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by jquery 3y ago
Prudish? San Francisco? The same city that has outdoor nude carnivals without any kind of age restrictions? If by prudish you mean intolerant of hate speech, sure. But generally few will freak out over some nudity here. College here is free
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by jquery 3y ago
To the extent these models don't blindly regurgitate hate speech, I appreciate that. But what I do not appreciate is when they won't render a human nipple or other human anatomy. That's not safety, and calling it such is gasl
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by jquery 3y ago
The tide is rolling in and we have two options... yell at the tide really loud that we were here first and we shouldn't have to move... or get out of the way. I'm a lot more sympathetic to the latter option myself.
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by jquery 3y ago
The low poly Ps1 aesthetic is huge in indie gaming these days
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by jquery 3y ago
It looks perfect to me. That's exactly how the area looks in person.
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by jquery 3y ago
Bookmarks are superior to PWAs, anything that reduces the spread of PWAs is a good thing in my opinion.
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by jquery 3y ago
I agree. My experience with PWAs is they are usually downgrade from a safari bookmark... they are created to benefit the provider, not the user, by taking away browser abilities from me (back, forward, copy url, etc).
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by jquery 3y ago
That dissent sent him to the top of the Heritage Foundation SC shortlist for being a corporate kowtowing stooge.
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by jquery 3y ago
A infinitesimal fraction of the population could pay for our entire government for 8 whole months? Sign me up. You could even leave every one of them with a billion dollars and still not change the math.
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by jquery 3y ago
The government regulates the hell out of employers for the common good. There's nothing special about contraception versus other required benefits *unless you oppose contraception*. As a point of comparison, the Supreme Court wouldn&#x
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by jquery 3y ago
Why should the burden of the next generation fall entirely on new parents? It's not like they're the only beneficiaries of our country having another generation. Seems like they're just being rationally "selfish" in
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by jquery 3y ago
I assure you sending my kid to private school in a diverse city has nothing to do with "insulating her from bad influences" (diversity is good, not bad) and everything to do with ensuring she has motivated and happy teachers who w
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by jquery 3y ago
He (probably) wasn't doing that for $$$ reasons, he (probably) was doing it for religious reasons. It's not a rational trade at all. As religiosity dies down, the government will have to rely on making it rational to have kids aga
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by jquery 3y ago
Hobby Lobby was about whether the government is allowed to make contraception widely available and easy to access. Nothing nuanced there unless you oppose contraception in general.
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by jquery 3y ago
The rich are just fine, it's the middle class that's getting squeezed out. We used to pass programs to make it easier for the middle class to have kids. But the liberation of Black people in America has caused so much racial resen
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by jquery 3y ago
100% agree. "Tax credits", cash payments, and the like are all wrong imo. Free public education (aka free daycare) got us to where we are. Let's extend this and make free public education go as low as 6mo old or even include
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by jquery 3y ago
I don't think this was the whole calculus. I think they wanted Apple to grease their palms a bit more and Apple declined.
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by jquery 3y ago
The halo effect of supporting their most influential customers, the relatively free marketing, for basically no extra marginal cost. Likewise being petty like this might not make someone cancel their subscription, but it's the kind of
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by jquery 3y ago
So, one of the first companies to develop an app for the iphone went out of their way to disable the iPad app from working on the Vision Pro. Seems Netflix isn't hungry anymore, they've lost that edge, they're turning into an
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by jquery 3y ago
"Ecosystem" is the weasel word that gives Apple a ton of wiggle room in that statement. I don't think they are just counting direct payments to Apple.
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by jquery 3y ago
Labor theory of value is quite controversial, many economists call it tautological or even metaphysical. I also don't really see what LTV has to say about AI art, if anything, except that the economic value generated by AI art should b
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by jquery 3y ago
It's really noticeable on desktop, like compressing an 800kb jpeg to 50kb. Maybe on mobile you won't notice, but on desktop the image looks blown out.
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by jquery 3y ago
I've found this type of thinking across the spectrum. All I can do is ignore it and realize a lot of people are simply "morally lucky" and didn't come to their conclusions via any principled reasoning... It's easies
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by jquery 3y ago
She's a public figure, a billionaire, and a plagiarist; feeling sorry that her misdeeds came to light is a great illustration of OP's article.
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by jquery 3y ago
Her Wikipedia page is pretty long, she was a public figure long before this controversy, even ignoring the fact that simply being a billionaire invites public scrutiny.
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by jquery 3y ago
Then I was the one confused. Thanks.
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by jquery 3y ago
I think you're confusing Bloomberg and WSJ. Bloomberg is a newswire service focused on business, it doesn't argue for inequality, at least anywhere that I've seen.
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by jquery 3y ago
CarPlay is all I need. I use the car screen for navigation and that's about it.
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by jquery 3y ago
This tracks, seems people like Tesla for the zoom zoom factor. In my experience everything else about Tesla is F-tier. Personally I care more about an elegant ride than a fast, jerky one.
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Hertz is ditching their Teslas, not their other EVs, apparently. I don't blame them when the suspension keeps falling apart randomly.

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