I mean… Do people want Facebook to be the arbitrator of truth?

Hoping it goes well for ya. I’ve been in 1,000+ people Signal groups and it’s so laggy.

Is this a real issue in your opinion?

I would like to pitch the idea that the obesity epidemic is a symptom of failed city infrastructure. Imagine if riding a bike was a no-friction activity; you walk out your door, you have a bike there and the bike lanes are treated as first-class infra instead of cars. Imagine how much more you would bike in this situation, and how much healthier you and everyone around you would be

Lmaoo the webpage has a prompt injection

Air purifiers remove that dust you see floating around. I can hardly stand houses that don’t have them now

On one hand, sure.

On the other, when you’re working 3 jobs and are still in debt and can’t afford anything you want, you start to wonder if this is the best system. A pamphlet lands in front of you at this time? That could make you realize something.

Reminds me when Alberta reduced the tax on gas, and within a few weeks consumers were paying the same amount again

Still worth 490 Billion.

That’s 1,000$ for every American.

The problem is many government and need-to-live-comfortably services tend to require a non-dumb phone, and the number of services is only increasing

Are Russia and the US not bombing Syria right now?

At least our parts were putting people’s lives at risk.

Did you mean “Weren’t putting people’s lives at risk”?

Emotions aside, this seems like abuse of the legal system.

First, the lawsuit itself could be filed with little supporting evidence. Second, the burden of proof in a civil lawsuit is significantly less than a criminal one.

I don’t care for Jay Z, I don’t listen to his music and he’s got too much money, but this is borderline defamation in regards to the damage it will cause.

Took me a while to understand; fwiw, the above are explanations people are giving when reporting posts

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Congrats, that’s the kind of effort you’ll need :). Try this tutorial next: It will walk you through creating your first couple of apps. Again, it’s super hard and long, but if you can get through it you’ll be in a great place to start thinking about your own apps, doing more advanced tutorials, and applying for jobs: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=blXLGW5IuXU

I think you could probably do it - You live in a country with good internet, good access to technology, etc.

If you can afford to go to school, I would recommend doing that. If you can’t, try out Android app development: It’s not easy, but if you put in a lot of work for a year or two, you can make pretty good money (once you start making a few apps, you’ll be able to get 100k IDR/hour). Start with this tutorial installing Android Studio: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=10IvxreBoIA

If you can get Android Studio installed, let me know, I’ll find a good tutorial to help you write your first basic app.

Programming is a great way to make money, even remotely, but it’s very difficult. If you’re interested and up for the challenge, going to school for programming (computer science) will help a lot in the future.

What country are you from?

Just set the temperature to zero, duh

For all the memes about programmers quitting and wanting to take up a simple life? Yea, I can see this working out

(Caveat: Life as a bartender is only simple if you don’t need to worry about money, like ex-programmers)