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by otikik 1y ago
"My first instinct is that it will go this way. However that is just a first guess. In order to give you a proper answer I need to spend some time looking into it. Would this be appropriate? What is the deadline?
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by otikik 1y ago
Glad that we see some common ground. I think we agree on the essentials. > If you have food addiction, how should mcdonalds filter you out? Debatable. Let's go back to this statistic: - Approximately 25% of online gamblers are clas
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by otikik 1y ago
> Ugh. > if you want to be taken seriously For someone so enthusiastic about giving feedback you don't seem to have invested a lot of effort into figuring out how to give it effectively. Your done and demeanor diminish the value
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by otikik 1y ago
> "idiot" excludes them as you've so obviously noted and they should be protected Ok. Glad that we have some common ground there, then. If not by regulating gambling companies, how do you propose these people should be pro
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I have seen not making these actions not make a measurable difference.
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by otikik 1y ago
> "I used to eat meat". In Spanish (from Spain), someone who "eats both meat and fish" is an expression for someone who is bisexual.
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What do you think should governments get involved with? I think it is the government's responsibility to protect those who can't defend themselves. Women beat by men. Employees being abused by their bosses. People getting robbed
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by otikik 1y ago
Is anyone surprised?
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by otikik 1y ago
Love the sport, hate the business.
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Hey, thanks for creating it! I still use it and as a light user it fits my purpose just fine
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The article focuses on the technical aspects, but I think the economical ones play a bigger role here. They are misaligned here. What's good for the app user is not necessarily good for the people making the app. I know several compani
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by otikik 1y ago
More than half of the ads I get on Youtube these days are shovel-sellers with messages like "We have reached a point where anyone can build an app without knowing how to code". So obviously this kind of thing is going to happen. P
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by otikik 1y ago
I love iTerm2 and if the author wants to experiment, I'm fine with it having some ... "extravagant" features. I will definitely not use it at all but as long as it doesn't stand in my way, he can have some fun, after all
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> We’re here to solve problems, not look cool. Shots fired
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by otikik 1y ago
Quick! John Carmack needs to be brought into this immediately.
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Where we are going we don't need roads.
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We have already established that not double checking is kinda cool.
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Well it was "the cheapest cam in Amazon" according to the article so my expectations were that this would not be "ideal".
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by otikik 1y ago
Very nice project and writeup. I wish there was a repository of "appliances that don't try to shove an app and a subscription down your throat"
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Thanks Microsoft for promoting Linux
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by otikik 1y ago
Those are not "claws". Claws are tools, and tools can be useful for an organism. Those are signs of rot and fungal infection.
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We could have the worst of both options. A process that lets shovelware through but at the same time gives lots of trouble to legitimate app creators
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Make the Affront Great Again
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Good attempt, but I would still jump into that sugar cage in a heartbeat (of one of my multiple redundant blood pumping organs).
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With our current rate of storage and spending, storage would last hours at most. Long distance transmission on the scale where we would not get short of power is a project as big, if not bigger, than nuclear reactors.
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Ok
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“Limitless” in that context means “it still happens in a cloudy week with no wind”
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What a gang. I'm sure they are enjoying the rubles. And that they know that polonium-210 is not detectable with Geiger counters.
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Some levels up your question, there's a big post comparing an extremely narrow part of the US system with an extremely narrow selection of parts of the of the EU system. You have a very valid point in that if you narrow it enough the a
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by otikik 1y ago
Probably EU countries not mandating childhood vaccines or something. https://www.cbsnews.com/miami/news/ron-desantis-florida-elim...

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