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As someone used Android and Apple co-currently, this is it. Android apps I supported (camera and photo apps, some music) all went down in some form and were gone in some time. Furthermore, the quality was always lower than any iOS counterpa
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It’s tackling problems by committee which has never worked. You need structural boots on the ground presence to commit any changes, and campaigns to inform about changes, and examples: people and situations that show what can be done by the
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Do you have any tips to get started?
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Pliancy : this is something you can manipulate
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Can you place the article? Who is the author in a wider context? I have to ask because sometimes you don’t know the credentials and there is a lot of fluff articles and information around. Pretty interesting that you were able to beat long
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I think it needs the actual photographic data which is unique to be encoded with the camera model perhaps? Tagging is not enough, it needs to be part of the image to really work (I am guessing)
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How does a man working at a government base get to the point he releases top secret information?
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The article read like they did the StarTrek game called Kal-To, where the goal is to find structure in randomness.
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I like to focus on your first remark, in order not to digress too much, I was raised in a Christian environment and even got some affirmations in them, and I had a few teachers who studied theology. Only later I left that environment as I b
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I see where you are coming from. I think the distinction is either whether to look at it from an ideological or core tennet perspective or a more political/ organizational perspective. So arguing from the second perspective the problem
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I’ve seen dang’s comment but I agree here. While it’s great you admire a tool, overwriting it with a similar name is bad form and delutes your message instead of strengthening your message as you intended. Personally I would reconsider a na
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I feel this one should be enshrined in law.
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“We reviewed this carefully” - we took like 3 seconds to look at a screen that doesn’t give insights.
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The thing is that so much atrocities has been done under the banner of Christianity that it delutes the good people who seem honestly committed to the core value “love your neighbor” Often that tenet is being absolutely debased by making it
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Cult like behavior, as in believing in a salvation promise, or a savior. As we’ve seen with Trump, people love to flock to that. It makes life simple, easy, a story to believe in. The guy seemed pretty apolitical and rational at some point,
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Does someone have an idea who is who in these conversations? They all seem to be of a certain type.
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I honestly don’t think Twitter is a good place to be on seriously/professionally anymore. LinkedIn wins on that front right now for me.
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Yeah this is a common sales tactic, and talented/ charismatic people can certainly employ confidence for an uptick in sales. The way to combat this is the same for all hoaxes/disinfo and so on, epistemology. The attitude of the So
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Me too. I would love to see a Google earth map where we see all data on this.
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For me, it gives an inkling of a web that existed before, with less friction. Instead of going to a webpage with verbose ad-ridden fluff, I get a more or less frictionless answer, very specific to my question. Funny enough I don’t use it a
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I don’t use LLM that doesn’t source for that reason.
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Makes me think that bells are really a great way to communicate over large distances in the time before we had radio or other means. You can hear church bells from a great distance.
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On you.com it always provides the sources or links, which is very beneficial.
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There are apps like Duet and a number of others for Win use as well.
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I got a Sony that is both wired and wireless, really nice!
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What kind of helps since we all needs breaks for the keyboard every hour anyway is to do clasp your hands and bring your arms up above you and do some movements like turning. Alternatively do some lifts with weights as well for more strengt
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Sounds great for the audience it’s probably intended for.
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Cool stuff!
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True, but it’s not like there is any parity between the laws. China now is not the China of twenty years ago.
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Just looked up his bio : After Leap Motion, Holz started wondering about what the future would look like, and what people would need in this uncertain future. He came up for 3 pillars for what he thought would be the most important: reflect

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