stemlord

And mimicking loveable pets

>Cloudflare, please don't be part of the problem. You've long been a champion of a more open web

How exactly? Cloudflare has been a threat to the open web for as long as I've been paying attention to them

Nyc has buildings that function as co-ops. You have your own apartment in a building that you own shares of. Everyone pays for amenities like laundry and maintenance together

Their website should be a primary case study for normalizing ux dark patterns

I wonder if a person's whole life being a personal branding exercise is something unique to capitalist society or has been happening forever

I figure the problem is access. You either have the obscure music people want to discover in your db or you don't. The music available on spotify is a drop in the ocean so it doesn't really matter how searches work because a majority of the possible results simply aren't known by the platform

Do you really need an ad to get you to do that?

>Regulation usually gets trotted out after the downside of doing [new innovation] is experienced. This always happens, because doing something new always involves unknown risk.

I would challenge "unknown"-- it very well seems like the risks have been known every time, they just don't give a shit

>What's different now though, is the hysteria over AI is leading regulators to pass this incumbent-cementing regulation before we've even had a chance to experience ...

Sounds good to me? It's sociopathic and opportunistic to want to risk major socioeconomic issues for the mere chance of a corporate "innovation"

"They already have this info" is one of four forms of "privacy nihilism" commonly argued against the right to privacy. I forget all four, but one other one is "I have nothing to hide anyway"

It was uncharitable to illustrate each child being from a different guy but the way the article worded it, it definitely seems like they are not the boyfriend's kids, so it isn't necessarily dumb to assert that the article has an uncharitable take on the boyfriend

Weird that it was flagged, I'm sorry

>most of the major cities here are no longer safe

This is practically verbatim conservative news propaganda

You're saying you know democrats who would rather accept trump over biden?

Definitely not fan of bluetooth peripherals

Still doesn't justify going back to usb-hub land for me

The whole article is about the lack of transparency on a situation involving a product Samsung designed which may or may not have serious health consequences, not about return policies

Is that not the root issue with our entire socioeconimic infrastructure in the US?

what

I thought we were past the era of counting in milliseconds for load time now that half the web insists on using cloudflare security checks

Try tea instead of coffee, sounds like you're just taking too much caffeine

Interesting, makes sense. Thanks

scenetap was talked about in the article

Maybe I'm missing this info somewhere, but would like to better understand the accuracy of the placement of the markers on the map. For example there's a 702 ppm marker in Moorestown Township NJ. Is this the exact location of one sensor, and would this then mean that some entity in Moorestown NJ is producing tons of co2?

Yes that's easy advice to follow when you don't have a job

Lame, too strict. Let people say what they want to say.

This is the most hilarious part:

>The aim is to create a better work environment for humans — one that isn't too hot, humid or dim. Saad said that means more comfortable and productive employees.

Hello, lighting and climate control are already solved problems? But regardless, deploying roombas riddled with cameras out into the workplace is undoubtedly a step toward making employees feel more "comfortable".

That's apple's entire MO, yes

chatgpt and code completion tools have pretty much doubled my productivity... "write me this tedious function in c# for unity" could save me up to a couple minutes, "what are 5 makes and models of PoE switches used in industrial applications?" could save me up to an hour

I feel it's not that they don't know how to be ethical so much as it is they don't care

Cash App?