satya71

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   by satya71 6y ago

   Facebook should bear the brunt. In a more reasonable arrangement (in which, the generator of risk has to bear the liability), these people would be direct employees of Facebook.
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   by satya71 6y ago

   I don't think it breaks the security model. There could be a strict but fair standard for qualifying as an app store. Then I could choose an app store that imposes an even stricter security/privacy model.
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   by satya71 6y ago

   So savings are similar to GoodRx, RxSaver, and WellRx?
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   by satya71 6y ago

   We need to make the Pumphandle Day a holiday, certainly better than Mardi Gras.
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   by satya71 6y ago

   Apple forked WebKit from KDE KHTML.
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   by satya71 6y ago

   Also, India bare has free-trade within the country. That's the easier and lower hanging fruit.
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   by satya71 6y ago

   The difference is you can still sign in with email and password. OAuth would fail on a locked account.
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   by satya71 6y ago

   Have you tried finding work when your education is not in demand? Please don’t minimize other’s lived experience.
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   by satya71 6y ago

   The difference is primaries vs general election. Politicians take their political positions based on primaries, since that’s the gating, and often, the deciding event for their election.
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    by satya71 6y ago

    I wonder if life would be possible on such a planet. It would need to generate its own heat, much like the earth does in its core. There could be small habitable zone much like the ecosystem near deep sea volcanoes.
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    by satya71 6y ago

    It does. `firefox -no-remote -P <profile>`
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    by satya71 6y ago

    Evo wanted to be one. The new president is hand picked by him.
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    by satya71 6y ago

    I do not envy the Bolivian choice: dictator for life or racist coup plotters. Hope this one turns out good.
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    by satya71 6y ago

    We tried ClickUp and gave up quickly. It has so many features that finding the thing to do takes a lot of time.
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    by satya71 6y ago

    The property tax is about the same as my rather more modest home!
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    by satya71 6y ago

    Our politics has broken down. A minority rules, and the only avenue left to the majority is questionable tactics like this. More of these seemingly idiotic conflicts will arise until Congress functions again.
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    by satya71 6y ago

    We’ve got the opposite problem in St. Louis. It’s a seller’s market. I suppose the people fleeing San Francisco are driving up demand.
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    by satya71 6y ago

    Many many reasons. Health care in the US is very expensive because providers have monopolies in most markets. Pharmaceuticals are also the most expensive in the world. The govt spends a lot of money, but in a way that makes market efficienc
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    by satya71 6y ago

    I am hoping that the ones that remain can charge a sustainable price for their product when dinging out becomes a thing again. Restaurants are notoriously bad for working conditions and wages. May be they can charge enough to pay their work
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    by satya71 6y ago

    Only problem, I suspect, is it's super expensive and hard to produce in the large amounts required. So not as much of a game changer as we'd like. Still should save a few lives.
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    by satya71 6y ago

    Misaligned incentives always cause trouble, scapegoats not withstanding.
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    by satya71 6y ago

    https://www.newindianexpress.com/nation/2020/oct/02/hathras-...
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    by satya71 6y ago

    Corporate IT is treated as a cost-center, not a productivity enabler and risk-mitigation center.
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    by satya71 6y ago

    The same. But you can add to home screen, so it feels like an app, kind of. It's pretty bad, but honestly I want social media apps to be bad to mitigate the addictiveness they build in.
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    by satya71 6y ago

    I consider the lack of notifications a feature and use the Twitter PWA.
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    by satya71 6y ago

    Also the crane probably can't reach 90% of the trees in an orchard (or is it grove?).
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    by satya71 6y ago

    I'm not certain that's sound medical advice (in fact, my intuition leans on it being bad advice)
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    by satya71 6y ago

    How about bringing the same rules to the wider FB? I just want to look at baby pictures and connect with friends. I don't want to be part of a machinery that spreads misinformation and conspiracy theories.
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    by satya71 6y ago

    Fundamental flaw with this approach. Since I don't click on or watch conspiracy theories, none of my YouTube recommendations are those. But I have seen people watch incendiary and conspiracy theory videos exclusively on autoplay.
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    by satya71 6y ago

    https://donate.mozilla.org/en-US/