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by yosito 4y ago
I'm suggesting that Bumble shouldn't be the judge of what messages are appropriate to send or not. But they absolutely should provide filtering tools and feedback to users to reduce low quality or obnoxious behavior. I don't
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by yosito 4y ago
I was permanently banned from Tinder for trying to upload a picture of myself holding a pepper from my garden. I can only assume that Tinder's AI thought the pepper looked like an unacceptable body part. I am absolutely in favor of usi
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by yosito 4y ago
> Two world wars that it did not initiate. It hasn't initiated the current conflict either, despite Russian propaganda.
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by yosito 4y ago
The rich are always going to have advantages over the poor. The point of banning cars isn't to punish the rich or to make everyone equal. The point of banning cars is to reduce the traffic and pollution on the street and make the city
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by yosito 4y ago
I'd be willing to bet that the air pollution from a 9 month construction job is outweighed by the air pollution from steady car traffic for years. And as someone who has been robbed in traffic multiple times, I don't think traffi
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by yosito 4y ago
I really strongly believe that city centers should ban cars completely with the exception of taxis, service vehicles, and special permits. In some cities, it might mean investing more in public transportation infrastructure, and parking on
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by yosito 4y ago
TL;DR turn on signed commits and 2FA, don't commit secrets, and be careful with dependency vulnerabilities. Doesn't really seem like "a ton of work".
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by yosito 4y ago
As a person who rides motorcycles, I find it interesting that it took a doctoral dissertation to conclude more lights = better. I guess it's another example of why practical experience > academic knowledge.
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by yosito 4y ago
To be fair, I fly about 30 times per year, and in the last ten years, I've found that the in-flight wifi actually worked approximately once.
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by yosito 4y ago
> the key is, you have to understand that you should know upfront what species around you, in your current season, are edible and eat only exactly those species This is missing a very important factor, which is that there are some edible
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by yosito 4y ago
I'm from Ohio, and even before the apps, it was common to hear stories about people being poisoned by mushrooms. It's also relatively well known (though not well enough, obviously) that there are several species of toxic mushrooms
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by yosito 4y ago
It seems like owning an iPhone is a good way to protect yourself from a lot of this. But if you're an Android user, couldn't you buy a burner phone for these two apps, to avoid installing them on your primary phone? I don't t
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by yosito 4y ago
It's not personal. Bad advice includes: - rolling things into logs (time consuming and not space-saving), rather than using compression packing cubes which are quick and easy, organized and actually save a significant amount of space.
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by yosito 4y ago
Open a Chase Sapphire card if you're planning to travel.
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by yosito 4y ago
Well, Chris is American. There are dozens of credit cards that have no international transaction fees.
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by yosito 4y ago
I've been traveling out of carryon luggage for almost 15 years, and I really disagree with a lot of the stuff in this post. I find many of the people who say "I'm traveling like a local not a tourist" to be at least slig
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by yosito 4y ago
I looked up my data in this system. They show only 2 of my past 11 employers, and those two have incorrect data about my start and end dates, and how much I was paid. With this information being so inaccurate, I'm wondering if it'
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by yosito 4y ago
I've put in my last four employers and they say "No employers were found."
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by yosito 4y ago
> Closest I see is being able view your report but first thing it asks for is an employer instead of asking for information for identifying an individual Yeah, this was extremely frustrating. I'm trying to find my current and previo
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by yosito 4y ago
It's a blog, but it's not a blog. It has no features except the features it has. It's just for you, but you can publish it online. This idea is full of logical inconsistencies and strikes me as being from someone who has an u
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by yosito 4y ago
I haven't found any clients that can handle replying with wildcard aliases, which is a feature I use several times a day. If anyone has a recommendation, I'd be very grateful!
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by yosito 4y ago
Why would an AirTag, or any personal baggage tracker, pose a threat to an airline and make them want to ban it? The benefits to consumers of using these devices are obvious. But it also seems that enabling customers to know where their lost
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by yosito 4y ago
"Hard drives" don't necessarily last any longer than a few years either.
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by yosito 4y ago
What?! A device that works offline in 2022?! Absurd! ;)
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by yosito 4y ago
To be fair, I've caught autocorrect inserting apostrophes in my plurals more than once.
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by yosito 4y ago
A big problem that many, many organizations have, unfortunately.
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by yosito 4y ago
My first websites were built like this. I'd design PSDs and then slice them into images that I'd place in tables. I completely forgot about that approach!
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by yosito 4y ago
> subject cooperation is required both to train and to apply the decoder How do they define "subject cooperation"? Is there a cookie consent form that pops up in by brain before they can read my mind?
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by yosito 4y ago
This is interesting. It seems like the general idea is to climb the equivalent of the height of Everest from sea level (8,848m/29,029ft) in one activity with no sleep. Which, according to my understanding, is quite different than actua
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by yosito 4y ago
I use Obsidian to keep wikis in Markdown format. I can also edit the wikis in any other editor I choose since they're plain text files on my file system.

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