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by eigencoder 2mo ago
Yeah, but your kid can also walk to school without a map, it's not a big deal.
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by eigencoder 2mo ago
Also, it doesn't add up. How would Camera let you video call? Don't you need Facetime?
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by eigencoder 2mo ago
I've used MDM to make my iPhone dumb. It's great! I wish there was an easy way to publish my configuration so others could use it / adapt it, but it's a little involved because you have to wipe your phone the first time
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by eigencoder 2mo ago
This doesn't surprise me at all. I don't think we should be letting kids under 16 use social media, and the issue is a collective action problem that is best solved collectively (i.e. with government regulation). But, I understand
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by eigencoder 3mo ago
I disagree. Using social media is totally comparable to smoking. It's addictive, it's detrimental to health, and it's especially detrimental to kids going through puberty. "Browsing the internet", these days, mostly
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by eigencoder 3mo ago
Not yet. I did specify some specific things about the tech stack and the way I wanted pages outlined that I think helped it get on the right track. But I honestly didn't look at any of the code at all, even when there were a couple bug
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by eigencoder 3mo ago
I thought the Soma in BNW was more like a type of depressant, like an opioid.
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by eigencoder 3mo ago
Every retailer does that
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by eigencoder 3mo ago
Yeah, I think this will really be a thing. I have been using `exe.dev` lately, and I was at an AirBnB with my family where we wanted to play a game, but it needed pencil and paper for each person, but we didn't have those. I thought it
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by eigencoder 3mo ago
I don't see how we could remove states and boundaries and warfare. Boundaries aren't bad things, they're a natural consequence of living in a natural world
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by eigencoder 3mo ago
I get what they're saying, it's more about the punchy tone than the word choice
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by eigencoder 3mo ago
I mean, borders still exist, and laws apply within borders. I don't believe that national (or supra-national in the EU's case) sovereignty is yet a dinosaur of the past.
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by eigencoder 4mo ago
As I understand it, those cost optimizations relied on someone else brute forcing new model development. If everyone was trying to do it cheaper, we wouldn't have the models we have today.
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by eigencoder 4mo ago
Usually tsp means teaspoons, and 4tsp / 20 mL vs 3tsp / 15 mL are the same ratios of tsp to mL, aren't they?
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by eigencoder 4mo ago
> Important: Even after the modem is removed, if you connect your phone to the car via Bluetooth then the car will use your phone as an internet connection and send all the same telemetry data back to Toyota. How is this the case? I thou
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by eigencoder 4mo ago
I don't disagree with you, I think we need both the humanities and technology. But this group hasn't listed "the humanities", but a rather reactionary and recent limiting subset of the humanities.
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by eigencoder 4mo ago
The progressives back then may have been wrong, but the progressives today have it all right!
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by eigencoder 5mo ago
Really? I feel like android doesn't change at all with a keyboard, and doesn't support half the keyboard shortcuts you can use on iPad.
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by eigencoder 5mo ago
Absolutely
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by eigencoder 5mo ago
Call me old-fashioned, but I have a family computer. I got rid of my laptop, and got a desktop instead. It stays in the living room, in a desk drawer. The monitor is a portable monitor, and it gets put away when the computer is not in use.
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by eigencoder 5mo ago
I've been thinking about this too. I think it would be cool if you could put the interface in a pen, somehow. Like embed a tiny projector and camera in a pen. Then, if you want to read your emails, you can project them on a surface. If
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by eigencoder 6mo ago
Just gotta hope that slate auto is successful!
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by eigencoder 6mo ago
But that's not rugged individualism. It's just letting the market actually do its job, and let consumers and producers actually communicate a price
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by eigencoder 6mo ago
Do you have a child? Because I think the device makers haven't really done a good job, there are just too many workarounds.
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by eigencoder 6mo ago
Why is obedience bad?
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by eigencoder 6mo ago
I think "formation" is essentially a short-hand for "character formation"; I've seen the term used that way in Christian education literature and worldview studies.
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by eigencoder 7mo ago
It's probably a problem with my devices. I've never seen these problems with more expensive devices, but my cheap bluetooth speakers will only charge with certain cables. I also have cheap cables that don't seem able to do da
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by eigencoder 7mo ago
USB-C is the bane of my existence. Everything looks the same, but certain cables won't charge certain devices for seemingly no reason, and other cables won't transfer data, and there's no easy way (AFAIK) to tell the differen
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by eigencoder 7mo ago
I've only read the first Hyperion novel, none of his other works. Thanks for recommending them!
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by eigencoder 7mo ago
Honestly, I don't get it. So many tech companies are happy to do business in China and serve its interests, when it would gladly see them fail. But they won't defend their own country and its interests.

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