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by mateus1 2y ago
Very interesting, I wonder if you could incorporate text prediction so that you can write a sentence in just one key (aside from space).
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by mateus1 2y ago
There’s an Automattic footer. I’m baffled at the stupidity.
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by mateus1 2y ago
The idea that parent control is censorship is very funny. Kid’s brains shouldn’t be exposed to addictive and exploitative content.
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by mateus1 2y ago
I tried doing a low carb diet and it wrecked my mental health. Worsened my depression and mood swings. It just does not jive with some psychiatric conditions.
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by mateus1 2y ago
Of course it is. It’s just isn’t news when it’s done for profit at a massive scale by a megacorp millionaire CEO
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by mateus1 2y ago
Are you sensitized by the death of thousands of people due to automated coverage deny systems he put in place?
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by mateus1 2y ago
They weren’t just involved. They were the brains behind some evil moves such as giving bonuses per opioid OD rates and bribing the best pill pushing doctors with bribes disguised as speaker fees.
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by mateus1 2y ago
I don’t think lack of hardware expertise is the problem. The biggest issue is that Google leadership does not seem capable of thinking long or even medium term. Waymo, Glass, and the myriad of discontinued software products are a proof of i
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by mateus1 2y ago
I don’t think it’s fair to downplay this since there are very few countries in it. We should shame countries outside these initiatives
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by mateus1 2y ago
Any alternatives?
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by mateus1 2y ago
Heartwarming to see the community response here, long live tteck. I’ve just built my first homelab and have favored OpenMediaVault which seems better suited for my use.
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by mateus1 2y ago
This is not a “good deed for the public” done by Google, this is just a self serving tool to enforce their algorithms and digital property. There is nothing “bad” here for the public but it’s certainly not good either.
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by mateus1 2y ago
Google is branding this in a positive light but this is just AI text DRM.
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by mateus1 2y ago
It does not make sense to paint paper ballots as something that is inherently better.. Paper ballots have many potential vector attacks many of which are stupidly easy or even unintentional (e.g. hanging chads)
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by mateus1 2y ago
That’s such a naive take. For the past 5 years at least these layoffs are not about particular projects being discontinued or even improving the bottom line. This is about how people are expendable and their priority is investors.
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by mateus1 2y ago
The most annoying part when I worked in marketing was explaining to people that it’s not about the their opinion, it’s about profit. One person’s take is worthless.
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by mateus1 2y ago
What volume did you do? I took about the same amount as the OP and had it too.
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by mateus1 2y ago
Oh wow, I had a very similar experience with brain zaps after a slightly lower dose over 4 days. They were mostly non intrusive and around the nape of my head. I hope they’re not a signal of damage.
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by mateus1 2y ago
I wonder how much of this sound pollution disproportionately affects autistic people. We need to make our soundscapes accessible.
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by mateus1 2y ago
Corporations are people and they can also bribe the government. I can’t see this going badly!
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by mateus1 2y ago
Beer, water, urine. I drink them all, I can’t tell the difference.
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by mateus1 2y ago
You have changed your ideals because you’ve seen examples of one specific thing on both sides of the spectrum?
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by mateus1 2y ago
Holy, that’s insane praise. Thanks for sharing.
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by mateus1 2y ago
That’s just as useful as telling someone who wants to learn about Tesla to look up “Apartheid”.
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by mateus1 2y ago
Does anyone have a good article/vid behind the BYD story? I’ve only heard of them this year and now they’re everywhere (outselling many makers here in Brazil too).
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by mateus1 2y ago
We should call this “Suicide by maximizing shareholder value”
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by mateus1 2y ago
This reads very similarly to consulting case interview questions. 1) It requires a lot of free time beforehand to study the frameworks so it filters intent but also removes those who need to work and 2) it seems objective on the surface but
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by mateus1 2y ago
That’s precisely the point. We’re using the science budget for bombs instead of helping people.
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by mateus1 2y ago
I mean, we’d probably be living like the Jetsons if the US routed 20% of the defense spend to STEM.
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by mateus1 2y ago
Yes, I was confused while reading the article. Cool story nonetheless

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