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My explanation is that Bitcoin is precisely the opposite of anonymous. If everyone started to use a currency like this it would almost impossible to hide transactions without obviously using something like a "bitcoin laundry service&qu
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I've done web development using RPG. It was super useful to figure out because it allowed us to take a ton of legacy reports and systems and quickly build web interfaces for it without having to sort out the full structure of incredibl
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This was awesome. I loved it so much. Personally I'd even pay good money for a series of these style of puzzles.
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His definition of counterculture sorta seems limited. When punk and being a rebel is fully co opted by those in power, doesn't that kinda defeat the whole image part of being counter culture. Like in a fashion counter culture could be
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I am always amazed as I look back at cga and ega graphics how incredibly versatile the designers were. Working with extreme limitations and still able to produce a mood and look that blows my mind. Same with really good ansi artists.
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Excellent question. And in this lies one of the biggest reasons successfully quantizing gravity would be huge. The two theories fundamentally don't mesh. You quickly end up with infinities all over the place. There's a variety of
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I now know at least 6 people including someone I work with who got banned for this exact reason even though they absolutely did not do what the automated systems are claiming. The appeals process had the same result for them and there is no
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Well, it's a good thing they were able to get Google actually respond after completely shutting down their accounts and providing no method for review or accountability. It's too bad that so many other individuals/businesses
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That actually makes a lot of sense. I wonder if that was the play the whole time.
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So what do I use if I don't want to use google? Or any other free service that's co opted
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Alberta has had open schools since Sept 2020. No issues at all. A few minor cases trivially handled by the new procedures. Honestly I find it bonkers that the US still has many of their schools closed.
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Canada as well. It's absolutely bonkers watching small businesses forced to shut down and go out of business while Walmart has people packed in. The issue really is the people enacting the rules do not seem to have any real connection
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Honestly when hertz pulled the selling more stock to suckers move I was shocked by the sheer ballsiness of the maneuver. Especially when they admitted that the stock would likely be worthless. Honestly, this is one of those situations where
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No, I agree that the open source movement and free software has helped immensely with organizations that create these environments. However, the key thing is those environments still need to be paid for in order to keep them operational and
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I feel the same way but I quickly realize that as soon as all of those walled gardens and advertising networks are gone, a lot of the "free" or "cheap" tools and programs I like no longer are available. This is a combina
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From my time working within an academic environment, I can attest this is absolutely true. Especially since the gatekeepers (older professors, etc) have a general interest to see these older articles cited more and referenced. It's not
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Darn, I used to have a Pixel, but they totally screwed the pooch with the Pixel 4, so I'm onto the Samsung now.
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This article demonstrates the Michael Scott Theory of Social Class: https://alexdanco.com/2021/01/22/the-michael-scott-theory-of... In short, they write "posturetalk" over reporting news. This is wh
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The fact that I see stories like this happen about once every month or so makes me incredibly uneasy about Google in general. So many individuals who have lost literally all of their email correspondance, photos, and digital apps they'
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"Food prices are not properly accounted for in inflation measures" There, fixed the headline.
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This is interesting. Is it default for all androids?
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Quite likely a local optimum from the fact they a/b test everything incrementally all to heck. A major shift inherently will end up worse in the short term even if it is better in the long term. It's hard to do a major change both
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Why does it feel to me like a way to launder money. Its not like the art market hasn't been used for that for centuries.
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Everyone in this thread is clearly stating how this is not a properly functioning system and there is story after story of the kafkaesque disasters to which Google is not responsible at all. The question I have is what can anyone do to real
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This matches what I tell every business school student who wants to interview me as a business owner. The system is one giant slot machine, the only difference is instead of putting money into it, you have to put effort. You can keep pullin
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Absolutely, however a major problem occurs, and email is a great example of this. When there is a fundamental need to change the protocol for reasons of privacy, security, authentication, etc. It becomes almost impossible to do when it is a
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Not in a major way. But then again, the differential was likely just statistical deviation.
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Oh, I get the idea that the market research has a benefit as well. However, a major issue with Open Source development is funding it so that it becomes self-sustainable, especially for situations where the code requires significant work to
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It's a clickbait title. That being said the real idea is the freemium consulting concept. Basically open source Devs give free consulting for a short time and then upselling to full on consulting for extended periods at full price. In
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Well it can happen if a significant enough open source project establishes a protocol early enough and doesn't get co-opted. That or a consortium of companies agree on some sort of standard. (See the work on pc buses in the early pc da
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