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It's not the case when you're inside Costco. I'd also argue that it's not open to the public because you're required to have a membership to go in.
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I actually do want a feature where I will get a notification on my phone if someone nearby has snagged a picture of me or my kids. A creepy shopper at Costco once took a pic of my 2-year-old. They pretended to be working up a conversation w
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by 1-6 5y ago
What will happen is that criminals who actually had bad intent will move off of the platform and the ones who get the brunt of the blame are the innocent who had no ill intent.
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Apple should perhaps dogfood their system on their own employees first: https://www.losaltosonline.com/news/hills-man-arrested-on-ch...
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Granted, there needs to be more efforts to curb child abuse. Even a little bit of news like this would probably kick a lot of child pornographers off of the platform (a good thing!). In the past, photos from a film camera had to be develope
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I'm not sure how to take this news. I think Apple chose a very serious topic (child pornography) as a trojan horse to enter into people's private lives. What if we start seeing parents who had no ill intention getting cuffed and v
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by 1-6 5y ago
Interesting read on the application of DIMM-PC's. http://www.pwt.et.put.poznan.pl/srv08/papers/PWT%202008_1892...
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There goes my ambition in syncing musicians remotely. I guess introducing a little bit of delay and using GNSS clocks would sort of help.
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You have a point there. I've been disappointed that Korean has been stuck in the 'In Progress' state. The Korean tech giants already have APIs to do common speech recognition. I hope more Korean grassroots efforts focus on to
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T-Mobile has done a good job to keep its customer-base happy. A UI problem like this most likely seems like a mistake. If something like this happened at Comcast, everyone would be screaming.
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Being a fast internet provider is all relative. If you only had to maintain the landmass equivalent to the state of Indiana, you can quickly upgrade everyone's infrastructure. The government also initially started the telecommunication
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Still patiently waiting for a WireGuard implement to appear on Asuswrt-Merlin.net
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If we just focus on video just a sec and not the ENTIRE INTERNET, PBS seems increasingly irrelevant in an era where YouTube has narrowed the gap between content creators and content consumers. I remember the 90's being filled with pled
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by 1-6 5y ago
You'll start to see some people deliberately powering on their tools to make it look like they're working.
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I think power tool theft goes beyond retail. If they could use the same Bluetooth tech so it's associated to the owner, it would prevent a lot of jobsite theft and theft from contractor vehicles.
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by 1-6 5y ago
I had a similar experience. I had to ask the self-checkout store clerk whether each banana was $0.25 or if it was all the bananas. They told me it was $0.25 per banana.
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by 1-6 5y ago
I think your analogy is a little off. It's a little more like describing a car fire (Chevy Bolt) by the name of the battery cell manufacturer (LG Chem) whose battery is burning. There's a lot more potential energy in battery cells
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by 1-6 5y ago
Tesla is performing great. Unfortunately, people have already priced that into the stock.
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Kinda related but there's a challenge out to use machine learning to improve GNSS accuracy using built-in sensor data. https://www.kaggle.com/google/android-smartphones-high-accur...
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by 1-6 5y ago
In the meantime, you can probably use Open Simplex Noise instead: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/OpenSimplex_noise
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by 1-6 5y ago
It sounds like Gen Z'ers are taking their advice from good 'ole Dave Ramsey.
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by 1-6 5y ago
I saw the Anki being demoed during WWDC 2013. At first, I was intrigued but the price turned me off. I couldn't find a justification in getting one especially when Oculuses were competing for my $$$. I generally agree that toys do have
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by 1-6 5y ago
Actually, HN is more of a distraction to me than random people popping by.
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by 1-6 5y ago
Perhaps someone accidentally left the doors open on the Atom CPU which allowed them to run a disassembler. "In mid-2020, our team managed to extract microcode for modern Atom processors that are based on the Goldmont microarchitecture.
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by 1-6 5y ago
Interesting, the principles presented in this video seem microfluidic but it also relies on the surface tension of water so I wonder wonder what realm this belongs under.
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by 1-6 5y ago
$10/year is not bad but I already have more email addresses than necessary.
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by 1-6 5y ago
Note the interesting point that there's an AppleQEMU!
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Welcome to the other side. I haven't renewed Amazon Prime in quite a while. It's not that bad because you can still shop on Amazon with free shipping as long as you hit the minimum amount. I may keep things in the cart and sometim
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I wonder how much of those hours are spent by bots. I have a simple script to move my character around to get around the 20-minute AFK detection.
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by 1-6 5y ago
"Western Digital has determined that some My Book Live devices are being compromised by malicious software. In some cases, this compromise has led to a factory reset that appears to erase all data on the device. The My Book Live device

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