefs to the world.
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fiblye
8y ago
Are they supposed to make such an attempt? I’m not sure of what you’re implying here.
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fiblye
8y ago
The claim is based on Wikileaks offering up information that portrays the US negatively, but little to nothing that does the same against Russia. From there, linked with the Trump-Russia conspiracy theory, claims of them supporting the Trum
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fiblye
8y ago
Too useful to block is a concept China doesn’t acknowledge. Too troublesome to not block is how it operates.
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fiblye
8y ago
改善 literally only means improvement and it’s not a cultural trait. It’s just a word, and to many, a buzzword. Japanese drivers are always glued to their phones. Almost every car has a built in TV and drivers watch it while driving and messa
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fiblye
8y ago
NYT articles can be read by opening them in a private tab.
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fiblye
8y ago
I've been caught in Beijing traffic exactly once, and it's not something I'd ever want to deal with ever again. I think any person who can pay to avoid it absolutely will. Chinese traffic makes American traffic seem completel
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fiblye
8y ago
The description is spot on and not condescending. There are many veterans out there who will tell anyone that they just don’t know what to do once they leave the forces. They need to have their entire weekly schedule planned out and someone
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fiblye
8y ago
I tried using it years ago over the span of a couple months and found syncing to be absolutely atrocious. It'd delete pages of notes if they didn't exist on the other computer I was syncing to and then they were simply gone foreve
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fiblye
8y ago
Not wrong. Just a difference in how fonts display them. Like how ‘a’ sometimes has a little hook above it and sometimes doesn’t.
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fiblye
8y ago
Is your argument that companies have zero responsibility to pay their employees reasonably? What is even the purpose of a company? Make unicorn valuation through low wages, write a couple blog posts, then dip?
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fiblye
8y ago
A slave owner gives an otherwise hungry man food and housing. That doesn't mean slavery is at all justifiable. Uber pays people who otherwise might not have a job at all. That doesn't mean paying them incredibly low wages is somet
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fiblye
8y ago
A lot of people turn to jobs like Uber because they can't easily find a job. There are many people who desperately try for weeks or months to find employment. Companies like Uber love to prey on such people.
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fiblye
8y ago
Massively disingenuous statement. The minke whales found closest to Japanese waters are least concern.[1] Japan also does controversially take some whales outside of its waters, though, and that's definitely a problem. Regardless, it&#
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fiblye
8y ago
>Whales are not fish, nor are they harvested like fish. And nowhere did I say that they are. Unlike fish, they're harvested in a way that doesn't result in wasteful and incredibly destructive bycatch. And frankly, it's har
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fiblye
8y ago
It could be that the world is doing it wrong by eating cows instead of whales. :) They're direct contributors to global warming and rainforests are being clear cut to make way for pastures. In contrast, the whales that Japan harvests,
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fiblye
8y ago
Videos are an effective way of learning for many people. I personally hate them, but I also sometimes end up struggling with trying to figure out concepts on my own when it would've been 10x easier to look up a video and have someone m
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fiblye
8y ago
They existed long before the internet and will exist even if they’re banned from it. When it comes to racism, a lot is spread through family and friends. Get to know certain people long enough and they’ll do the old ‘look both ways and say
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fiblye
8y ago
Only three continents have been surveyed and the results are massive decline in every single area. These are areas divided by oceans and thousands of miles. The areas not surveyed are places where it’s quite difficult to carry out such a lo
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fiblye
8y ago
Only checked two examples, and it read like pure nonsense output by a markov chain. Example text: >Linghalus is a company that operates in the idea to Marks and internationally in the field of experience to a company. >Completed 3 com
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fiblye
8y ago
There's a point where the evidence is so strong and from such geographically distinct and separated places that it's best to assume it's a global problem. Waiting any longer would be too long and reminds me of this comic: ht
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fiblye
8y ago
Every so often you’ll see people who think non-English-speaking countries are left in the dark and unaware of the realities of the world, and it’s their duty as an enlightened English speaker to show the kids the light. Every year there’s s
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fiblye
8y ago
The distance between Portland and Las Vegas is roughly the same as the distance between Atlanta and Boston. Not very close, and the ones sending homeless out of Las Vegas know that.
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fiblye
8y ago
I mean, Portland, Seattle, San Francisco, Chicago, and most American cities have huge drug problems, and they're also incredibly trashy once you're out of the secure yuppie districts. And is the biggest city in France, a liberal
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fiblye
8y ago
Oh, this is absolute bullshit and I think everyone who's smoked weed knows it. The whole "dude weed is better it'll get rid of crime and so on" isn't something anyone takes seriously. Some people have horrible react
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8y ago
Because America wrote up the framework for post WW2 Japan, and drug laws are a part of that. Nobody cares to repeal the laws because nobody is sticking their neck out to call for legalization because pretty much nobody is seriously using th
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8y ago
Nobody cares, as in nobody cares about using it, much less legalizing it. Most Japanese people who’ve tried it did it once while traveling to Canada or America.
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