jliptzin

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   by jliptzin 4y ago

   And did you “fix” him by ridiculing him in a comment on HN?
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   by jliptzin 4y ago

   I have had a tesla for 3 years and have never had a problem at the supercharger even once
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   by jliptzin 4y ago

   You can
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   by jliptzin 4y ago

   What difference does it make to you
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   by jliptzin 4y ago

   It’s true. When I cook I’m usually done faster than it takes to get delivery.
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   by jliptzin 4y ago

   I am on prep too but still there’s a difference between consciously accepting a certain level of risk vs just assuming the risk is nonexistent because of poorly communicated information
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   by jliptzin 4y ago

   Don’t give them any ideas, next they will mandate cameras in every bedroom streaming back to the police.
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   by jliptzin 4y ago

   I know, my point is that if they just take a small amount of their $50 billon in profit every year and hire a team of actual people to go through this stuff it would probably be a lot cheaper and more effective than constantly tweaking thei
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   by jliptzin 4y ago

   “Monkeypox can be fatal for up to one in 10 people and is thought to be more severe in children.” That is WAY more fatal than COVID
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    by jliptzin 4y ago

    The problem with that messaging is it’s hard to take back. Even in 2022, I have straight friends who regularly have unprotected sex with random women and don’t think HIV applies to them because they’re not gay.
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    by jliptzin 4y ago

    Google can easily afford to have people verify a link should be taken down before doing it. And yes spammers find ways around gaming bounce rates. If we forced spammers to make web pages attractive and informative to humans instead of crawl
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    by jliptzin 4y ago

    It would be verified by a human on Google’s side before something is taken down
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    by jliptzin 4y ago

    I don’t understand why this is so hard for google. Allow end users to flag links as SEO spam. It’s very easy for a human to figure out. I can tell in maybe 1/4 a second that a page is just SEO shit. The keyword stuffing, the irrelevant
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    by jliptzin 4y ago

    If inflation continues hot don’t stock prices eventually have to go up though? If Apple raises the price of iPhones 50% because its input costs went up 50% and (assuming sales remain the same, I’m only talking inflation, not a depression),
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    by jliptzin 4y ago

    That seems pretty high to me. 1 in 100 cars get stolen every year? That’s about 50x the US rate.
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    by jliptzin 4y ago

    I never understood the argument why crypto was a good store of value. Sure, it’s an ingenious new transactional system, making global payments mostly frictionless, etc, but that’s true whether the value of 1 Bitcoin is $1 or $50,000. If eve
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    by jliptzin 4y ago

    And I’m entitled to point out their awful draconian policies
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    by jliptzin 4y ago

    Here’s one from yesterday https://amp.theguardian.com/world/2022/may/10/el-salvador-wo...
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    by jliptzin 4y ago

    I meant what I said https://amp.theguardian.com/world/2022/may/10/el-salvador-wo...
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    by jliptzin 4y ago

    From the article: "Most of New York's population decline has been upstate."
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    by jliptzin 4y ago

    Makes sense, thanks! So I guess that means keeping track of stars in our own galaxy is probably harder than stars farther away?
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    by jliptzin 4y ago

    The TV thing really bothers me too. Just sell me a TV with a bunch of HDMI ports for me to plug a chrome cast or Apple TV into, I am not interested in your shitty “smart” tv bloatware.
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    by jliptzin 4y ago

    I have always wondered, how do astronomers identify a particular star? I assume there’s some kind of coordinate system, but how do they keep track of everything with star systems revolving around galaxies which itself are also moving and&#x
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    by jliptzin 4y ago

    I agree, probably not, but at least worth mentioning
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    by jliptzin 4y ago

    Seems very plausible to me, I don’t think this is an unpopular opinion
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    by jliptzin 4y ago

    No one seems to have considered the possibility that it’s just a leak in the classic sense - maybe a janitor or electrician or painter came across a copy of the document, recognized its value and sold it to politico purely for monetary gain
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    by jliptzin 4y ago

    I found a similar vulnerability in a very similar gay dating app…they were sending ALL information about every profile near you in plaintext including email address, current location (extremely precise, like able to know which room of your
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    by jliptzin 4y ago

    That one also stuck out at me. If I were a kid in that situation I’d find it funny that my parent was littering every few minutes.
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    by jliptzin 5y ago

    Being able to shift moral responsibility onto someone else helps a lot. “I was just following orders…” etc etc
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    by jliptzin 5y ago

    Comparing social media to sewage is appropriate because they are both filled with shit, not because they are both essential to living a normal life.