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1y ago
well, they won't change the compliance costs, but those pennies for the swift message will turn into hundreds of dollars for the blockchain gas fee
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1y ago
thinking a non enterprise GH repo to be out of reach from Microsoft is like giving your phone for Facebook authentication and thinking they won't add it to their social graph matching.
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1y ago
> north of $200k/year and working at startups. you're at the top of the bottom. that's the beauty of the faith on meritocracy and not sharing salaries. your privileged, ivy league clone, would have had lazy jobs and made t
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1y ago
the network is bs. I've seen people add "list of top universities" retirement to positions just because they're from the list and like to justify it. candidate came from the regular channels, no network of any sort invol
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1y ago
who cares about tickets for shows. but try to buy an airplane from airchina and experience first hand being a false positive bot. just hope there's another airline serving your destination.
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1y ago
everyone have 10x T1 in their pockets and none of the good ideas survived, was my point. next they will sell us a chip in the brain and all we will get is still Facebook.
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1y ago
happening everywhere, except Cuba.
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1y ago
they just copy chrome for the past decade tho.
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1y ago
it was already hidden. the ribbon didn't fix it. the ribbon just replaced an invisible right mouse button click on the general toolbar region with an unavoidable huge eyesore.
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1y ago
> easily saturate a T-1 connection (1.55M bps) to the Internet -- after which the performance differences become meaningless. reading this part reminded me of all the plans I'd hear for "the day everyone will have a T1 on their
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1y ago
it's well know the hit box for "the defaults" (slang to refer to players with free character designs) are slightly larger. but yeah, it's by far the least egregious case indeed.
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1y ago
i can ask offline o3 about that cve and get a reply, does that mean the author used a model that knew about the vulnerability?
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1y ago
the video is a total joke for people with any clue. yes, Anker throw the kitchen sink at problems, but not for quality. their only metric is reviews. so now warming up is much more important than working after two months, etc. the cherry is
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1y ago
and the estimate of all the wasted energy for AI doesn't even account for all the personal devices now wasting proof of work because the enshitification cause by AI master's crawlers.
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1y ago
most things have two codes. dr visit. dr visit extra expensive. blood work blood work extra expensive. i kid you not. everyone in health care knows this. and a patient have no way of knowing. if it goes to your plan, they just pay the chea
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1y ago
i can never tell if this is paid out not. they keep changing their minds
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1y ago
magnet:?xt=urn:btih:D0552B1CBC3490758386AE5079195EB4AB8BFF74&dn=Vyzov.%D0%92%D1%8B%D0%B7%D0%BE%D0%B2.2023.1080p.WEB.AV1
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1y ago
pure HN comedy that the article is about the disgust of running acme tools that cram all buzzwords just for the lulz, and most comments are pushing even worse tools with even more buzzwords ("still the torment Nexus, but in elixir!&quo
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1y ago
Kudos jessica. You are still the same unstoppable machine from long ago. Even now you are selling and recruiting, and even passed all opportunity to gloat. all business.
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1y ago
I pitty the fools thinking they will have access to anything because there's a MCP. those things will be hidden behind a dozen layers of payment validation and authentication. And whitelisted IPs (v4, of course). ERR 402; is all that w
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1y ago
the interview are golden. people who don't even have a passport gloating how "we're all explorers" and everyone still falling for the mars colonization scam.
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1y ago
i was sold, until the annoying salesman screeching in the end. why companies always do that?
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1y ago
did they bring back the good old search?
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1y ago
well, you did pay a company to manage your keys. what people really expect?
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1y ago
absent ceo will be on X blaming someone he already fired for adjusting too much some parameter on the "fix looney tunes coyte painted tunel" patch they just released.
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1y ago
are you expecting billionaires pay their own money for crash test dummies when the market wants to give them for free? Friedman would put you on the corner with a donkey hat on. /s here's 4 angles this excellent crash test dummie
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1y ago
missing features at this point is laudable. most features are useless design clutter (view transition being the poster child) or privacy nightmares pushed by google for their ad business (all the way back to full url referr to floc)
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1y ago
congrats on the launch, but how dystopic society have become is unbelievable.
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1y ago
if you like your dolphin header, location bar, most buttons etc, with the same high contrast color you use for window titles, enjoy. i personally think wm fiddlin with application content absurd.
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1y ago
the capitalist version of soviet downfall
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