TripAdvisor has better content. Too many Google reviews give a business 1 star because the review author was too stupid to check working hours, or has some incredibly rare digestive condition that they didn't bother to communicate to the eatery before ordering. Or they expect their Basque waiter to speak fluent Latvian, or to accommodate a walk-in party of 20.
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Isn’t yelp a pretty easily replaceable thing?
Yelp is at this stage a completely worthless thing. The only thing they were originally was an aggregator of semi-literate reviews, and a shakedown racket against businesses that pissed off some Karen
Trump loves a large-scale crime against humanity.
The Israelis are unlikely to enter a full-scale war with Iran. They'll instead try to get the US to commit war crimes on their behalf.
Or at least shut them down, and if they try to kill us, then it's war.
Identifying the worst problems is a necessary step to resolving them.
"Shaming" has nothing to do with it. Its like you have a high risk of lung cancer-- it's not shaming to tell you to quit smoking.
That'll just create more things to gerrymander.
They're trying to suppress Dem turnout.
That's because there's not yet enough EV installed base to drive demand for recycled batteries.
They have guns too.
Propaganda works.
There should be penalties for spreading such lies.
Israel is a vassel of the US
Then why does it ignore pressure from the US? I think that the relationship is more that of a not entirely trustworthy ally.
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Interoperability is a big job, but the extent to which it matters varies widely according to the use case. There are layers of standards atop other standards, some new, some near deprecation. There are some extremely large and complex datasets that need a shit-ton of metadata to decipher or even extract. Some more modern dataset standards have that metadata baked into the file, but even then there are corner cases. And the standards for zero-trust security enclaves, discoverability, non-repudiation, attribution, multidimensional queries, notification and alerting, pub/sub are all relatively new, so we occasionally encounter operational situations that the standards authors didn't anticipate.