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lazide
3mo ago
Legally and ‘they won’t do everything they can to stop you’ are not the same thing of course.
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lazide
3mo ago
Most countries disagree?
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lazide
3mo ago
[ https://news.climate.columbia.edu/2020/05/08/interactive-map... ] And getting worse.
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3mo ago
Fans do you no good when the humidity is above a certain point. You’re also losing a lot of water to evaporation from sweating if it is doing anything at all. There is a reason why Singapore switched to AC pretty much everywhere except old
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lazide
3mo ago
No kidding, that is what I was referring too. Precision for a typical doorbell camera is going to be several minutes of angle at best, which is my point.
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3mo ago
Also, a typical consumer camera is going to struggle (even with the best analysis!) to have visual accuracy within even a few degrees of true (due to everything from high compression ratios in post processing to shitty optical properties in
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lazide
3mo ago
Depends on the work and the customer.
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lazide
3mo ago
Talk about a terrible indictment of western culture if I ever heard of one!
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lazide
3mo ago
lol, if you don’t put an NDA (or otherwise make it clear it’s a trade secret and try to protect it), you lose the protection the moment you start sending that out. Including in contracts.
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lazide
3mo ago
Sounds like a religious aversion to all lending? Usury usually means ruinously high interest rates , not all lending. Unless you’re Muslim, generally.
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3mo ago
Not only that, they don’t need to worry if they lose their phone they’re locked out of their accounts too!
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3mo ago
Except I literally never want to have auth tied to a device. That’s ridiculous.
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3mo ago
Eh, like drugs, the US is addicted to cheap imported labor. Like cartels and imported hard drugs, ‘tin pot socialist kleptocracies dependent on exported resources (including people)’ and ‘abused and underpaid immigrant underclass’ are two h
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3mo ago
New York and California have been haphazardly doing so for decades.
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3mo ago
The literal president of the United States is heavily implicated in a giant CSA (and trafficking) scandal.
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3mo ago
Switches. They never said they were legal. Rather the opposite.
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lazide
3mo ago
Do you realize how deranged you sound?
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3mo ago
I’m not saying it’s bad. I will note, however, that if it is actually accomplishing something net useful usually requires a long attention span and skepticism, which as you note the tools actively train everyone away from.
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lazide
3mo ago
Being engaged == doing stuff, not necessarily being actually productive. Busy does not always equal doing something useful. Easy to pay a lot to the model vendor though eh?
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3mo ago
Sure, and hamburgers and shakes are bad for us. Also very popular.
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lazide
3mo ago
Having done all that (what you’re doing) - it often just ends up wasted effort, with poor quality at the end. Why not just actually do the thing, instead?
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3mo ago
Churches remain popular as well.
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lazide
3mo ago
A big factor behind psychics is because it feeds a deep need to believe that someone knows and/or there is actually a plan.
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3mo ago
Notably, it used to take effort to produce crap on the internet, now it’s nearly the default action. Signal to noise has taken a dramatic hit.
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3mo ago
Every port of entry I’ve been in, they have the same setup at every booth, which definitely includes the fingerprint machines. Even Texas, though I just got waved through due to the creepy gait/face recognition thing without stopping.
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lazide
3mo ago
Maybe (hamfistedly) angling for a bribe to ‘expedite’?
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3mo ago
Dublin is amazingly chill with passport/visa/immigration. I once needed an actual stamp in my passport, and the agent literally apologized to me for taking up the space. I thought she might be messing with me, but not, entirely se
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3mo ago
We must close this dinghy gap!
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3mo ago
also, sometimes when they pop you’re till up 50% after everthing is said and done, even if you’re down 90% from the peak.
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3mo ago
Near as I can tell, like crypto, 90% of the ‘discussion’ has been taken over by scam artists, and any folks trying to have a non-scam discussion get yelled at by everyone else.
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