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by not_a_shill 4y ago
I'm giving all the credit to the tiktok platform by saying the addition of the "elites" wouldn't have made any difference. They can build up people organically. They don't have to pander to the traditional elites at
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by not_a_shill 4y ago
>You want the "elites" on the platform otherwise your lurkers, who make up 90% of the DAU will have nothing to read. I don't think this is even true. I know the stats you're talking about on posters vs lurkers, but th
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by not_a_shill 4y ago
This is from 2010 before fentanyl was really a thing. Like the article stated, people are dying off of cheap pressed pills made from combos of Chinese imported RCs mixed with fentanyl. These pills are MUCH cheaper/widely available than
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by not_a_shill 4y ago
From a pharmacy POV that doesn't address your problems with Healthcare in general: Everyone gets a baseline minimum level of care, but there are varying levels of "working with" when problems arise when you have a fixed amoun
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by not_a_shill 4y ago
And Reddit will be fine, just like Twitter.
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by not_a_shill 4y ago
Do you come across as not very respectable looking or sounding? Or do you come across as aggressive? My experiences really don't match yours at all. From working as a tech a couple years back I know 1000% that every pharmacist I worked
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by not_a_shill 4y ago
And now the cat sweater people know they have to diversify where they sell their product. I've seen people sell the same stuff on multiple storefronts. (easy, Amazon, ebay) This wasn't even the #1 reason to do that anyways, so the
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by not_a_shill 4y ago
There is no way you haven't noticed reddit's servers getting overloaded. It happens fairly frequently and has for the last decade. https://www.reddit.com/r/OutOfTheLoop/comments/2trmnk/why_is...
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by not_a_shill 4y ago
They do this every time. Last thread I saw was Twitter had an outage for only 10k people for a short amount of time and HN was having a victory lap. I personally don't think that 100% uptime for everyone around the globe is even a wort
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by not_a_shill 4y ago
>I don't think we landed on a time frame. I'm actually surprised it stayed up this long. How much to get in on this? Seems like free money if you thought the time frame was that early.
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by not_a_shill 4y ago
Nah, the new ones can just be called Xllms. Then we can just keep adding Xs every generation.
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by not_a_shill 4y ago
https://github.com/ionic-team/capacitor/discussions/3899#dis... Apparently it's an issue with Android's webview interaction with accessibility settings. https://engineering.fb.com/20
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by not_a_shill 4y ago
I'd look up some Capacitor apps and see if the UI performance with webview is good enough for you. From my experience it's not great on Android, but good on iOS. Meanwhile Flutter is the other way around, and given that iOS is a
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by not_a_shill 4y ago
It does, but even if the program itself is suboptimal it's still way better than learning how to operate 10 different build systems that you use infrequently enough that you forget how they work every time you go to use them.
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by not_a_shill 4y ago
Everything in this post matches up 100% with my experiences too. Artificial time gates on multiple levels before you can do anything even if you're actually competent. Like that for a lot of licensed work, not just trades or union jobs
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by not_a_shill 4y ago
Weirdly enough Dell has had this tech since ~2018 but you had tk spoof your computer as a Dell to use it on non-dell computers. Looks like Intel bought the company that made it in 2021 and the Dell app is being discontinued.
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by not_a_shill 4y ago
Was the only non-fascist era in USA history 2015-2016 (Oberfell to Trump)? You could probably knock the years back to Obama if you want, but Prop 8 was in 2008 so it's hard to go earlier than that. NOI segregationists have existed for
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by not_a_shill 4y ago
Let me reiterate that the only evidence you've provided is wishful thinking.
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by not_a_shill 4y ago
>First, it's not one employee, but many employees. If this is all you've got, you're putting more trust in The Verge than they've earned. They have what, one direct quote from an anonymous venting app that proves that
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by not_a_shill 4y ago
>rather than be shocked and unable to work.. What proof did the disgruntled employee give you that made you believe this?
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by not_a_shill 4y ago
There are people out there that feel the same way about eating rats
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by not_a_shill 4y ago
I'm not sure if I follow. The problem is that the content filter isn't good enough, despite Google suffering from similar weaknesses?
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by not_a_shill 4y ago
I'm of the opinion that Microsoft still in the territory of bad publicity is still good publicity. 1. They have no real competition for users to switch to yet. 2. AI assisted tools are still going to be a thing regardless of how many a
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by not_a_shill 4y ago
Can't you do this with google today?
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by not_a_shill 4y ago
I want evidence that this would actually work. Something like at least once comparable incident.
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by not_a_shill 4y ago
Except it isn't. It's a degraded experience, but it's working just fine.
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by not_a_shill 4y ago
Are you kidding me? You honest to God would trust the US government if you were in his situation?
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by not_a_shill 4y ago
He did it because he wanted his tweets to be seen more. Jealousy is a baseless interpretation. I'm sure the author wouldn't want people insulting her over unhinged articles or other obvious things.
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by not_a_shill 4y ago
I got the point about misgendering the first time she wrote it. Even you made the point in a much more succinct way.
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by not_a_shill 4y ago
I'm not asking for a tldr, and I don't need a point by point refutation of someone's personal experiences. I'm asking for them to write it in a more readable format. (Even you admit you skimmed it, and didn't really

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