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    Comment #36403362

    I don't think any of the third part devs are asking for it to be free. The Apollo devs initial response to the announcement was "I'm honestly looking forward to the pricing and the…

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    Comment #36136418

    > At the end of the video, you can see that he drives "off road" off the trail without any problems. "off road" at the end is like 5cm deep powder on top of compact snow, which has…

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    Comment #36136117

    The snow is too deep on either side, with too many trees to quickly and effectively turn around without getting stuck. It might work, but he could very easily have gotten stuck try…

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    Comment #35611830

    > aside from the occasional famine At least 50 million people have died due to famines in communist countries. Brushing that aside as "occasional" is intellectually dishonest. http…

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    Comment #35569833

    Are we talking about influencers, or “the world’s brightest minds”?

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    Comment #35568518

    I'm saying ads aren't "addictive", because they're pretty despised. They might be effective, when people see them, but I don't think anyone is "addicted" to ads.

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    Comment #35566833

    > the most brilliant minds in the world are researching best ways to make internet advertisements as addictive as they can be. They're doing a great job, ads are so addictive I've …

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    Comment #35153526

    Not the person you're replying to, but you can calculate the "implied volatility" using the current option pricing vs the current stock price. As the consensus of price movement (u…

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    Comment #35070638

    Standard democrat playbook: 1) "Look what they're doing and how bad it is" 2) "We would never do something like that" 3) Do something like that. 4) "What do you mean we're doing th…

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    Comment #35067999

    > minor painting around the edges of trying to implement sensible gun restrictions to mitigate the onslaught of mass murders is somehow implementing authoritarianism. This is exact…

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    Comment #35063975

    No, I don’t think I will stop it, until people start to realize the democrats are doing the same thing. Also, what an authoritarian response for someone claiming not to be authorit…

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    Comment #35055431

    > Indeed it's on the cusp of a full scale fascist take over. From the democrats or republicans? ("Both" would be closest to correct, if we assume your statement is true.) Edit: ooo…

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    Comment #35008566

    Or there are programmers who write both. Something that I want to write once, have run on several different platforms, handle multi-threading nicely, and never have to think about …

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    Comment #34787311

    I think Meta does reviews every 6 months, which makes it basically perpetual.

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    Comment #34639465

    You will never be _sure_ that it's limited to that age range, because what's appropriate for a given age is pretty subjective. I don't know why people are obsessed with making perf…

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    Comment #34505375

    Not everything is a conspiracy. If you buy a used laptop and the previous owner didn't remove it from their icloud first, you can still try to get them to unlock it for you. As a b…

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    Comment #34505334

    What parts? The screen / front camera assembly also stays locked if the phone it was on was stolen. The FaceID / TouchID data is stored on the camera module.

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    Comment #34281798

    I work at one of these big companies, and at least how we do it is to see what kind of candidates we get, then compare seniority vs potential vs abilities, and decide which person …

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    Comment #34281614

    Written from the comfort of your warm home with your secure, easily replaceable tech job. It's very easy to be philosophical when it's not your entire life and family history at st…

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    Comment #34274711

    You realize there are entire towns and villages whose lives depend on this tourism, right? I'm not saying it's a perfect solution to fly snow in, but you can't discount the impact …

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    Comment #34263247

    You don’t prevent it, simple. Adding invasive privacy measures that apply to all adults won’t stop the kid who wants to find porn and show it to other kids on his phone. We found w…

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    Comment #34261980

    We can't expect a grown-up to set up content filters on a child's devices because it's too complicated, but we _can_ expect them to setup a VPN on their own device, and also determ…

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    Comment #34261776

    > car seats If we're talking about setting safety standards for car seats, fine. I also wouldn't really care if the mandated use of car seats was just a recommendation. My kids wou…

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    Comment #34260941

    > By your logic should we allow kids to buy alcohol, cigarettes, and drugs because it inconveniences adults too much? By your logic, we should allow the government to search our ph…

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    Comment #34260882

    > Bars have the ability to store this information they just choose not to. I can watch and verify that the bar doesn't store it, unless the bouncer is memorizing info. I cannot ver…