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I have a few examples I remembered where there was both short term impact on the stock directly after the publication of a breach and the stock remaied at a lower point across an extended period of time. I have to admit though that it is ne
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2y ago
Absolutely, that would most likely happen, they'd compete like any other market. However, a more appropriate financial compensation would still come with all the other benefits that I mentioned. Reporting to the affected company tends
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2y ago
I am genuinely surprised that these have been and continue to be so low. Do not know why but I was under the impression, that we had already gotten into the 1 Million USD range. While I do not know how much an interested party would realist
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2y ago
Sadly not, have been paying for ChatGPT Plus since it's become available in my country. If I were merely a free customer, I'd have full understanding for such meassures.
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2y ago
Thanks for the tip, doesn't seem to be the case currently, but I'll keep an eye out in that area.
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Ask HN: ChatGPT Plus now showing captchas constantly?
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Honestly, I have a hard time seeing any of those specific three as a paragon of self-management. More, I feel they are prime examples that self-management is not a necessity and may actually hinder success. I mean, it's hard to say thi
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Apple MacBook Air with AMD processor dead (2011)
(semiaccurate.com)
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Did you do a full "water fast" during those six days or an intermittent approach and did you supplement electrolytes or take any other supplements? Genuinely interested, hope this doesn't read as the often common "you sh
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Ask HN: Does GPT-4o offer low latency/live cam for you?
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I see this a lot in space like HN focused on hard science and programming — this idea that judgments couldn't possibly consider things like context beyond what has been literally spelled out. To paraphrase a fitting XKCD, they have al
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2y ago
It is frankly astonishing how poor Gemini continues to be in tasks even suggested answers, Assistant and in part, Google Now covered in the past. Mistral, OpenAI, Anthropic and Meta all have their unique advantages and I have yet to find on
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2y ago
Thanks. The number of lines aspect goes back to what GNU considers "legally significant" [0]. They are of course not the be-all and end-all in this regard, but felt like a decent reference point when making the post. > You mean
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They point to copyright/licensing concerns, which I do understand considering the way datasets for most currently popular LLMs have been sourced, i.e. large-scale crawling of any accessible source. In that light, most smart code comple
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2y ago
Sorry to be pedantic, but I feel that the distinction is important, that seems more like a UX than a programming job. Too often, UX, UI, coding, documentation, etc. are thrown together, viewed as tasks that can be handled by the same people
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2y ago
Generally, I feel that telling a company how to handle a product line as successful as the iPads doesn't make much sense (what does my opinion matter vs their success), but I beg you, please make Xcode available on iPad OS or provide a
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2y ago
Great to hear that you got into such a position, wishing you the best. Never experienced anything even close to what you have gone through (besides a brief stint of excessively long hours), but have come to realize that there is a lot of va
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2y ago
I've always considered the Supercharger network as their most valuable asset, besides arguably their mindshare, so I cannot see how losing the entire team could be a rational decision in the long term. Also, after work on the Model 2 w
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3y ago
Great summary, especially since I missed this yesterday. To be honest, it's far above my knowledge, so I'd just like to thank Andres Freund and everyone else for investing their time, effort, and knowledge into keeping all of us s
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3y ago
> Have you tried it? Here in Austria, it does not appear to be possible on either Apple Pay or Google Pay. Just tried with Google Pay, did not work and had a friend try it with Apple pay a few weeks ago, equally failed.
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Ok, that is fair and there can be a difference in opinion between making such choices more based on subjective opinion and personal feeling vs. basing that mainly on evidence and I do not want to dismiss the former. I understand that the co
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3y ago
Honest question: Do you have any example that the approach Android takes to the NFC stack enables exploits that are not possible on iOS in regard to NFC payments?
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Sure, but on my Android smartphone, my bank still has the ability to implement their own payment solution using NFC directly using their app, which is something they did and offer as an alternative next to Google Pay. It even has certain ad
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3y ago
>> Standard oil was at 64% when it was broken up in 1911. [...] Apple controls 100% of the iOS market [...] I find it maddening that a lot of people replying to your fair point have chosen to ignore the first half and decided to exclu
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3y ago
Sorry, I made a mistake, I accidentally typed FOV, when I meant IPD. The IPD they clame for this product has a range of 58-72mm, which is very wide when comparing the competition. They made no claim of FOV, from what I've seen, for the
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The exploded view [0] showcases them placing a very small MicroOLED panel at the top of the frame, whose light then appears to get projected into your eye using something they call an "AR Lens". In principle, this is roughly compa
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While they do have a previous project in the Monocle, I am very skeptical that these glasses will be shipped anytime close to the current date (the 15th of April), considering they have only one video [0] that shows these glasses outside of
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Boeing Lost Its Way [video]
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Spreadsheet "breaks" Apple Vision Pro eye-tracking
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> Those laws apply to US citizens. GDPR purports to apply to everyone around the globe. No, not to "everyone", only processors handling data that is covered as part of GDPR, which again, you are free to exclude if you desire. S
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