Andaith

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by Andaith 9d ago
This seems specific to western europe, so I'm curious how a country like Australia would fit into this study? Significantly higher immigration, but also lower Far-Right voting(I know, I know, PHON, but while they've always been a
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by Andaith 16d ago
Well, hopefully something changes in the App Store space. It's quite unusable for discovery, there's no ability to filter apps for free/pay once/no iAP/no recurring subscriptions/no adverts. The lack of filter
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by Andaith 1mo ago
They've also made it harder to go to content in that catalog. You used to be able to get to the sidebar relatively easily, even if you'd swiped right a dozen times, by just going up|down, then left. then you were at the menu and
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by Andaith 3mo ago
I could only read the blurb, but this stood out to me: "To survey 1500 Americans". Is that really enough to get a representative sample across 340 million people? Also, with tech as it is, why is that the best they can do?
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by Andaith 3mo ago
I'd have assumed it was AUD, and even then it's high. I pay 0.28/kWh AUD in Sydney. That'd be 0.2/kWh USD.
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by Andaith 3mo ago
If you have no connection with them, then you haven't signed anything indemnifying them for their actions with your data, so do you have grounds to sue for damages?
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by Andaith 4mo ago
I came here to say almost the same thing. I've been learning rust in my free time because I don't do enough programming at work to scratch that itch any more, and I've been using the rust book as a reference. Thanks for the
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by Andaith 5mo ago
This article made me think of public bathrooms in the UK, which, despite having to pay to enter, are some of the most disgusting public bathrooms I've seen. I like the idea of the throne public bathrooms. Not requiring payment, but id
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by Andaith 6mo ago
"Conflicting Signals". I don't even mean to be political, but one of the two parties here is notorious for lying, so much so that there's a wikipedia page dedicated to the falsehoods they have come out with: https:&#x2F
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by Andaith 8mo ago
Will some(most? a few?) state govts start publishing all the same data just for their own state? I wonder if this will become a competitive advantage? States that publish nothing will get less FDI or local investment because the risks ar
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by Andaith 8mo ago
Not OP, but I think they still have the lead in hardware. However, I'm using an iPhone 14 which apparently released 4 years ago now, and it's still plenty fast enough for all my needs. If it lasts another 4 years, I won't u
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by Andaith 9mo ago
+ ghostery + pihole. I like his suggestion of VPN via cloud. I might set up something with wireguard or tailscale for that. I don't really use youtube, but my family does, so If anyone knows a way to get a better ui experience as a go
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by Andaith 10mo ago
I wonder if it's because social media started out as connecting with people you know, and maybe their friends, so you can maintain/expand your social circle, or join new ones? But now it's an algorithmic feed(they're a
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by Andaith 10mo ago
Because you have an idea for a product/service that you think people will want/need enough that they'll pay for it? Because you think you can create the product/service before you go bankrupt, and that you can then sell
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by Andaith 10mo ago
As I understand it, the old system was: - UK, Canada, Guyana, probably more countries shared intelligence on suspected drug vessels in Caribbean - US Coast Guard accosted said vessels, searched them, arrested everyone if anything illegal wa
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by Andaith 10mo ago
There's a thing going on in Australia with Melatonin. It's not OTC, it's a prescription thing. BUT doctors typically just tell people to buy online from America because it's much cheaper. So the TGA(Therapeutic Goods
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by Andaith 11mo ago
Somebody read that recent open letter to the Obsidian Team and realized the security implications rather than just the inconvenience :D So far I have uninstalled all themes & plugins except the kanban board - I'm working on it. I&
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by Andaith 1y ago
Most of us are interested in complex systems, and the economy is a very complex system, and discussing the outcome of some of the most significant blunt changes to this system counts as "intellectually satisfying"? Also, it's
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by Andaith 1y ago
I thought this was all history, but: > Develop and deploy global MISSILE DEFENSES to defend the American homeland and American allies, and to provide a secure basis for U.S. power projection around the world. > Control the new “intern
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by Andaith 1y ago
> The new framework will also require vaccine makers to conduct a randomized controlled trial before the agency signs off on a coronavirus shot for healthy people between the ages of 6 months and 64 years. When possible, the agency will
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by Andaith 1y ago
I wish it supported a local LLM, like running deepseek locally or in a docker container or something. Edit: Sorry, apparently this is supported. I'll give it a go!
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by Andaith 1y ago
Imagine if they used this power for good and also identified the adults in these childrens lives who cared & would make a difference, and shared this with them. Ensuring those teens get help & support. Or even just altered their al
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by Andaith 1y ago
> You'll have access to scenario-based, AI-supported tools designed to help you prepare for constructive or challenging conversations by practicing in an interactive environment. This just sounds really ominious to me. It's li
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by Andaith 1y ago
This makes too much sense to be the real reason, if you ask me. I think it’s being reversed because it cratered global oil prices and that would be a terrible horrible very bad thing _for Russia_.
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by Andaith 1y ago
They need a Snow-IOS too. - Ever since I've updated to the latest iOS 18, my watch complications(weather doodad) stop working randomly because they just lose the location services permission. Then in settings, the location services pe
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by Andaith 1y ago
> President Donald Trump appears set to broaden his attack on global economic integration by imposing new multimillion-dollar fees on the Chinese container ships that bring many foreign goods to the United States’ shores. > By chargin
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by Andaith 2y ago
> Zeldin said he and President Donald Trump support rewriting the agency’s 2009 finding that planet-warming greenhouse gases endanger public health and welfare. The Obama-era determination under the Clean Air Act is the legal underpinnin
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by Andaith 2y ago
Isn't that just what has to be selected in the play store to allow the app to access/use the localization framework in Android? It doesn't guarantee they're sharing information. They could still do it on a site by site
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by Andaith 2y ago
Hmmm, does this mean he’s going to publish opinion pieces against tariffs?
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by Andaith 2y ago
If that's the case, then he likely has to keep getting more and more extreme to maintain the attention. This is going to be turning sentiment against him, and he's probably also hitting his limits with the nazi rhetoric / si

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