kistaro

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by kistaro 1y ago
Because it costs $1000/mo and insurance wants to make it as hard as possible to get that covered because they cannot afford to pay $1000/mo * 45% of Americans without doing things to their rates that are forbidden by the ACA and,
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by kistaro 2y ago
Isn’t this already implemented by NSMutableArray in Apple SDKs/libraries?
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by kistaro 2y ago
That is the DOJ’s proposal, yes.
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by kistaro 3y ago
Even worse, sending a friendly affectionate yellow heart -- how was I supposed to know the recipient was using [Android 4.42]( https://thenextweb.com/news/pink-hairy-hart-emoji )?
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by kistaro 3y ago
Cancer colonies self-sustain and self-replicate, causing local success, then kill the host without escaping it, causing colony failure and do not successfully become a new species of independent pathogen. Local optimization causes disaster
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by kistaro 3y ago
The No Google License functionally exists: it's the AGPL. https://opensource.google/documentation/reference/using/agpl...
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I was laid off in retaliation for anti-discrimination whistleblowing(evhaste.com)
261 points by kistaro 3y ago|174 comments
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by kistaro 4y ago
https://www.courtlistener.com/docket/66577374/olohan-v-googl...
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by kistaro 4y ago
The article suggests that Microsoft is attempting to defend against a lawsuit by Sony attempting to block an acquisition here, in which Sony is suggesting it would be anticompetitive because it would make a popular franchise platform-exclus
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by kistaro 4y ago
This isn’t converting duplicate files to shortcuts - your workflow won’t change. Google Drive allows files/folders to be in multiple locations at once. That’s not multiple copies of the file, that’s not shortcuts to a file with one rea
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by kistaro 5y ago
Other things that lead to increased deaths: the Russian military intentionally bombing civilians. I usually oppose “whataboutism” but I can’t bring myself to do it here. This is a war where the nation of Russia has decided to murder Ukraini
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by kistaro 5y ago
Because there is an obligation to stop the war by any means available. Since Putin will not stop voluntarily, he must be rendered unable to continue. Every possible tool to drain the resources and undermine the tenuous stability of Russia i
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by kistaro 5y ago
Oh no, indeed, how could someone possibly object to killing civilians in cold blood with the full military force of an arguably-developed nation, while themselves committing such horrible crimes as - gasp! - deleting files? patterns of
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by kistaro 8y ago
That's Toyota, we're talking about Tesla.
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by kistaro 11y ago
Not everyone buying those graphics cards is a 14yo xXX_l33thaxor1ny0ma|\/|4_XXx who wants dragons and giant robots on their packaging. I'm a professional software engineer and I want dragons and giant robots on my packaging. :
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by kistaro 11y ago
There's one thing a VR arcade can have that very few consumers can have, in areas where VRcades might be likely to thrive: physical space. Immersive VR requires at least some space to move around in, or set up a big omnidirectional tre
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by kistaro 11y ago
Original results that were exactly on the borderline of statistical significance, with new results that were barely on the "fail" side of that line, but both sets of results are within the margin of error of each other? (I am not