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x3haloed
7y ago
Indeed. Palm rejection is perfect. No need to worry or complain about the size of the touchpad. I know I would never go back.
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x3haloed
7y ago
Is forums.sia.tech down temporarily or permanently?
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x3haloed
7y ago
Good point
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x3haloed
7y ago
No. And that’s a good point. But: 1. I don’t think that fits into the category of servitude that the other was talking about. 2. Why would one put in the effort required to go through specialized school and certification processes if there
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x3haloed
7y ago
In fact I would be interested to see if it's possible to protect consumers by regulating marketing of software and services as "free", where it can only done if strict data handling policies are applied.
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x3haloed
7y ago
Your first paragraph is absolutely correct. The issue I see with your solution is that there's no fault tolerance, so the service is likely to be unreliable, and then of course there's dynamic IP which means it will be difficult t
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x3haloed
7y ago
Hmm... Maybe I've been stuck by a realization: there is no such thing as a free society, only societies where you can or cannot choose your master.
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7y ago
Sorry, it takes 'partiality' out.
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7y ago
I feel Ike the feeling of being served on our society has everything to do with economic equality. There are professions that pay more or less, and people with professions that pay more are able to afford services that people with lesser pa
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x3haloed
7y ago
Yes. Using a system takes partially out of the equation, which is more fair, especially in cases where huge numbers of the involved.
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7y ago
https://images-na.ssl-images-amazon.com/images/I/51Vy2liiLaL...
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7y ago
Exactly. There isn't a cohesive point about why AMP for the email is bad, just a list of 5 negative things. I can come up with a list of 5 negative things about anything.
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7y ago
I can't belive the neckbeard level in here. "I do all my web browsing with curl and vim. Nobody needs AMP!" Listen -- AMP is merely a set of guidelines and a framework to help developers make media-rich web content load fast.
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7y ago
This headline smacks of fear mongering. Privacy TERRORS. ALGORITHMS! Walking, talking murder bots! Seriously? Please. If you pay for your streaming service, you don't have ads. Privacy concerns are an abstract existential concern that
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7y ago
> that does not mean humanity is the final arbiter of evolution, even of its own, at least at this stage of development Oh, I agree, and I did not mean to imply so. I'm just saying that that we do have some degree of control. Choosi
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7y ago
Careful - the belief in evolution as a sacred and holy process is what leads to racism. I know you said you're half sarcastic, but that means you half-believe it. Evolution is simply a process by which generations of organisms become m
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7y ago
This is the best thing I've read in a while. Thanks.
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x3haloed
8y ago
That’s an interesting point about Atom and VS Code. Do you think we’ll likely see Atom die in favor of VS Code?
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x3haloed
8y ago
Generally, yes.
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x3haloed
8y ago
No comments yet on how this is almost exactly the Google Daydream viewer with a builtin phone?
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x3haloed
8y ago
Hint: it CAN be extremely terrifying.
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x3haloed
8y ago
We should experiment on ourselves instead of animals if we expect to reap all the benefit. We do have an idea. Try dissociatives. Or at least read about them.
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x3haloed
8y ago
Or if you buy into social drug stigmas, then research dissociatives.
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8y ago
I have an idea. Try dissociatives.
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9y ago
Chatbots are, at present, fancy command-line interfaces. I believe that they have great potential, but I don't think they will transcend the CLI until they are conversational and able to understand language at the level of IBM's W