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He can't control the narrative if he depends on what journalists choose to report (or not), and how the story will be editorialized.

Twitter gives him direct access to his electorate, which is extremely valuable.

> integratability

interoperability?

And where do you go to read those paragraphs?

> When was the last time you watched the news and thought, “thank God I saw that. Let me go take action.”?

> I’ll answer for you: probably never.

The article is dated "July 29" so I'll assume 2019.

We have a pretty huge counterexample right now: the pandemic has led to a lot of critical information needing to be conveyed to everyone very rapidly. For example, people need to be aware that they cannot leave home, or that they should wear masks when doing so, etc.

Often, the government doesn't have a reliable way to reach the entire population quickly. For example, in the UK, the government sent a letter to every household outlining coronavirus guidance. This letter takes a few days to reach everyone.

The news can be leveraged by the government to relay important messages to the population without any effort.

Interesting, I hadn't heard about this. Do you mind sharing the reasoning around this?

But how can DoorDash advertise and impersonate someone else's restaurant without their consent?

I'm not a doctor, but my understanding is that women have a different hormonal profile than men and thus having a lower absolute amount of testosterone is not necessarily a problem; the problem is when the balance is not right between testosterone, estrogen, and others.

Well, I mean, this is capitalism. What else do you expect? Every business "makes the world better" but also expects to turn a profit.

Good point

> 2.9 billion is 3 unicorns.

Hmm, unicorns are usually defined by $1B valuation, while the number of $2.9B in loss is related to revenue. So I think the comparison doesn't hold, it's apples to oranges.

Is the company Chinese?

Can someone ELI5 what this is?

What do you do when there's conflicts?

What you do is you pin dependencies, then automate regular dependency upgrade PRs. If your test suite and your CI/CD pipeline is reliable, this should be an easy addition.

Nitpick: the expression is 'sleight of hand'

I guess we'll find out tomorrow

What is the conclusion that you make from these select quotes? Or are you just summarizing what you consider to be the most important information?

That's not how workouts work, though. Each body is different, and people have different skill levels too. It's not like Just Dance

> This way one can hardly be sure the cultural value of this move is enough to outweigh the practical aspect.

How much context do you have on Mongolian culture to be able to make this assertion? Honest question.

Jair Bolsonaro. Edit: sorry, I had mistyped my original comment. Edited.

Haha, of course Eduardo is in touch with Fox News.

He met with Trump at Mar-a-Lago last weekend. This might escalate very rapidly.

I did that. Now I eat dinner at my work desk. It sucks.

Is this what is called chaos engineering?

Top influencers definitely curate what they post on their stories, to maintain an image of a perfect everyday life.

Thank you. That map was incredibly hard to read.

You can bring in other images into Preview by pasting

According to [], they had $119M revenue in 2019. That's about $14k/h.

[] https://techcrunch.com/2019/12/04/reddits-monthly-active-use...

How do you perform joins without foreign keys? Do you just have a column that is effectively a foreign key but is not marked as such?