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Push notifications have background notifications that are used to update apps while they aren't loaded. We used them update our catalog/home screen on shopping app, its makes the app feel much more responsive when they open the a
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3y ago
Shopify requires you to build out performance marketing strategy and with the IOS changes, targeting has lost efficiency. It’s more expensive to acquire customers.
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3y ago
They had a huge outage for over a week that left people stranded over xmas. > More than 16,700 Southwest flights were canceled and 2 million passengers stranded between December 20 to 29, scuttling holiday plans and leaving mountains of
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3y ago
It happens on airplanes and paid WiFi. Some allow free browsing of certain sites and charge for full access. Some airlines charge more for streaming access. Some provide basic messaging on a low priced tier.
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3y ago
What about southwest? They don't have a mileage program or they aren't a disaster like the rest of the industry?
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Regulation can drive up certain cost but the whole economic cost can come down at the same time. On the other side you have technology driving down the cost. Cars are a good example. They've been dropping in price historically as th
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Because those medium-sized customer become large customers and getting more people to use your product builds up skill set in people. Switching cost is very expensive. This is why we'll probably see DataDog and Newrelic dominate th
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3y ago
Every streamer out there? Netflix, Hulu, Paramount, Disney,ESPN, Tubi,Plex,Plutotv etc.
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3y ago
Ten seconds per regulations.
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Funny thing is if you paid for FSD in full, you'll never get a car that will be able to have self driving. They are upgrading the hardware again which includes new cameras. I bet it goes two or three more iterations before we have l
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If you own a firearm and smoke weed it is a felony.
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Its is also level 3 which means you can watch a movie on your phone or send emails. Something you can't do with Tesla even if you purchased the $15k FSD package.
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3y ago
Article is referring to Tesla's Full Self Driving feature not Autopilot.
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Probably shouldn't call it self driving when you its just a level 2 feature that requires full attention of the driver to use safely. See the confusion. When I think of self driving, i think of level 3 or higher standard where i c
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it still hallucinates on GPT4. Ask it to generate some random terraform script with some random requirements and see if it runs.
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Thats not relevant of what they could do. This laws covers what you are doing and applies to entities selling your data. Big ad players don't sell their data because that is their secret sauce in ad targeting. Companies selling your
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Besides defaults how would you get precision in a model without any other data? Payment history and total outstanding credit wouldn’t be there. You would have to trust the customer to provide you with all these details. Without precision
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They don’t sell your data.
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Unless they force annual contracts, I don’t see how they plan to get people to switch. If they start making less content and increase prices, why would anyone subscribe especially with an annual contract. I also don’t understand the com
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California just requires transparency of the policies. They just need to put in writing that free speech absolutist Musk is responsible for all the moderation of policies like censuring the account that tracked his plane with public data.
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That’s why they are fighting it. They don’t want to put that Musk is the moderation policy.
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He’s trying to sell a book.
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We don’t have VCs subsidizing everything and now profitability matters.
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What type of password are users going to choose if they can't use a password manager at boot time? Its no more secure to a DMA attack then a TPM protected drive. Attackers are getting the both types passwords from memory.
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DRM like full disk encryption, passkeys, etc. What DRM actually uses TPM? Pretty sure wildvine or any other common DRM tech use it to wrap the encryption of the stream. Why would it need?
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I don't understand how NASA is paying $100M for a space shuttle engine designed 40 years ago. R&D has already be amortized so its just manufacturing the thing. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/RS-25
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I just leave an Airtag in my cars. Always know where they are.
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But if it wasn't stolen and you filed a false police report, you go to jail,
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To another phisher. Who wants to buy microsoftsupport2023.us?
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And the dems rolled back "equitable sharing" in 2015. > Attorney General Eric H. Holder Jr. on Friday barred local and state police from using federal law to seize cash, cars and other property without warrants or criminal char
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