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by liamwire 5y ago
For when Retool’s team inevitably reads through this: compensate for, and fix this. Until I can see genuine efforts made to repair this situation, I’ve cancelled my account. Shame.
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by liamwire 5y ago
I think this is an incredibly poor take, and done with incredibly poor taste – pun not intended. Experience is, broadly speaking, able to be considered as a spectrum with both vast breadth, and depth. I believe this holds true not only for
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by liamwire 5y ago
At this point you’re doing nothing more than reiterating falsehoods, and it appears you’ve nothing constructive to add.
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by liamwire 5y ago
At a minimum, is needlessly increasing the workload of an unwitting third party considered a harm? I ask, because I’d be pretty fucking mad if someone came along and added potentially hundreds of man-hours of work in the form of code review
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by liamwire 5y ago
Unfortunately “no” doesn’t constitute a rebuttal, and the responding commenter makes many valid points. It is self-evident that this study tangibly involved people in the scope, those people did not provide consent prior, and now openly sta
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by liamwire 5y ago
This is just arguing in bad faith.
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by liamwire 5y ago
I really think this is the way to do it, by delighting your customers if they opt into the saving, and not insulting them if they don’t
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by liamwire 6y ago
Even with the amount of hype around CRISPR, that is... incredible. Turning patients into their own donors feels magical. I suppose in this instance, the patients wouldn’t need immunosuppressants after their treatment, as I’d expect standard
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by liamwire 6y ago
Those ‘interpretations’ are tangible, meaningful products of harm inflicted on children. Let’s not pretend there’s an alternative – that anyone is using those bits in a different way.
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by liamwire 6y ago
I think this thinking is, at least in part, a result of assuming that the decision makers are optimising for the same outcome as you might expect them to, eg. long-term growth, profitability, etc. rather than, say, bleeding the company of i
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by liamwire 6y ago
Space Law, like ultimately all law, is the law of the party/parties with the biggest guns, as it has almost always been. Any perceived or claimed neutrality so far isn’t likely to remain as commercial interest continues to expand into
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by liamwire 6y ago
Homosexuality was once considered a disorder, and is now very broadly accepted to be a trait. Could you at least entertain the idea that this could parallel with autism? In anticipation of some pseudoarguments in the vein of, ‘a disorder ca
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by liamwire 6y ago
> How can you say it’s introduction is joyful? Sure, if you want to sidestep the innumerable ways the automobile, or more accuracy the internal combustion engine, have completely revolutionised society, you could make an argument... Exce
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by liamwire 6y ago
Critically, if I want to use a smartwatch with an iPhone, I’m not limited to the Apple Watch.
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by liamwire 6y ago
I still get the same visceral reaction seeing this as I did back in 2019. Thank you for sharing this.
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by liamwire 6y ago
Excuse my ignorance—is there a resource you could share for doing so with the bootloader and key?
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by liamwire 6y ago
Phenomenal plan, until the next rapid unscheduled disassembly peppers the landscape with radioactive isotopes like a poor man’s dirty bomb.