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flerchin
3y ago
Thanks for the link. It's interesting to me that the income inequality statistics don't seem that bad. It's my US bias showing I suppose. The chart about Ultra High Net worth shows 109 UHNW per million Germans, compared to 37
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3y ago
Incelism is one of the causes of terrorism. We do see mass shootings in the US attributed to it. Granted, not all incels.
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3y ago
No we didn't. Not even close.
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flerchin
3y ago
Does a CBE confer some benefits?
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3y ago
The main use-case is to see what cellphones were in an area near a crime, right? So likely the SFPD got nothing useful for whatever they were investigating due to this typo.
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3y ago
What has you focusing on this aircraft over, eg, the Airbus A330, which has killed a similar number of people?
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3y ago
This site went up in response to zero people dying.
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flerchin
3y ago
The very definition of FUD. I really wonder if these sites are thrown together by folks who are somehow profiting off of this.
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flerchin
3y ago
Sponsored by Airbus? At the least, this website would be more useful if it allowed multiple makes/models to be used in the exclusion-list.
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3y ago
Not deserving to be fired is not the same as being federally protected from being fired. NRLB says that being fired for what they did is illegal, and that's hard for me to square with how I understand labor law.
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flerchin
3y ago
Calling your boss an asshole is not a labor action. Asking for a better work environment might be, but that wasn't the title of the letter.
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3y ago
It's not clear to me why the open letter authors are protected under the NRLB at all. They seemed to be criticizing the boss, which is not illegal, but not really a labor action either?
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3y ago
If your system is objectively right, but also objectively causing accidents with humans. Well you won't fix the humans...
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3y ago
This is exactly why I haven't automated my newest house. All the automation in my last one was net-negative to the buyer.
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3y ago
I'd seen 3.2h/day and $16.3/m from their earnings. Meaning $0.18/H.
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3y ago
There's 7 days in a week.
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3y ago
Hasbro laid off 1100, of which 20 are at WoTC. But how many folks are at WoTC? Are those 20 involved in the actual money printer they have with WoTC?
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3y ago
It's not absurd from a technical level. The coprocessor can absolutely have a larger vocabulary and adding an entry to local storage for hearing "tennis watch" would be valuable for ad-marketing.
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3y ago
It's not absurd. Siri is listening for "hey siri" all the time. Folks don't really grok how that's different than Facebook spying as described. I'm frankly not sure that it's impossible, just that there&#x
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3y ago
I guess google wouldn't charge him at all if all those videos were uploaded to youtube and set private. The disconnect is weird.
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3y ago
I wonder how the numbers break out. Quick googling says netflix users have 3.2 hours of watch-time per day, on average. With at most, $10/m of their revenue going to content (probably far less), that works out to $0.104 per hour of wat
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3y ago
The junkies are the problem. Homelessness is another problem, sometimes intertwined, but distinct. All the housing in the world doesn't change the hordes addicted to meth or fent, who would be an absolute plague even in some sort of ma
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3y ago
What if they spent more than a few nights in corrective housing? Actually drying out, and getting treatment? I get that you can't force someone to want to get better, but you can lock them away if they refuse and keep breaking the law.
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3y ago
Latency to what though? It's gonna depend up on what you're trying to hit.
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3y ago
I think this is satire. This is satire right?
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3y ago
I would like to see a chart of the data, but this is just lies and misdirection. FWIW, I pirate _nothing_.
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3y ago
I don't really grok this argument. Google's panopticon is not facilitating or causing the Car Warranty calls, or text messages about my package waiting at the 'usps facility'.
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3y ago
Nah. We're talking about spam texts and phone calls. That stuff isn't legal. Yeah what everyone else does is creepy af, and _should be illegal_, but that's not the facts on the ground today.
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3y ago
Jeez the hits keep coming. Every time they have to update about this Oct breach it puts FUD in my mind about this company, that I have never done business with anyway.
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flerchin
3y ago
Your alternative explanation along with giant egos is pretty plausible.
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