masterof0

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by masterof0 4y ago
I would add what "Ramen Meter" is meant to signify in the webpage. Looks nice!
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by masterof0 4y ago
Like this one: https://www.cnn.com/travel/article/americans-no-fly-list-fea... ? I personally lived in China for quiet a long time, I learned about the social credit system when I moved to the US, in the news. But
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by masterof0 4y ago
Yup, people just save enough money to get to an assisted living facility, hoping strangers will take care of them for money. Very sad.
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by masterof0 4y ago
So do you think that Sundar will go to jail? please
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by masterof0 4y ago
What would they do with the people who has the Advanced Data Protection for iCloud on?
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by masterof0 4y ago
What value besides money? A company paying a employee to be "loyal" is nothing more than a business transaction, and "loyal" really is "please, don't go to another company, we will pay you to stay here". I
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by masterof0 4y ago
if the journalist works for the newspaper, then the dichotomy falls apart. Journalists that are independent can use platforms like Substack, where their readers would pay them.
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by masterof0 4y ago
Nobody is forcing people who want to pay, to not pay. Most news papers make more or their money from advertisers, promotions, and such sources.
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by masterof0 4y ago
I have yet to see a company where the "loyal" employees are paid more than those who leave for a better salary, or are exempt from laid off. I feel like "Company Loyalty" is one of those nonsensical ideas boomers left to
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by masterof0 4y ago
True. Something I learn when I came years ago to the US, is you don't have to be awesome at anything, being normal, working hard and keeping in mind principles like "spend less than what you make" already put you above 90% of
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by masterof0 4y ago
Those "legit" individuals are so rare, that instead of feeling envy, I just feel curiosity, and the desire to learn from them. But so far, I don't know of anyone. I'm sure there are a few, but I haven't met anyone i
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by masterof0 4y ago
Thunderbird used to be a Native email client, that was awesome. I want an native email client, contacts and calendar. That's it. I dislike the browser tabs inside Thunderbird (I already use Firefox), either make a web version or keep t
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by masterof0 4y ago
Sure, let's make everyone to walk around naked. Let's also make sure, that everyone knows what is going on in your life, where you and your loved ones live, what they buy, how much money they make, what they say, ....... Your argu
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by masterof0 4y ago
The alternative would be China-style surveillance state, and be cool with it? Nice
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by masterof0 4y ago
It doesn't need to be a "World New Order" for three letter agencies lobbying to increase surveillance, and hence their power over the people. You are right, bureaucrats are clueless, but they don't need to be sharp, the
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by masterof0 4y ago
Videos are harder to fake and produce, I would say impossible, any of the OpenAI products are unable to be creative.
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by masterof0 4y ago
The final nail in the coffin is ChatGPT, the greatest spam generation tool ever made. I imagine bots, SEO gurus, and the like are having a great time now.
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by masterof0 4y ago
With all due respect, I find what you claim to be highly unlikely, if you are comparing lifestyle in downtown Delhi(or wherever rich people live) with a poor area in the UK, then maybe? But otherwise is crazy. If that were the case, compani
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by masterof0 4y ago
> populated by people who are either participating in or funding startups themselves Citation needed.
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by masterof0 4y ago
That's a fallacy, those CEO's wouldn't be elsewhere making more, otherwise they would. That's just a trick they use to convince people of supporting with (in most cases tax free donations) their ridiculous life style. An
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by masterof0 4y ago
I can only imagine your lifestyle in India with $18,036 / month , that's probably the equivalent of making 60k a month in the US? Wish you the best, I'm inspired.
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by masterof0 4y ago
I agree with verdverm, what about if you lost your student id?, why even have the educational background to be a thing you need to verify?
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by masterof0 4y ago
This is what I did. It works great.
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by masterof0 4y ago
Make housing accessible to regular folks. So they have a place to live, and raise their kids. Why is so hard?
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by masterof0 4y ago
No you are not, many companies have warrant canaries. Or make public the warrants, and state exactly all the information they can share with the authorities, that is usually nothing besides IP, or device the customer used to connect. My poi
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by masterof0 4y ago
> I think some users might be happy that the average FB engineer can't just see all their messages. Maybe not the regular L4 SDE, but the people who are supposed to see it, can and will see it.
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by masterof0 4y ago
Nah, at least for me , all my friends(mostly faang SDEs) use iMessage, even the ones working at Google's Android team. The people who own Android devices, I know that in other countries outside the US, Android phone are way more popula
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by masterof0 4y ago
I agree with baby here, iMessage ate their lunch long ago,their competition is Kakao, Line, and the likes, not even Wechat, as they have 0 presence in China, and they are far behind features wise.
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by masterof0 4y ago
Taking into account that they are known to work closely with the FBI. So what they call e2ee cryptography is ridiculous. Their business is built off violating users privacy, why would anyone trust them? They've got your keys. Signal ex
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by masterof0 4y ago
You made a very nice editor, dismiss that clown. You are clearly also a great person. Do you have a channel for us to provide feedback or interact with the community? like a Matrix server, or should we just open issues in your repo?.

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