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ricefield

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    Comment #39976584

    OGS is the closest thing I’ve found to lichess but it’s quite good! https://online-go.com/

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    Comment #32026585

    thank god

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    Comment #28872106

    > During the 2020 election, Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg spent hundreds of millions of dollars to turn out likely Democratic voters. > The 2020 election wasn’t stolen — it was like…

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    Comment #25710968

    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Experts_Exchange

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    Comment #25309333

    There are plenty of people who are difficult to convince to reduce their meat consumption using vegetarian food and meat substitutes alone. Providing choices like this will make it…

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    Comment #25309304

    Not necessarily. I'm sure there are plenty of people who have zero compunction about the practices of factory farms, so long as they get to enjoy their meat.

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    Comment #25155544

    > We have a history of net losses and we may not be able to achieve or maintain profitability in the future. This is boilerplate and isn't notable. [0] [0]: https://news.crunchbase…

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    Comment #25155386

    I recently had a director reach out to me about joining their team to work on rebuilding an ad system from scratch, so unfortunately your fear may very well be valid.

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    Comment #24077069

    > And it alleges that he spent hundreds of thousands of dollars on private plane trips, including for extended family when he was not present; traveled to Africa with his wife on a…

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    Comment #23529504

    I think it's probably more that people have lost trust in the political proces and are pushing on private companies as a last resort to effect change.

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    Comment #23262449

    It's not really your data though, how can you control / monetize it?

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    Comment #23012849

    > > it also doesn’t support gallery view so groups larger than 2 > https://www.theverge.com/2020/4/22/21231294/google-meet-gall... . This only applies to Google Meet, not Google Ha…

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    Comment #23012434

    I use Google Meet every day and it's a pretty terrible experience. Lots of lag and audio/video distortion. Meanwhile, Zoom works pretty seamlessly for me, always.

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    Comment #22686619

    Chrome dev what? I can't hear you over the sounds of waves crashing on the beach

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    Comment #22622072

    Those animals are dead

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    Comment #22320576

    Yeah I'm really confused by the whole "my life got so much better when I got off FB" trope. I don't spend a lot of time on Facebook, but my time spent there is generally pretty pos…

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    Comment #22268346

    As long as I get to drive it, the distinction isn't very material to me. But I guess I'm not the type to work a lot on my car.

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    Comment #22268160

    I think I'm fine with it, as long as they continue to sell best-in-class vehicles and provide quality service. Third-party repair and open documentation are nice, but not must-have…

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    Comment #22141956

    Can the mods add a "(2014)" in the headline for this one?

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    Comment #22132183

    How does Carbn passively track carbon footprint? The website is scant on details

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    Comment #22132157

    Well-deserved. Such a great game

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    Comment #22132047

    Ah my bad, I think I misread this paragraph: > Apple sued Williams in August, alleging that he breached an intellectual property agreement and a duty of loyalty to the company by p…

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    Comment #22131763

    Wow, TIL. Does this even make sense financially for anyone?

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    Comment #22131696

    Doesn't seem hostile or unreasonable. He was a senior director that potentially stole IP and also committed a breach of contract by poaching employees. I'd say if he _did_ do those…

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    Comment #22131645

    1) I think Apple could easily argue it was planning on leveraging it's chip design and manufacturing expertise into other areas. That's pretty reasonable. I could be seem them expl…