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by muyuu 6y ago
Yea I agree. I'm super negative and I don't think I've ever liked any other USB before, but this standard is great. I only wish some of my older hardware had it, won't buy a new tablet without USB-C.
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by muyuu 6y ago
I disagree. I'm in the UK and it's every bit as bad if not worse than the US in all cultural spheres and academia. The difference is that there has been much less pushback, if someone like Trump managed to be elected - which is hi
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by muyuu 6y ago
In a company setting, debate more often than not actually exacerbates the issue. You don't want the conversation in that setting because the relationship in the company hierarchy is inherently negative for moral debates.
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by muyuu 6y ago
Any official statements released?
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by muyuu 6y ago
Trying to enforce characteristics for the network at the global scale is incompatible with the most basic degrees of freedom of expression. However, at some point all large corporations - so far - want to weaponise their control of the netw
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by muyuu 6y ago
I love his idea, the problem I have is that I hate github. Would it work outside of Github?
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by muyuu 6y ago
But Section 230 doesn't account for it... I honestly don't think it's practicable as much as it pains me. You rely on some goodwill from the site, and if you open it to lawsuits you will get none.
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by muyuu 6y ago
His idea has better incentives. He doesn't have to insert himself or make consulting necessary, he has an incentive to make the running costs as low as possible, and the manuals as good as possible. Among other things.
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by muyuu 6y ago
It's a matter of scale. As size grows, rules become harder to enforce and the amount of comments that would derail conversations sky-rocket. Living under the same rules globally, esp. across ideologies and world-views, is a disaster fo
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by muyuu 6y ago
I think you are, sadly, completely correct. And that is why Section 230 in IMO unworkable as it was conceived, as it provides exceptions on a justification that is completely false. Honestly I don't see what's the best alternative
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by muyuu 6y ago
That was the idea years ago, but they completely abandoned it. https://archive.vn/KojNR#selection-7875.0-7947.5 Brief recap on its current state of affairs: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wqx4wdn4Odc (18 m
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by muyuu 6y ago
Yep reddit is increasing its conformity and intolerance to dissent at a very quick pace, maybe because it's election year? But in the past such forays have been one way only. As the subs where you can speak with some degree of openness
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by muyuu 6y ago
maybe it's because you use the "redesign"?
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by muyuu 6y ago
The presence of content that is extremely inadmissible for Big Tech is a good sign in my book. It's very easy to select the type of content you actually want to see.
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by muyuu 6y ago
Can I try this in an older Android tablet? I thought it was a TF-lite thing under the hood.
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by muyuu 6y ago
If you find that your skills and career make it unfeasible to find much realisation, then probably your best strategy is making work "just work" - there's a tendency to lying to oneself in this industry. The vast majority of
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by muyuu 6y ago
Really well put. It's a combination of this phenomenon and a push for commoditising engineers/makers. Paradoxically it's based on "sound economics" - the clear advantage of commoditising "resources" and th
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by muyuu 7y ago
much stronger surveillance of the user, thus better surveillance surplus
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by muyuu 7y ago
Liberapay? Also SubscribeStar.
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by muyuu 7y ago
It's a theory both ways. You are choosing to believe they are wrong in that assumption.
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by muyuu 7y ago
That is assuming that the information in this article is incorrect. Could have been identified earlier and the information censored. The implication is that there was enough time for this to be the case. There are 1.5 months between the tim
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by muyuu 7y ago
Ordinary people benefit from the extra protection as well. N95/FFP2 masks are more effective protecting from virus in the coronavirus family and this is tested. Obviously, the more exposed you are the more you benefit from extra measur
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by muyuu 7y ago
Extremely late. Already discovered by Chinese doctors in November, and they were silenced by the government.
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by muyuu 7y ago
The only thing that the Spanish did with the influenza was to study it first, because countries involved in the conflict wouldn't reveal they were hit by an epidemic.
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by muyuu 7y ago
Ooops! there are bugs and bugs.
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by muyuu 7y ago
> Okay, I know they're chasing one of two things here: a higher level of revenue from the advertising they can embed in the app, or some app-download metric that can be converted somehow somewhere to more money. Surveillance surplus
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by muyuu 7y ago
It's the maxed-out 13in. Intel Iris 1536 MB. Not a sound.
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by muyuu 7y ago
I use my 2015 MBP with an external 4K monitor every day and it works like a charm. No delay, no fans going off, etc.
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by muyuu 7y ago
Possibly, but it's a dangerously fragile ecosystem where absurd concessions are the norm.
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by muyuu 7y ago
This is truly unconscionable.

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