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by ouid 6y ago
That is absolutely not what is happening here. Microsoft hasn't convinced anyone to switch from legacy edge to chromium edge. They end of lifed legacy edge and internet explorer. It cannot be a measure of preference. You cannot even us
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by ouid 6y ago
What on earth do you mean why would I want to remove it? It's code that I don't want to run on MY computer. Maybe you need it to download another browser, but I am happily free of that necessity.
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by ouid 6y ago
Date Chrome Safari Firefox Edge Edge Legacy 2020-03 68.11 8.93 9.25 0.57 4.56 2020-04 67.15 9.7 9.18 1.01 4.86 2020-05 68.33 9.4 8.91 1.24 4.41 2020-06 69.42 8.74 8.48 2.37 3.45 2020-07 69.55 8.36
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by ouid 6y ago
There is certainly a marketing power in forcing the users of Windows 10 to interact with your browser. I'm not sure why there isn't more skepticism about the claim that edge is "built into" Windows 10. Not even the super
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by ouid 6y ago
Are you claiming that marginally declining religiosity is the dominant factor to be considered in the breakdown of "public morality"? Among such factors as 50 years of stagnant wages and the rise of social media?
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by ouid 6y ago
I think Pyanodon's modpack might actually count as good interview material, if it didn't take 800 hours to play.
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by ouid 6y ago
I'll stop when I'm dead.
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by ouid 6y ago
if you want non-orientable surfaces you'll need a 4d printer.
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by ouid 6y ago
neat!
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by ouid 6y ago
Cornstarch water is shear thickening, wheras ketchup is, I assume, shear thinning.
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by ouid 6y ago
sustained chemical nonequilibrium.
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by ouid 6y ago
great
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by ouid 6y ago
>There's no real big theoretical problems in the quantum computer building space. I don't think this is true...
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by ouid 6y ago
Isn't that behavior explicitly allowed on stackkexchange? Why wouldn't stackexchange want people to do that? Is it not a net positive to have someone ask and answer a question that people find useful?
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by ouid 6y ago
In the real world, computers don't start with blank tapes. Whether you can reversibly compress a noisy tape, then, is a question of the tape's entropy. If you can't create blank tape on which to work, you can't do any co
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by ouid 6y ago
I'm not talking about a transaction where someone performs for me, that's not what copyright refers to, I'm talking about an infinite well. And the comparison was between any infinite well and an infinite well of water. Grant
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by ouid 6y ago
Lets say that all of the earths water becomes polluted except for an infinite well that only you have access to. Do you not have the right to get paid for it? Shouldn't you get paid something like the value added to humanity? So, every
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by ouid 6y ago
I'm sorry, but where's your argument here? Virtually every stable system humanity has ever devised is stable precisely because that stability is adversarial. Your argument against people becoming hostage negotiators relies, as far
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by ouid 6y ago
Isn't that just life insurance?
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by ouid 6y ago
The provably adversarial part is just about moderation. How much power does the author, or anny party for that matter, have over what shows up in the comment section. I think the unprivileged part is harder, and probably requires some syste
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by ouid 6y ago
A good faith argument looks less different from the imagined argument. It's a heuristic, peoples imaginations are different, but if you can tell that there are objections that people would have that haven't been addressed, it is l
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by ouid 6y ago
I think that Scott Alexander or whatever his name is, does a much better job than say, Paul Graham, at presenting the best counterargument whenever he presents something that he believes, but it's intrinsically a game of trust. I think
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by ouid 6y ago
You realize that the apollo missions were done like 50 years ago, right?
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by ouid 6y ago
I think the future was decidedly better before, in fact it's so much better that almost all modern sci-fi is written in some x-punk genre, where x just refers to a time period, and x-punk refers to the vision of the future from that ti
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by ouid 6y ago
You mean advertising? Negative reviews are the only actual reviews.
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by ouid 6y ago
No, that's a mischaracterization of my argument. The decoy here is the lower salary that was the supposedly "market rate" salary for the work he does. That price wasn't advertised publicly in a central market for job lis
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by ouid 6y ago
I think you're guilty of falling prey to the "decoy effect" here. The labor market is a carnival, and they're selling tokens to you. You can buy 25 tokens for 10 dollars or 15 tokens for 5 dollars. The latter strategy is
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by ouid 6y ago
Windows 1?
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by ouid 6y ago
Absolutely. Try to imagine how much different the world would be if, for instance, job listings were required to post their compensation exactly.
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by ouid 6y ago
kinda sounds like you shouln't have driven it to the shop though.

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