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by htag 3y ago
I'm intrigued enough by this article that I'm going to dig deeper into the economics behind it. This article seems to highlight the cultural and political impact of the policy more than anything. As someone mostly naive to this
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by htag 3y ago
1. This really depends on how much sound leaks out. The original earpods were designed to leak a little bit of sound but were still used in airplanes. 2. I take a lot of 4 hour flights. I see people use steam decks on them all the time, e
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by htag 3y ago
It's a long way away for corporate to buy it's developers a headset like what your describing. As far as Work goes, if you cannot get a corporate office to buy them then it's never going to take off.
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by htag 3y ago
If you watch the video you find that he has valid complaints, and he's not opposed to paying Reddit but thinks these terms are designed to sink 3rd party apps. Some highlighted points. * The API access charges about 10x the price comp
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by htag 3y ago
I'm unsure what your talking about. Surely SecDevOps would be mostly alerted when a vulnerability isn't caught by someone looking at OSS. Those vulnerabilities that are caught should be mostly invisible.
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by htag 3y ago
Exactly. These SaaS solutions are way less (speech) free, with anything you write being a accessible to various powerful entities depending on legal jurisdiction you reside in.
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by htag 3y ago
I would have liked to see more numbers in this article. Have any of these brands gone public or released revenue figures? What's the highest valuation in the tech space? Which brands are squaring up best from their 'mainstream&
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by htag 3y ago
There has always been room for active strategies, and there will continue to be room for active strategies. It's very likely _your_ active strategy isn't as good as buying and holding an index fund.
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by htag 3y ago
To some degree, this idea is explored in Neal Stephenson's novel Termination Shock in a character with the nickname "The Drone Ranger" (play on "The Lone Ranger")
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by htag 3y ago
1. I like some of the IP, and being immersed in experiences is fun 2. They are one-of-a-kind. It's rare to see something made that isn't mass produced, and I have a similar appreciation for other things that don't come out o
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by htag 3y ago
There is a general mythology that business greed is a new thing, and that it is an American invention. This is not the case. I'd specifically like to call out the ancient slave trade as an example of business existing for profit at th
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by htag 3y ago
That's kind of the point. International law isn't equal, there is often an 'us vs them'. The two are very different realms.
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by htag 3y ago
> It's surprising how many systems there are (Russian, French, British, US, Chinese, Indian etc) and how rarely anyone dares to actually do a public test... The stakes of getting this wrong are incredibly high. Perhaps all of these
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by htag 3y ago
Ideally the law provides equal protections and rights to everyone. International law is much further from this ideal than US National law, and many people are surprised to learn details about international law.
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by htag 3y ago
West coastal. I recently made a $1300 transaction in cash, and while the business was able to accommodate me, it took them five minutes, two drawers, and creative accounting to generate $74 in change. They were surprised to see a cash tran
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by htag 3y ago
1. Why did you lose the ability? 2. What efforts were required to regain the ability?
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by htag 3y ago
> motorcycle It should be tracked to some degree. If the motorcycle is designed for street use (compared to track or dirt only) then there are several interested parties that need to know about some sort of transaction (insurance compan
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by htag 3y ago
> where do we draw the line There's actually clear rules about dice handling at carb tables. The dice are expected to hit the far wall, the dice are expected to be tossed, and to not slide. Throws that do not meet standards might b
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by htag 3y ago
An eight deck shoe being dealt to 3/4 empty would give an advantage to teams signaling over a 2 deck shoe being dealt to 1/2 empty, because it allows for more total hands before being shuffled.
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by htag 3y ago
I was a volunteer phone responder for a (smaller) state Suicide Prevention Hotline, but stopped because of the changes to the organization caused by the 988 transition. My primary complaint was in the organizational changes made by the non-
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by htag 3y ago
I agree. I've had five and ten year plans. Some of my five year plans even panned out. The vast majority of my one and five year plans fail as reality is too unpredictable. * Be careful to not fall into a local maximum. As years pro
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by htag 3y ago
> Exercise has many side effects too, including a risk of injury. This feels like saying chocking is a side effect of eating vegetables. Most negative side effects from exercise come in a few camps. * The exercise of choice comes with a
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by htag 3y ago
To pile on other popular theories on smoking guns, there is a widespread decrease in physical activity levels. Physical activity can delay or prevent type 2 diabetes, as well as having widespread benefits on almost every system of the body
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by htag 3y ago
Graphics quality was the biggest punch line for Zuck's Metaverse demo
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by htag 3y ago
I forgot this, but for a period of time Siri was a serious compeitive advantage for iPhone.
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by htag 3y ago
Pop-in essentially exists because the draw distance is too low. As the player get's closer to an object, it is more likely to be drawn, and the level of detail it is drawn at is higher. While it's not Saturn/PS1 levels in mo
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by htag 3y ago
I'm very bothered by this aspect of switch gaming. If I want to play a game at a decent framerate and resolution I have to jump through hoops to run it on unofficial hardware.
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by htag 3y ago
The Switch actually came out as an advanced handheld. The appeal was that it was a handheld advanced enough to play on a TV. It's just that (especially handheld) technology have advanced in the last 8 years. On the Switch, Nintendo
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by htag 3y ago
One thing, it's ambiguous if they are speaking of only jobs inside the city, or any job in the republic/empire. It's also ambiguous if this is limited to jobs only performed by free individuals. Some things that didn't
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by htag 3y ago
I'm very interested in how this interacts with Valve's standard policy of giving refunds for games you've played for less than two hours. I suspect there will be more demo downloads, but fewer total (non-refunded) purchases w

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