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wffurr
5y ago
“It’s not trying to do anything shady with your data or your eyeballs. It’s just a game that’s fun.” Love it.
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5y ago
I'm not sure what your link is supposed to show, but it seems to be pretty clearly in favor of separated bicycle infrastructure: "When accounting for sidewalk riding, normalized risk along road segments and intersections, and ridi
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wffurr
5y ago
I’m sorry your project was stalled by this. What static file hosting were you using? If it doesn’t support COOP/COEP headers yet, you can force it by using a service worker with this neat hack: https://stefnotch.github.io&#
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wffurr
5y ago
>> It wasn't psyops, it was just marketing What do you think marketing is?
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wffurr
5y ago
Or those juice pamphlets were planted by Big Juice in a psyops move to increase juice sales and juice being “good for you” is a semi-recent invention, only recently overturned in favor of “juice is not good for you”.
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wffurr
5y ago
Did you mean to link to the DOOP flag? https://theinfosphere.org/Democratic_Order_of_Planets Your link just shows me a gray box.
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wffurr
5y ago
With a kid or is that just your impression? I used to like living in the city with a kid. Lots of access to interesting places and activities, able to walk to school and playgrounds and such. It’s lost some allure during the pandemic.
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5y ago
Cities with shittier weather, e.g. in the Northeast or upper Midwest, don’t seem to have this problem as much. Much less antisocial behavior than in California cities, which seem uniquely bad in this respect.
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wffurr
5y ago
Induction stoves have all the benefits you mention, plus they are faster to heat and cool down and produce no indoor particulate pollution.
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wffurr
5y ago
I am happy to burn some karma calling out this behavior.
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wffurr
5y ago
Glad this got flagged off. What a disaster this entire thread is.
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wffurr
5y ago
Majorly editorialized title for a link to the position posting. IIUC that's not OK by the site guidelines.
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5y ago
>> Powerful devices can become circumstantially slowed by multiple factors The slowest device we test with is actually a very expensive Chromebook with severe thermal throttling issues. Using our WebGL app that runs fine on a low-end
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Apple takes the due date off its return-to-office plans
(arstechnica.com)
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5y ago
That's... completely backwards? City dwellers have the smallest environmental impact. Air quality within cities is actually a totally different issue from whether living in a city is in and of itself harmful for the environment. As th
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5y ago
What do you mean by “we” have “accepted” any such situation? Most of the people working on sites with those banners aren’t here on this board. Even if they were, what do you want them to do? Refuse to work? Quit on principle? It’s not l
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5y ago
Android logs.
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5y ago
Doesn't the price of energy factor into literally everything else? Every production and supply chain in the whole economy takes energy: gas, gasoline, oil, coal, solar, nuclear, etc. If energy prices are up significantly, I'd exp
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wffurr
5y ago
Property taxes in most of the United States are not land value taxes in the Georgist sense.
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5y ago
That's... incredibly naive. And I don't think YouTube dislikes are a clear-cut case of "bad thing done for money". It can easily be argued either way. It's also naive to think that YouTube developers don't al
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5y ago
I don't understand this sentiment at all. I have no idea what any of what you're posting has to do with "well intentions" or "money mak[ing] people do anything". Are you just mad that dislikes were removed fro
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5y ago
Yeah OP or mods please update the flamebait title.
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5y ago
Can you expand on that? Was this a property of C compilers or other languages on IBM mainframes? I get that it's tongue in cheek, but it would probably be even funnier / ironic if I had more context to understand it. It's th
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5y ago
It's a bit different in that space because the "new markets" are seen as a thread that will cannibalize the core business. It becomes a major political issue within the organization. Not to mention the reputation of the orga
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5y ago
What if you are trying to go to jazz bars but they inexplicably play an extremely loud high pitched tone over the jazz music?
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5y ago
You could get the software update to complete by putting it in a fridge.
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5y ago
“If you ever try to relocate a binary that doesn't work with the default configuration, the --detect option is a good first thing to try.” From the README file…
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5y ago
Sounds like selection bias. Do you live in a region with high vaccination rates overall? I certainly also don't know any unvaccinated-by-choice people personally either in my bubble. My city is up to 82% one dose, 71% fully vaccinate
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5y ago
This comment fits in just as well with a phone from the 1870s as a phone from the 2020s. I can just imagine someone saying this about the neighbors' party line.
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5y ago
In #2 you use Atomics.wait in the Worker instead and then it can signal the main thread when done. We use this to convert async browser APIs to service synchronous callbacks that our C library compiled to WebAssembly expects.
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