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4y ago
Cooked salmon, like cooked oyster (without condiments) actually stinks. Only the raw version makes sense.
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4y ago
Yes? In what McDonald's do you get to walk away from that? Maybe in a super fancy restaurant that builds subjective satisfaction into the cost of doing business, but then you can also go to department stores where they have unlimited r
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pishpash
4y ago
Maybe they should have worked out some basic scenarios and written the law with those in mind?
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4y ago
They were mechanical Turks waiting for the real bot upgrade.
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4y ago
What's L C R and why can't there be more letters?
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4y ago
This is not true. I've encountered Google Shopping offering to checkout right on Google Shopping, where underneath they wrap the third-party transaction for you. They had some questionable sellers on there, were selling used goods, and
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4y ago
What would a default birthdate be? That would span 80+ years. That's not going to work. Any time an input spans ~29k values, you better provide some logarithmic-time searching mechanism. So yes, Safari's date picker is f'ing
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4y ago
Means of discovery like Google Shopping? They are getting more into the intermediation also, where do you draw the line?
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4y ago
Social media is today's media and the first job of government is to control the media (with exclusivity) for propaganda. Why are you surprised any government not only wants to be on social media but also to ban ones it can't contr
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4y ago
But every platform is editorialized by algorithm. Speech moving elsewhere means editing speech.
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4y ago
If MIDI is like serial port, is MIDI 2.0 USB or Bluetooth? If USB then it's about right. If it's Bluetooth it's over-engineered and will never get off the ground properly.
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4y ago
Sounds disgusting and unhealthy. May as well drink stomach acid. There is something about freshness of food not just sterility.
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4y ago
But you don't have to upgrade your old purchased software. If your purchased Office worked for you, keep using it. How would it get worse for you ?
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4y ago
Are you sure there is an actual "thought-process [sic] of humans"? Witnesses have made up explanations for false memories, the same as in a dream.
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4y ago
Star stuff sounds like some German element.
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4y ago
You already can't see the Milky Way in the way that cave ancestors could see. The future will be advertisements in the sky and brightness 24/7. There will be no "night". But people born in the future will think it's
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4y ago
The end state might be a little machine inside that does all of it without specific treatment, i.e. an enhanced immune system that knows what "cancer" is.
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4y ago
That's the easy part.
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4y ago
Revenue isn't profit. Now show profit/employee.
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4y ago
Recognizing the technology wasn't going to be available in 10 years in a 10-year plan seems important. But you can't expect that from somebody who might legitimately think building hardware was as easy as hacking software.
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4y ago
Home devices were a nearer-term alternative, not sure why AR/VR had to be the thing.
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4y ago
So what did he do in 7 years? Ideas are cheap. Maybe the company didn't execute so well due to the bloat and inertia, or maybe the brand itself had other vulnerabilities which are missing from this vision.
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4y ago
On some level it's not even Zuck's fault. It's Jerome Powell's. It's however up to each individual to plan for what comes after knowing 2020-2021 was an epic bubble.
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4y ago
Not really, he seems a grinding kind of mathematician, vs. Ramanujan who wouldn't bother with proofs.
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4y ago
Why do you assume the hard work to Twitter time ratio isn't the same as other people, but scaled up?
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4y ago
Then you imagine, if two groups in a company bothered to work together.
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4y ago
What's preventing AMD from allowing the same?
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4y ago
Has anyone used the growth of national wealth, or is that equivalent to GNI/GNP somehow? (I don't think so but maybe?)
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4y ago
That's so laughable a statement I don't know where to begin. Maybe the private sector cares about it less (questionable in itself given how the stock market obsesses over recession signals) but governments absolutely use GDP for p
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4y ago
> They win absolute performance on Desktop CPUs but lose on perf-per-watt. How is that possible? They have better thermal design or something?
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