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by kace91 6y ago
I'm a spaniard, and while I agree that green cards are obviously unknown here, I would tell you to get a closer look at the requirements for someone from the third world to come work to your country - they EU is awesome, but out of th
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by kace91 6y ago
> It’s entirely possible that separated from the people they usually fight against, and isolated in their own platform, conservative voices, people who have made careers out of rhetorical conflict, will begin to fight among themselves. T
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by kace91 6y ago
It looks extremely linux-y to me, and not in a good way. The system preferences menu is a good example...the icons are each doing its own thing, and they even seem to be from different eras. Some of them are the usual apple style, some othe
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by kace91 6y ago
> Edit: It's not a hivemind is what I'm saying here. Perhaps I didn't use the best term, but it seems you're saying the same thing I did? My point was precisely that the actions of the party as a whole aren't col
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by kace91 6y ago
>Xi's mind is an open book in comparison to deciphering a fuzzy collective thought ethos of any democratically appointed cabinet. You can't possibly think that xi is ruling by himself like a God. Dictatorships have just as much
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by kace91 6y ago
My gdpr requests have usually included inferred data. I'm not sure if it was facebook or tinder's that showed a giant list of categories they thought I fitted in, which was btw hilariously wrong (I'm a 30 y/o single male
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by kace91 6y ago
Quite off topic, but: where would a person go nowadays to get up to speed about music making? (Learning, news, etc). I used to tinker with beatmaking back when fl studio was still called fruity loops, and this post has made me very nostalgi
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by kace91 6y ago
> Also you are throwing out the baby with the bath water, just because news is funded by the rich doesn't mean every little mundane article they publish is biased. Oftentimes the facts are there, but the analysis or framing is biase
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by kace91 6y ago
This sounds like a horrible idea. Home work improves many peoples mental state, reduces time spent at work (if you count commutes), people's footprint in terms of pollution and allow for the redistribution of people that were clustered
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by kace91 6y ago
I'm perfectly happy with the division between "consumer machines" and "creative machines". I obviously count myself among the people who needs and wants creator capabilities, but for my technologically challenged fa
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by kace91 6y ago
People in media will usually tell you that there's no such thing as unbiased reporting; even the act of choosing which stories are important enough to report is a biased act. However, I must say that I'm not subscribed to any news
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by kace91 6y ago
There is enough people who enjoy it, however; the proof is that those artists used to be able to make a living through their followers in the past. The issue is that attention is a scarce resource, and the means to keep it through market fo
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by kace91 6y ago
The problem has been solved for the public, but there's still issues for the supply side though. All the non-mainstream music makes I follow since I was a teenager complain that music has never been in a harder place in terms of making
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by kace91 6y ago
As a complete outsider,I watched the politics and conservative subreddits respectively as the election unfolded. It's of course anecdotal, but after watching that with my own eyes I would find it very hard to believe that those links,
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by kace91 6y ago
There was an interview somewhere with Satya Nadella where he mentioned that one of the things he had tried to change for Microsoft was to stop chasing immediate metrics because most long term advantages of companies (like good image) aren&#
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by kace91 6y ago
What other unsubstantiated claims did she make?
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by kace91 6y ago
Algorithmic timelines have objective advantages: they can keep the most frequent posters from drowning everyone else. That's of course not to say they aren't maliciously misused.
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by kace91 6y ago
Wouldn't under-display cameras be a better solution?
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by kace91 6y ago
not OP, but for me the killer feature of photos is having a phone gallery that syncs with the cloud and is easy to browse in my phone and my pc. My phone breaking or being lost is way less of a worry now since I don't have to worry abo
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by kace91 6y ago
every time this question comes up, the same answer is given. From the first paragraph of the guideline: On-Topic: Anything that good hackers would find interesting. That includes more than hacking and startups. If you had to reduce it to a
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by kace91 6y ago
In which way are they physically traumatic? (Not doubting you, just curious and completely ignorant on how they're used)
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by kace91 6y ago
What's that? For non-old timers :P
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by kace91 6y ago
The article mentions the woman having a password "she's forgotten". That seems like an important point. The issue of data and inheritance is a mess though. My father passed away suddenly and unexpectedly a month ago, and I ba
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by kace91 6y ago
I vaguely remember some studies about women underperforming when they perceive their opponent as a man (even playing online). A quick google search might get you some articles on the matter, or the papers themselves.
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by kace91 6y ago
Are you in disagreement with the point of my comment, or just the way it's worded? Perhaps I can explain what I mean better: New features, by itself, aren't the only way technology moves forward, even thought it's the more no
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by kace91 6y ago
how would you define innovation? I would argue that technology that is better designed to make nefarious purposes harder to achieve, rather than just dumping features onto the user, is innovative. User protection is also a feature, one tha
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by kace91 6y ago
For the two first points, Whatsapp lets you share your location for a small amount of time (either 15 mins or 1 hour). It's very common when a group of people is going to hang out, so the rest of them that come a bit later doesn't
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by kace91 6y ago
I wasn't aware of the feature, but it sounds... a bit worrying, frankly. Not for your use case I'm sure, nor for the majority of people, but I can see how it can be used in cases of abusive relationships to establish control.
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by kace91 6y ago
In spain at least we mostly use nail clippers as well, I've only seen specialized scissors used for babies for some reason.
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by kace91 6y ago
I tried a couple of pop songs from spain from the nineties (not known internationally at all) and it worked.

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