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pupppet
5y ago
Doesn't the Battle Pass give you some kind of competitive advantage?
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pupppet
5y ago
Mark wants to make it clear this is his universe. He read Ready Player One and decided playing a virtual god would be fun.
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pupppet
5y ago
I like to use YouTube so I have a standard player across all browsers and platforms. I never know what the user is going to see when I use <video>.
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pupppet
5y ago
Wow even some of Photoshop's more obscure shortcuts are the same. Embarrassing that it feels snappier than my actual copy of PS.
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pupppet
5y ago
Any article calling out a network about fake news without mentioning Fox News sure as hell does not belong on HN.
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pupppet
5y ago
Nearly every first world country funded their own vaccine development. And nobody said US is an awful country.
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pupppet
5y ago
How is the US buying most of the initial vaccine stock leaving the rest of the world to cross their fingers they get some kind of handout, a good thing for anyone but the US?
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5y ago
Don't forgot they 'donated' much of this because the U.S. used its position to secure far more than they needed to hedge their bets. Basically offloading vaccine other countries could have purchased themselves.
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pupppet
5y ago
…taking advantage of growth elsewhere.
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pupppet
5y ago
And where do the employees who get laid off work? That solution doesn’t scale.
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5y ago
Companies must grow, simple as that.
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5y ago
Capitalism demands an ever increasing number of mouths to feed.
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5y ago
I think it just comes down to where do you get the most bang for your buck. Money sitting in a bank/stocks (billionaires), or money in the pockets of people willing to spend it (everyone else).
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pupppet
5y ago
When social circles are shrinking due to social media, the answer is less social media.
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pupppet
5y ago
Aaand voted down to oblivion. Pretty embarrassing the anti-vax crowd is so prominent on HN.
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pupppet
5y ago
It's not your personal health choice when those refusing the vaccine are filling hospitals and pushing others out. And sorry no time machine, but I choose to trust doctors anyway.
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pupppet
5y ago
You could make peace with the possibility of dying of Covid, or you know, just get the vaccine.
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pupppet
5y ago
How is it fear porn when literally hundreds of thousands of Americans have died from it.
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pupppet
5y ago
It's made worse by the iPhone's hilariously bad support in allowing users to update the URL in the location bar. Try moving your cursor to the very end of the URL, it's an exercise in frustration.
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5y ago
>If we didn't care about fighting harmful content, then why would we employ so many more people dedicated to this than any other company in our space -- even ones larger than us? And yet I have family who are absolutely convinced th
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pupppet
5y ago
He was no saint but it was a more interesting world with him in it.
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pupppet
5y ago
Oy...those poor <picture> tags will soon be just stuffed with different file formats as we try to accommodate all browsers.
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pupppet
5y ago
I feel for the users of WhatsApp, but everything else...it is Christmas morning over here.
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pupppet
5y ago
You are arguing that a vaccinated 80 year old can be compared to an unvaccinated 80 year old. A 80 year old Republican is less likely to get the vaccination. It's pretty simple.
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5y ago
So if 0% of those 65+ in one state have their vaccination compared to 100% in another state, we can still reliably blame this on states with older populations?
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5y ago
The Times article didn't get anything wrong, COVID is hitting red states harder. You can't just blame the older populations in red states, the vaccination rate is higher in blue states vs similarly aged demographics in red stat
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5y ago
It's funny how we all begrudgingly accept them booting people off for copyright infringement, but when it comes to personal free speech that affects you and I, people want to hold the line. Everyone has been subtly programmed that line
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5y ago
This should not have been voted down to oblivion. He's described himself as "founder" and everyone here is assuming he coded and designed the entire product.
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5y ago
Because hospitals aren’t full of people with rabies.
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5y ago
YouTube/Facebook/Twitter have proven that anonymized free speech doesn't work. You have no way of knowing if the discourse is being generated by trolls/bots/foreign actors.
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