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Quote people that are constitutional lawyer that points out issues with the law. Passing a law that violates the constitution seems like an avenue that should be followed. Also, every article has a bias to it. If the author on NPR led with
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Related article from the time: https://arstechnica.com/information-technology/2019/04/googl... Google paid the city $3.8M to the city, for the city to clean up the mess themselves.
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For some counter programming, here is an obituary written by someone more pro Kissinger: https://www.wsj.com/articles/henry-kissingers-century-01a1a9... It was written by a man who already wrote the book: "Kissing
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I think you miss my point. When CAFE standards drastically increase the price of small cars, it impacts choice. It's similar to house prices. The more regulations you pile on, the more things cost. While those things are seen as "
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As a reminder, the increase of vehicle size has little to do with consumer choice but rather fuel efficiency standards. https://www.resources.org/common-resources/how-much-do-regul... Increasing fuel efficiency standar
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Yes it helps with KYC, but it also helps with fake accounts. People/groups that want to do fraudulent activity on Google have many of pre-created accounts to do their various schemes. It likely helps limit that. Plus, if an account is
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It depends on what libraries you use and how you structure your code. Yes, you can create inheritance hell within Java code. But you can also use composition (what Go uses) within Java and create sane code bases. Inheritance is a foot gun t
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It could be because people are blocking too many ads?
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And Google has been putting much of their investment behind jj. One other interesting thing I've noticed, mercurial has stopped building windows standalone releases. It's been that way for around 9 months.
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Zimbra 0-day used to target international government organizations
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Odd, looks like it was deleted? It's on archive.org though. https://web.archive.org/web/20231116160518/https://blog.goog... EDIT: updated URL here: https://blog.google/threat-analys
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EPA is trying to close that loophole: https://www.wired.com/story/the-us-wants-to-close-the-suv-lo... Washington Post predicted this 12 years ago: https://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs/ezra-klein&#x
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Republicans in the US are not on bored. They are threatening retaliation if EU countries move forward with it. https://www.wsj.com/articles/house-lawmakers-europe-global-c...
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It also increases the cost of every new car. People complain about housing, and goods like cars being expensive. But many fail to realize that every do-good law has a cost. "There are no solutions. There are only trade-offs."
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They publish a list of Inappropriate content. Implementing it is obviously hard when bad actors have an incentive to try to get around it. https://support.google.com/adspolicy/answer/6015406?hl=en
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Googler, opinions are my own. One thing of note is that these slides looked old (dated). The "Google" logo on the slides is pre Sept 2015 ( https://www.theverge.com/2015/9/1/9239769/new-google-l
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I would say it's also done for copyright reasons. Google will not do assistant read aloud if the article is behind a paywall. But the new read aloud that is done on device allows for reading almost all any website.
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As an owner of both, I'd say this video sums up my views on minivans. https://youtu.be/NvDSTGx9E_s TLDW: once you have 3 kids, they are amazing.
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Gamer's Nexus YouTube channel. They put a lot of effort to make sure they do like for like comparisons. They also point out that certain cards have strengths in some games and not others, and it depends on the settings. I highly reco
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You're off a little. From Dec 2022 https://www.wsj.com/articles/how-much-washington-really-owes... "That brings us to the alarming milestone. Add the net position of $29.9 trillion to the social insurance ne
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That's assuming an equal amount of carbon is produced by a given amount of extracted material, regardless of how it is used or processed. That seems an incorrect assumption completely disregards potential processing improvements that w
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Any source for pixel phones that were promised 5 years, only getting three?
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A version of this that just spells out the man's defense can be found on the opinion pages of WSJ: https://www.wsj.com/articles/texas-may-execute-a-man-based-o... The news side also had a piece on this: https:&#x
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It should be noted that the debris field was found for the missing fighter jet. https://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/f-35-fighter-jet-missin...
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I'm inclined to believe you (as putting your name out, and having a random address is fine). But I'm used to seeing profiles for founders on a website. You have a name listed on there that I can find no payments or tech history
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Also of note, the address you list in Colorado does not have your name on the property.
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One thing that doesn't help is that you have a founder name on your about page, but I'm unable to find that person where I would expect. I also don't see your company registered as an LLC in Colorado. I'm sorry, everythi
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Any more background here about position on this matter is right compared to the zig maintainers?
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He tends to write only negative things about Google. So it's par for the course.
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"There are no solutions. There are only trade-offs." Why make the decision for the consumer. This is forcing a choice on them by the state, that is going to have trade-offs, most likely increasing the price of the initial product
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