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Problems with axing fact-checkers, Meta oversight board says(bbc.com)
3 points by yladiz 2y ago|0 comments
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DVD shop owner vows to be ‘last man standing’(bbc.com)
57 points by yladiz 2y ago|55 comments
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by yladiz 2y ago
> Erasing the entry closes the opportunity of providing a reasonable explanation and showing repent, that in fact could help highlight the candidate among other. If someone does a crime, goes to jail or does whatever punishment is mandat
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by yladiz 2y ago
How would you even measure the improvement of mental health objectively? You can’t just measure some levels of neurotransmitters and say “okay this is better, dopamine went from X to Y” because the patient may not feel any better. It’s not
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by yladiz 2y ago
Did the title change? The current title is “Ukraine Halts the Flow of Natural Gas From Russia to Europe”, without the “forces” part.
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by yladiz 2y ago
Seconding chongli, you can be very frustrated with the devs and not be toxic; losing patience, even if justified, does not justify being an asshole, and even genius devs like Linus have grown to understand this. I agree with some points Aur
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by yladiz 2y ago
Why?
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by yladiz 2y ago
Oh come on, it’s not like Google is better. 1. Google isn’t available in China not because of some moral reason, and they were in fact available in the past and Google has attempted to go back to China as a search engine, etc. before. They
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by yladiz 2y ago
I would disagree. Blocking typically implies permanence (without more action by the blockee), and since 429 isn’t usually a permanent error code I wouldn’t call it blocking. Same applies with 403, it’s only permanent if the requester doesn’
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by yladiz 2y ago
That’s a bit disingenuous. 429s aren’t “blocking”, they’re telling the requester that they’re done too many requests and to try again later (with a value in the header). I assume the author configured this because they know how often the si
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by yladiz 2y ago
Why not just… turn it off manually?
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by yladiz 2y ago
Do you have a link to a news article? I don’t see it on various news websites so I’m skeptical without a proper link.
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by yladiz 2y ago
It’s been proven in court.
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by yladiz 2y ago
With respect to hiring, of the two points you mention - AI productivity gains for SWE and "no more free money" - I'm confident it's solely the latter, that higher interest rates cut off free money from startups, so they
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by yladiz 2y ago
> They fight for a certain vision of ethnic state that was not even shared by majority of its population before 2014. What are you talking about?
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by yladiz 2y ago
I don’t think so, Germany (at least the current chancellor) is against letting long range missiles like Taurus be used to attack inside of Russia. I expect this to change at some point, given that Germany and other countries have eventually
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by yladiz 2y ago
Okay, I’ll bite. What is peace, in this specific case?
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by yladiz 2y ago
Since the FAQ doesn't give much information, this Stack Exchange answer[1] is more helpful, which links to a paper about liver transplant and includes this quote: > Regeneration of the liver can be more correctly defined as compensa
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by yladiz 2y ago
Which candidate was unwanted?
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by yladiz 2y ago
I assume partly that Germany didn’t push back and get an exception, and partly that at least the Nordic countries could argue they effectively have a minimum wage and introducing one could cause unintended issues. Maybe the same in Austria
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by yladiz 2y ago
I’m not sure I follow. In a progressive tax system you pay in brackets, so that extra $20k doesn’t mean the rest of the salary is entirely in the new bracket, so why would it cost an exorbitant amount?
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by yladiz 2y ago
The crass answer is maybe you’re not able to negotiate well enough to get more than the initial offer. The less crass answer: In almost every company, you’re being hired on a salary band, so unless you’re at the top of that band in the init
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by yladiz 2y ago
How’s your ARR?
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by yladiz 2y ago
But if a procedure is medically necessary in Germany, public insurance pays for it too (and if they deny, you can, often successfully, appeal or sue them). The biggest difference is that you’ll get an appointment much faster due to the quot
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by yladiz 2y ago
Which cases will it permanently block?
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by yladiz 2y ago
Where do you get your information? You're both anecdotal but you accuse the parent of having bias and refute it, yet provide no evidence/link/etc.
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by yladiz 2y ago
Why?
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by yladiz 2y ago
If you trust the Michelin system and live in a city big enough to support it, Bib Gourmand is a good choice. Otherwise something like Google Maps combined with research related to what you want (something family casual, more upscale, etc.)
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Rollei 35AF(rollei35af.com)
1 points by yladiz 2y ago|0 comments
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by yladiz 2y ago
Used in the way the author of the article presents, or generally the way you could use them in Clojure, Racket and Scheme macros are pretty similar. However at least in Racket you have a lot more control over certain parts of the way compil

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