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by klipklop 5y ago
I understand that, but if a container of food shrinks by an ounce or two over time most won't buy an entire extra one to make up the difference. If you could buy all food by weight this would be easier to notice and make an apples to a
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by klipklop 5y ago
Food prices are hard to notice because often instead of raising the price they make the package smaller. So on top of your 50% price increase you might get slightly less food for the dollar. I find it interesting that the PlayStation stayed
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by klipklop 5y ago
Don't understand the downvotes, but brave search is a pretty decent product so far. Competition is always good, especially in the area of search.
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by klipklop 5y ago
You left out the "in public schools" part. You can still look at all the CRT stuff you want on the internet in the US. Stuff like White Fragility are top sellers in the US. This is not even remotely the same as the Taliban banning
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by klipklop 5y ago
A child's choice or thoughts (within reason) we rarely take into consideration because they do things like shove raisins up their noses. Kid's should be allowed to be kids and not be dragged into this discussion. This is a complex
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by klipklop 5y ago
Go look into the even richer guy that funds the elections of SF's DA.
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by klipklop 5y ago
Well for one scanning on-device lets them expand the amount of stuff they search for without an impact on their servers. We can all assume they will eventually start scanning for more things than just photos only before they are sent to iCl
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by klipklop 5y ago
For now...
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by klipklop 5y ago
> I cringe when he calls himself a Comedian. To each his own. He sells out comedy shows and has done so for years. People do enjoy his comedy. He does know what the placebo effect is it appears: https://www.youtube.com/wa
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by klipklop 5y ago
Sadly this will likely be little to no impact on Apple long term either. I too agree this is coming from the government. They have found their loophole of using "private industry" to do all the dirty stuff they cannot directly do.
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by klipklop 5y ago
Because this is likely not about making money, it's about expanding surveillance. Once this becomes accepted they can ratchet it up bit-by-bit. Each the the outrage will be less and less. For example imagine creating a new tax for 1% o
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by klipklop 5y ago
Maybe Journalists need to be better at their jobs and just more honest in general? Major publications should have revision history links as articles are changed. If anything some of them are clearly going out of their way to cover their tra
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by klipklop 5y ago
Well for one they get to use YOUR compute power (and energy) to create the hashes. Sounds like a nice way to save money.
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by klipklop 5y ago
This is literally a plot line from Metal Gear Solid 2 made real. I will quote below: Colonel : Raiden, you seem to think that our plan is one of censorship. Raiden : Are you telling me it's not!? Rose : You're being silly!
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by klipklop 5y ago
I agree with you there about some interns being very busy. I do remember interns that had a lot of self imposed pressure to perform. If they even had say a minor issue with their work issued laptop they would be in a panic because of the ti
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by klipklop 5y ago
Sure it's N=1, but I worked more than 40 hours every single week when I was at a FANG. I used to laugh at all the perks because who actually had the time to use most of them other than interns. Times I used a climbing wall or nap pod:
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by klipklop 5y ago
What slowdown? My FB stock is up 100% since March 2020. Seems to me they are expecting even more power coming out of covid. Their influence on society has grown even stronger in the past year and a half.
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by klipklop 5y ago
Nobody wants to give up a something once it becomes a part of their life that they enjoy. The FANG workers got a taste of not having a daily long commute and don't want to give this small life improvement back. Getting back several hou
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by klipklop 5y ago
The times I have come closest to pooping my pants as an adult is working at a FAANG office. Not enough male bathrooms!
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by klipklop 5y ago
>it doesn't justify letting everyone drive everywhere. Where do you draw the line? Who "deserves" the freedom of free movement and who does not? Assuming the near-future cars are quiet and tailpipe emission-free EV's,
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by klipklop 5y ago
I see a lot of people refuting this data, yet provide no counter evidence. Let's remove politics from this, is YouTube being deceptive? I am honestly asking. I have noticed in the past controversial videos have their views/dislike
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by klipklop 5y ago
At the very least they should let you self sign and run applications you built yourself. I feel that is enough barrier to entry to keep Grandma from sideloading a virus. I just wanna build and run RetroArch dammit.
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by klipklop 5y ago
They are slowly moving in the direction of only letting you run apps from their app store. Look at all the warnings and prompts you get if you try to run a program you downloaded outside of it.
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by klipklop 5y ago
I don't understand why this is downvoted so much? A janitor has a wide spectrum of pay in the US and what he describes is certainly possible. People also forget how good the standard of living can be for tradesmen charging $100-500&#x2
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by klipklop 5y ago
Humans also used to commonly starve to death as well.
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by klipklop 5y ago
Prepping the road is not uncommon to get the fastest possible time. Hell even street racers will use VHT. I don't really see it as misleading.
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by klipklop 5y ago
I agree and the only solution is to memorize a lot of kanji sadly. There are anki flashcard (spaced repetition) decks that can help drill the kanji into your head. Finding accessible reading material is challenging especially at the absolut
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by klipklop 6y ago
Agreed. I am not saying that full-sugar soda is healthy, but it seems in the past people ate a lot of sugar and seemed to have less endocrine problems than they do today.
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by klipklop 6y ago
Is it the sugar or BPA lined cans? Also do they mean "sugar" or high fructose corn syrup? Seems like men had higher test levels in the era of glass bottles and real sugar soda.
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by klipklop 6y ago
I wonder if the real reason for the patches was to help out certain government agencies with known vulnerabilities. Wild speculation, etc. Whatever the reasons, this open letter is a joke.

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