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by widowlark 7mo ago
innovation has stagnated because businesses have driven us to stagnation. Very few businesses provide any real value - the ones that do are running circles around everyone else - given the lack of ability, businesses turns to other, less us
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by widowlark 7mo ago
I took pg's point to mean that just because consumers see value in the purchase, that is not the same thing as the purchase being valuable - the race changed from 'provide the best function/value for the thing' to '
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by widowlark 7mo ago
Casio is the best watch brand in the world. This is measurable - most features, battery life, versatility, utility, and durability for the lowest possible price. It's an objective truth. Given this, other watch brands have had to diffe
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by widowlark 7mo ago
I have to disagree - I have seen the video, and I also have ordered the product, but the marketing isn't what sold me, and I don't see any evidence that the marketing is what is responsible for people's desire of the product.
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by widowlark 7mo ago
I have a framework and love it - repair-ability is exceptionally important to me, and I support it as often as I can. That being said, I have a really specific use-case I have to fill right now: I travel all the time for work, and my work l
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by widowlark 7mo ago
What options do you see available on the market today that meet those needs? I agree that all of those are super nice to have
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by widowlark 7mo ago
What features do matter to you?
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by widowlark 9mo ago
If your job can be done with AI, why should your employer still pay you? Let us know what the title is so we can work to outmode your career
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by widowlark 9mo ago
Nothing AI can do replaces the important part of my work.
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by widowlark 10mo ago
or the common sense to not store absolutely everything they own with one giant megacorp
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by widowlark 10mo ago
This is, I believe, the definition of a free market choice
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by widowlark 11mo ago
Reads like AI slop and the name makes me want to take a shower
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by widowlark 1y ago
How is Starlink flying too high? Their orbital decay is something like 5 years right?
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by widowlark 1y ago
Fortunately we have ample local alternatives in Seattle to pick from
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by widowlark 1y ago
Paradox of tolerance
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by widowlark 2y ago
source?
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by widowlark 2y ago
my solution is to buy a basic kindle with wifi and use that to download the books, then transfer them to calibre directly from the kindle
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by widowlark 2y ago
You offer more and better training for everyone. It's not the job of the organization itself to enable their success - just offer a fair test. Others, like the organization mentioned in this article, can and should focus on specific co
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by widowlark 2y ago
more isnt the problem. or its not the first problem. >predictions suggested only 3% of black applicants would pass. Thats not '3% of the applicants are black'. It's '3% of black applicants pass the test' Starting
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by widowlark 2y ago
By helping to make them qualified to pass the tests.
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by widowlark 2y ago
This is a great read - thanks for sharing. This provides valuable context to this whole situation that I was wholly unaware of.
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by widowlark 2y ago
Yes.
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Chrono Cross, environmentalism, and a world without humanity (2017)(medium.com)
2 points by widowlark 2y ago|0 comments
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by widowlark 2y ago
so you're saying because they integrate other services to improve their search, that makes them an 'alternative UI' for that integration? Fascinating perspective, thanks!
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by widowlark 2y ago
citation needed?
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by widowlark 2y ago
I own an Analogue Pocket, which is an FPGA system for the gameboy color (and more). I have found that by forcing myself to just play the inserted cartridge instead of games loaded on the the memory card, I have a high attention span for the
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by widowlark 2y ago
>Unless you are saying that there is a shadowy secret organization that controls the world with space lasers and UAPs Would that not be a government by definition?
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by widowlark 2y ago
I was testing this yesterday - excellent extension and update from the Obsidian team, this has really upped by personal knowledge base, and made it so I have a much easier time referencing and archiving source material.
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by widowlark 2y ago
I had nearly the opposite experience, getting a jacket of over 20 years replaced after I brought it in. You should go back and try again.
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by widowlark 2y ago
if you pay, both the author and the consumer are taken advantage of. If you don't, its only the author.

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