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by 101008 2y ago
This is important. I can't apply (not US resident), but I would think a lot about doing if I could. Is 5k worth the risk that in a year Google decides to shut down my Gmail and everything in my account with it? No. I know it sounds as
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by 101008 2y ago
It depends what is your wbesite. Just a blog to post your thoughts? Yeah, no harm at all. It's a crypto trading tool? An ecommerce plugin? It's your bussiness? Then it may be harmful, yes.
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by 101008 2y ago
> I couldn't disagree more. My development process has always started with prototypes, and the speed at which I can get a proof-of-concept prototype up and running with these tools is quite frankly absurd. I do agree. But I think pe
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by 101008 2y ago
I did get a 7z that I extracted. Then inside there was a bin file and a cue file. Importing any of those failed (the cue file was very small, with references to the bin file, but the names in those references didn't match the bin file,
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by 101008 2y ago
I installed OpenEmu and evreything but I couldn't find supported games for PS1 :-( I downloaded a few 7z files, but when I tried to drag them to app they failed. I gave up
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by 101008 2y ago
Wait, is that easy? I have a Mac, and a old PS4 controller.
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by 101008 2y ago
Once people notice AI is responding they will skip it and will request to talk to a human. AI will look the same as FAQs or Chatbots, people don't want to interact with them, they want a human being that is able to understand their pro
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Hacker exposes Indian scam company [video](youtube.com)
1 points by 101008 2y ago|0 comments
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by 101008 2y ago
I'd prefer the other way around. Reading the raw interview instead of the biased report of a journalist. I want to see all the quotes, not quotes out of context, summaries of answers or stuff like that.
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by 101008 2y ago
I am a paid user of MidJourney so I had to test this. The image quality is similar. It seems to understand prompts a bit better than MidJourney, but just a bit better. I am used to MidJourney already, so I wouldn't change to this servi
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by 101008 2y ago
Very nice. I can imagine a publisher website using something like this to promote their books.
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by 101008 2y ago
I know you are being ironic, but for those that don't, this is completely unrelated to Astrology and more to how we break kids/teens in age categories (sorry, I don't know the proper terms for this in English). Which, by the
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by 101008 2y ago
The view-source shows the comments on the code and it's really cute. Congratulations to your grandma (and to you, if you have anything to do with it!)
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by 101008 2y ago
I always liked that idea (not original, I know) in the Harry Potter books (Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, more specifically), where two people ask a private question they should only know to be sure they are not being impersonated.
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by 101008 2y ago
It sounds amazing! Let us know if you are hiring, working on this type of problems must be exciting! (Though I personally have no related experience I bet it'd be great and challenging!)
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by 101008 2y ago
Super stupid question, but this must have some kind of authentication, right? Where is that part?
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by 101008 2y ago
This is wrong. It's Google getting it wrong, failing to parse/understand this Reddit comment: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41142610
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by 101008 2y ago
If they don't make it clear and want to pass it as if you were talking to the celebrity themselves, then yes, it's less authentic.
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Ask HN: Close Facebook account but keep managing Facebook pages?
1 points by 101008 2y ago|0 comments
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by 101008 2y ago
Thank you very much for your suggestion about using 1password or Bitwarden. I will try to move from Google to any of those two services for 2FA. I stay logged into Gmail/Chrome in all my devices, but from time to time (sometimes months
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Ask HN: How to prevent lockout from Google Account in case of phone theft?
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by 101008 2y ago
I read this description of the algorithm a few times and I find it fascinating because it's so simple to follow. I have a lot of questions, though, like "why does it work?", "why nobody thought of this before", and
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by 101008 2y ago
Out of curiosity: if the companies reselling Plausible (the ones mentioned in the post) kept the old version running, the old license applies? (I know they wouldn't get updates, security improvements, etc)
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by 101008 2y ago
I pay for WiFi on long-haul flights because I am bit scared of flying and it keeps me distracted and connected to the world and friends and relatives (maybe I am scared because I feel isolated?). Anyway, on my last flight I tried WiFi Hotsp
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by 101008 2y ago
What's the model behind it? I asked a simple question (that others LLM got it right without a problem) and this answered somethign completely wrong (and curious, since I don't know where the hallucination came from)
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by 101008 2y ago
I feel identified with the first part of the article. I remember the problem about navigations and headers (and right sidebars!). The first solution was of course framesets, but they were kind of ugly. Then iframes came, and they were almos
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by 101008 2y ago
> It's bad because sometimes it will make people think they've found what they were looking for when what they had doesn't exist at all - but it gave them something that sounds similar. That would be true if all visitors w
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by 101008 2y ago
That's considering production stays constant, which shouldn't be the case since new companies are being created all the time.
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by 101008 2y ago
You are right. You described the difference between a experiment and a recipe.
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I may be wrong, but the first GPT response says that kanji means "spirit" "soul" or "ghost" but a quick Google search says it means "drops of rain"... do you trust GPT on this matter? https:/&#x

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