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Anticipating cognitive augmentation increases risk-taking behavior(sciencedirect.com)
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by orhmeh09 3y ago
Ah, I never really bothered to verify and instead used it to measure whether I walked as much as I did the previous day. I assume it does a bit better at this. Thanks for pointing that out.
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by orhmeh09 3y ago
I used a Garmin vivofit 3 for about a year and a half without a battery change. I liked it and it felt a little bit like an F91W. I switched to an Apple Watch 4 for a while and I'm back on Casio for now but I might consider another viv
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by orhmeh09 3y ago
Who's telling you that? Although I know of this story, I've been wearing one all this time, save for a few years of folly with an Apple Watch 4. In fact, I just picked up a new one two days ago since I left my old one in another c
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by orhmeh09 3y ago
Can you read the terms of service for this without logging in?
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by orhmeh09 3y ago
Given a list of officials, absolutely, and if there is no list, nobody would just start spouting off names that don't match the rule at all -- and the failure here is due to inability to apply basic stated directions in a logical manne
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by orhmeh09 3y ago
It doesn't even "understand" words and what they are made of. This is an extremely simple task that a child could do, and yet: - Give me a list of US and European officials with names ending in "-land" 1. Mary Landr
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by orhmeh09 3y ago
Really? I don't like modern design or material UI at all, and one of the things I most dislike is huuuge fonts. I apply custom CSS to reduce them to 10-12 pt where 16-24 pt seem common now.
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by orhmeh09 3y ago
Web devs should not punish such users, agreed. Who will pay extra on top of the hourly rate to address the needs you have? Especially when it's your problem with somebody else's software (Firefox) that would require this extra inv
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by orhmeh09 4y ago
The FCC could take the example of law enforcement nationwide and understand that it doesn't have to enforce the law.
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by orhmeh09 4y ago
I would really like this. I opened up my 2018 t480 thinkpad with arch and xfce on it today, after half a year of using the M1 MBA exclusively, and I realized how much I truly miss using Linux. I don't get a good computingfeel out of ma
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by orhmeh09 4y ago
I don't think Dropbox is a backup service per se.
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by orhmeh09 4y ago
It sounds like WINE "just works" for their uses, "non-free" or not.
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by orhmeh09 4y ago
And what of the time, money, and environmental resources used by the customer who must spend more time estimating the reliability of irrelevant reviews and have to make time to schedule and execute a return? Doesn't that also take fro
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by orhmeh09 4y ago
It is all PII. At the same time, all of this is often readily available for free from local government websites — this data and more are present for anyone who registers to vote in Seattle (maybe King County?), in a downloadable spreadsheet
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by orhmeh09 4y ago
This does not stem from VC but from the “C” itself - capital. In order to function in capitalism, production must facilitate the creation of surplus value that can then be appropriated. Over time, with the tendency of the rate of profit to
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by orhmeh09 4y ago
R with CRAN. renv for reproducibility
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by orhmeh09 4y ago
That’s unfortunately true. “The purpose of a system is what it does.”
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by orhmeh09 4y ago
No?
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by orhmeh09 4y ago
What’s your objective definition of someone’s likelihood of reoffending? Further, he still has phone and Internet privileges — does this impulsive man even seem like he can help himself?
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by orhmeh09 4y ago
If you want this, pass laws to force that kind of content.
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by orhmeh09 4y ago
When you put it that way, it sounds like China and the USA have a lot in common, given the cozy relations between tech companies and politicians.
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by orhmeh09 4y ago
What are the national security considerations that override an American’s god given right to broadcast their location?
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by orhmeh09 4y ago
Blair wasn’t being sabotaged by his own party that bought Facebook ads to sabotage him. I’d say Corbyn did superbly. https://www.politicshome.com/news/article/labour-hq-spent-50...
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by orhmeh09 4y ago
How could this be achieved? I have one model in mind that might enable this type of long-term planning, but it would take quite a bit of work to make the US like China.
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by orhmeh09 4y ago
I agree fully. There are plenty of competitors to choose from for a service so critical, and you’ll do even better if you buy your own domain and untie your email address from your email provider.
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by orhmeh09 4y ago
You’re right, it’s not, so why are you bringing up?
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by orhmeh09 4y ago
One nitpick : $44 billion is not chump change.
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by orhmeh09 4y ago
There are plenty of legitimate uses for that. How do you tell legitimate from not?
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by orhmeh09 4y ago
You can easily find the answers to these questions by spending an hour or so reading about them. Instead, you choose to make this public display of emotions on being confronted with something slightly unfamiliar, helpful to nobody at all. I

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