4ndrewl

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by 4ndrewl 11mo ago
Well yes, that sort of evidence is routinely used to gather evidence and build criminal cases. Emails, like letters, are correspondence between individuals. ChatGPT isn't (despite it's name) equivalent - the nearest analogy is Goo
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by 4ndrewl 11mo ago
It uses words. A lot of words. And punctuation. And spacing. To say what? Very little.
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by 4ndrewl 11mo ago
Incredible.
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by 4ndrewl 11mo ago
In what way are these "private chats"? These are instructions to a computer-based service that you presumably signed your rights away to when you accepted the T&C's?
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by 4ndrewl 11mo ago
Shut up and buy the sock.
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by 4ndrewl 11mo ago
it's confusing rn because on the steam machine post people are commenting on the frame and vice-versa here. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45903404
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by 4ndrewl 11mo ago
For further confusion there are two cities within the (historical) county of London - the city of Westminster and the city of London.
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by 4ndrewl 11mo ago
Finding your humanity in a world that is seeking to strip you of that humanity is very Nietzsche. So perhaps tfa didn't do a good job of explaining that?
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by 4ndrewl 11mo ago
Fact check - the UK hasn't postponed the general election. Your link points to _some_ local council elections (the people responsible for bin collections, parks and care homes) and the extension has been requested by the local councils
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by 4ndrewl 11mo ago
I mean, it's stood the (multi-decade) test of time, but it's how Drupal works. Modularised components which interact with a common core. Not perfect, but gives you plenty of real world intel about the benefits, pitfalls and enviro
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by 4ndrewl 11mo ago
Isn't that a microservices 101? No shared databases?
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by 4ndrewl 11mo ago
Ryanair use scan-and-drop self-checkin of bags in many airports. It would also be curious to see who pays for removal of persons once they are airside - eg in the case the flyer with nothing to check in who goes past airport security, but b
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by 4ndrewl 11mo ago
Unlikely - that would require changes for non-airline barcode users (eg Airport Security, Duty Free, etc)
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by 4ndrewl 11mo ago
It'll be interesting to see where this is enforced. Most people won't actually see a member of Ryanair staff until the gate (at which point very often you're asked to scan your own barcode with a staff member present). I reck
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by 4ndrewl 1y ago
This slop article is like the self-driving car of journalism. You don't really need to engage with the process and its statistically proven to hurt fewer people.
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by 4ndrewl 1y ago
This seems a little disingenuous - the US taxpayer will always keep Boeing solvent, even if they were down to selling one 737 per year.
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by 4ndrewl 1y ago
At first glance I thought this was just an extended "Live, Laugh, Love" style post, but it's more of an autobiographical piece about what worked for the author - albeit with examples retrofitted into the chosen categories, an
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by 4ndrewl 1y ago
Was the government big when these regulations were introduced?
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by 4ndrewl 1y ago
It might be instructive to consider why it was felt these industries needed regulating in the first place?
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by 4ndrewl 1y ago
We need new language around this (games, in-game purchases, movie rentals, music streaming). It's not digital ownership, or buying. It's renting with all rights given to the landlord.
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by 4ndrewl 1y ago
You can also tailgate people, or just ask staff nicely.
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by 4ndrewl 1y ago
"a ceiling on rents reduces the quality and quantity of housing." Weirdly you get the same effect without rent control.
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by 4ndrewl 1y ago
The great thing about TIF was it's extensibility. Flexible (data could be stored as tiles or in stripes), multiple compression options etc. Well documented spec, easy to bolt on extras either as public tags - GeoTIFFs added projection
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by 4ndrewl 1y ago
Was unamerican. Seems to the rest of world that this is very much what America is now.
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by 4ndrewl 1y ago
> Will you give your credit card info to any .com on the basis of .com being trustworthy Of course not, and that's why I didn't say that. I said I'm more _likely_ to trust nike.com, and would give more scrutiny to nike.ran
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by 4ndrewl 1y ago
Doesn't that lead to the opposite conclusion? I'm much more likely to believe nike.com is genuine compared to nike.sportsgear
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by 4ndrewl 1y ago
Bit niche though. Might be quite a Spartan TLD.
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by 4ndrewl 1y ago
Someone's got to cover the costs of all those non-paying users. 20 years from Bending Spoons will be the final resting place of Anthropic.
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by 4ndrewl 1y ago
I think you just invented co-operatives.
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by 4ndrewl 1y ago
Yes. Knowledge is not equally distributed.

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