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by nhinck2 1y ago
If you have ever looked and their end of year reddit usage recap you would know that they have absolutely no idea how to calculate usage and engagement correctly.
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by nhinck2 1y ago
https://www.cigionline.org/articles/why-east-texas-ground-ze...
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by nhinck2 1y ago
Any business that changes the terms of a subscription service unilaterally should be forced to cancel all current subscriptions and have the users go through the sign up process again.
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by nhinck2 1y ago
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by nhinck2 1y ago
Wouldn't an antimeme be something that was non-communicable? It'd be the idea of something being perfectly memorable but when you attempt to describe it or begin in anyway to record or communicate about it your mind just goes blan
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by nhinck2 1y ago
Only one of them was found guilty of sexual harassment. If you're going to pull out the read the article bit... you know...
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by nhinck2 1y ago
Was this chef's knife designed to bypass stabproof vests?
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by nhinck2 1y ago
I mean you can also walk out of a store without paying before they can stop you. Doesn't change the nature of the offence.
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by nhinck2 1y ago
I love when these threads pop up. It's fascinating to see people go nuclear over small issues and then take it public like everyone else should care.
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by nhinck2 1y ago
Sure but it doesn't mean anything, how much has the internet grown since Google's inception?
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by nhinck2 1y ago
> telling things (as) they really are Lol, what reality do you live in?
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by nhinck2 2y ago
Text join and split are now in excel
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by nhinck2 2y ago
> Grasping the big picture, communicating effectively and possessing domain knowledge will be key But isn't this all the things AI promises to solve for you?
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by nhinck2 2y ago
According to?
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by nhinck2 2y ago
Yes.
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by nhinck2 2y ago
It's anti-anti-competitive, they aren't only giving it to GM. Similarly Volvo giving away seat belt designs was not anti-competitive and neither would this.
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by nhinck2 2y ago
Microsoft notoriously enables and re-enables features on patching regardless of the user's preferences.
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by nhinck2 2y ago
Doesn't seem egregious.
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by nhinck2 2y ago
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Window_function_(SQL) They didn't add anything.
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by nhinck2 2y ago
Not that's its a commonly used but can't you middle mouse click and scroll around? And shift or alt (which I have actually forgotten) mouse wheel as well.
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by nhinck2 2y ago
I really can't imagine what you did to make basic functionality so difficult to achieve. Even as someone who prefers making desktop apps, making Web apps should not be comparatively harder.
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by nhinck2 2y ago
Welfare for lower socio-economic groups had a positive ROI.
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by nhinck2 3y ago
But a rates a rate?
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by nhinck2 3y ago
https://sims.fandom.com/wiki/Reticulating_splines I honestly can't tell if you are joking.
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by nhinck2 3y ago
Do you profit from people testing your ability to memorise the book and give them the ability to substantially recreate the original work and act in competition to the original author?
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by nhinck2 3y ago
Coined as mann-gell if I'm remembering this video correctly. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=wBBnfu8N_J0
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by nhinck2 3y ago
The video implies that they were amenable to allowing the project until they found out it used proprietary Nintendo libraries. Which unfortunately meant they couldn't ignore it.
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by nhinck2 3y ago
> what would the effects be on the competitiveness of the US AI industry against other countries that aren't beholden to the ruling? If it is found to be breach of copyright then the berne convention comes into play which makes it h
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by nhinck2 3y ago
That would accurately describe a situation where suicide rates were minimising absolutely due to one group decreasing disproportionately. The title as-is is accurate
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by nhinck2 3y ago
I think you are too far in the hole to read the title properly. It is absolutely not implying what you think it is.

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