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by redeux 2y ago
Yes, or absent that just limit the liability to a trivial amount, which many state governments have already been doing for years.
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by redeux 2y ago
Regulators don’t make laws and local governments have spent years limiting corporate liability, so I don’t think your opinion on this is based in reality, unfortunately.
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by redeux 2y ago
Just want until they start integrating gacha elements into the OS. Oh, you want to print? Just spend $0.99 on the loot box to maybe unlock that feature! It’s a rare feature that has a 1/20 chance of being found. Good luck! Honestly, it
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by redeux 2y ago
I don’t find that to be a compelling argument. Donors, investors, employers, and governments should not have a right to tell us how to behave in our personal lives. If he was recording his videos with university resources, on university tim
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by redeux 2y ago
It can be both right? Some people get paid as software developers because they love to build things. Some people post themselves having sex because they love exhibition or because they consider it art. Either way, what should it matter? It’
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by redeux 2y ago
One of my previous homes was in a neighborhood that put a security camera at the entry roundabout, ostensibly because “teenagers were doing drugs.” It was one of my deciding factors to leave that neighborhood.
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by redeux 2y ago
It wasn’t immediately clear what kind of design you’re auditing. I think adding the word “web” before design would help that.
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by redeux 2y ago
If we’re talking about an individual’s ROI ( as the article does ) without taking into account the overall economic benefits, then why isn’t it fair to call something free if an individual doesn’t have to pay for it themselves?
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by redeux 2y ago
It’s both actually, and you can’t be sure which measure someone is talking about unless you ask them. It’s quite common to hear people suggest that the gender pay gap is due to the fields women enter, rather than a disparity between pay wit
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by redeux 3y ago
The fake Trustpilot embed feels very sketch.
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by redeux 3y ago
It’s funny because I was kind of hoping for the opposite when it came to the code blocks. I find that color syntax highlighting makes code blocks much easier to read.
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by redeux 3y ago
I agree with you. There’s even an ecosystem of plugins for WordPress that will generate static assets from your site.
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by redeux 3y ago
> usability of K8s has improved dramatically in the last decade. I sure hope so. It’s only been around for 9 years!
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by redeux 3y ago
Many people become wealthy because of their willingness to engage in criminal behavior, but once they make it they want to be seen as legitimate business people. They go to great lengths to launder both their money and reputation. Their mon
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by redeux 3y ago
According to this article I found about RO at waste water plants - not really. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC6891368/
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by redeux 3y ago
The subtext of American capitalism is that anyone not born into generational wealth is one major illness or accident away from abject poverty and ultimately death. I’m willing to bet this type of constant background stress leads to general
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by redeux 3y ago
I feel stupid because I’ve been recommending people use Authy for the past year “because it has a desktop and mobile app.”
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by redeux 3y ago
What makes typing so difficult? Is it just the virtual keyboard?
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by redeux 3y ago
Can you share some of the oss equivalents that you’ve used and liked?
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by redeux 3y ago
> … are all medications freely available at the corner store? Does this include warfarin, where getting the dose slightly wrong makes you bleed to death? Does it include MAOIs, where eating cheese after use makes your blood vessels explo
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by redeux 3y ago
I only know him from his Project Veritas work, so I went to his personal Wikipedia page to see what redeeming activities he’s performed but it looks like just a lot more of the same - lies, attempted entrapment, attempted sexual assault, at
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by redeux 3y ago
> Project Veritas is an American far-right activist group founded by James O'Keefe in 2010. The group produces deceptively edited videos of its undercover operations, which use secret recordings in an effort to discredit mainstream
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by redeux 3y ago
This was my first thought as well. I wonder how long it will last floating in the ocean and what a storm would potentially do to it (and anyone attempting to reside on it).
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by redeux 3y ago
I’ve found Anthropic’s Claud v2 quite good as a general purpose LLM assistant at a variety of tasks, including code generation and ideation. You can find it from Anthropic directly[1] or access it through AWS Bedrock[2]. The latter is how I
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by redeux 3y ago
A better job than CEO of a company that has a chance to be the dominant company of our generation? I doubt that.
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by redeux 3y ago
Which of these is silly and suboptimal? 1. Communication on a novelty social media platform that limits the amount of I formation you can relay at any one point, by design and that [probably] less than 25% of Americans use. 2. Communication
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by redeux 3y ago
> somewhat influenced by how Heroku works The Twelve-Factor App is marketing content produced by the former Founder & CTO of Heroku. It's a great piece of content no doubt, but it should be viewed with that lens.
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by redeux 3y ago
Also speaking as a USAF veteran, many of the people I worked with were bigots and liars. The enlisted corps is basically a cross section of the disadvantaged and uneducated while the officers are lightly educated nationalists. Hardly the pa
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by redeux 3y ago
> most people within that ideology agree with the tech giants and want more censorship. I assume you’re talking about the right, since the left keeps talking about using antitrust to break up big tech.
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by redeux 3y ago
Here is the article from Nature: https://www.nature.com/articles/s41586-023-06604-5.epdf?shar...

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