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by YeBanKo 5y ago
I have been struggling with the same issue recently. Results are much more narrower and they seemed to be leaning towards consumer goods items. Though I don’t remember when I ever bought something coming from Google search.
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by YeBanKo 5y ago
I am fascinated by this subject, because of how scary misapplication of AI can be. But this has very little to do with AI/facial recognition tech itself. The name was picked up from a lost learner's drivers permit, that was found
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by YeBanKo 5y ago
In order to pop anywhere these days you need to have an email address. How do you ensure that this email address is not gonna be alienated from you? Email domain becomes part of your identity.
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by YeBanKo 5y ago
"We have recently been notified of a potential policy violation and after a thorough review of the video materials uploaded, it has been determined that the content is misleading and contradicts official government records. As a result
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by YeBanKo 5y ago
It sort of makes sense, if it is a document, that is public or widely shared (anyone with link can access), in which case it serve not only as a collaboration tool, but also a sort of "CDN". Though even then, limiting access seems
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Joe Biden Wants You to Be Able to Fix Your Own Damn iPhones(wired.com)
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by YeBanKo 5y ago
I have the same question. Why not aggressively pay of the existing debt and reduce borrowing, when the sate has enough money in general budget. > The independent Legislative Analyst’s Office estimates that the total debt may not be paid
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by YeBanKo 5y ago
They have been doing it since the inception in 2011
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by YeBanKo 5y ago
Very strange to see these low effort negative comments on HN. BuzzFeed News is not BuzzFeed and it’s not the first time they are recognized by journalistic awards. They actually did something very interesting: built a team of investigative
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by YeBanKo 5y ago
Well, to make analogy with the grocery store complete, it’s not just refusing service, but accepting the money and refusing goods, while holding the money for 180 days.
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by YeBanKo 5y ago
Recently the was a rant against cryptocurrency, now this is a case for it. I thought there were regulations in the US that would prohibit a financial institution to hold money that long. Looks like there aren’t.
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by YeBanKo 5y ago
$1.8B seems low, no? WhatsApp was sold for 19B. I understand that they are aren’t exactly comparable, but SO has a B2B offering with clear mark value and a very strong brand. I know at least few medium-to-large companies that has subscript
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by YeBanKo 5y ago
Ok, I stand corrected. I interpreted as inability to opt-out after that date.
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by YeBanKo 5y ago
You can’t opt out of Sidewalk after June 9. You can opt out of Apple’s Find My network any time you want on a per device basis.
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by YeBanKo 5y ago
If it is due to cache, then extra check like you described probably would not help.
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by YeBanKo 5y ago
> The CDC in late April, after news of the Israeli investigation, said it did not see a link between the two. read more CDC public communication seems at time questionable. They had similar reports from the department of defense, what ma
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by YeBanKo 5y ago
When you say State A and State B, do you mean one of the US states? Per student in public schools?
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by YeBanKo 5y ago
> WET One of the most difficult to argue comments in code reviews: “let’s make it generic in case we need it some place else”. First of all, chances that we need it some place else aren’t exactly high, unless you are writing a library
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by YeBanKo 5y ago
At some point I will want to buy an electric truck. The biggest appeal with Tesla is that I don’t need to deal with dealership.
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by YeBanKo 5y ago
Maybe they pull it again if people start reporting it.
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by YeBanKo 5y ago
> “We are actively working to improve our internal processes to ensure this does not occur again,” the company said in a statement after the release. “This was a mistake we are taking very seriously.” How about a hefty fine and payment
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by YeBanKo 5y ago
There were no good intentions. It was a cheap marketing publicity stunt under pretense of good intention.
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by YeBanKo 5y ago
It sounds like if we applied the same statistical tools that we use elsewhere to estimate performance of a binary classifier: confusion matrix, AUC - ROC, F score and on top of that considered conditional probabilities when multiple test ar
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by YeBanKo 5y ago
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by YeBanKo 5y ago
Every time another "expert" or an academic says that it's not worth investigating, because it is too political, I treat it as a litmus test if the person is full of shit and should not be allowed near public policy decision.
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by YeBanKo 5y ago
It’s interesting, that this use case is only possible because Apple tries to preserve privacy of the devices. Unlike Amazon Sidewalk, that requires to authentication of the IoT device, Apple does not, allowing unauthorized devices using the
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by YeBanKo 5y ago
> The only reason they were going for $179 previously is because thermoworks was buying the thermometers from sellers and reporting them as counterfeit. Thus making it difficult for sellers to sell them which keeps supply low. Do you hav
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by YeBanKo 5y ago
Stupid question: is there a way to check if i accepted the news terms or not?
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by YeBanKo 5y ago
Telegram is not ideal for peivacy.
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by YeBanKo 5y ago
signal shows usernames even when you don’t give access contacts.

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