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by ncr100 2y ago
It was repulsive and disturbing to me. That piano could have been used. * My other comment https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40292445
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by ncr100 2y ago
AH could that be why their "thinnest iPad" advertisement was to crush usable piano, metronome, etc? the iPad division // department does NOT respect reuse?
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by ncr100 2y ago
Repulsive, how the FIRST introductory scene today was them CRUSHING perfectly usable products. * https://twitter.com/nobi/status/1787888454849966295 * https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ntjkwIXWtrc T
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by ncr100 2y ago
Consequences: Amazon must post national-scale notices, authored by the NLRB, that "joining a Union is Okay, and Amazon violated labor laws", effectively.
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by ncr100 2y ago
https://archive.is/dFV2Q
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by ncr100 2y ago
https://youtu.be/IgJ6YolLxYE This video presents AFR, failure rates, derived from prior backblaze reports, aggregated. Definitely worth a watch if you're interested in this report.
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by ncr100 3y ago
Sorta right, sorta wrong, premise is weak -- Weed is NOT PHYSICALLY ADDICTIVE. It can be psychologically. Beer / hard liquor IS PHYSICALLY addictive. Cigarettes ARE. Caffeine IS.
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by ncr100 3y ago
THEREFORE they will be able to move CASH money out of their stores TO BANKS, resulting in fewer "smash and grab" incidents ... aka, "Hyundai meet storefront of weed shop." Looking forward to this, silly to see so many Ki
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by ncr100 3y ago
I remember! What's it called? Hyperloop! > Well, sir, there's nothing on earth > Like a genuine, bona fide > Electrified, one-car hyperloop > What'd I say? Hyperloop! - sung to the notes of the song "Monorail
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by ncr100 3y ago
/jk Doomsday plane deserves to have some Sierra Nevada beer on board. Sheesh.
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by ncr100 3y ago
* An ENEMY STATE has controlling influence of a widely used social network in the USA. People's minds are influenced by it .. "You are what you eat" holds for what you read/watch and consequently think * This legislation
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by ncr100 3y ago
No, though they should have a real hardware version of the machine here on earth, to test out hypotheses.
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by ncr100 3y ago
This achievement feels like it should be CELEBRATED, like in the Oscars of Software Engineering ... Technical Achievement award: * NASA
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by ncr100 3y ago
That's right, my phone rarely crashes when I'm playing a song or video. I think it was a fantastic demo. Crashing Happened a lot in demos back then, nowadays it's not so common.
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by ncr100 3y ago
Or if it had a mood sensor, and scrolled >>rapidly<< downwards if distress detected, with the logic that the user would never be satisfied with the amount of dopamine generated from any amount of doomscrolling performed.
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by ncr100 3y ago
> user: enderfusion > created: July 21, 2015 > karma: 419 Interesting - and WELCOME!
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by ncr100 3y ago
Is "Irresponsibility" I feel -- without any true blame / shame though. Complex work is hard. Self-management is a big, under-appreciated part of that. So Irresponsibility maybe not on the individual Worker's shoulders, b
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by ncr100 3y ago
I speculate in a Musk company, this "I will fix it" attitude would be promoted. "I sleep on the floor" .. "You're fired for not proactively fixing a problem I just thought of a solution to". Is my speculat
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by ncr100 3y ago
The real question is who receives the $. Watch out for them, as they could be the irresponsible provocateurs here.
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by ncr100 3y ago
They should call it what it is, "vendor lock-in system" on a "shareholder security chip".
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by ncr100 3y ago
/jk just wait long enough and that zero will go to Infinity
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by ncr100 3y ago
Roblox appears to profit from this situation: * CHILDREN spend a lot of time creating content for minimal return. The Developer Revenue Return is approximately 30%. Conventional app stores should return 70 to 97%, instead. * CHILDREN buy an
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by ncr100 3y ago
It could then be how America does mobile phones. Mobile phones could still be a part of it.
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by ncr100 3y ago
I'm 50 and have noticed that drivers are more cavalier these days than at any other time in any of the other decades, from the 1970s on up, that I've watched cars, watch people's behavior. The expectation that you are your wo
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by ncr100 3y ago
(NOTE: I may misunderstand the risk of the XV backdoor - "it exec'd"..., and so my premise may be irrelevant to this convo.) Is there a way to run BASH such that it does not allow EXEC'ing things? Like, have a "secu
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by ncr100 3y ago
Maybe GH expects a force push of older, trusted xv versions has/will happen. Makes this repo untrustworthy.
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by ncr100 3y ago
He was just (50 minutes ago) removed from the oss fuzz repo. I hope this also (at least temporarily until verification of 'bad/good') remove him from the org?
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by ncr100 3y ago
The 2 GMail accounts are 85% / mainly associated with XZ work, since 2021, per searching for them explicitly via Google.
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by ncr100 3y ago
Also interesting, to me, how the GMail account for the backdoor contributor ONLY appears in the context of "XZ" discussions. Google their email address. Suggests a kind of focus, to me, and a lack of reality / genuineness.
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by ncr100 3y ago
Security Researchers : Is this request-for-private-disclosure + "90-days before public" reasonable? It's a SEVERE issue, to my mind, and 90 days seems too long to me.

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