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zobzu
6y ago
an organization is not a human, despite what people say. A single human may be absolutely willing to act, but the organization won't - i.e. they will not be allowed to act by their bosses. Everything else is nitpicking and blame shifti
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zobzu
6y ago
the picture we're talking about is taken at night, and looks like a painting, this has nothing to do with bokeh or the need to edit a picture taken with a large sensor mirrorless camera
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zobzu
6y ago
the software magic "just" takes raw images and make something with it. photographers prefer retaining the raws and do the something themselves on a fast computer. Now, there's some good use cases for it but I guess the tradeo
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zobzu
6y ago
I think the photo of the woman is terrible. I don't blame the phone for it, its very hard to achieve with small sensors, and the iphone is probably the best of the bunch. But it doesn't make the picture quality near "good-eno
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zobzu
6y ago
well its interesting to see that their interest is not the users at all, but the money. they've become a servant of Google and they do not want this to stop. Basically Mozilla is not independent and is too scared to be.
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zobzu
6y ago
id also say it works out okay. its just long and tedious and it feels more painful than it should - but really its not all that bad in general. I see very toxic people being rejected that think its because of their gender/color/wh
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zobzu
6y ago
Medicine is definitely politics when its uncertain how much certain drugs really help. One the one hand you could say: WHO has an unreviewed study that says "china early vaccine tests good, usa drug bad" and Gilead has a bunch of
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zobzu
6y ago
"You're free to speak up and they're free to fire you"
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zobzu
6y ago
it depends on so many things that we probably dont fully understand though. Each blood test I get i'm within range (pretty much right in the middle) for everything. I take zero supplements. I eat a variety of things over the course of
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zobzu
6y ago
Disinformation. Some people have a stuffed nose and cant smell as well from that, many people can't smell or taste with the flu without a stuffed nose, way before covid was ever a thing...
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zobzu
6y ago
This has happened to me countless times with the flu where i can't smell or taste anything at all.
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zobzu
6y ago
> In summary, an opportunist's career advice is: ignore OKRs, switch > projects well before the consequences of your decisions can be > measured, act happy and easy-going, package bad news as appeals for > slow systemic
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zobzu
6y ago
The article does not say everybody. It says Facebook and AirBnb. It also specifically say many will still have to pay the tax. Where did you see everybody? Obviously to me FB and other big companies get a favor, small developers can shove i
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zobzu
6y ago
The families of the workers who made 200k however.. well they can f* right off and find a new job. Their family doesn't matter.
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zobzu
6y ago
It's what Brave is, but it didn't use Firefox source code.
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6y ago
I suspect she's been in there for a very long time, is tired, and just want to cash out. She sees her friends working for the likes of Google who made 50+ millions during certain years and see her small 2.5M as nothing. She's a la
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zobzu
6y ago
The CEO is the Chairwoman and pretty much owns the Board. i.e. the CEO will not be laid-off. They can step down, if they want to. I'm pretty sure they want to milk this to the end though, there's a reason their salary skyrocketed
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zobzu
6y ago
reducing their 2.5M a year salary would definitely be unfair for their family. Think of the children!!
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zobzu
6y ago
I think some of the "fabled antics" are necessary for success. Tim Cook simply continue on what's already been built and would have to be really bad to really fail in that period of time. In my opinion executive skills are of
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zobzu
6y ago
I don't think it's a bad suggestion, though their plan is most likely to influence people to complain to Google. Same as politics, you want a maximum of people to be convinced by your idea/opinion/etc to make it happen f
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zobzu
6y ago
This works pretty well (I use it) because it removes recommendations and search results (which are really recommendations) that are artificially inserted/ranked at the top every single time. That said I don't think it's what
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zobzu
6y ago
Tiktok by design has more fresh content and by being newer is not gamed as much as Youtube's algorithm. With enough time Tiktok will look as bad. I.e. I don't think it's algorithm related "for the most part"
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6y ago
I don't think it's bad actually. I mean the recommendations could be far better, but this specific case isn't bad. Say you go on reddit/r/iloveredcars - all you will see upvoted (ie ... RECOMMENDED by users) will be
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6y ago
Crowdsourcing censorship!
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I'm just happy to see Panic still exist. I loved their FTP client and most of their macOS "classic" software. Apparently the FTP client still exists actually :)
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I wouldnt be surprised if it gets banned. In case of cabin decompression the full face masks can be quite hard to remove and you may actually die. Now, that's very unlikely to happen, but apparently that's more likely than catchin
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zobzu
6y ago
There is such a thing as minimum wage. Flipping burgers, serving coffee or using a wipe all cost the same minimum wage. And that adds up fast...
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zobzu
6y ago
I've a parent that died just before COVID started and I'm not allowed to go there (travel ban). While I disagree with the risk of COVID, I would agree that if the risk was so great I should make a choice between minimum safety and
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zobzu
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I always find these stories interesting, because, frankly, these cameras I'm sure DO help catch criminals very effectively. However, they also allow very effective privacy violations of course. Because of this there's no perfect o
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zobzu
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Money.. but still that's just a side topic. The document linked is pretty official and pretty clear, but i guess no one reads it...
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