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by giarc 2y ago
100%, however, you see interviews with real life supporters and they have already printed shirts that espouse this new view and when you hear them talk about it, they talk with so much conviction that you think this would be a long held bel
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by giarc 2y ago
Bingo. What's amazing to me is how fast the sentiment can change by his follows (or Trumps followers). Musk simply tweets that "XYZ agency if criminal" and all of a sudden you see tons of comments across the internet that &qu
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by giarc 2y ago
That's one of the best blog posts I've read in a while. It nails the idea of "write one line that makes the reader want to read the next". It's humorous but also serious. There's no fluff. Instant subscribe.
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by giarc 2y ago
Intel would like a word.
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by giarc 2y ago
If that were the case, why lock out democratic law makers from the building(s)?
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by giarc 2y ago
I heard that on average 10,000 employees retire every month. So if you had planned to retire in Jan/Feb/Mar, you might as well take the buy out and gain a few extra months of basically "free pay". That is assuming that i
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by giarc 2y ago
What's faster? Writing a 500 word report "from scratch" by researching the topic yourself, vs. having AI write it then having to fact check every answer and correct each piece manually? This is why I don't use AI for any
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by giarc 2y ago
For those without a NYT subscription, a link to the press release is handy.
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by giarc 2y ago
Seems like car insurance should cover this. Also, the article does a pretty good job of explaining why Apple should deny coverage, but then still says "declining cover seems surprising". Does it?
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by giarc 2y ago
This is why any sale of Tiktok without the algorithm will fail. The Chinese will just stand up another app with the TT algo and just incentivize a ton of creators with big paycheques. The eyeballs will follow, TT will die and we'll mov
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by giarc 2y ago
Not really, that's like saying "they relied on closing the doors to the aircraft to achieve supersonic flight". Both happened, but aren't related if I'm reading the comments correctly.
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by giarc 2y ago
That's looking at it with rose coloured glasses. And please don't come back with "maybe they are watching educational content on tik tok" because we all know that's not true. >22% of US teenagers spend 2-3 hours
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by giarc 2y ago
Grab any teenager from the street and ask to see their screen time usage on the phone. I bet when you subtract sleeping and school hours (assuming their school has banned phones in classrooms) it will still be nearly double digit hours.
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by giarc 2y ago
I feel like there should be a different word for those that "home school" their child by hiring a private teacher and they learn in the house. For me, homeschooling means one of the parents (often the mother) teaches the child(ren
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by giarc 2y ago
>I'd say you have little to actually worry about as the landscape will be completely different in a decade. Could be a lot worse though. Imagine if VR/AR does take off and your social media feed is in your eyes 24/7 rather
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by giarc 2y ago
>This site has been reported as unsafe >Hosted by cleanlabelproject.org >Microsoft recommends you don't continue to this site. It has been reported to >Microsoft for containing phishing threats which may try to steal person
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by giarc 2y ago
Ticket to Ride. Has a kids version that I play with my kids from time to time. There's also a very popular adult version plus lots of add-ons I believe.
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by giarc 2y ago
N of 1 stories don't really work as I could easily find a ton of terrible stories of why the private system in the states is bad for people. The Canadian system (or any public system) gets a bad rap for wait times, but it's not li
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by giarc 2y ago
Do we have issues with wait times, yes. However, the guy above you broke his arm and had to pay $5,000 AFTER insurance covered their portion.
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by giarc 2y ago
Citation needed.
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by giarc 2y ago
Likely not at play since you see the decrease in free play across countries with public healthcare systems. As a Canadian I do not think about the cost of healthcare whatsoever. If my kid falls and breaks an arm, the cost is $15 which is
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by giarc 2y ago
>did their research, asked questions, and pushed forward I think the real lesson is they "just started".
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by giarc 2y ago
Listened today. Nice work, I really like these kind of stories (small time internet success stories). I don't know if your podcast has others, as it seems like you're mostly focused on the tech stack of sites. Some of my favourite
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by giarc 2y ago
Thanks for sharing, just downloaded and will listen today.
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by giarc 2y ago
In my city, there is a GIANT pile of glass sitting on a slab near a landfill. The commodity price of glass is so low it's not worth selling, so they just store it in hopes of maybe one day selling it. I doubt that will happen and I sus
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by giarc 2y ago
I bet it's less about lawsuits and more about reputational harm if every week there is a news story about a murder facilitated by an AirTag.
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by giarc 2y ago
We are trying our best.
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by giarc 2y ago
"The primary value proposition of Mozi (today) is simple: It lets you know when you’re going to be in the same place (city or event) as someone you know." This is fairly shortsighted. How many people actually travel from city to
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by giarc 2y ago
In your first example, I suspect there was probably other things present you weren't made aware of. Currently the requirements in Canada include (only copy those relevant to your example). -have a serious and incurable illness, disease
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by giarc 2y ago
It's not always the cost that is prohibitive (although sometimes the shipping is the same price as the piece of wall art). What stops me from really exploring shipping is finding packaging for each, the time it takes to package and dri

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