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Google234··on The Google Nest Hub is first commercial Fuchsia device
It wouldn’t be like that. Take a look at this https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ship_of_Theseus
Google234··on How I raised a $5.1M seed as a first-time, female, solo founder for a biotech co
Adding 5 years to human life would be worth a trillion dollars. There are 1 billion people that would pay at least 1k for thst.
Google234··on LA pays $2600 per homeless tent, per month
Drugs are a big part.
Google234··on LA pays $2600 per homeless tent, per month
Imagine supporting a terorist state in Hamas. Fortunately most democrats aren’t regressive leftist - yet.
Google234··on Benzene detected in many sunscreen products
It just takes one UV ray hit one strand of dna and lead to cancer.
Google234··on Benzene detected in many sunscreen products
Radiation also -> cancer. Should we ban windows that allow sun light into our lives??
Google234··on Data portability, the forgotten right of GDPR
It’s could easily be argued that it’s an burden to maintain them.
Google234··on The Google Nest Hub is first commercial Fuchsia device
Does every new Windows update count as a “cancellation” to you?
Google234··on Google is officially releasing Fuchsia OS, starting with a first-gen Nest Hub
Modern C++ is memory safe. More so than (unsafe) rust. Also, this OS was not started in 2021..
Google234··on Google is officially releasing Fuchsia OS, starting with a first-gen Nest Hub
I’m 99% sure it’s mostly C and C++
Google234··on Google is officially releasing Fuchsia OS, starting with a first-gen Nest Hub
There is no other micro kernel OS being developed with similar effort.
Google234··on HIV mRNA Vaccines-Progress and Future Paths
Sure, I’m sure they enjoyed their life expectancy of under 30 years.
Google234··on Florida governor signs ban on 'deplatforming' by tech companies
You are totally right, I just noticed a similar loop hole in our free speech law that those bad people can exploit in order to spread their message! Better close it up and qualify the 1st amendment.
Google234··on If Apple is the only organisation defending our privacy, it is time to worry
Wait, what is your problem with this? Who the hell would enroll in a scientific study to share their data and not expect their data to be used in that study?
Google234··on Tim Cook’s Fortnite trial testimony was unexpectedly revealing
Apple also doesn’t envision that you can run arbitrary root code on an iPhone either
Google234··on Tim Cook’s Fortnite trial testimony was unexpectedly revealing
Apple is not obligated to make tools for every platform...
Google234··on Triplebyte now showing profiles by default without consent
I don’t think Google uses triple byte? just apply directly instead.
Google234··on Non-native speakers navigate the world of 'good' and 'bad' English
> "Professor C leaned back in his chair and repeated in a dramatic mock British accent, 'Intervene!' " The professor was drawing attention to Rodríguez's way of pronouncing the word.

> "Nowadays," Rodríguez notes, "I would have filed a grievance against [this professor] so heavy that he would have had to sell his soul to remain employed."

It must be fun to be a member of a humanities department today. I imagine everyone is surveilling everyone else for a slip up (microagression) in order to destroy them.

Google234··on San Francisco’s Shoplifting Surge
Wait, you browse and post on HN and also shop lift?
Google234··on Microsoft and Apple wage war on gadget right-to-repair laws
They definitely don’t go through the same quality control, the 3rd party screens I’ve bought have always had some sort of minor visual defect.
Google234··on Microsoft and Apple wage war on gadget right-to-repair laws
Amy evidence for that last assertion?
Google234··on Microsoft and Apple wage war on gadget right-to-repair laws
Note that Those cheaper displays are probably worse in visual quality than what apple uses. They are probably the rejects.
Google234··on Microsoft and Apple wage war on gadget right-to-repair laws
There’s almost infinite volume underground and an huge amount of unlivable space (like deserts) to place the minuscule amount of trash that we produce.
Google234··on Accessibility is the hardest thing for me about making things for the web
Some deaf people actually choose to remain deaf rather than use an implant.
Google234··on Woke at Work: Why tech firms are trying to run away from politics and failing
Sorry, I’m not buying that you can just ignore religion. There’s a reason that there are essentially no Jews left in any of the other Arab states in that area.
Google234··on Judge in Fortnite case holds Tim Cook's feet to the fire
General-purpose computing Is bigger than ever. Record PC and component sales and more open source software than ever.
Google234··on Google employees demand Palestine support in letter to CEO
I wouldn’t call east Germany a real country.
Google234··on What to do about GPU packages on PyPI?
“ Our current CDN “costs” are ~$1.5M/month and not getting smaller. This is generously supported by our CDN provider but is a liability for PyPI’s long-term existence.”

Wow

Google234··on Undefined behavior in C is a reading error
So is everything UB since all hardware isn’t perfect?
Google234··on The level of Mac malware is not acceptable, says Apple exec at Epic trial
There are many variations of Android. It’s not fair to lump them all together
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