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Comment #40834753
After which none of the doomsday scenarios people shrieked about had occurred. ISPs aren’t selling bundles that exclude certain websites, nor do cable providers privilege their str…
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Comment #38334908
The reverse surprised me too: From seeing only abstract drawings of dogs, my daughter pointed at a real dog for the first time and said “dog!” ML is pretty long way from being able…
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Comment #37892757
Making things look pretty is very good for your portfolio and career. But making things usable usually means ugly. Thin scrollbars and window borders are pretty. Mobile buttons wit…
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Comment #37660690
Who knows, if voting doesn’t motivate them, but concerts do, maybe it will cause more people to get IDs. Isn’t that a good thing?
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Comment #37660605
It’s really disturbing to pass a value judgement about what kind of fans are more desirable than others, and social-engineering it into the pricing structure.
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Comment #37660562
Alas, every metric that isn’t “paying more money” can be horrendously gamed and corrupted. This is why despite all its flaws, the “price signal” is still the tried and true “least …
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Comment #37660481
Isn’t it basically auction-based pricing with more steps? That’s not a fundamentally evil thing.
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Comment #36544207
College admissions at elite universities, what this SCOTUS case is about, is zero sum.
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Comment #36544199
This SCOTUS case had heavy emphasis on the fact Affirmative Action as it is practiced at elite institutions today, has a net slightly negative effect on whites, and an extremely la…
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Comment #36544096
If groups have responsibility as you say, then Blacks as a group would have tremendous culpability for excess ratio of interracial murder committed by that group. That of course, i…
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Comment #36253844
https://store.steampowered.com/hwsurvey/videocard/?sort=pct The most popular GPUs in use TODAY are 1650, 1060, 3060, 2060. If Apple can get the M2 Macbook Air to run like one of th…
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Comment #35928973
Absolutely, the worst feeling of being stuck on a puzzle is not knowing whether you simply haven't solved the puzzle, or a bug has caused this door to not open and having to run on…
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Comment #35395350
Honestly not a bad pilot episode right there.
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Comment #35368995
The article says “averaging”, you say “converging”, but what if the operative verb is actually “optimizing”? Certain looks get the most followers on Instagram. Movie posters are te…
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Comment #35322816
Adding hold-delays to anything is the opposite of juicy.
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Comment #34905582
Because with search, the competition is really just "one click away", but when it comes to changing your office suite, or operating system, not so much. What MS is doing is far mor…
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Comment #34331368
People forget fees compound. 1% extra fees will make you a lot more than 1% poorer in the long run.
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Comment #34143426
One thing Americans do not have much experience with, is how the exercise policing speech eventually becomes the exercise of policing coded speech. People will always get around sp…
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Comment #34140720
I agree. I wish to go away from traditionalist views “Alice should stop playing with trucks and play with dolls because she is a girl” to “Alice can with trucks if she wants”. But …
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Comment #34140500
No, I don’t think the analogy works. People have a freedom of who they associate with and do business with: Boycott is when you decide not to spend your money someplace because you…
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Comment #34140400
Thank you for sharing this. I remember a while back there was a major social justice controversy at Basecamp which started with a senior exec using some insensitive language. An em…
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Comment #33658242
Sadly, news articles always grossly exaggerate research results. "We found weak evidence of ..." becomes "New study ABSOLUTELY DESTROYS the myth that..."
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Comment #33476453
Who is the most underprivileged? 1) A Bangladeshi immigrant whose parents entered the US as economic refugees 2) A Uyghur immigrant whose parents entered the US as political refuge…