Some people, especially those who have more international contacts, will prefer to use Telegram over WhatsApp sure. It is rare to find anyone under the age of 60 who uses SMS as their primary method of communication in…
You missed out some vital context from the source of that statistic: > The number of outgoing SMS and MMS messages sent in the United Kingdom (UK) fell to 48.68 billion in 2020, from a peak of 150.83 billion in 2012. >…
Thanks. Since no company is registered under that address I'd bet there simply is no company and the guy is just a sole trader under the name Six Ace Games. No official registration needed for that, you just have to…
> Furthermore, no company would be asinine enough to allow bots, AI, or ML make decisions without a way to undo those changes. Sadly this is actually the norm across all these big tech platforms these days. Algorithm…
If your product is B2B SaaS do you really need to put ads inside your app?
> No company information in the UK company database for either 6ace or sixace, despite a claimed address of "61,hallwicks road,Luton,Bedfordshire,London-LU2 9BG". To be fair it is common for a UK company to have a…
Not rare at all if you sit on a train and glance around you. I see people watching movies/TV on phones and tablets constantly out in public. Very common. It's partly the reason I got a Fold 3. Very good for on the move…
This is a very US centric view. In virtually all of Europe, for instance, WhatsApp is the go to messenger and no one uses SMS anymore. In some countries - primarily Russia, but also in Europe e.g. Germany and…
The blog post says outright they are not an American company, they are not hiding that.
I realise this is an edge case, but if you don't have an FB account but you set one up to create a page for your business and set up ads for it etc, it'll likely get shut down very quickly by FB's algorithms. So…
Do you think such people go around advertising that fact?
I don't see how it's "way inferior" to manually hit an "update" button, it's a minor inconvenience at best.
Those are preinstalled apps with system access just like the Play Store itself though. It is still true you cannot do auto updates with user installed app stores like F-Droid unless you root. Personally I don't mind…
Yeah this part and the other comments about multiple malware infections makes me think this is an issue they caused with poor security practices. Google support should still be better at this rather than banning with AI…
> true. i think that many of these L1 theoretical usecases should move to L2s of existing blockchain(s). This is basically the current trend. DApps being developed on existing blockchains instead of new blockchains…
> So, how does blockchain help? Because the data is entered into the blockchain by automated systems and can be verified with cryptographic keys. You seem to have invented a strawman system in which a blockchain…
Honestly, that Azure Ledger SQL idea makes more sense for today's enterprise systems than a decentralised blockchain. Not because "blockchains are bad" which unfortunately is what most of the comments have turned into,…
"Just stick it on a spreadsheet bro."
> No. A company can point at an entry that claims to be from an ethical supply chain. It's not proof that that entry actually represents reality. Sure, simply writing metadata that says "we promise we did this" into a…
There's a load of DApps using the blockchain. These are obviously built on top of cryptocurrency blockchain platforms, but they are not themselves cryptocurrencies and do run on top of blockchains. The most obvious…
I’m also wondering how this got public so easily if there was a gag order, but it sounds like the court made it public initially and USA Today just responded to that news.
> If your biological parents were smart then you will almost surely be smart and vice versa. Doesn’t really work like that. IQ is heavily influenced by environmental factors.
Some of this is poor people stuff but some of it strikes me more as depression/low self-esteem. Of course one can lead to the other and that may be the case for the author, but it’s not only poor people who feel…
> If you have doubts about your intelligence you are by definition more intelligent than most people. Yep, Dunning-Kruger. > Success is largely a factor of persistence, not intelligence. Absolutely.
> By the way, Mensa would also send you to a regular psychologist, or would rather ask one to come and administer the test at their location, and would definitely not accept an online test. You are correct they do not…
Some people, especially those who have more international contacts, will prefer to use Telegram over WhatsApp sure. It is rare to find anyone under the age of 60 who uses SMS as their primary method of communication in…
You missed out some vital context from the source of that statistic: > The number of outgoing SMS and MMS messages sent in the United Kingdom (UK) fell to 48.68 billion in 2020, from a peak of 150.83 billion in 2012. >…
Thanks. Since no company is registered under that address I'd bet there simply is no company and the guy is just a sole trader under the name Six Ace Games. No official registration needed for that, you just have to…
> Furthermore, no company would be asinine enough to allow bots, AI, or ML make decisions without a way to undo those changes. Sadly this is actually the norm across all these big tech platforms these days. Algorithm…
If your product is B2B SaaS do you really need to put ads inside your app?
> No company information in the UK company database for either 6ace or sixace, despite a claimed address of "61,hallwicks road,Luton,Bedfordshire,London-LU2 9BG". To be fair it is common for a UK company to have a…
Not rare at all if you sit on a train and glance around you. I see people watching movies/TV on phones and tablets constantly out in public. Very common. It's partly the reason I got a Fold 3. Very good for on the move…
This is a very US centric view. In virtually all of Europe, for instance, WhatsApp is the go to messenger and no one uses SMS anymore. In some countries - primarily Russia, but also in Europe e.g. Germany and…
The blog post says outright they are not an American company, they are not hiding that.
I realise this is an edge case, but if you don't have an FB account but you set one up to create a page for your business and set up ads for it etc, it'll likely get shut down very quickly by FB's algorithms. So…
Do you think such people go around advertising that fact?
I don't see how it's "way inferior" to manually hit an "update" button, it's a minor inconvenience at best.
Those are preinstalled apps with system access just like the Play Store itself though. It is still true you cannot do auto updates with user installed app stores like F-Droid unless you root. Personally I don't mind…
Yeah this part and the other comments about multiple malware infections makes me think this is an issue they caused with poor security practices. Google support should still be better at this rather than banning with AI…
> true. i think that many of these L1 theoretical usecases should move to L2s of existing blockchain(s). This is basically the current trend. DApps being developed on existing blockchains instead of new blockchains…
> So, how does blockchain help? Because the data is entered into the blockchain by automated systems and can be verified with cryptographic keys. You seem to have invented a strawman system in which a blockchain…
Honestly, that Azure Ledger SQL idea makes more sense for today's enterprise systems than a decentralised blockchain. Not because "blockchains are bad" which unfortunately is what most of the comments have turned into,…
"Just stick it on a spreadsheet bro."
> No. A company can point at an entry that claims to be from an ethical supply chain. It's not proof that that entry actually represents reality. Sure, simply writing metadata that says "we promise we did this" into a…
There's a load of DApps using the blockchain. These are obviously built on top of cryptocurrency blockchain platforms, but they are not themselves cryptocurrencies and do run on top of blockchains. The most obvious…
I’m also wondering how this got public so easily if there was a gag order, but it sounds like the court made it public initially and USA Today just responded to that news.
> If your biological parents were smart then you will almost surely be smart and vice versa. Doesn’t really work like that. IQ is heavily influenced by environmental factors.
Some of this is poor people stuff but some of it strikes me more as depression/low self-esteem. Of course one can lead to the other and that may be the case for the author, but it’s not only poor people who feel…
> If you have doubts about your intelligence you are by definition more intelligent than most people. Yep, Dunning-Kruger. > Success is largely a factor of persistence, not intelligence. Absolutely.
> By the way, Mensa would also send you to a regular psychologist, or would rather ask one to come and administer the test at their location, and would definitely not accept an online test. You are correct they do not…