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Who redacted this email? Apple, or the House?
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Yeah, "me and a friend" (I'm assuming that's what it said) is fine.
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I read about it a couple of months ago (it was featured in one of those App Store articles, I think), but then I promptly forgot about it. Have you tried it? Would you recommend it to people who already know how to code? Edit: now I think i
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by 1f60c 6y ago
I built a simple chatbot that uses GPT-3, which can be very convincingly human at times, so I can understand the tendency.
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I see what you did there ;-)
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This is by design. They want your canonical web page to be AMP.
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Does this mean you (theoretically) can’t name a host "dk" on your local network? That seems bad, (even if naming hosts after TLDs is a bad idea).
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Please keep the guidelines[0] in mind when posting and commenting. Thanks. [0]: https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html
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At first, I couldn't have agreed less with the author, but when I started to write down my complaints, I realized we agreed on more than what we disagreed about. This is why I read HN. Thanks!
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The difference is that Google likely has ulterior motives with this change, whereas in Safari, it's purely aesthetic. Edit: I've just tried it in Chrome (enable [0] and [1] or [2]), and it's a disorienting user experience. As
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by 1f60c 6y ago
See https://www.w3fools.com/ for some of the complaints folks have/had.
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Serious question: why is Google allowed to scrape websites with impunity, but other, smaller businesses and individuals aren’t?
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What is this? What does it do?
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Why do you think it could be illegal? The ToS also includes this: > You represent and warrant that: […] the Content will not or could not be reasonably considered to be obscene, inappropriate, defamatory, disparaging, indecent, seditious
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by 1f60c 6y ago
The easiest way would be to sign up for a new account.
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by 1f60c 6y ago
A small tip, if I may: you can separate the list items with a newline to make them show up on their individual lines: 1. Like so, 2. for example. will render as: 1. Like so, 2. for example.
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That's what I'm thinking. I don't want to diminish the value of this research, but this cat-and-mouse game is like a GAN[0] with extra steps. [0]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Generative_adversarial_netw
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The author's code is open source[0] if anyone wants to take a look. [0]: https://github.com/jamesbornholt/z3-ios
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(2018)
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https://www.wired.com/story/quest-to-liberate-bitcoin-from-o... is the original source
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They easily could (I think it would take the average HN user no more than a couple of hours to implement this functionality), but they won't, because they're very reluctant to make changes. This is also why HN still looks like a s
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I haven’t yet read the article, but from the title, I thought it referred to Coca Cola’s inventor, John Pemberton, claiming[0] the drink was a cure for “many diseases,” ”including morphine addiction, indigestion, nerve disorders, headaches,
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by 1f60c 6y ago
It would be great if each result also had [archive] and [web] links like HN. > How does ranking work? Great question, it's something I'd love to know more about as well.
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Hm, dark mode is working for me (iPhone, iOS 13.6)
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This is neat! - What is your stack? - How often is your database updated? - And will it be open source in the future?
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This is the first time I've heard of the .java TLD, but sadly only Oracle and its affiliates are allowed to register domains[0]. [0]: https://www.oracle.com/a/ocom/docs/registration-policy-java-...
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There’s no perfect solution here: publish the raw data, and people who haven’t changed their passwords get cracked, or publish hashed (in some way) passwords, and people will crack the passwords themselves. (That said, I guess most crackers
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I love articles that marry prose and interactive simulations to make a point.
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How is this the first time I heard about this?
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D’oh! Thanks. :)

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