YeBanKo

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by YeBanKo 3y ago
Yes, even for private orgs federal money always come with strings attached. This is also how fed can force states do things states may not necessarily want. Here we aren’t even speaking about private orgs, but public universities that often
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by YeBanKo 3y ago
What is your argument for why this practice should be allowed? It’s a public school, why should your family has an advantage because you went there? Is the goal of public school to maintain a club or provide access to education? If the latt
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by YeBanKo 3y ago
Batteries are for storage, reactors are for energy production. Weird comparison.
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by YeBanKo 3y ago
Some of my favorite most professional colleges are from San Jose State, which is a part of CSU. Obviously, it is anecdotal, but I do see in them very practical no bullshit attitude, yet strong theoretical fundamentals.
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by YeBanKo 3y ago
Can it spread through water in the swimming pools?
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by YeBanKo 3y ago
It would be ironic if you are from one of Eastern European country, where China financed a project, built by its own company and now the said country is facing a debt it can’t handle.
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by YeBanKo 3y ago
He invested in Apple, not Goldman Sachs. If the latter defaults on deposits, it a damage to reputation damage, sure. But again, cap on balance and FDIC insurance should ensure that customers would get their money back and it probably would
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by YeBanKo 3y ago
Can you share more info / links on this take? In this [1] conclusion by the federal reserve it assigns little weight to its contribution to the crisis. I think that the government would be reluctant to blame itself rather than banks, s
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by YeBanKo 3y ago
Apple’s savings account is with Goldman Sachs, balance is limited to 250k and it is FDIC insured up to 250k. It seems like they are playing it safe: an existing bank with FDIC limits, but better integrated into UI and Apple ecosystem. It se
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by YeBanKo 3y ago
Did Amazon remove your “purchases” from your device simply because you no longer have a US card??
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by YeBanKo 3y ago
This is some serious bullshit. There are also pediatricians that refer to transgender clinic as early as 3. It is pure insanity, medical field fell victim to political ideologies. The article you posted conflates different things in one, ex
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by YeBanKo 3y ago
His free days numbered. If he does not get caught while traveling outside, some enthusiastic and inventive kgb operatives or local policemen or mobsters will pack him and travel to some neighboring to collect the bounty and then maybe ask f
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by YeBanKo 3y ago
This has to be opt-in, not opt-out. A company should not be allowed to use personal data you did not explicitly provide it.
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by YeBanKo 3y ago
Many of Amazon practices I find questionable, and I think unsustainable in a long term. Unfortunately legal frameworks does not put enough pressure on them to change. Vote with your money, I was able reduce my amazon purchases to 2-4 a quar
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by YeBanKo 3y ago
Our club has few professional pilots and iirc their more or less shared opinion was that boeing fucked up, but the expectation was that pilots training should have prevented the crashes. Regardless of Airbus, Boeing expectation still is tha
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by YeBanKo 3y ago
Why not just make it opt-out by default with a requirement of a a specific consent, that needs to be renewed every periodically?
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by YeBanKo 3y ago
Here is an example: we are invited to my kid’s friend’s birthday. They manage the event on facebook. They had to change location and time couple of times already. We don’t want to miss it and alternatives to facebook just aren’t any better.
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by YeBanKo 3y ago
App Privacy Report lets you know if an app might have leaked your data, firewall can help you make sure it does not happen. Two different purposes.
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Ask HN: Should companies remove personal information of inactive users?
1 points by YeBanKo 4y ago|1 comments
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by YeBanKo 4y ago
I am not familiar with how GISAID works, but there any sort of signature that authenticates data and ensure integrity. If they backdated the post, could they also tempered with sequences data?
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by YeBanKo 4y ago
I am pretty sure these workshops [1] they host aren’t free to participate in. [1] https://www.who.int/news/item/14-12-2022-gisaid-and-who-glob...
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by YeBanKo 4y ago
If things described in this article are true, the the person running GISAID is a conman. WHO and other health orgs uses GISAID’s EpiFlu database to make a recommendation for which strains to use for next flu vaccines. Seems wild that an org
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The iPhone Setting Thieves Use to Lock People Out of Apple Accounts(wsj.com)
1 points by YeBanKo 4y ago|0 comments
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The point of OpenAI was that no single company would have a moat around LLM or foundation models in general. It was set as a non profit with this goal in mind and got money for it. Whether Google pat itself on the back or not for releasing
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by YeBanKo 4y ago
I read the message you are replying to three times and I still don’t understand who did this and why? Can elaborate more?
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by YeBanKo 4y ago
This is amazing! I think there is a lot of potential for education. This makes studying letters way more fun.
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by YeBanKo 4y ago
Is it Apple designed machine? Seems like a third party repair tool.
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by YeBanKo 4y ago
> according to city transportation authorities, who collected the data from social media reports, 911 calls, and other sources, because companies aren’t required to report all the breakdowns.” Seems like making companies report
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by YeBanKo 4y ago
I’d rather read someone who has a stake at the subject, which is clearly disclosed, than try to find a totally unbiased objective observer.
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by YeBanKo 4y ago
> Merkel and Macron admitting the Minsk agreements were used to buy time for CIA and British to arm rebels since 2014 was big story. Wtf are you talking about? What rebels in Ukraine did CIA and British arm? Or is one of those “it’s comp

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