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by mhuffman 4y ago
>3 people are dead because of that site How many people are dead because of twitter/facebook/tiktok stalking, arguments, etc?
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by mhuffman 4y ago
>To speak to this, imagine if a teacher explained an aspect of math to a student; multiplication perhaps. In this case, the student does not understand. >Would you feel it sensible for the teacher to explain again, without deviation,
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by mhuffman 4y ago
Yes you can! Back in the day there was a very famous company that advertised 24/7 to do just that![1] [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/J.G._Wentworth
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by mhuffman 4y ago
Directly harassing someone is already a crime in most places. Here is an example definition: ---- (1)Fear for the person's safety or the safety of the person's immediate family or close personal associates. (2) Suffer substantial
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by mhuffman 4y ago
>I am extremely grateful that the world is not one big workplace and there's no HR to report everything to. This is how I imagine living in parts of Europe are and also how I imagine people fantasize about the US becoming. They just
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by mhuffman 4y ago
>What you're describing is a law. Electrical services are a utility and classified as fundamentally different. Is Cloudflare infrastructure that should be governed more-or-less the same way as electrical access? Yes! At this point.
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by mhuffman 4y ago
>Visa and Mastercard won't processes payments from dispensaries even though they have (effectively) no limit on the number of transactions they can support. >Visa and Mastercard threatened to cut-off OnlyFans unless they dropped
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by mhuffman 4y ago
Yes, perhaps focus more on those and less on becoming an arbiter of what is culturally appropriate for the moment.
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by mhuffman 4y ago
I'm fine with TOS, but TOS isn't the end-all in the US. For example, the electric company can't put in their TOS that I am not allowed to use electricity to view "hate speech" or hold a gathering of neo-Nazis. Neith
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by mhuffman 4y ago
I think your analogy is wrong way round. Should the mail have to take the letter to the NYT without opening it and making sure that the content is culturally appropriate, is the proper question. And I argue yes! If something in that mail tu
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by mhuffman 4y ago
>If it's made clear that you want them to leave you alone and they choose to persist, it becomes crystal clear. Let's say I buy your premise (I don't completely) but where does it stop? Does it include Trump? What about no
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by mhuffman 4y ago
I mean, at some point you have to consider something a "proper" message queue. Otherwise, at the lower extreme your web server would act as a message queue.
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by mhuffman 4y ago
But not in the United States. Hate speech at least, and harassment is a bit murky these days anyway. Swatting is certainly harassment, but is making fun of someone for being odd? Imagine for a moment that Cloudflare leans in and starts doin
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by mhuffman 4y ago
I'd prefer that Cloudflare, or any other highly used web infrastructure, not be used as a speech/thought gatekeeping weapon and just stick to blocking things that are illegal only.
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by mhuffman 4y ago
>How would they vote at all? I’m not aware of any local council that grants votes based upon tax dollars paid or acreage. It’s one person one vote for actual residents. I don't know of any local councils that grant local votes to an
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by mhuffman 4y ago
Exactly! Shrinkflation, wage suppression, union busting, dynamic pricing of medications, etc -- lick, lick, lick! [1] https://etc.usf.edu/lit2go/175/grimms-fairy-tales/3068/cat-a... (edit, this isn't
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by mhuffman 4y ago
>I'm assuming the grids compose, so I can work on one group (say name-address set) and it'll be well behaved when added into a larger layout grid. Yes. That will work as expected. >Here the labels and inputs in a and d, as w
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by mhuffman 4y ago
>Some concrete examples or resources would be much appreciated. Ok. I am not sure of your current front-end experience level, so I will give pointers as if you are not experienced with CSS grid, forgive me if this is incorrect. The key C
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by mhuffman 4y ago
>How do you handle the transition at 2:04 where "Last Name" is moved from its own row to sharing a row with "First Name"? Keep in mind I might want to add a third element in that row afterwards. This is pretty simple
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by mhuffman 4y ago
https://xtdb.com maybe?
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by mhuffman 4y ago
>We all believed that we were awesome and would continue growing and winning. Hilarious since Klarna has one of the worst customer service experiences I have ever witnessed. Their real monetization strategy seems to be to get your mobile
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by mhuffman 4y ago
>I think it would be a miracle if any product could teach you how to cook and get you food in 5 minutes. I mean, TikTok and Youtube do this with simple recipes by the thousands. Good luck with this idea, but I think it might be targeted
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by mhuffman 4y ago
I was under the impression that the drivers had some input into what they would be willing to drive for and competition would do the rest. But if Uber has internal caps, that would make critical mass impossible in smaller towns.
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by mhuffman 4y ago
That is a good point, I was under the impression that the drivers had some input into what they would be willing to drive for and competition would do the rest. But if Uber has internal caps, that would make some small towns just untenable.
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by mhuffman 4y ago
On the other hand, actually having at least one real driver would a) allow that driver to make bank by being basically a monopoly, until b) other real drivers saw this and entered the market making everything kosher.
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by mhuffman 4y ago
>Uber would consistently lie about the availability of a WAV vehicle Uber lies about the availability of all vehicles, I think! I live in a town where there are no Uber drivers, but if you open up the app it will show 3 available with ti
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by mhuffman 4y ago
> But then business owners would do things that would make citizens say, "they shouldn't be able to do that." So rules/laws were made to prevent people from doing it. By "citizens", I assume you mean other b
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by mhuffman 4y ago
>Not to be an ass, but playing with css and html isn't programming. At all. It's making web pages. ... except you can literally make desktop and mobile applications now by "playing with css and html"! ^electron -- shu
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by mhuffman 4y ago
No, crypto-currencies would be considered a black-ball technology because "unauthorized" people would be able to make transactions. So any anonymous crypto will be outlawed and then all of the "approved" ones that are ea
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by mhuffman 5y ago
You can tweak and retrain many existing models with transfer learning and that does not require you to have Google-level resources ... only the people that do the original model.

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