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by papito 4y ago
Those are release names, like Sierra and Mojave for MacOS. Different. There, you can sort of go nuts. The product name is still, well, "processor".
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by papito 4y ago
This is going to be an "at your own risk" thing. If a country wants to build its economy around energy supplies from a regime that has shown it can and will use the energy tap as leverage and as a weapon, don't run crying bac
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by papito 4y ago
There is this one man. He is great at marketing, and he once summed it up in just two sentences, but it's because he is so shockingly vain, vapid, and shallow that he is a genius at this art. "I try to step back and remember my fi
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by papito 4y ago
Focus, drive, and the ability to take risks, fail, and try again . That is a luxury.
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by papito 4y ago
Mark Zuckerberg and Bill Gates, according to the legend, would skip computer science classes to later ace the tests. So, by all accounts, they are brilliant - and driven, but if you look at their background, they are also the people who won
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by papito 4y ago
The author's tagline is "In Bitcoin We Trust". This is all I need to know. Typical "toxic libertarian" drivel. No taxes, no rules, no laws, everyone for themselves. I've read many an article in the last two yea
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by papito 4y ago
Yes, emergency rescue beacons. I have one whenever I am in the middle of nowhere. I had to use it once, believe it or not, when I almost died in the mother of all ironies - in the middle of Death Valley, California. The U.S. Air Force direc
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by papito 4y ago
I just started using Dropbox Password Manager, it's a nice value-add if you are already a customer. With the base service, Vault, and this, it's a nice overall package.
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That's an achievement just as much as starting the next bottle of bourbon after finishing the first one is an achievement. There is happiness hiding in that SECOND bottle/billion.
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Yeah, that will die off too. Many of us were trying to be mayors on FourSquare, but with time you realize the virtual accolades are a meaningless waste of time.
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Are we forgetting reckless printing of money during 2020 and the purposeful lack of oversight (Small government! Down with regulations!) that resulted in basically looting of the treasury? https://www.nytimes.com/2022/0
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by papito 4y ago
Well, it won't replace creativity, it just makes starting out easier. SQL was designed so that business people could describe queries in English. How did that work out? Now, of course, we have ORM's, which will get you data, sure,
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by papito 4y ago
That's it? Most startups don't know what they are doing, so first-time starter-uppers get the wrong idea. Instead of moving at a steady pace without burnout, the lesson they can take away from it is that startups are all about her
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by papito 4y ago
It's definitely a neglected product, but at least it's there. After all these years - no API. Would have been amazing to integrate with, say, Echo.
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It's Now Easier to Use Google Keep on Wear OS Smartwatches(slashgear.com)
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by papito 4y ago
Google Keep is probably one of the most underrated products at Alphabet. To me, it's the most low-friction note-taking tool. Many people are not even aware of its existence. Remarkable that Google hasn't added it to its massive pr
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by papito 4y ago
Doesn't decaf still have a ton of caffeine in it? Like, half?
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by papito 4y ago
Multiple outlets are dedicated to regurgitating repeatedly debunked conspiracy theories and misinformation. What "censorship" are you even talking about? MSNBC not letting some nut job go on the air to spew garbage in prime time i
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by papito 4y ago
Just say "unlikely to". Leave some room for success, bruh.
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I would like to hear one example. One . Which "truth" did you find out on 8chan that the government lied about?
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by papito 4y ago
You mean, like, not completely make up stuff about "stolen elections"?
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by papito 4y ago
Oh please. It's called "content curation". You want zero of that? There is always 8chan. If you enjoy seeing things that make you want to pour Clorox into your eyes.
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by papito 4y ago
Ever wonder why in America we live to work and in Europe they work to live? The entire system in the United States is designed (by our corporate overlords, who effectively make the laws) to make the people on the lower decks of the Titanic
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by papito 4y ago
Just finished "Stolen Focus" and it has a whole chapter on how lack of free play and helicopter parenting completely destroys a child's ability to thrive and focus. What we are doing to kids is criminal, and it's getting
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by papito 4y ago
Right on. Not to mention that some people need that kick in the behind to get up and do some exercise, which commuting and being in the office definitely is one. I have to clock over 3 miles in total going to my train and then the office,
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by papito 4y ago
I think you are overestimating the influence of Elon Musk on American media, my friend. Are they enamored with him - for sure, are they in his actual pocket? Doubt it.
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Or maybe, you know, the media finds this story interesting because this is an extremely visible company with tons of influence on narratives around the world. Who are these "powerful people"? And why do they care about Twitter so
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No, the right and proper management is to grow a business and make it sustainable and profitable long-term. Your description is exactly how Capitalism goes late stage. Use the profits from the committed work and effort of employees to &qu
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by papito 4y ago
Not a lot of companies get infiltrated by foreign agents or assets. Access to Twitter, in particular, can help unmasking anonymous sources, sensitive DMs, dissidents - and their locations. And, oh yeah - there is no "conspiracy".
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by papito 4y ago
Why try and look for a hidden meaning in something that is obvious? That sounds exhausting. It's weird enough that Musk claimed he was sad-drinking in a club, but now we are discussing the idea of him sad-drinking in a country club ,

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