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by nisegami 3y ago
>Is that really such an outlandish request? Yes? Do you not see any of the endless ways that could be an instant deal-breaker. Anyone who is relying on ride-share apps to get there or get back; anyone driving who wants to use their phone
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by nisegami 3y ago
Legal rights are not moral rights.
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by nisegami 3y ago
I'm in the market for a tablet, but my primary use is media consumption so screen+speakers are of the highest importance. But that said, this still looks very promising. I signed up for email notifications, so it depends on when it bec
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by nisegami 3y ago
Yes, I agree. Reading "The Unreliable One" section in the context of someone who is being pulled in too many different directions by incompetent management really changes how it comes across.
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by nisegami 3y ago
Complex solutions are much, much easier than simple solutions.
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by nisegami 3y ago
>You're not learning anything valuable by learning Tailwind. Learn CSS, that will stick with you for the next 20 years. Tailwind maps onto CSS in a very straightforward way. I think you'd have to go out of your way to "lea
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by nisegami 3y ago
>He says he wants that earlier and we say no because no one wants to rush it as we don't want to cause a possible side effect if we fail in something. My style is to say sure then take 2 weeks anyway.
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by nisegami 3y ago
I can absolutely see certain groups refusing to believe their distant ancestors were from Africa and grasping at any alternative explanation.
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by nisegami 3y ago
This study https://arxiv.org/abs/2308.03110
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by nisegami 3y ago
What's different here is that this sample is exhibiting some of the properties that a successful sample would, indicating that this is not an outright dud. They also seem to have an explanation for why/how they might observe those
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by nisegami 3y ago
To use a word like hoax would require at least some hint of the authors falsifying data or intentionally misrepresenting things. LK-99 is still very magnetically interesting even if it is not a superconductor. Interpreting those interesting
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by nisegami 3y ago
I'm from the Caribbean and my backyard has orange trees, a mango tree, a guava tree, a lime tree and others (but no avocado tree). So your choices were pretty spot on.
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by nisegami 3y ago
>if the source were available with reproducible builds Does Signal itself even have reproducible builds?
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by nisegami 3y ago
I think out of the ~15 developers at my company, only 2 willingly do 8 to 4, and no one does 9-5 or 10-6. Most people who have a choice do either 6-2 or 7-3. Edit to add: one of my coworkers who does 6-2 video calls her kid on mornings beca
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by nisegami 3y ago
"Win32 Is The Only Stable ABI on Linux"
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by nisegami 3y ago
>Minimum requirements >OS: Windows 10 (v2004) One day I'll figure out how to get Waydroid working, but I wish stuff like this worked on Linux more easily.
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by nisegami 3y ago
Anyone suggesting measures that happen locally where the exams are written misses the point that in a lot of societies, there is a lot less trust in your fellow citizens to behave fairly.
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by nisegami 3y ago
>If you are a 'salaried' employee in the US, the whole concept of 'working hours' is thrown out of the window. It depends? If the hours are enforced in the 'you must be here from x:00 to y:00' sense, then it
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by nisegami 3y ago
I'm from a country with no real guarantees about the water supply. Most people only have a filter installed on their kitchen faucet and just avoid ingesting water from any other taps in the house.
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by nisegami 3y ago
>That seems like a great idea! Hey, I'm curious though, does the doctor approach the unborn child, and ask what he or she would choose? And yet, no unborn child has ever asked to be born.
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by nisegami 3y ago
>Not just containers, all the core linux stuff. gcc, binutils, gnome, systemd, etc. Depending on who you're talking to, this may not be a good thing.
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by nisegami 3y ago
Why is that depressing? Genuinely asking.
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by nisegami 3y ago
>The larger part knows I'll never ship a game when I keep letting web projects get into the way. I don't know if you knew this, but Slack started as a project for a game dev team to communicate. https://wiredelta.com
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by nisegami 3y ago
>Except most normal people don't use their corporate email address for personal stuff. This does not line up with what I've seen in the world.
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by nisegami 3y ago
Is it actually just fine, or have you not noticed the slow and gradual degradation of its color accuracy and brightness?
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by nisegami 3y ago
4chan boards work pretty similarly to reddit subs, no? At least the major ones have volunteer jannies.
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by nisegami 3y ago
>There are a few large subs with moderators that are basically in Reddit’s pocket. If they are in Reddit's pocket, why are they protesting?
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by nisegami 3y ago
>If you look around a bit, it’s not their users who are making noise about wanting it. Why should they care about a competitor’s users? Their users are already their users. But their competitor's users can be converted into their us
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by nisegami 3y ago
>and preventing AdSense customers from accepting advertising from rival search engines This one makes sense to me and is pretty tangible.
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by nisegami 3y ago
As expected, the comments here seem generally in support of such a move. But, it is really unclear to me how such a move would improve my life or the lives of most typical users. Genuinely open to having it explained to me.

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