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vxNsr
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vxNsr
4y ago
Yea schizophrenia is no joke. Even the follow up apology makes it clear he hasn’t recovered.
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vxNsr
4y ago
Tbf nothing about twitter was or is classy. The org was a dumpster fire before and it’s still a dumpster fire just a different one.
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vxNsr
4y ago
> Socialism is not a great ideology if it's applied indiscriminately, but at least it has useful real world applications in some areas. This is literally what I said and is also true for libertarianism, your false analogy notwiths
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vxNsr
4y ago
I didn’t reply to you so I’m not sure why you’re victimizing yourself here. I will say every time I’ve engaged someone here who got defensive about not being a socialist, even when I never implied they were, usually turned out to have heavy
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vxNsr
4y ago
Since when does anyone these days care about the author’s intent?
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vxNsr
4y ago
Hmmm… I guess I didn’t read those article closely enough. Re: the fee, where do you see that?
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vxNsr
4y ago
Or you could just explain that fair and beautiful refer to the content of their character and swarthy is a synonym for smarmy, or evil and has nothing to do with skin color at all.
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vxNsr
4y ago
Cool, now do socialism. Anything in the extreme is bad. Can any system work if everyone acts perfectly rationally and and the same time with full empathy? Sure, but such people in reality are few and far between so instead we need to accoun
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4y ago
Didn’t they announce HSBC is buying SVB. And they specifically said that no tax payer funds would be used here. The only loses here are for the shareholders of SVB. Did the gov broker the deal, sure, but it sounds like most of that brokerin
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vxNsr
4y ago
yes, they 100000% did. They defrauded their clients, the government and each other. They committed multiple levels of fraud and all got away with it.
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vxNsr
4y ago
I think part of the reason that net neutrality advocacy has been neutered is because a lot of the advocates don’t like the idea of tech platforms being beholden to common carrier status and if the FCC can go after ISP and force them to act
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vxNsr
4y ago
Please refrain from inserting your own misinformation into my words.
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vxNsr
4y ago
Correct. They are intersex. They are the exception that proves the rule.
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vxNsr
4y ago
My dad worked in telecom for a baby bell and they had 2FA fobs since at least 2004 (probably earlier but I didn’t see it until then). He wasn’t even in a consumer facing company, they made equipment for other companies. If they could implem
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vxNsr
4y ago
Isn’t a CPAP more without insurance coverage?
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vxNsr
4y ago
The other point to make is this train wouldn’t have qualified for the Obama regulations anyway so the whole point is moot.
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vxNsr
4y ago
You make a lot of good points but this one: > Policy around what constitutes a hazardous train and the requiring brakes upgrades were rules initially proposed in the Obama administration, watered down after lobbying, repealed under Trum
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vxNsr
4y ago
They’re ways to get around the restrictions though I don’t know why you’d want to. Windows 11 is a virus
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vxNsr
4y ago
Yea so getting DDC to work is a huge pain. I had a it working OOTB for the three monitors I had miraculously even though they’re all super old. Then the oldest one started to have a pink hue when it woke from sleep for the first 30-45 min,
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4y ago
I have a lo-fi version of this using a 4port usb-switcher and display-switch [0] [0] https://github.com/haimgel/display-switch The only thing you’d need to figure out is the standing desk part. My usb switch came with
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4y ago
Because it causes a large amount of money to go to underdog with basically no strings attached. It’s essentially free money to the smaller party which they could use to increase competition.
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vxNsr
4y ago
As far as I know YNAB doesn’t support multi currency out of the box. There does appear to be a “blessed” 3rd party plugin so you could try that.
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vxNsr
4y ago
YNAB supports auto imports. They use both Plaid and MX. Initially they only used MX, but then for whatever reason there was a point where they were trying to drop MX but they gave up when plaid proved to be more (or just as) unreliable, now
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vxNsr
4y ago
Asking nontechnical family and friends to connect to a vpn to access my home server is a little much for them.
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vxNsr
4y ago
Why are these influencers trusted? Most of these videos have very low information density. They don’t answer any of the basic questions one might have about the product and still feel closer to ads vs a random review site.
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4y ago
I think Volvo promised to get rid of touchscreens in their cars
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vxNsr
4y ago
This space is gonna end up looking a lot like the compression space, there will be a few open source, publicly used AI’s that are pretty good for most people. And then there will be super expensive proprietary AIs that big corps will pay fo
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4y ago
I think that this can be trivially solved by openAI. they could store all their responses and then for a fee allow schools/professors to submit the answers they're getting from students like they already do with turnitin if the an
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4y ago
The first link is just straight speculation and bad reporting as it shows the authors disdain and bias for the subject matter. The second link is even worse beginning with an editorialization of “thin skinned” the whole rest of the article
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4y ago
There is an app like that. It’s called mewe, when Facebook was being especially egregious in some privacy overreach a bunch of people I know checked it out, but we were so burned from all the other social networks that we weren’t willing to
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