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They didn’t just hide it. They would vehemently deny it. And then when you tried to find help on Apple support and Apple forums about it you would be belittled when describing the behavior and made to believe you were imagining it all. It w
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I don’t have SEO expertise but I did dabble in it a little bit on a need to basis and listened to a few experts, etc. And the people dismissing the idea that pruning older pages has no SEO benefit don’t know what they’re talking about becau
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Personally zero configuration is not a selling point for me for a professional tool I rely on to do maybe the majority of my work. I think it’s reasonable to not hold hours or even days of setup and learning against a product I’d use in thi
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https://www.heritage.org/index/ranking This is a ranking of economic freedom which strongly aligns with capitalism. The U.S. ranks 25th behind European countries like Ireland, Denmark, Sweden, Norway, Finland, Germany,
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Neither mayor has any power to affect this. Further, the SF link is from March of last year. The WFH push didn’t start until earlier this year, coinciding with the softening job market.
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Amazon sells most of the same stuff. The appeal is that if you buy cheap stuff from Amazon you can get it for cheaper on Temu but have to wait 2 weeks instead of 2 days.
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We hear about the graduates in the news especially since Xi told them to go work on farms, but what percentage of Chinese youth get a degree (I genuinely don’t know). If it’s anything like the US the majority of people entering the workforc
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Trust doesn’t mean I think they’re angels. I think MS is an awful company that tries to win by destroying the competition using all sorts of legal and illegal tricks to do so. At the same time, it MS starts a new product, I would trust them
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> Without addressing the politics of it, the impression among many informed people that most defaulted debt is medically-related is the result of successful advocacy work rather than being substantially based in reality. Is this actually
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The traveling analogies make no sense. For most companies their software is their business. Take away the software and the company stops functioning. Their employees aren’t just visiting their software every few weeks or so. They’re using i
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> Yes DynamoDB has an API, but I'd wager a AWS engineer with good security skills has looked at it carefully. Do you have an equally skilled security expert on hand to look at the datacenters stack and then same for whatever you&#x2
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Also, a lot of people here work for startups or have their own startups. The cloud makes a lot of sense for startups for a variety of reasons. Low capex, easier to get started, you’re willing to pay a premium to not have to deal with certai
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The real business case for the cloud is it replaces capex with opex. Which is great if you have limited capital (bootstrapping, new startup, etc), or are the CEO of a large company that wants to show better cash flow to earn a larger bonus.
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We already know HTML/CSS are not the best way to do layout. We already have many desktop based UI frameworks to create cross platform desktop apps. GTK, QT, etc which are also superior to the single app, limited size focused Android&#x
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I don’t understand the example either. I’m not sure how much more one can address an argument than agree with it completely, which is what the girlfriend in the example did.
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That’s a huge risk for SF to take, and it also assumes someone who doesn’t want to live in NYC because of the rents will choose SF instead and not a 3rd city.
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That might be necessary in the steady state but Sweden never redistributed as much wealth to the top 0.1% as the U.S. has in the last 40 odd years. In theory the US could go very far taxing a much smaller base because it has allowed so much
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Therapy and community are completely independent. Therapy might help with managing the issues caused by a lack of community, but that’s only one way it can help. Even if you have a great community life therapy can be extremely useful. The O
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Now throw in access to a gun and the odds of you being able to take your life in a vulnerable situation rise dramatically. Throw in access to a smartphone where you’re bombarded with images and videos of the best version of everyone you kno
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Create a chrome shortcut that auto opens dev tools for you. You can replace your regular chrome with this instead. https://developer.chrome.com/docs/devtools/open/#auto
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Dev tools in every browser is a 1 level menu in the main hamburger menu deep or available via 2 possible KB shortcuts (at least in Windows).
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Every user, with a single KB shortcut or a click in the main hamburger menu, can access dev tools. That’s pretty power user friendly.
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It’s absolutely insane how much of the spending is going into useless monuments rather than things that actually improve the educational experience. And sometimes the reason is more sinister than just self aggrandization. I believe the Pres
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> I think its fair to say that RTO is not about data, or studies, or about anything really. How is this fair to say at all? It may be true, but there’s no evidence that this is the case.
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Canonical’s greatest contribution was probably distributing Ubuntu installation CDs for free anywhere in the world on demand. This was a pretty big deal at the time before broadband was easily available. Canonical was also focused on user f
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I mean, this is ridiculous. The people chanting “Death to America” didn’t mean Chile. And I’m pretty sure they weren’t major consumers of American culture. And Americans don’t commonly chant “America” any moment they get. They famously, and
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One thing this missed which almost certainly is contributing significantly to making us poorer is the “marketplace”ing of services. A lot of services that were discoverable either freely or through a small fee paid by the service provider n
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America pretty much means the USA. While it could refer to North America or South America alone, it usually means the USA. North America is the continent that includes Canada and Mexico. South America is the continent that includes Chile, B
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Considering the way the US was mistreating researchers of Chinese descent, charging them criminally for forgetting to list an offhand meeting with a single person of the many they might have met in China, in one of many grant requests they
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So you eliminate all imports? That makes absolutely no sense at all. Also, as far as I can tell there wasn’t any major electronics shortages in India outside of the pandemic driven ones anyways. So it seems like whatever system did exist wo

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