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garciasn
3y ago
Just like how the movie Contagion was a prophetic look at the most recent pandemic. I really wish we could turn back the clocks to a time when crackpot voices were not artificially amplified by social media.
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3y ago
https://github.com/Jeeaaasus/youtube-dl
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3y ago
It has to be behavioral, not IP based for the most part because of the ways these networks operate—primarily on personal computers/routers on US-based residential connections. I deal with these constantly for our clients. It’s amazing
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garciasn
3y ago
By linking to your Amazon account, you get a 10% Prime discount, if you're a member; it would be like any grocery store loyalty program.
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3y ago
I will agree that isolation for long periods could have had some negative impacts, but masking never did and never will.
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3y ago
What you did here, while cute, for the most part is not at all based in reality or fact. - The GOP is NOT and has never been big tent; there is nothing to debate here. - The GOP generally does not lack in discipline; if anything, their poli
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3y ago
I strongly prefer portability to port availability. I work with my laptop only. No peripherals and I move around a lot. Makes it easier for me to work this way.
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3y ago
I use a 13” M2 and it’s by far the best laptop I’ve ever used. The only things it doesn’t check off is the HDMI out and other ports issues IMO.
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3y ago
Those with a moral compass have already leaked information previously, likely leading to the fall of the bank itself: https://amp.theguardian.com/news/2022/feb/20/credit-suisse-s...
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3y ago
FIOS is only available in limited areas of 9 states. It's not exactly widely available and should not be used as evidence to the contrary of this. If we're using anecdotal evidence, the only Internet I have available to me at my s
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3y ago
This is EXACTLY what cable companies predicted would happen when we went a la carte. They were using their monopoly power to drive down the overall price of packaged TV and by de-bundling, we end up paying more overall. For once they were c
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3y ago
Trump was using his bully pulpit to push the Fed to keep rates very low to drive stock market investment (which Trump and by extension his administration used as an improper measure of a strong domestic economy) and a red hot economy. That,
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3y ago
Anchor Steam had its place, 20+ years ago. It had a long-standing tradition of being a beer that stood the test of time, head and shoulders above the usuals of the time. The problem is they failed to continue to keep up with the times as th
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3y ago
https://archive.is/iGei9 1. Attends Carnegie Mellon. 2. His parents 'garage' is more like a 1970s electronics lab and filled with self-reconditioned parts from that era that at one time cost 100s of thousands and
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3y ago
Dude. Are you for real right now? I work with data all day and have for 20+ years. I * STRONGLY PREFER* to develop my code in a UI and then later deploy it to the production infrastructure via CLI/API. I just cannot possibly fathom ho
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3y ago
I mean, you're not wrong: there is absolutely a big place for API/CLI support with DB tools, but in this specific instance, the OP specifically asked for a GUI, not CLI or APIs to roll their own. If you're a MacOS user and yo
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3y ago
I gave up Reddit not due to their API pricing issues but due to their incredibly tone deaf response to the concerns laid out by the community who makes Reddit what it is. I'm all for businesses to be allowed to make solid business deci
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3y ago
I just can’t understand someone who turns a relatively benign question into a political position rant. It literally makes no sense unless he has mental health issues.
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3y ago
This is the first time I’ve seen an article done as a poorly drawn comic strip. Basically: 1. Jewelers at a trade show undervalued their wares to reduce shipping costs. 2. Items were stolen in transit. 3. Security company doing the transit
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3y ago
The SCOTUS feels that there should continue to be enforcement of the idea of separation of powers between the executive, legislative, and judicial branches. The SCOTUS believes, in this very specific instance, that the executive should not
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3y ago
Wiper for iOS seems to work for me in most cases except on YouRube. E: keeping the misspelling.
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3y ago
From the article: >“YouTube’s ad-supported model supports a diverse ecosystem of creators, and provides billions of people globally access to content for free with ads,” the company’s statement says. Let's at least be 100% honest wi
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3y ago
Is it true that your body adjusts to the drug and once you stop taking it you can no longer process shit correctly, exacerbating the problems and forcing you to remain on it for life?
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3y ago
Writing advanced Excel macros to power PowerPoint presentations. Duh.
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3y ago
Yes, this has been my #1 issue with all the VC-backed startup dollars flowing lately. They are all 100% reliant on OpenAI and are just shuttling private information and pretending OpenAI's terms are good enough protection. So far, most
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3y ago
If you're located in a non-GDPR (or in a lesser sense CCPA) legislation area, YOU are being tracked cross-site and profiles are being built on your data to better target and sell your behavior for the pleasure of using the Interwebs. D
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3y ago
I work in digital media and I utterly and entirely recommend EVERYONE use ad/analytics/tracking blockers and browsers which limit user-level data collection and tracking. As someone who works in the field and actively builds end-a
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3y ago
Assuming their revenue is really moving from 4.5b to 11b+ in 2023, yes. https://arstechnica.com/science/2023/02/rocket-report-spacex... .
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3y ago
From the article: > We can see that for the same dataset, both absolute scores and model rankings (see the first figure) are very sensitive to the evaluation method we decide to use. [...] > Different models may fare differently when
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3y ago
Like with any intoxicant, volume affecting behavior depends entirely on each and every individual; full stop.
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