somenewaccount1

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   by somenewaccount1 5y ago

   by digital, you mean animated. The only real one I know of is Wintergatan https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IvUU8joBb1Q
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   by somenewaccount1 5y ago

   the hotkey conflicts with Alfred and I wish it was modifiable because Alfred is dear to me and I do not want to change it's hotkey.
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   From homeless to head of a sneaker empire ($100M in sales)(theundefeated.com)

   3 points by somenewaccount1 5y ago|0 comments
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   by somenewaccount1 5y ago

   "the numbers are not reliable, says the researcher themselves". the word could being very operative. People in Vietnam live to a ripe old age and eat plenty of hot dogs, and hot-dog like meats. There is most likely some lifest
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   by somenewaccount1 5y ago

   only more accurate than a single radiologist review. Current practice is 2 radiologists review. 0% were more accurate when compared to the current practice.
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   by somenewaccount1 5y ago

   0% of the studies were better than 2 radiologists reviews - which is the current practice. The 6% only scored better when compared to a single radiologist review. That's why we use double reviews.
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   by somenewaccount1 5y ago

   shame i hadn't found this before, and sad they sold out to Apple. I do not believe it will be as good an experience, Apple is too commercial for that.
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   by somenewaccount1 5y ago

   > Why do people pay the premium for this UI Apple forces you to use? People pay the "premium" because they do not have to make any effort in selecting which laptop will work out of the box. Effort takes time, time is money. I
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   by somenewaccount1 5y ago

   did you also write DevUtils?
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    by somenewaccount1 5y ago

    (f)Protection of Privacy. —Nothing in this section shall be construed to require a provider to —(1)monitor any user, subscriber, or customer of that provider; (2)monitor the content of any communication of any person described in paragraph
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    by somenewaccount1 5y ago

    i imagine they are doing this to comply with some law that requires they scan images in iCloud, and they don't want to start storing those un-encrypted. Does anyone know if there is such a law?
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    by somenewaccount1 5y ago

    this is super cool.
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    by somenewaccount1 5y ago

    Ive installed Linux on dozens of machines, wifi works out the box on about 8/10. Bluetooth (after driver download) on about 1/3 without doing more troubleshooting. On Mac? Both work 100% of the time on every one I've purchas
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    by somenewaccount1 5y ago

    > . Yes, you can turn off iCloud Photos to disable Apple’s scanning, so, Apple now has the ability to reach into every law abiding citizens personal phone - report them to the FBI when the algorithm makes mistakes (and it will - nothin
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    by somenewaccount1 5y ago

    I agree with you in general, but not about the hamburgers. https://www.creator.rest/
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    by somenewaccount1 5y ago

    I can support efforts to create more Big Birds, but not more Elmo's. Worst child influence ever.
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    by somenewaccount1 5y ago

    yup. they are installing trackers and justifying it with nearly inconsequential losses. patriot act all over again.
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    by somenewaccount1 5y ago

    Assuming an average price of $330, that would be 2000 devices. Or ~6 items a day, every single day of the year. that's not from shop lifters, that's from the employees out the back door.
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    by somenewaccount1 5y ago

    they are not really meant to catch shop lifters, they are meant to deter shoplifting. And to that extent, they likely work. Maybe not from "professionals", but from little smart ass tikes whom would otherwise think to be 'cl
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    by somenewaccount1 5y ago

    > Organized retail crime costs retailers an average of $719,548 per $1 billion in sales, a 2020 survey from the National Retail Federation found — a nearly 60% increase from 2015. Interesting way of saying < .1% Bullshit that the too
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    by somenewaccount1 5y ago

    Then.....extending distribution wasn't really a problem or lesson learned. It's a nice to have.
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    by somenewaccount1 5y ago

    than i guess it wasn't actually a lesson worth learning, although it was in his list of eight. ::shrugs::
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    by somenewaccount1 5y ago

    Looks like you are still working on learning distribution. I'm typing on a mac, but own an android. i still can't use or try your app :(