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2y ago
the audacity to claim women have "chattel status"... What makes a slave these days, getting your own napkins at starbucks? Mens displeasure is so easily dismissed, it says a lot about how society as a whole thinks about the matter
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2y ago
The fascinating thing about watching people doing hard things is peering into their thought process. Writing an OS certainly qualifies as difficult. So if you really have the time to do it, please do. I will donate to your cause.
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2y ago
This is a godsend for people who work with media projects.
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2y ago
Adepts? That is genuinely hilarious.
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2y ago
Such being the case, a person recklessly endangering your life can and will be held to account. Im afraid human lives perishing because of a bug in the software is less than tolerable. Who can hold the software to account? The court? Intern
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2y ago
what do you mean AI? you must be joking.
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3y ago
Now now. No need for that.
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3y ago
oh. Jesus. it my Yahoo mail acc. only had proper access to internet in 2011 - when I entered Uni and then created my Yahoo mail. what a trip. being from a developing economy and all, Id like to clarify that we did have internet but it was h
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3y ago
how do car auto updates work? I would inclined to believe that maybe the manufacturer sends out an email or sms to notify you of am update and then you choose the time, while also being given a change log of what exactly is being updated. o
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3y ago
nope nopr nope. Car manufacturers should engineer good cars. Leave the good software engineering to good software engineering firms.
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3y ago
how exactly do you know this and why come on here and state it as a fact? its a dubious claim at best, and if it were true would require asking the elephant sized question in the room - why collect my data if you arent going to use/sel
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3y ago
its early days but it will get there. the tool might be invaluable to someone just getting into hardware amd trying to understand circuits amd their components.
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3y ago
It is quite unusual to cheer for Goliath putting a David to the knife. Sure, Apple makes great premium hardware but IMO, their monopolistic actions in the digital space is something to be truly wary of.
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3y ago
Thats the creepiest thing Ive heard in 2024. whats wrong with a simple message or phone call in the morning ?
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3y ago
I love Adrian's work. Take my money.
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3y ago
I havr to disagree on the "poorly written telenovellas" bit. Indian telenovellas (also dubbed Turkish telenovellas for some reason) are big business in South Africa in part because we have a pretty large "indian" populat
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3y ago
The component DIR should have css, logic/js and template/markup. Seperation of concerns right down to component level. It really comes down to how organised the devs and their tools are.
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3y ago
Among the evil things my mind has cooked up, typing on touchscreen mobile devices is punishment.
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3y ago
I also grew up in a seaside town. Gorgeous place. Beautiful but we grew up with a healthy dose of respect for the sea. maybe we saw too much. But I would postulate the difference is in understanding the sea is moving, constantly in motion.
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3y ago
just a minor point here. The monarch/s aren't really public officials since that implies employment by the state. They sit above the state but within it. The structure of governments is generally an imitation of monarchs ie, presi
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3y ago
bravo. human worth, value of family can actually be measured in $¥€ now with the added benefit of being able to opt out. But there is another, less savvy controlling idea among the would-be-parents, that is: family through marriage is shaky
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3y ago
> an OS that respects you. I hope you mean Linux. Hope.
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3y ago
savefrom.net used to be good but it seems they've switched their MO. plenty of decent alternatives filled the gap though.
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3y ago
I've thought about exactly this a few years back but lacked the technical skills to implement it. there are some great books out there as you mentioned, but even worse are great books with mediocre narration/production. eg, A Song
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3y ago
This would work wonders for me as I like to see and read code. then ask more questions until I can understand. in conjuction with the links and books - I think learning will be changed forever.
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3y ago
comma.ai is a great example of a good business. But I might have a bias because I was following along as the company was built from whiteboard diagrams to what it became.
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3y ago
> European: Country I'm confused by the content in parentheses. are those examples of equivalence? Since everywhere else in the world, state = country, and countries have provinces. including European countries. Unless I misread, in
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I must be an idiot. Never even heard of iMessage before this debacle - I wouldnt even know I was using it. On a more serious note regarding the Hardware sales- Apple inc does not make that much profit based on "what" they sell, it
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3y ago
Please do it .
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3y ago
or once you have enough money to not care about it as much , you can focus on "we the people" but I doubt thats likely .
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