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by izzydata 11mo ago
It's very different to discuss interests online rather than in person. Especially for people who didn't grow up online. This is part of the question about culture I think. Is shifting culture to the internet making things worse? I
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by izzydata 1y ago
Having a separate dedicated general purpose computing device not connected to the open internet perhaps.
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by izzydata 1y ago
I don't agree. Deadlines are only partially made up, but not completely.
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by izzydata 1y ago
Once the company sells the voting machine to some state or city I would assume the voting machine is not "owned" by the company anymore. I'm also assuming they aren't in any way connected to a network and are all isolate
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by izzydata 1y ago
I think we should have a heart week. I'm sure they could make this scary in order to promote cardio.
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by izzydata 1y ago
Sounds more like survivorship bias. All the bad codebases were thrown out and only the good ones lasted a long time.
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by izzydata 1y ago
I'm sure I could personally operate any vehicle in a safe enough manner to not be very concerned about it, but it seems people trust Tesla self driving capabilities far beyond their limits which results in Tesla having some of the high
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by izzydata 1y ago
It's interesting that people are willing to take the risk buying a vehicle from a company that is effectively a meme. I take my safety seriously and I'd prefer the company that builds the vehicle I am driving to also be serious.
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by izzydata 1y ago
I wouldn't mind seeing the British monarchy get abolished as well. It's far outlived any purpose it may have had. Even without them actually participating in government they are basically just celebrities living off the social wel
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by izzydata 1y ago
Asking people to stop seems like the first step. Especially since this is specific to people sending them to her in particular. People think they are being nice and showing some form of affection, but as she mentions she finds it disturbing
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by izzydata 1y ago
Programmers are usually pretty smart though.
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by izzydata 1y ago
The definition of dictatorial government is either a single person or a small group of people. So there being three branches of government doesn't necessarily prohibit a government from being a dictatorship if they are all working toge
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by izzydata 1y ago
That still isn't an issue for the end-user. It is Youtube's problem to keep their content creators happy and not mine. Personally I would even prefer anything that allows for a Youtube alternative to do better.
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by izzydata 1y ago
Deceiving people doesn't mean you deserve your gains.
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by izzydata 1y ago
At this rate Windows 12 is going to be saas and cost $25 a month to rent your own computer.
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by izzydata 1y ago
Every day I see contempt for the acts he committed through "Doge". The man is irredeemable. It's not like he personally does any work anyway. Any kind of accomplishment that happens at SpaceX or other companies is from hard w
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by izzydata 1y ago
What reality do you exist in where Zuckerberg, Cook and Gates have rehabilitated their public image? At least Zuckerberg and Cook are currently seen as Trump sycophants and are personally despised for it. Elon is not just a PR department aw
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by izzydata 1y ago
I think it is more likely that self driving in the way people have been led to believe would happen never will. Not from Tesla and not from anyone else. Which is bad for Tesla because they have put too many eggs into that basket. The only t
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by izzydata 1y ago
I'd prefer they install a mini datacenter in my basement I can use for free heating.
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by izzydata 1y ago
Technically the Garmin Forerunner 945 LTE existed years ago.
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by izzydata 1y ago
If by GPS you specifically mean car navigation. Because almost the entirety of Garmin as a company is built around putting GPS into various things including wearables. But even in automotive they pivoted to working with car OEMs instead of
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by izzydata 1y ago
Things have to be posted in those other places for your regular person to have a chance of hearing about them eventually. If everyone waits for some adoption threshold to support something then it will never reach that threshold.
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by izzydata 1y ago
I don't agree. There are still serious organizations and people using Twitter. I believe that to be true. I'm just surprised they haven't moved. For example there are emergency systems or local governments that announce infor
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by izzydata 1y ago
It's surprising that any serious organization or person would still use Twitter in its current state.
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by izzydata 1y ago
Is a declining socio-economic performance inherently a bad thing? Why does the output of a country need to go up forever rather than remain constant? Or even decline to come to an equilibrium with the new lower population. I feel like the i
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by izzydata 1y ago
And as soon as some class diving issue comes up where it is the 99.9% against the ultra wealthy it will become a non-partisan issue and get done immediately in favor of the ultra wealthy.
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by izzydata 1y ago
There is no plan in place at all for the outcome of most work becoming redundant. At least in the US I highly doubt we will be capable of implementing some system such as UBI for the benefit of all citizens so everyone can take advantage of
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by izzydata 1y ago
I can see usb-c being convenient for a smartwatch, but for a fitness watch they you are going to wear while hiking, swimming or any type of rugged outdoor activity it is important to not be a hole that can get a bunch of stuff stuck in it.
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by izzydata 1y ago
It would be ironic if they limit free speech online to such a point that people start exercising their freedoms in person.
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by izzydata 1y ago
I hear this a lot, but I wonder if that is just because the only criminals you hear about are the not very smart ones doing crime on unencrypted monitored services. This sounds like a survivor bias situation. How can we know how many crimin

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