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  • Unless the backlash is a huge percentage of users immediately stop using the service, they won't care. They already calculated how many users they'd lose and how much more profit they get to bring in off of those who decide to stay.

  • I think semi-retirement is the way for me. I like what I do, I just don't want to do full work weeks until the day I die. However, I would not mind slowing down with age, and ending up working fewer days a week until I'm old and dying.

    At some point, I'd like to leverage the experience I'm currently building to get very comfortable on-site or in-office hours, mixed with work from home hours, and then slow down from there until weekends are longer than the work week towards the end.

  • I've recently learned that I had a constant headache for most of my life. Chronically plugged sinuses did that. Whenever the headache got worse than usual, I would not feel a headache, I would feel that head pain as nausea.

  • Please edit to make it clear that you are from India. That context is important to addressing your question here

  • If/when the ai hype train crashes, it would already be online and therefore a good argument can be made to redirect the power to the grid instead of the then-defunct project

  • Trolling, posting disgusting and horrifying pictures in imageai community (nothing to report, just not what I'm there for), and that one person who keeps making new accounts to complain about their life and be hostile to anyone who tries to offer advice or hope.

  • If I learned how to prioritize sleep without feeling guilty

  • It's already there.

  • Is it possible for modern games to fit on a disk?

    I think it would be an interesting change if brand new games had a hard limit on file size so they can fit on and play from an actual disk.

  • I often wish for a little slide-out keyboard at the bottom end of my smartphone.

  • They figured out that this kind of feed makes the most money from the most users. They don't care if you like it, they care what the majority of users will stick around for. The longer total scrolling time they can get from their user base, the more ads they can cram in there. Ads make money.

    Algorithm leads to more scroll time per person leads to more ads per user leads to more income

    So, because money

  • Not sure why this post is on Lemmy. Is it copied over?

  • Robot uses mushrooms as living sensor would have intrigued me

  • Don't.

    I like what this is, I don't want it to become everything for everyone

  • Human creativity for the win!

  • Ok, so they're performance focused. Who is making cars that are built for the most engaging driving experience? Are those "drive a slow car fast" type cars all already built?

  • Well, I'd rather see blankness than another ad.

  • From the way this post is written, I think you don't realize how vague your communication style is. Too many possible interpretations of what you said makes it hard to even follow the story you laid out.

    Who emailed who about what?

    How did someone resend an email that someone else sent?

    Re-sending would mean the same coworker sent the email twice.

    On rereading, I think you meant that one coworker sent an email to the client, then another coworker that you are having trouble with also sent the same email to the same client.

    So, to answer your question, I think they arrive at a different conclusion because they see things differently. Anything that can be interpreted differently will be interpreted differently. The other co workers think they're giving this person set values when in fact they're handing them a set of variables and expecting only one result.

  • Yes, absolutely. For a regular daily commute to a job that allows you to afford 2 vehicles, having one of the two with a shorter range with more charge cycles makes a lot of sense.