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by HWR_14 1y ago
The Ecodesign regulations are pretty new. The EU used to just join the US's EnergyStar program until there was talk of getting rid of it in 2018. Canada, Japan and Switzerland still join the US's EnergyStar program. I have no idea
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by HWR_14 1y ago
I thought SQLite's use case was for a single-user local database.
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by HWR_14 1y ago
"Of course data is copied during training" is copying. As far as I know, the law is consistent that temporary copies are also covered by the copyright act, and that's how some analogous cases were resolved.
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by HWR_14 1y ago
Do you have any sources? Because I don't see any information about secret information normally going through Signal or WhatsApp.
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by HWR_14 1y ago
As the second half of my post says, healthcare workers in the UK (and elsewhere). To quote the study's second sentence: " In the UK, domestic laundering machines (DLMs) are commonly used to clean healthcare worker uniforms, raisin
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by HWR_14 1y ago
> I don't know what this study is trying to show. That hospitals should clean their employee's uniforms to prevent the spread of antibacteria resistant strains in a hospital setting, in the UK and elsewhere.
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by HWR_14 1y ago
> Signal is as close to the state of the art as it gets. For their use case, which requires communication between two (or more) arbitrary users who never communicated before among millions of users, running on cheap commodity hardware ov
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by HWR_14 1y ago
> Signal has been used widely in US intelligence for many, many years. For lunch orders and office softball schedules. Not top secret information.
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by HWR_14 1y ago
> I won't have to pretend that the coercion and theft is actually moral and good, right? Of course you will. Not praising the warlord as moral and good will result in real physical consequences for disloyalty, maybe even summary dea
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by HWR_14 1y ago
US debt is also mostly internal. 2/3 of all US bonds are held by US citizens or companies. Of the foreign holders of US bonds, Japan holds the most.
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by HWR_14 1y ago
> In the US the poor are the ones who suffer from obesity. Are there any developed countries where "can get enough calories" is a real question?
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by HWR_14 2y ago
> some quirk with US postage where it is cheaper to buy foreign goods than it is to purchase outgoing postage. International rates (or the system that runs it) were decided a long time ago. The international postal system was set up so t
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by HWR_14 2y ago
I mean, the AI partner is probably getting paid, so I can see DuoLingo needing to increase their rates if you use that service.
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by HWR_14 2y ago
The authors of this article probably sought to have their names and phrases like "AI powered research" published together.
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by HWR_14 2y ago
He discussed partnering up on your current business or were you talking about a new and different startup? I think you mean the first one, but that seems shocking to me.
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by HWR_14 2y ago
My guess on iMessages is that the ads are actually tracking your friend (or other person at your location) looking up details/a link to use in the iMessage conversation. And that only works some percentage of the time, but that's
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by HWR_14 2y ago
I'm confused. What does the friends tab do? And what do you think it should do?
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by HWR_14 2y ago
There is a middle ground between a carefully curated list of vendors and any company can fill out some paperwork and signup.
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by HWR_14 2y ago
Also, Netflix kicked off the streaming premium shows with House of Cards and Orange is the New Black.
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by HWR_14 2y ago
About 25-33% of resturant sales are the cost of food. So you can break out the total spent on food pretty easily.
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by HWR_14 2y ago
Why would you ever want to remove the iconic blue color?
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by HWR_14 2y ago
They weren't guilt of fraud because they had not intended to obtain money or property. Maybe they should or could have been charged under another law. Which law do you think they broke?
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by HWR_14 2y ago
These legal nuances don't seem like that. The court held that creating a traffic jam between states did not violate a civil right to travel between states (because that right does not exist). And that it wasn't fraud because it ju
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by HWR_14 2y ago
Bridgegate resulted in no punishment, but not because politicians are special. It was because of their lawyers attacked legal nuances of their specific convictions.
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by HWR_14 2y ago
He also sold a ton of shares. But not enough to cover all the money he needed to put into Twitter.
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by HWR_14 2y ago
How did he get the tens of billions in cash he personally put in if not leveraging Tesla. Yes he had minority investors and put some debt on the acquisition itself, but he put up a lot of money.
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by HWR_14 2y ago
Tesla is still worth more than it was 6 months ago. I don't think a margin call based on borrowing a few years ago is likely.
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by HWR_14 2y ago
It has statutory limitations, subject to change, in how it can be used to discriminate against you. But those are tightly defined. It couldn't be used to deny you employment or health insurance, but could be used to deny you housing o
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by HWR_14 2y ago
I'm not sure how you ignored the "many layers of physical controls" part of the comment.
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by HWR_14 2y ago
If my users are using an old version of Chromium, I probably want to support that and test on it.

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