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kmonsen
4y ago
Also as I understand the newer batteries doesn't have cobalt from Congo mined with child slavery. So that is a big plus.
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kmonsen
4y ago
Also the average pay still went up. Doesn't seem that bad a future.
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kmonsen
4y ago
All great advice, but maybe a bit overindexing and fighting the last war?
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kmonsen
4y ago
I think it is extremely unlikely that Jobs would have said well then we just shut down Apple if there is not a need for us anymore. From what I have read he was a business man first. He also very clearly had a very good sense of product qua
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kmonsen
4y ago
Or even Garmin connect, I was looking for a coach and most wanted to use some sort of training peaks/garmin combo. They were actually, please don't use Strava. You will not follow the training plan and just exhaust yourself to set
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kmonsen
4y ago
I don't think this is always true. Sometimes companies think that it is in their long term interest to charge less to keep different set of customers than the ones that are right now willing to pay more. This is very true for graphics
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kmonsen
4y ago
It might be a stupid hill to die on that general statement, but currently we have a falling stock market with very little unemployment which is part of the reason for the inflation.
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kmonsen
4y ago
It’s because they call it identity theft. It’s not the bank getting defrauded but you having your identity stolen. Someone steals $1000 from a bank, they come to you and say hi he said his name was kmonsen so we would like to get the money
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kmonsen
4y ago
Good argument. Seems clear my thoughts was wrong.
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kmonsen
4y ago
I love the podcast, it would be nice to hear what a historian thinks of the episodes. BTW they also have a podcast about vaccines which is IMHO just as good and especially good to listen to for proponents of vaccination.
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kmonsen
4y ago
I would say, and this is just a thought so I'm not sure if it's true, Rome also brought centralized society. Writing was a component of this. They are not necessarily tired together but in practise are.
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kmonsen
4y ago
Thank you!
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kmonsen
4y ago
Is there something similar to this or Diffusionbee on windows?
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kmonsen
4y ago
To be honest, it was very easy to miss what parent was saying. Your comment helps clarify though, thanks!
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kmonsen
4y ago
That is also fairly bad, the justices view here seems extremely reasonable. I don't necessarily like it but legally it is pretty clear from how the US is set up that we have a strong federal overreach.
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kmonsen
4y ago
I don't have Asperger's but I fully agree with you. I also grew up in Scandinavia were laws are not this selectively enforced. Not saying it never happens, but most people think it is wrong.
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4y ago
I don't really disagree but my counter argument is that I think breaking the law should be meaningful and enforcement should not be random and perhaps politically motivated. Weed in particular has been used to stop and search cars with
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kmonsen
4y ago
Or you can have a group of countries that mostly cooperates and leave out the ones that only take and never give.
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kmonsen
4y ago
Yeah if they want to go full political correct that is probably the best place to start.
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kmonsen
4y ago
Twitter is an advertising company not a consumer company (Tesla is a consumer company)
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kmonsen
4y ago
I feel like every site is doing it these days. Wonder if browsers should start blocking it.
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kmonsen
4y ago
4000 fps ~= 2800 mph
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kmonsen
4y ago
The issue is that you need to talk to EA servers to play the game, or whatever the movie is hosted etc, and at that time they can choose to accept whatever token you have. Or they can reject it. So unless the content is also decentralized y
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4y ago
Personal liberty and societies needs often conflict. I am happy we mostly choose to favor liberty and I am convinced in the long run this make a better and more productive society. Even if it isn't that is clearly the society I want to
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4y ago
And women that want to can still go trough with pregnancy and adopt the child out if they want to. It is their right to choose if they want to dedicate 9 months of their lives to giving birth, including sacrificing their body and possibly g
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kmonsen
4y ago
Software engineers are not a group, there was no way "we" could decide not to do this.
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4y ago
Lets first look at the Romans, one of the first articles from Google is: https://owlcation.com/humanities/roman-executions-why-the-ro... As you can see there were two types of crimes that got brutal death penalty, the
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kmonsen
4y ago
Historically speaking death penalty had been used mostly to keep powerful people in power more then keeping society safe.
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4y ago
Nitrogen gas is painless and very quick.
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kmonsen
4y ago
No hypocrisy does not require intent. I would say actually that usually it is reflexive and not intended. I w would go as far as saying we are all guilty of it sometimes.
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