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5y ago
So that tells you how someone feels about Comcast's "real broadband alternative"
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https://hey.com/apple/ They're criticizing them on anti-trust and monopoly grounds. Anti-trust laws were created through political means. Their enforcement was subsequently weakened through political means. They&#
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"Food insecurity is the limited or uncertain availability of nutritionally adequate and safe foods, or limited or uncertain ability to acquire acceptable foods in socially acceptable ways." "Food insecurity is a household-lev
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https://www.cnbc.com/2019/08/29/fast-food-restaurants-in-ame... This 2019 source has it at median.
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https://www.epi.org/publication/wage-workers-older-88-percen... 88 percent of people making the federal minimum wage are older than 20. A third are older than 40. Median age is 31. More than half work full time.
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5y ago
Billing exists for servers as well. Servers need to be configured as do lambdas. Servers also have backup needs. Servers also present security problems of access. It's not that hard to configure a lambda to run in just as limited a way
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6y ago
Oh you can definitely put together where I work in a few Googles. Not everyone cares equally about maintaining pseudonymity; the boilerplate isn't meaningless if your employer is explicitly requesting it as a CYA.
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6y ago
"Employees' contribution to Amazon is literally zero; they should be appreciative of all this Value we generate for them by giving them money" is a pretty rough thing to read in that shareholder letter, not gonna lie. Tha
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6y ago
I do agree that this investigation seems warranted but they are specific about saying that it seems like "some component" in the beverages is responsible, not even saying glucose or fructose etc. etc.
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6y ago
There is a directly following paragraph about how this exchange is not exactly zero-sum, but so far from being representable by the dollar value changing hands that it doesn't matter for the purposes of identifying the value as $91 bil
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6y ago
It's not silly only in proportion to your employer's aggression on the topic. Perhaps there needs to be an account disclaimer checkbox as a standard feature: "I speak in no official capacity related to any employer or profess
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6y ago
Very nice!
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6y ago
In the article, > This trick enables Lyra to not only run on cloud servers, but also on-device on mid-range phones in real time (with a processing latency of 90ms, which is in line with other traditional speech codecs). Does that not cov
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This is very cool! If you end up writing about what the developer experience on top of Matrix is like I'd also be curious about that.
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Yeah, I'm pretty sure the people saying "they have no good products" or "their only good product was a bagless vacuum" do not have adequate hair dryer experience to be making that judgment. It's interesting how
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6y ago
The most popular newsletter services do make them, though -- blah.substack.com/feed , for instance (don't remember Revue's or Buttondown's off the top of my head)
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6y ago
I really liked https://fraidyc.at/ because of how it gave frequent/infrequent posters equal space. I switched to miniflux for reasons, but I wrote a user script to reorder unread entries to simulate that. https:/
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6y ago
Lemmy is Mastodon for Reddit, so it lets you have a instance with a set of subreddits, basically, from a user can also subscribe to other instances' subreddits. I'm not involved with the code or anything, I just think it's ne
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6y ago
Aren't they all active on Twitter? Greenwald certainly is. It's a major part of their brand-building effort already at the very least
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6y ago
I would pour my own blood into a Dockerfile to have the LINE stickers in Matrix.
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No. "Filter bubble" is a term with a particular meaning: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Filter_bubble Mastodon displays content only chronologically, so it's not a relevant term. Now, do people's c
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6y ago
Also much looser rules as well; sex workers, for instance, have a lot more freedoms to post their content in a lot of the Fediverse. Different instances have different rules.
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6y ago
Plenty of problems are solved. They may not be ones you care about, but they're not "really none". Anecdotally, the instances I know of take a much harder line on moderation of transphobic content than does mainstream socia
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6y ago
Well, in this case, "someone like me" is enforced by technical abstruseness as meaning someone who knows their way around a shell prompt. That's value-neutral in of itself, but you can see how it ends up selecting for certain
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6y ago
Do you only want to hear from people like you? To only make your community with people like you?
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I got the rg280v because it's incredibly portable. I'm not sure about the battery life because I never want to play for more than a few hours at a time, but I haven't had problems. I would expect, though, that they're al
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Well, if we're sharing their arguments, this was Matrix's response: https://matrix.org/blog/2020/01/02/on-privacy-versus-freedom
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6y ago
[My page on notetaking]( https://maya.land/notetaking/ ) links to [a thing I wrote on my TW setup]( https://lesser.occult.institute/an-opinionated-approach-to-t... ) if anyone is interested in seeing a par
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6y ago
There is lazy-loading now you can use with the server edition, but I don't like either that they're still served out as base64 embedded content. I suspect the most elegant solution is to have your images live hosted somewhere else
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Yeah, I always wonder why this can't be handled like "prefers-dark-mode" and then the answer is always "because then who would let them do it"
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