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by wukerplank 7y ago
I think the parent did not criticize the DIY community, only stating that different rules apply to biotech companies. I know many people who use the loop system and their health benefits immensely from it.
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by wukerplank 7y ago
I don't get why you are being downvoted. It's a legitimate strategy. Register with oauth (or whatever) and then fill in the blanks (nickname, etc.)
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by wukerplank 7y ago
> where all merchants are at the whims of Amazon's corporate overlords Very dramatic. If you don't want to be subject to Amazon, run your own shop. It's easier than ever before. I really don't understand how counter-f
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by wukerplank 7y ago
> Would society be better off if ISPs were held liable for any fraud/unlawful behavior Not a good analogy, ISPs are dumb pipes. Amazon boosts and profits from bad actors. None of them would have a chance to get the reach Amazon prov
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by wukerplank 7y ago
Woah! Never heard of it. > The long-term development goal is to have a system capable of volume production within ten years. I guess they canned the project?
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by wukerplank 7y ago
> Its not surprising that the doctor suggested those things I saw an orthopedist who claimed to specialize in sport injuries. He immediately understood which part of the knee was affected. Also I'd expect a doctor who's out of
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by wukerplank 7y ago
One anecdote (not diet related): Last winter I developed knee pain, which turned out to be an inflamation. The typical doctor's response: rest, inject cortisone and apply warming creams. After three months the pain was still there. I w
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by wukerplank 7y ago
GDPR is not just cookie banners. It's about putting the users in control of their data. It empowers you more than ever to find out what kind of data is collected about you, how/why it is used and with whom it gets shared.
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by wukerplank 8y ago
So it wasn't the rogue engineers after all? Colour me surprised! ( https://www.independent.co.uk/news/business/news/volkswagen-... )
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by wukerplank 8y ago
They are doing a great job in the war on the nipple, though. And containing viral content with negative publicity against them. I don't know about AI, but they have an army of moderators with a strict set of rules. Yet, content that ma
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by wukerplank 8y ago
> my most optimistic wild guess is 10-20 years Woah, that's a long time! What are the problems in computer vision that need to be solved?
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by wukerplank 8y ago
Who's the lobby behind it? Or is pure conservative Weltanschauung? Edit: Fixed punctuation.
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by wukerplank 8y ago
I can only guess, but I think the parent was being sarcastic, insinuateing that the current US policy towards the Iran points to a new Gulf war.
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by wukerplank 8y ago
A huge chunk of the Viennese flats are publicly owned.[1] I think it's very hard to replicate for other cities. It's the result of decades of social democratic governance. Two things they do really well: Keeping rent prices low by
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by wukerplank 8y ago
Which policies do you propose to protect lower/middle incomes from getting priced out of their cities?
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by wukerplank 8y ago
I've always kinda admired the French disregard for red traffic lights. Seems for feasible for pedestrians than cars, though^^
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by wukerplank 8y ago
How do you do it? In which industry/role are you working? Employed or freelance? Asking for a friend.
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by wukerplank 8y ago
> If it's a project that won't pay back the investment in it What would be an idea in the economical/environmental equilibrium?
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by wukerplank 8y ago
It would allow them a well targeted ethnic cleansing. To give you some ideas: - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Holocaust - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Life_unworthy_of_life - https:/&#x
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by wukerplank 8y ago
Just to clarify: It's not the GPL that is not allowed on the store, it's the GPL that forbids putting software licensed under it on the store.
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by wukerplank 8y ago
> I have to buy a [...] That's the clue: You don't _have_ to. Buy a Pixel if you want to root something.
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by wukerplank 8y ago
> On January 24, at 19:00 CET, head over to... You looked too early.
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by wukerplank 8y ago
I always wonder if this really works? Amazon uses it a lot and all I get ads for are products that I already bought. Which is pointless.
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by wukerplank 8y ago
Looking at the middle class, this is still (or again) true.
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by wukerplank 8y ago
My perspective: Tax for the middle class is insanely high. Seeing companies like FB, Google, Amazon, Apple, etc. pull off insane stunts to "minimize" tax payments (because of their responsibility to the shareholder). They make (an
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by wukerplank 8y ago
Because the loopholes exist EU wide, but EU legislators failed to collaborate to close them. That's why individual nations try to find ways to level the field. (As an Austrian I'm fairly certain that this has nothing to do with fa
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by wukerplank 8y ago
It says so in the about section. The AI is trained on people.
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by wukerplank 8y ago
How does this fare with visually impaired people? Or with people 50+ who need reading glasses?
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by wukerplank 8y ago
Even Udemy is not that bad. If you wait for the right price you can get a decent introduction to a topic you are interested in. I learned to use Blender that way, filled some gaps with different platform SDKs and so on. Great way to kicksta
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by wukerplank 8y ago
I wonder how many people will rush for this. Even if they get it to scale, what's the business model? Or just do it like Tumblr and run on VC money as long as possible.

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