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by sealeck 3y ago
Did you read the article?
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by sealeck 3y ago
Election tampering is truly good?
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Thought Leaders and Chicken Sexers (2020)(ideolalia.com)
1 points by sealeck 3y ago|0 comments
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by sealeck 3y ago
I would imagine that they enforce this using e.g. a unique constraint in their database.
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by sealeck 3y ago
Nice to add a very vague statement here.
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by sealeck 3y ago
That's the editorial voice they go for.
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by sealeck 3y ago
You can also turn your phone into a CCTV camera and yet a city where the state has 1 million surveillance cameras is qualitatively different to your homegrown back garden solution.
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‘Project 2025’-plan to dismantle US climate policy for next Republican president(theguardian.com)
17 points by sealeck 3y ago|2 comments
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by sealeck 3y ago
Switzerland is a pretty rich country, and spends roughly 22bn CHF per year on R&D (about half that of France with around 1/8th of the population). Swiss universities are also a _lot_ better than their continetal European counterpar
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by sealeck 3y ago
Sure, but Switzerland has probably more scientific output than all of Eastern Europe.
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by sealeck 3y ago
How is Windows ahead of iOS in terms of market share? The Windows phone was discontinued _years_ ago?
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by sealeck 3y ago
Apple has always gone for the premium end of the market, and with vastly increasing wealth inequality, that's where the money is these days. You can see this is in other luxury industries which make incredible amounts of money consider
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by sealeck 3y ago
I agree with you, but this is literally what those in civil law jurisdictions believe. There are some areas where automating things can be effective – e.g. tax systems.
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A literary history of fake texts in Apple's marketing materials(maxread.substack.com)
2 points by sealeck 3y ago|0 comments
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by sealeck 3y ago
Ad views translate to actual money??
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Automated Sentry Error Tracking(fly.io)
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What's Wrong with Elon?(justinjackson.ca)
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Biggest Movie Mistakes About Science(sphericalbullshit.wordpress.com)
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Freedom, Responsibility and Privilege – The Trichotomy of Speech(sphericalbullshit.wordpress.com)
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Open Syllabus Galaxy (a visualisation of 1M books)(galaxy.opensyllabus.org)
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by sealeck 3y ago
Rust is a systems programming language though.
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by sealeck 3y ago
Have you tried using TurboTax? It doesn't exactly make one sing with joy.
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by sealeck 3y ago
At least there is some aesthetic difference between a Swiss watch and an Apple Watch.
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by sealeck 3y ago
I would not marry anyone who given the option of buying thing A @ X units of currency/kg and a chemically identical version of thing A @ 3X units of currency/kg would pick the option which is 3 times more expensive for the sole re
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by sealeck 3y ago
Why not both??
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by sealeck 3y ago
I find that people are much more friendly in London (they are certainly a lot less racist in general, which is lovely). It's the premier city in Europe, and very international which is lovely. It has such a great mix of things – you ar
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by sealeck 3y ago
Not really because most good things in the UK are in London (theatre, sports, clubs, museums, architecture, etc).
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by sealeck 3y ago
It's extremely unlikely for the US to do that as if China takes Taiwan it will be a huge blow to the US and to the value of being a US ally.
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by sealeck 3y ago
Bolt is also European, and it's always nice to see a European company fighting back against the American incumbents. See also Adyen and Stripe.
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> I'll do my own local backups or backups to a server I control, or at the very least using encryption that I control if it's going to a server I don't control. > I find it pretty amazing how most people are now OK with

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