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When looking up Digg on wikipedia I found this gem: Alexis Ohanian, founder of rival site Reddit, said in an open letter to Rose: this new version of digg reeks of VC meddling. It's cobbling together features from more pop
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That is the day I will quit reddit and never look back. 6 months ago I rarely used old.reddit.com, but now I run into more and more dark patterns all the time. They tried to TikTok my feed and it was an awful experience. I frequently defaul
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> Digg was where the "fresh content" came from. This is not quite true. StumbleUpon is where fresh content came from. It was popularized on digg. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/StumbleUpon
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Digg changed the way comments were threaded meaning there could be no cogent discussion in threads. I am confident that was the mortal wound to Digg.
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If we were being very pedantic, what would you say is the test of ownership? If you buy an iPhone you can sell it or destroy it, so it meets those requirements of ownership. You can't destroy something you're renting, so you clear
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4y ago
My mom can barely use the app store. The side-loading debate is an indirect reference and to talk about side loading it must first be decomposed. Question 1 is should Apple be able to prevent an engineer from running software they want on t
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Two handed presses are a technical prevention which restricts a person from putting their hands in danger. Education was not enough. Lockout/tagout is a technical prevention which restricts other people from messing with a system that
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4y ago
So apple is actually guilty of false marketing? So if apple accepts returns for their products for a reasonable amount of time, you don't really have a problem? You definitely wouldn't buy a second iPhone either since now you unde
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> preventing people from doing something "for their own good" is never the right solution. https://www.osha.gov/etools/machine-guarding/presses/two-han... https://en.wikipedia.org/
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If you don't like apple telling you what to do, use Android? Apple products are the consequences of Apples decisions, you want what Apple produces but reject their decisions. What if Apple's phone is better because it is a close
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While that might be the choice we're making and it seems like the first is obviously what owning a device should be like. What if I actually want to pay a fee to a tightly controlled service? Like what if I do the math and determine
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4y ago
I can't give you a black and white response because I don't think the issue is as black and white as most seem to. I think the app store is a tool and I think it is a powerful and useful tool. Can the tool be used for good? of cou
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4y ago
As a further separate but distinct response: You are justifying why a monopoly app store is bad by showing a hack that resulted from downloading an app (xcode) from a source other than the app store. Security firm Palo Alto Networks sur
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I think you need to look at the system of incentives and alignment If apple's billion dollar app distribution monopoly money hose results in security problems for people, then their billion dollar app distribution monopoly money hose w
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We spend 4 billion a year on Alzheimers, and what do we have to show for it? We spent at least 500 billion on AIDS and we have PrEP after 40 years of research. The author's core assertion is that 1 billion should buy a potential treatm
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The author of this article is selling outrage and we are all buying. They are getting views and benefiting from this anti-government outrage. The author repeatedly appealed to long-covid patient authority like their medical opinion has any
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Tagging, upvoting and downvoting users. Vetted power users. Voted on tags. Credentials. Payment for visibility. Chronological threading. AI based moderation. I think that twitter left a large opening for authority based conversation. Twitte
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I agree with this as well. Capitalist influence creates a powerful conflict of interest. When it cuts down to it, which master will yubico serve? The customers or their shareholders? Now Yubico has a fiduciary responsibility to their shareh
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I think you have a very simple idea of immigration as a financial transaction, but haven't put in a lot of thought towards cultural harmony or that when you "import" a person their culture comes with them. What is the purpose
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People say they want public transit, but public transit is half the story. The other half of the story is high density housing. The push for high density housing is neglected. When housing is highly dense, it means public transportation can
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You cannot have democracy without belief in objective truth. You have described a platform that supports mob rule, not one that supports democracy and not one that supports objective truth. You sound pretty young, and I certainly remember t
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I don't think any particular college has set the standard for compiler education. Maybe one of these: https://www.seas.upenn.edu/~cis3410/current/schedule.html https://www.cs.princeton.edu/cou
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Google chrome wants to hamstring ad-blockers and plans to do so with manifest v3. Using chrome is pretty unacceptable given this if you work in tech or have technical competence. > I can't even show my bookmark bar. Right click left
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I don't think it's a very realistic attack vector, or more specifically, I think there are many more priorities over fingerprints, it's very low on the list of security priorities. > not checking the fingerprint upon first
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As with most questions here, the context of your question matters greatly for the answer. What do you hope to accomplish with your time investment? Why are you asking this question?
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When I've plugged power into the left side, it has similar overheating behavior, but the right side seems to have no problems. See if using the ports on the right side of the device solves the issue.
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https://www.nand2tetris.org/ Might also interest you.
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I believe this class: https://www.cs.cmu.edu/~213/ With this textbook: https://csapp.cs.cmu.edu/ Is the gold standard of education for the question you are asking. There is probably a class on compiler
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I think there are a class of ideas born out of an entrepreneurial spirit and tracking daily struggles. "oh this sucks, I can make it better, maybe people will pay me for my solution." I think there is another class born out of exp
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I think it depends on the college and probably to some degree your ethnicity/nationality as well. I did not seek a masters, but I had friends that did and they all had well paying internships and pretty generous "we'll pay yo
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