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ok_dad
2y ago
I really don’t want this in my phone unless I choose to have it, and right now I’m pretty upset that Siri can’t be fully disabled in one switch, but I’ll really be much more upset if I have to have ‘Open’AI forced into my life. I truly don’
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ok_dad
2y ago
I don’t get the practical difference, sorry. I’m happy to learn but it seems like six vs half dozen to me. Either way you’re subsidizing the car pipeline. I feel like China is up and coming and the west is scared and performing knee jerk re
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ok_dad
2y ago
Aren’t electric cars in America subsidized by at least a 7500 dollar tax credit and probably not from the local or state gov? Wouldn’t it be better if we let them compete and then also subsidized cheaper EVs In the USA rather than the high
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ok_dad
2y ago
> So why are you trying to enforce your standards on someone else? Dude, he can speak all the proper English he wants. I’m not enforcing anything on anyone, I’m saying keep your nose out of other peoples grammar. You people give me a mig
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ok_dad
2y ago
Maybe become an English teacher then, instead of ranting and raving in public. Go get a job as an editor at a paper and raise the standards. Do something like that, rather than get into other people's business. People act like this abo
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ok_dad
2y ago
Have you ever researched the difference between the companies, the workers, how satisfied they are, how much they are paid, and why it was a quarter cheaper? You keep saying how the union affected you for your two projects, and how the unio
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ok_dad
2y ago
You're saying "the market" like it's some magic word that makes everything fair. The market for employment is not fair. Companies hold most of the power in America today, for most jobs. Highly paid white collar workers m
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ok_dad
2y ago
"it's" just means "it is" for everything else, there's "its" I believe that will get you out of 99% of the "it's vs its" problems you find in day to day life. Bonus: If you're almo
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ok_dad
2y ago
> it’s about expressing ideas and feelings Yes, and spelling errors don't really matter to express yourself. > disgraceful and disrespectful toward something as magnificent and powerful as language If language wants to take that
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ok_dad
2y ago
> Now tell me how is good for me, as a company that needs stuff done, to use union workers? Because in a race to the bottom, even the winner ends up in shit. The reason America is turning to crap now is because everyone is just out for t
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ok_dad
2y ago
It would be if one man did all those things. In reality, tens of thousands of men and women participated in the creation and running of those companies. Musk did at best a fraction of a percent of the work.
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ok_dad
2y ago
Nah, everyone still loves the game and the studio, so I think it'll be okay. In the future, though, they will be less likely to buy a Sony published game. It was all Sony with this decision, and the studio was publicly upset and in som
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ok_dad
2y ago
A cool complex one would be burpees.
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ok_dad
3y ago
Equal power is if you had any control over the covenant. In most cases, it’s a take it or leave it situation. That’s not equal power, that’s a complete lack of it. I personally don’t see how a covenant on a property is anything other than t
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ok_dad
3y ago
I think we probably agree mostly. I’m also talking about design. I prefer a less constrained design system for a city, I think it gives life. Trying to control every bit of the look of a place makes it boring and conservative, IMO. In the
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ok_dad
3y ago
The problem is that the model we’re using now is locked in the world’s most secure HSM and you can’t use several copies at once.
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ok_dad
3y ago
When I see a city with organic development, I feel cozier than with the cities that all look the same and were built all the same. I think the American idea of “unity” in these matters is a bit insane and very exclusionary.
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ok_dad
3y ago
Check out Japan zoning laws, pal. I’m not some rugged individual, but I still believe in reasonable freedoms. Japan doesn’t have issues with nuisances with their zoning system. Far from it.
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ok_dad
3y ago
Why do you want to limit people’s property rights for looks? Why does a row of buildings need to be exactly aligned? This type of thing and HOAs are a bane upon property owners. I’m glad I don’t have an HOA, and I’ll never understand the pu
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ok_dad
3y ago
I don’t get why people would pay for a bright orange box, or a snazzy little pin, when you can do the exact same thing with a phone app. Siri and Google’s offering on Android phones will eliminate this market when they start in on this stuf
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ok_dad
3y ago
The only reason I got over it was I worked at a medical device assembly factory and saw firsthand how amazing it was that hundreds of people worked together to design test and build life saving devices. I stopped caring about the blood and
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ok_dad
3y ago
I only wish the technology were better ten years ago when my father in law passed away. He was on one of these types of machines, but only after he had surgery and his heart and lungs were already failing for days and his body was weak. If
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ok_dad
3y ago
Sorry, was a joke, I didn't realize there were people taking this thread so seriously!
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ok_dad
3y ago
I’m not THAT old
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ok_dad
3y ago
A ton of us grew up reciting Mercury Venus Earth Mars Jupiter Saturn Uranus Neptune PLUTO But, the meme doesn’t die because the deplanetization of Pluto was a weird occurrence that doesn’t usually ha
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ok_dad
3y ago
I’m not sure young people care who owns it as long as it’s there.
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ok_dad
3y ago
I write software systems to control devices in buildings in the context of energy savings, like hvac and charging cars, and also control attached distributed energy resources, like batteries or solar.
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ok_dad
3y ago
I guess in the energy tech industry no one pays that because I’ve been looking, and I have pretty specialized skills.
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ok_dad
3y ago
I’ll buy that 400-500k a year is average for Facebook, Apple, Google, etc. It’s absolutely NOT average for companies who aren’t the massive giants that those are. I’ve been in actual tech startups, not Uber for Clowns, and the best salary I
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ok_dad
3y ago
I think that the uproar about license changes are less about actual license impact and more about the impact to the community and social framework that Redis has fostered as a project previously. People are switching because at this point t
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