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by ribosometronome 5mo ago
The span in which it would make sense to be keen on jumping to the latest OS pretty narrow.
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by ribosometronome 5mo ago
And since then, we've seen major companies pressured into instead ripping out E2E encryption from public and governmental child safety concerns.
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by ribosometronome 5mo ago
I have definitely become informed of concerts I’ve then gone to by way of Spotify. They know everyone I listen to and are well suited to advertise the artists I’d actually like to see to me.
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by ribosometronome 5mo ago
The issue is not lack of knowledge about appropriate amounts to eat, it's the physical sensations and mental state of being satiated at those amounts and the self control to limit yourself when you are not.
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by ribosometronome 5mo ago
If a company is set on hiring foreign workers who will work for less than Americans and we don't let them bring them over here, won't they just offshore instead? I don't ask this to be contrarian but more to wonder how to com
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by ribosometronome 5mo ago
What merchant wants to have chargebacks? They exist for consumer protection not for the seller's benefit.
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by ribosometronome 5mo ago
>from biology ... much greater efficiency is possible Those are much more specialized models with pretty mediocre tokens per second.
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by ribosometronome 6mo ago
> 71% of Americans support Gay Rights (more than any other political issue polled)... Privacy is a universal right that's important to everyone. Per you, it surely must be important to fewer than 71% of Americans, no? The state of i
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by ribosometronome 6mo ago
Any lawyers able to comment on the actual wording of the resolution? It kind of reads to me like in their effort to narrowly capture just prediction markets like Kalshi but not stock markets, they've perhaps unintentionally barred them
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by ribosometronome 6mo ago
>A simulation of a hurricane is not a hurricane If we simulated a hurricane by somehow inducing a rotating, organized system of clouds and thunderstorms over warm tropical waters with wind speeds over 75+ mph, the difference could end up
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by ribosometronome 6mo ago
What would be subscription customers, no? Rather than Bedrock or per-api customers? Many of the companies running on Bedrock or by-use have per day limits above the max monthly subscription costs.
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by ribosometronome 6mo ago
There's several charts, the second is: Gen Zers, Millennials Less Likely to Own Homes Than Their Parents at the Same Age which does a direct "at same age" comparison and showed that Gen Z started off slightly stronger than mi
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by ribosometronome 6mo ago
Look like it briefly went down to above what it started today at.
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by ribosometronome 6mo ago
> isn't seen by politicians as a motivating vote driver ... It got through via a ballot initiative Those two seem a little at odds. People are going to vote against it, but not when it's specifically on the ballot?
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by ribosometronome 6mo ago
>it is uncomfortable on my wrists Are your wrists supposed to be coming into contact with that? I suspect many of us have bad posture and do rest our wrists like that, but if your concern is wrist comfort, you probably want to consider t
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by ribosometronome 6mo ago
>no GLP's GLPs are similar to gambling?
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by ribosometronome 6mo ago
I feel like my point is fairly obvious. The person I was replying to stated: >Prohibition is never the answer. and immediately suggested prohibition as the answer.
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by ribosometronome 6mo ago
>People are not willing to sacrifice their freedom Given that we (societally, rather than like, you, I or I imagine most of the people reading this here) seem perfectly willing to sacrifice personal freedoms elsewhere (that flock was eve
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by ribosometronome 7mo ago
Of speech. prohibition noun pro· hi· bi· tion ˌprō-ə-ˈbi-shən also ˌprō-hə- Synonyms of prohibition 1 : the act of prohibiting by authority 2 : an order to restrain or stop
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by ribosometronome 7mo ago
>Banning gambling ads, within apps and without, is a great end. That's prohibition.
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by ribosometronome 7mo ago
That does sound like brushing, https://www.uspis.gov/news/scam-article/brushing-scam , which is effectively what you describe: >Maybe someone's writing fake reviews, but making real orders to match
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by ribosometronome 7mo ago
>After all, the only people who can complain are the people outside the car, and they will be dead. I'm not sure how you can earnestly make this claim while reading people complaining about the speed and aggressiveness. Do you suspe
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by ribosometronome 7mo ago
No, credit card companies should be made to develop robust solutions to protect themselves from cards being able to be stolen. It's not like secure authentication isn't a relatively solved problem. They've obviously managed t
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by ribosometronome 7mo ago
That access is to provide account support, no? Reverse fraudulent transactions and the like. A "bank" could just not do that save for if you're a large enough client to merit attention but why would I want to bank there if I&
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by ribosometronome 7mo ago
I changed my Amazon sign in a few weeks back, no real issue. I just popped over to Audible and there seems to be a pretty straight forward flow to changing your email, although I didn’t actually try it out. What issue did you have? Was it a
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by ribosometronome 7mo ago
> it's an example of the (likely, projected) decline Again, you just used the present size of a nation's economy to argue that a nation isn't in decline when someone was talking about the ongoing decline of a nations poli
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by ribosometronome 7mo ago
>Despite its problems, the UK is still a sixth largest economy, ... Going from a shining city on a hill to a place where public executions by state backed paramilitaries are just another partisan talking point, that starts Special Milit
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by ribosometronome 7mo ago
>nationalize car dealerships Or just allow direct sales.
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by ribosometronome 7mo ago
Sure, if you consider Israel killing several hundred Palestinians each year and having a thousand hostages, sorry, "administrative detainees" indefinitely incarcerated without charge as they continued to colonize Palestinian land
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by ribosometronome 7mo ago
Apple circa 1996 would be charging for its updates and licensing out the software to Power Computing and UMAX. They were making a lot of "interesting" decisions.

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