notanzaiiswear

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by notanzaiiswear 5y ago
I am so tired of this attitude. If you don't like the conditions of a job, don't take it. But don't accuse the person offering the job of greed or whatever. A simple example: suppose you are an old person who has trouble keep
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by notanzaiiswear 5y ago
I am not in the Restaurant business, so I don't know how many meals they typically sell, or how much they charge. Let's say he pays his cooks 30$ more. How long are they open, how many people work in the kitchen? Two people, 12 ho
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by notanzaiiswear 5y ago
People are getting fired over those things, it is not just mindspace of silly people.
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Well if you are friends with the devs, perhaps they could create a fork that gives it back to you.
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by notanzaiiswear 5y ago
I am not convinced the theories in that article are correct. One example: "The ultra-rich need no encouragement to refrain from buying goods and services, so any increase in income concentration should put downward pressure on interest
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by notanzaiiswear 5y ago
It's a tiny undigestible thing. There are other such things, for example stones.
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by notanzaiiswear 5y ago
How much of it permanently gets wedged inside of people's bodies, though? It seems to me plastics are not the only non-digestible thing that enters people's bodies, so it seems likely that bodies have a way to deal with it.
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by notanzaiiswear 5y ago
My takeaway from his course is that it is simply hard to do science properly. He had the example of a drunk bum showing up for a psychological experiment otherwise primarily run with students, completely spoiling the results. The first impu
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by notanzaiiswear 5y ago
Doctorow behind a paywall. That's something new. (Yes you can presumably create a free account, but you still pay with your data).
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by notanzaiiswear 5y ago
MemCoin that uses proof of Memory.
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by notanzaiiswear 5y ago
Sure there definitely can be racist elements, just wondering if perhaps at least they could be mitigated by dressing in a certain way. That's not meant to justify the behaviour of the police, just to find a short term solution for bein
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by notanzaiiswear 5y ago
I wonder if Corona was part of the issue. There were a lot of weird rules about staying in parks during the last 1.5 years. At some point, people were allowed to walk, but not to stop or sit down, for example. There were quite a few ugly sc
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by notanzaiiswear 5y ago
I suppose most of it is about drug and gang crimes. Drugs are of course debatable. Here in Berlin we have parks taken over by drug dealers and people don't feel safe. What is the solution? I don't know. Berlin's government re
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by notanzaiiswear 5y ago
Lots of companies seem to spend money on non-business related things, so there seem to be some provisions for that in the usual shareholder agreements? Many art exhibitions seem to be sponsored by financial institutions, for example.
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by notanzaiiswear 5y ago
On the one hand I agree, on the other hand it is a fact of nature that clothing displays a message. I think demands that clothes should not be significant are simply unrealistic. I think even if police suspect somebody, they should still tr
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by notanzaiiswear 5y ago
Pretty sure you can turn off a lot of things in modern browsers, if you find the hidden settings menu. For sure you can turn off things like JavaScript or video.
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by notanzaiiswear 5y ago
So they went overboard with that feature. But I really doubt humans would do much better. I think if they encounter somebody with the name of a known serial killer, most people would at least pause.
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by notanzaiiswear 5y ago
A friend of mine who is white also was checked by the police a lot (in Germany), simply because he had a certain jacket that was apparently associated with drug dealers or trouble makers (checks can include anal probes for hidden drugs, app
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by notanzaiiswear 5y ago
I don't think boys were generally encouraged to get into programming. A friend of mine who was openly into computers was ridiculed by the whole school. To this day parents are suspicious of "screen time", I am constantly figh
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by notanzaiiswear 5y ago
So why not go back to some old version of it? I don't think "memory consumption" is necessarily a good indicator, because sometimes using more memory is a sign of good optimization. Also how is the memory consumption if you t
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by notanzaiiswear 5y ago
Maybe people using Google should start to apply some common sense and not believe everything at face value. Nevertheless, the examples you cite are extremes that affect only few people. So you would rather have no internet search engines at
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by notanzaiiswear 5y ago
I've been using the browser's password manager as protection against phishing, as the password manager won't fill in passwords on the wrong site. So I guess it works in a similar way with the Yubikey? OK.
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by notanzaiiswear 5y ago
Nevertheless, the huge jump is from "does not work at all" to "it works". It seems likely that the technology that worked for English will also work for many other languages. As for Chinese, it is also pretty amazing tha
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by notanzaiiswear 5y ago
What do you mean? At least from the point of view of the end user, apps seem to become better over time.
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by notanzaiiswear 5y ago
It sounds like cherry picking bad examples to me. Likewise you could say "programming's foundations are crumbling" by citing all sorts of programming projects that use bad or faulty code. Meanwhile, speech recognition seems t
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by notanzaiiswear 5y ago
"The country that spends the most GDP per capita has the worst outcome for life expectancy of any industrialized nation" This does not imply the quality of the medical services is to blame. One issue of the US could be that people
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by notanzaiiswear 5y ago
Not sure what exactly you are referring to. What contract that promises 3% growth per year are you talking about?
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by notanzaiiswear 5y ago
No your concept of growth is wrong, or you are talking about different types of growth. If a tree grows, it gets better and there is "more tree" afterwards.
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by notanzaiiswear 5y ago
"If you cure cancers, that's bad for growth if you made more profit on treatments than the cure." That is simply wrong. If you cure cancers, you save human lives, which is worth a lot of money. You are basically falling for t
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by notanzaiiswear 5y ago
I can't make sense of your explanation. In 1) I don't think my YubiKey knows anything about the sites I use it for? It just creates keys, so a phishing site could presumably still steal the key created by YubiKey and pass it on to

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