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by rcstank 2y ago
Can you share your data on starvation in the US? I’m sincerely curious about it.
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by rcstank 2y ago
Many people on UBI would be content enough to not search for more work.
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by rcstank 2y ago
They won’t be selling anything by that point.
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by rcstank 2y ago
Who would create the weights that balance this system?
35.
by rcstank 3y ago
This opens up forms of other abuse.
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by rcstank 3y ago
Removing "photorealistic" might improve the prompt. Photorealism is another art style. Try including "Photo" instead with a specific camera type, lighting (3 point lighting, 35mm, 80mm, etc.
37.
by rcstank 3y ago
I’d rather spend the time “hacking” something fun than a smart TV. My time is better spent elsewhere
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by rcstank 3y ago
This actually relieves my tinnitus for a short period of time. Humming as loud as I can with my Eustachian tubes open would cause my tinnitus to either disappear or be imperceptible for about 3-5 seconds. It's such a relief that when m
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by rcstank 3y ago
It’s a comment on an Internet forum with the name of company written with a typo. Clearly an opinion comment.
40.
by rcstank 3y ago
It reads as more of an opinion than accusation. What’s wrong with an opinion?
41.
by rcstank 3y ago
What all is in that script? I'd love to have it. Sincerely, another dev abused by Zscaler.
42.
by rcstank 3y ago
There’s another word for that: cartel
43.
by rcstank 3y ago
Why is it a requirement?
44.
by rcstank 3y ago
I don’t want it. I’m fine with how my compensation currently works.
45.
by rcstank 3y ago
Is this not a slippery slope fallacy?
46.
by rcstank 3y ago
If users see value from your product after providing real data, they won’t provide fake data. There’s no reason for certain apps to request for permissions to data that in turn provide no value to the product.
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by rcstank 3y ago
Legislation will just hurt the little guys trying to start up. Once so much red tape is involved, it’s very difficult for innovation and competition.
48.
by rcstank 3y ago
Not too ironic considering many are too young to have phones, or too poor to have them.
49.
by rcstank 3y ago
In a project with many developers, it's hard to resolve conflicts with generated XML. For example, iOS and Android have been moving towards a declarative approach with Swift UI / Compose.
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by rcstank 3y ago
How is it not engineering? They engineered it to clear the launch pad, and it did.
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by rcstank 4y ago
Is this because less people consumed alcohol due to cost? A percentage means nothing without the underlying data. Most of this is behind a paywall so I can't find their study. Study: Banning alcohol linked to 99% drop in alcohol-relate
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by rcstank 4y ago
What’s wrong with other people agreeing? Maybe they like Linux too. Also, why does it matter to you if people have a different opinion?
53.
by rcstank 4y ago
Maybe startpage? I'm also looking for something. That has scratched my itch thus far, but not sure if there are better alternatives.
54.
by rcstank 4y ago
The title makes it sound like the SimCity franchise, which started in what, 1989?
55.
by rcstank 4y ago
This response reeks of entitlement.
56.
by rcstank 4y ago
It's $8.25/mo if you save up for it each year.
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by rcstank 4y ago
They don't have to structure it any other way. It's their product. It's their offering. There are alternatives whether you like them or not. I'm not saying I'm happy that it's so closed. I wish it weren't,
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by rcstank 4y ago
> All of this just smells of greed. Apple is a for profit company. I could turn this around and say that it's greedy to expect a company to offer these tools for free. There's an investment on their end as well.
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by rcstank 4y ago
My experience has been that companies will either terminate effective immediately with some sort of severance, or they'll give a notice, where you're on the "books" with them as far as employment goes, but you'd sur
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by rcstank 4y ago
It’s not fraud at all. It’s following tax laws.

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