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by mlrtime 11mo ago
Prisoners delima...
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by mlrtime 11mo ago
You're missing the collective action problem. When 95% of kids have TikTok, telling your kid "no" doesn't just mean having a conversation about social media harms, it means making them a social outcast. Sure, you can be
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by mlrtime 11mo ago
Government already had the control. It's enforcing the will of the people, and the parents DO want this. So I don't see the issue.
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by mlrtime 11mo ago
This is a good reason to pay for the nabu casa subscription, it is worth it! (Not for nest only, just remote access)
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by mlrtime 11mo ago
Try to read a document/book on the linux boot process and it is VERY complicated if you actually want to know all the steps from POST to a tty login. You can strip some of it away but focusing on one path (UEFI vs BIOS) or just ignorin
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by mlrtime 11mo ago
The fact checkers can continue to do what they are doing now, they just won't get a visa. They aren't being stopped from doing their job, just can't do it in the US. (Late reply, sorry)
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by mlrtime 11mo ago
WTH Are you talking about?
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by mlrtime 11mo ago
I would just be happy to never have a ICS file every saved to my drive again. Whoever created the concept of a calendar invite saving a ICS file has created me hours of frustration.
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by mlrtime 11mo ago
>Because tips are important to the income of delivery shoppers, I find that I generally get good produce selections Wait, you tip to get a good selection of produce to be delivered to you? This is very bizarre to me.
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by mlrtime 11mo ago
I like it, I order on my phone before I get to the place and just pick it up. Any reason to like the old way is just nostalgia in my head.
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by mlrtime 11mo ago
I thought about this a lot with parking spaces, nobody like big, open, tree-less parking lots. Why not just build them up adjacent to the grocery store. The answer is $. It costs too much and land is cheaper than building up (In most places
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by mlrtime 11mo ago
Thank you, I've replied too many times that if people want low priced housing, it's easily found in Texas. The replies are empty or stating that they don't want to live there because... it's Texas. So the young want chea
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by mlrtime 11mo ago
How do you handle the constant complaints about clicking on a email link or some other tracking link and it not working? Or do you not import any lists into nexdns?
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by mlrtime 11mo ago
Replying late, but show me where you can get a 5g modem, that is powered by POE, allows you to connect via a remote switch and automatically sets it as a failover wan to the router. That was available 5 years ago?
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by mlrtime 11mo ago
What is the probability of being born blind? What is the probability of having schizophrenia? What is the probability of both? What is the probability of both + having resources to have it diagnosed?
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by mlrtime 11mo ago
Steve Jobs + Iphone for his kids.
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by mlrtime 11mo ago
Well op is comparing one cigarette to another, expanding your metaphors. And they're both "free".
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by mlrtime 11mo ago
He was right that people would make up fake scenarios on a social media platform for karma points about a device that nobody needs to buy?
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by mlrtime 11mo ago
I'm going to keep this sort of on topic and this will not be a popular opinion. No, this does not need legislation. If you don't wants ads on your refrigerator, how about not buying a refrigerator with a screen built in, it's
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by mlrtime 11mo ago
Because it's internet + social media. You should assume 60% of it is made up, every time. People are either saying things they know to be untrue, or things they think are true but or not.
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by mlrtime 11mo ago
Can you point to a law that states it's illegal to publish the truth?
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by mlrtime 11mo ago
The folks that are selectively using "facts" to push a narrative can continue to do so, The US DOS is not stopping them.
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by mlrtime 11mo ago
Where exactly is the dictatorship here? Or is this just a vague line meant to imply something without actually saying it? If you have a point to make, just say it plainly.
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by mlrtime 11mo ago
That was true before Crypto and AI.
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by mlrtime 11mo ago
Every HN thread about AI eventually has someone claiming the code it produces is “trash” or “non-working.” There are plenty of top-tier programmers here who dismiss anyone who actually finds LLM-generated code useful, even when it gets the
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by mlrtime 11mo ago
You could say the same about the airplane, does the CO2 emissions that the airline states for my seat include building the plane, the R/D, training the pilot.
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by mlrtime 11mo ago
I don't agree with your comments, especially using PirateBay as an example. Stating either as "bad" is purely subjective. I find both PirateBay and ChatGPT both good things. They both bring value to me personally. I'd wa
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by mlrtime 11mo ago
The cost of urban development has a lot more to do with regulation and limits on building rights than with income inequality. Zoning rules, permitting, height caps, and other constraints keep supply artificially low, which pushes developers
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by mlrtime 11mo ago
This is great in theory, but not practice and not practiced anywhere. You could site some EU countries with a very homogeneous population and a GDP < half of the states, but it's not convincing. I don't think we currently have
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by mlrtime 11mo ago
I think it's selective outrage and people really don't care what happens to Micky Mouse. I'm not a fan of Disney, but I don't think my life would be better if we saw a bunch of clones from China because it's now &qu

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