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Looks interesting, is it really 100% anonymous and private for the customer? Can any merchant from any country register to receive money as long as they follow tax law from their own country, or is it subject to sanctions and things like th
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I haven't used it, but I know plenty of people who today use ChatGPT for work or for school every day. If you are ok with a higher degree of inaccuracy in exchange for minimizing your efford by a lot, ChatGPT is a game changer for many
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4y ago
Could it be that early Startups that are doing well are more likely to be able to afford an office? If all the graphs pointed to better performance in office I'd be more convinced, but only one does.
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Snake Oil Salvation: Malcom Kyeyune on the New Internet Counterculture [audio]
(podcast.techfreedom.org)
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The ETag (or entity tag) HTTP response header
(developer.mozilla.org)
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TikTok Is a New Kind of Superweapon
(gurwinder.substack.com)
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REST API Development Best Practices to Follow in 2023
(aglowiditsolutions.com)
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To me those are good skills, but at the end of the day the important thing is to work in a way in which after going through a project (or after getting some rest in between projects), you have as much or more energy that before starting the
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4y ago
You can implement censorship at the relay level and then choose your censor.
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The Coming Dust Bowl
(compactmag.com)
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Seems like I was wrong, according to this comment[1] you also need local access to get the passwords after modifying the KDBX file. [1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=34545504
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4y ago
If you want to backup or to use the same password file on different computers it's not uncommon to have it uploaded somewhere. On the other hand a lot of people store dotfiles on the cloud, at which point if somebody gets access it
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Does it affect KeepPassXC[1] in any way? It's not the same program but they both use the same KDBX format. [1] https://keepassxc.org
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Individual relays could implement censorship, and you could choose who censors your information.
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And that brought us to the world of a thousand broken links, threads becoming dead graveyards after a few months, and people archiving threads using screenshots. The current internet is terrible at archiving anything.
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Writing as Microcosm 4: A Conversation with the Reader
(ecosophia.net)
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Medical history books
(scottlocklin.wordpress.com)
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What happened with XMPP? Seems like the fragmentation of extensions kind of broke the client/server ecosystem, but the fundamentals seem solid, used by Whatsapp successfully, but for some reason recent open messaging alternatives seem
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Which programming languages have a strong enough type system to do this? And does it have any draw backs to implement type-level natural numbers, or is it just complicated and a lot of work?
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Medical History Books
(scottlocklin.wordpress.com)
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I assume the idea is for changes in the data to trigger changes in the UI? If you just keep the raw data on an object you still need an additional mechanism to synchronize the data on the screen.
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The Normalization of Crisis
(compactmag.com)
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List of Contaminated Cell Lines
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So it exists, and half the country wants it in their schools, and the other half doesn't want it. It should be very easy to keep everybody happy. Unless the real fight is about ideological access to other people's kids. Regarding
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If it doesn't exist, why does anybody care if it gets banned? It would make zero difference.
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Notes on effective accelerationism principles and tenets
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Salaries, degrees, and babies: Fertility by income and education among Japanese
(journals.plos.org)
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The Bipartisan Digital Asset Anti-Money Laundering Act [pdf]
(warren.senate.gov)
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The ten principles of SpaceX culture
(twitter.com)
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Is it a conspiracy theory once you have open documents proving it, or a conspiracy fact? Looks like these things like the Snowden revelations go very fast from "it's not happening" to "it's happening but everybody k
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