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naravara
1y ago
On one hand, yes this is very cool for a whole host of personal uses. On the other hand giving any company this level of access to as many different personal data sources as are out there scares the shit out of me. I’d feel a lot better if
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naravara
2y ago
TikTok isn’t doing much that our domestic social media overlords aren’t doing to us themselves. Yeah Facebook is for boomers and Instagram is for millennials, but they’re only targeting the platforms like that because TikTok has already sei
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naravara
2y ago
I really don’t even see the point in “deextincting” animals that went extinct due to climate or geological changes. They’re not even fit for the present ecology anymore. De-extinction of species that died due to industrialization or human s
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naravara
2y ago
The other thing Notion has that’s tough to replicate is the network effects. Enough “influencer” type people use it that there’s a pretty rich universe of readymade and shareable templates and workflows available for other users. These can
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naravara
2y ago
They turned a country that is orders of magnitude more powerful and prosperous into a client state mostly through tweets and facebook slop. It’s incredible, they’ll be studying it for decades.
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naravara
2y ago
For local context yeah, but in open defiance of their leadership not so much.
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naravara
2y ago
If the Treasury gets access to the CIA’s data that’s a data breach. Treasury does not have a compelling need to use that data and if they do, there are processes to determine that need and agreements to ensure appropriate safeguards are in
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2y ago
The practice of resigning rather than follow illegal/immoral orders seems ill suited to operating in a context where the leadership is an active adversary and can instantly replace you with someone who will just do the thing. I feel li
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naravara
2y ago
There’s no “probably” about it. There are hundreds of thousands of doses of tuberculosis treatments that aren’t being delivered and will expire. Every untreated case of TB will lead to some other number of infections and increases the odds
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naravara
2y ago
The young and incurious have been targeted, recruited, and brainwashed into this by tech moguls for just this reason. A steady diet of calcified resentments against vague, post-modernist buzzword nonsense like “woke” and “DEI” has created a
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naravara
2y ago
It wasn’t even the manipulation that was the NatSec concern, it was the amount of sensitive data they were pulling of not just TikTok users but any friends or family of theirs that they had in their contacts. This means they have data on pe
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naravara
2y ago
The pages are basically unreadable on mobile.
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naravara
2y ago
The robocalls are more rare for sure. But there’s been a huge uptick in shitty recruiters calling me with lowball offers for shitty jobs. I’ve had to remove my phone number from my resumes and delist it from indeed and stuff but it doesn’t
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naravara
2y ago
Wouldn’t the easiest way to be just have goats eat it and then collect and bury the poop?
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naravara
2y ago
If you chose Android because it’s open, then the judge has just forced Google to make it more open for you. If someone chose iOS because it’s closed then the judge has decided it can stay mostly closed. Also Google is where it is because th
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2y ago
I was excited about the brief wave of startup grocery stores that were selling zero/minimally packaged staple goods, like “The Rounds.” But it seems like they’re just not able to hit a level of scale to where they can be price competit
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naravara
2y ago
Until the Apple Intelligence features were announced the only improvements I really cared about between models is the camera. Yes it’s better in a host of other ways, but not really things that would drive me to buy a new phone. I basically
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naravara
2y ago
Leave it to the financial press to take something that’s a win for both consumers and the environment and try to frame it as a problem.
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naravara
2y ago
I think kanban boards are actually older.
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2y ago
They don’t have a monopoly on insight but they do have one on career prospects in the field unfortunately. (You can always cheat your way in if you have fuck-you money though, so hedge fund managers always get a say too.)
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2y ago
They’re already playing that game through App Review anyway though. This just gives them more granular sets of punishments they can dole out beyond just “accepted” or “rejected.” It also discourages seedy developers from just opening up cha
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2y ago
> EU politicians and EU voters want the EU to crack down on foreign tech companies EU tech companies want the EU to crack down on foreign tech companies. The Digital Markets Act’s standards for considering someone a “gatekeeper” seems li
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2y ago
> However, that same system prevent me from buying Kindle books from the Kindle app on device, for example. Even though I can open the browser on that same device and buy them from Amazon. I’m sure Apple would actually prefer that you bu
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2y ago
On the other hand, those middlemen gatekeepers also make it a big part of their value addition to me, as a customer, to throw their weight around in my favor against all the other companies I can’t be arsed to argue with. For example, one o
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2y ago
> "You can get this cheaper on website, but will no longer be able to cancel via App Store" For one thing, nobody reads that stuff and secondary, after a few months people forget the details of where and how they subscribed to
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2y ago
“Letting people go” is taking on the risk of all of those people being let go losing the ability to rent or pay their mortgages. That seems like more than an inconvenience to me if you take one of the responsibilities of being an employer a
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naravara
2y ago
It’s fine to take time to crunch output. What needs to be fast is interaction. If it tells you “Hang on I’m working on it” I don’t think anyone minds that as long as you can leave it to cook while doing something else.
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naravara
2y ago
The places where Jira is dense it is extremely cluttered and difficult to parse. And then places where I’d like Jira to be dense, it’s inexplicably not. I’m looking at a Kanban board right now. I have a 41 inch display and I can see a total
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2y ago
A vocal minority of artists and creatives who are precious about the tactile and aesthetic experiences of using the tools of their trades could also be called “Apple’s target market for the iPad Pro.” So Apple would definitely need to care
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2y ago
Logistical efficiencies mostly. It ends up being a lot of additional SKUs to manage, and it would probably discourage people from moving up a price tier if they would have otherwise. So from Apple’s perspective they’re undergoing more hassl
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