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721.
by izzydata 7y ago
Do people actually find these devices useful or is it just a gimmick? I'm relatively young, but I've never used my voice to control a piece of software before. It doesn't appear to be useful compared to manual entry.
722.
by izzydata 7y ago
On a semi-related note did anyone watching the movie 1917 feel like the entire set was less than a mile wide? I was somewhat passively keeping track of distance covered and directions turned in my head and something just felt horribly off.
723.
by izzydata 7y ago
Possibly suggesting that countering terrorism was not the real goal.
724.
by izzydata 7y ago
Maybe they think all their employees will spend an extra $1000 they wouldn't have otherwise. Some of it might be spent keeping local business running for a week? I don't know.
725.
by izzydata 7y ago
You could cut out the vast majority of giving people $1000 they don't need by only giving it to people that ask for it. If you wanted to go further you could check the persons last tax return. If they exceed some threshold then you cou
726.
by izzydata 7y ago
I agree, but corruption doesn't necessarily imply illegal. A lot of these people could be involved in setting the rules that they then place themselves above of. That's corruption, but not illegal.
727.
by izzydata 7y ago
At least they aren't in the ad selling business. Leaks are always a threat, but I can't see them selling it to advertisers.
728.
by izzydata 7y ago
Pandemic bond clauses? Why does this sound like people gambling against the world not having a pandemic
729.
by izzydata 7y ago
I've only recently heard of push notifications. I feel like we are being inundated with so many notifications that we now need a super notifications. Where does this notification creep end? Normal notifications should be perfectly acce
730.
by izzydata 7y ago
Never changing it would only result in gradual changes of sleep pattern.
731.
by izzydata 7y ago
Start taking 1 photo from space every 10 or 100 years.
732.
by izzydata 7y ago
If I can't block the ads on a page I'm simply not going to visit it ever again. I've never seen a website that was actually necessary for me to visit that had ads or couldn't be blocked.
733.
by izzydata 7y ago
If they increase the hourly pay by 20% then probably quite happy. Edit: 25%.
734.
by izzydata 7y ago
I was under the assumption that about half of all twitter was bots. So 25% seems pretty good.
735.
by izzydata 7y ago
Is there a big tech startup scene in the Kansas City area?
736.
by izzydata 7y ago
I believe that was implied.
737.
by izzydata 7y ago
You have to start somewhere. It seems like a good choice.
738.
by izzydata 7y ago
At what point does the poor experience of Amazon outweigh its convenience and cause people to start shopping in physical stores again? Or would people shift to other online retailers?
739.
by izzydata 7y ago
Complete ignorance is the conclusion of that line of thinking. The fact that this person hears "some" news is only an unfortunate consequence of existing in a world with other people. If they could they would remove that from thei
740.
by izzydata 7y ago
Having the privilege to live in complete ignorant bliss is nice I guess. What could go wrong?
741.
by izzydata 7y ago
I get the impression he is saying it would have never been an issue for them if it wasn't ever going to be implemented at parliament specifically. It was not an issue to use it on every body else. If they could get away with it they wo
742.
by izzydata 7y ago
Concerns of getting laid off in a volatile market perhaps.
743.
by izzydata 7y ago
It will become a good training tool for the deepfake software. It clearly isn't deepfake enough if twitter can label it fake or not.
744.
by izzydata 7y ago
Originating from a lab doesn't necessarily mean it is a weapon. Only that they have poor sterilization or something.
745.
by izzydata 7y ago
Now this article is the first result as well as a thumbnail of the images so you can see her face. This doesn't seem like a good outcome.
746.
by izzydata 7y ago
I only ever experience red waves.
747.
by izzydata 7y ago
I'm not aware of anything that would conflict with my stance. The point being that no object is more important than the principles here. The world will keep on spinning if all this stuff is destroyed. The bar for conflicting would be s
748.
by izzydata 7y ago
Personally I don't care at all about artifacts like this so the principal of the matter seems more important to me then the potential destruction of the artifacts. It's their stuff to potentially get destroyed or go missing. If th
749.
by izzydata 7y ago
You'll get less of that ad and more of another ad.
750.
by izzydata 7y ago
I don't see why the patient would pay for it. If the country / state wants him quarantined and treated by a robot then they are going to have to take that upon themselves. Otherwise the person could just choose to freely infect as

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