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by fieldcny 5y ago
I really like the Lenovo X1s with Linux, no issues, great luck with hardware so far (on my second one). I also have a MacBook Pro, and I gotta say I like the Lenovo with fedora better.
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by fieldcny 5y ago
If it’s so I can access my own data then yes is should be able to. Google isn’t remotely comparable, and I believe Amazon has APIs for their store fronts / merchants (still can’t access reviews you leave)
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by fieldcny 5y ago
Isn’t it all at this point ?
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by fieldcny 5y ago
None of this is really true. It’s not necessarily deflationary, forks mint new coins from nothing and bequeath current holders with new assets. Miners can agree to change implementation details, or even history (see etc vs eth). It can be c
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by fieldcny 5y ago
Hate to break it to you, but every large companies call centers are already like this. There’s an entire suite of software companies that have been building this stuff for twenty years, companies like Verint.
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by fieldcny 5y ago
Humans and chimps share 98% of their DNA, We also share like 84% with pigs. 89% doesn’t really seem like a case closed kind of stat.
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by fieldcny 5y ago
First rule of law is anyone can sue anyone for anything, but that doesn’t mean they will prevail. All this talk of which group has a legal claim against Facebook isn’t really relevant. Plenty of users have sued Facebook even though the don’
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by fieldcny 5y ago
Knowing the WSJ, that’s probably the point, it’s almost like the white collar version of snitches get stitches
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by fieldcny 5y ago
The fed has setup a world where asset prices have only been increasing. Especially assets owned by the wealthy.
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by fieldcny 5y ago
Totally agree, all this hullabaloo and these arm chair virologists remind me of this scene from the Simpsons https://youtu.be/BNpmJVa10PU
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by fieldcny 5y ago
Agreed, seems like it’s harder to tell everyday what is considered a serious conspiracy theory and what is beyond the pale. In fact I am not sure any conspiracy theory is now considered beyond the pale, seems like anything one comes up wit
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by fieldcny 5y ago
I don’t think anyone disputes that they covered up the severity, that was clear in real-time. The question is if this was an intentional lab leak as is being suggested, I’m curious to know what people expect to happen. As you pointed out th
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by fieldcny 5y ago
This implies that there was some massive conspiracy involving these parties to do what? manufacture and release this in the wild?
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by fieldcny 5y ago
And who benefited? American Billionaires?
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by fieldcny 5y ago
Let’s for a second assume not only that it was a lab leak, but that it was on purpose, what do you propose the response be?
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by fieldcny 5y ago
Companies absolutely accept and expect different margins in different countries, just look at drug prices. Companies maximize their margins in the markets they participate in. You are right that it is not a free lunch it’s just a difference
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by fieldcny 6y ago
It’s got science in the name, must be good!!
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by fieldcny 6y ago
Not to jump to conclusions, but I think you are conflating a couple issues here, COPA exists and seeks to among other things prevent data collection of/on minors. Googles implementation of family link is a ridiculously ham handed imple
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by fieldcny 6y ago
It’s hard to not see some element of “war” here when the rules are changed so dramatically and arbitrarily to advantage sellers over buyers. There is literally a freeze on buying certain stocks for certain investors but not others. You don
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by fieldcny 6y ago
These are not comparable situations. In addition to redhat employing a large number of kernel contributors, ElasticSearch is a complete product the Linux kernel is just a piece of the overall redhat product. The kernel in and of itself is
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by fieldcny 6y ago
The history of the x86 instruction set is very complicated and involves a number of lawsuits and settlements. What you see today is the fruit decades of fighting and wrangling.