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541.
by myko 4y ago
> These sorts of bills are nowhere near mainstream positions. I don't think being mainstream matters much, most Americans support abortion rights, for example.
542.
by myko 4y ago
In the US, at least, parents seem much more upset about a child seeing a bare female presenting breast than someone being stabbed/shot/killed in a movie.
543.
by myko 4y ago
*Democratic party
544.
by myko 4y ago
That probably is the greatest innovation Google launched in his tenure, and they killed it! How frustrating.
545.
by myko 4y ago
As a middle / HS student in the rural US I got on my bus at 5:55 to start school at 7:30. When I wasn't in sports I would leave school at 2:30 on the bus and get home at 4:30 (we stopped at the elementary school to pick them up an
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by myko 4y ago
I think the US has a food problem more than an activity/exercise problem. Over the long term one cannot outrun a poor diet. Attempts to fix this problem are met with derision and quickly toppled due to politics over reason, see: https
547.
by myko 4y ago
True, most folks don't even realize Orwell was a Democratic Socialist.
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by myko 4y ago
> this is also why they kill older products. The cost of keeping the lights on is greatly elevated when keeping the lights on means keeping up with the latest codes. This is a really good point and I think accurate when it comes to small
549.
by myko 4y ago
Doesn't seem better now. Maybe certain teams do better? Seems rampant.
550.
by myko 4y ago
> Sure, but this is unsustainable. Not exactly unsustainable considering Google has been very successful with this approach!
551.
by myko 4y ago
Google uses piper and perforce (well, g4) before that
552.
by myko 4y ago
This sounds pretty reasonable actually, but it would need to account for miles driven too. Does Norway?
553.
by myko 4y ago
Awesome to see California leading the way. Sad my state is going the other direction - the fee to register an EV here is $200/yr. This is a nascent market and the state should be promoting it and upgrading the grid, but petty politics
554.
by myko 4y ago
To be fair this is the kind of forum where many folks will kind these activities entertaining.
555.
by myko 4y ago
I agree re: the hardware but Google's OS feels pristine/top of class in the mobile world, Samsung (and other phone maker's) bloatware just seems annoying.
556.
by myko 4y ago
These APIs exist for NSView (AppKit) as well: https://developer.apple.com/documentation/swiftui/nsviewrepr... https://developer.apple.com/documentation/swiftui/nsviewcont... Or is that n
557.
by myko 4y ago
Great to see. NIMBYs need to go away IMO. So much space and no reason not to use it.
558.
by myko 4y ago
Kitura is no longer maintained but one of its primary competitors is still going strong: https://vapor.codes/
559.
by myko 4y ago
Using VSCode instead of Xcode should work fairly well: https://www.swift.org/blog/vscode-extension/ https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=sswg.swi...
560.
by myko 4y ago
What's stopping you from using it on Linux, or your platform of choice? It seems to be supported well enough, and Vapor is a decent toolkit for building a webapp with it.
561.
by myko 4y ago
The BBC operates independently of the government. That is a fact. RT, for example, takes direction directly from the Kremlin and is nothing more than a propaganda hose.
562.
by myko 4y ago
Do elected officials in the UK government tell the BBC what to say?
563.
by myko 4y ago
They could have rebranded Soviet communism as a tough no nonsense real man’s ideology and brought big chunks of the American right. This has literally happened though. The extremist right loves V. Putin. Tucker, trump, etc. sing his
564.
by myko 4y ago
akin to how Europe has banned RT Seems very different considering RT says whatever the Kremlin tells them to say and the BBC is a legitimate news organization
565.
by myko 4y ago
>>> "First I’ve heard. It is not possible for me to fix every aspect of Twitter worldwide overnight, while still running Tesla and SpaceX, among other things." Wow, strong "I take no responsibility" vibes from t
566.
by myko 4y ago
Yes, there's even a shirt for it: https://www.homage.com/products/the-silicon-heartland Makes sense for tech companies to be in the Columbus area, Ohio State has an excellent CS program. The big markets in Columbu
567.
by myko 4y ago
It's the official name of the university, whereas most would just be "X State University", OSU happens to have "The" in its official name, that's all: https://library.osu.edu/archives/faq#1
568.
by myko 4y ago
> The data in the table is over 80% major injuries, with heart damage being the primary one — and heart problems like myocarditis have extremely high fatality rates. What the antivax crowd keeps ignoring is that myocarditis is a rare sid
569.
by myko 4y ago
The vaccine technology used was studied for 20+ years. Billions of doses have been administered. They're safe. This antivax nonsense should be banned from the site. Just read your own article: "Any link to Covid vaccines has been
570.
by myko 4y ago
It is likely covid-19 related, yes. Not vaccine related, which I think you may be implying. Excess deaths have been climbing since covid kicked off: https://ourworldindata.org/excess-mortality-covid ; we're not doing a

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