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by adrr 3y ago
They are passing along fees like universal access fee. This is tax on the provider, not the customer. Some providers don’t pass it along like google fiber. It’s impossible to do price comparison if they don’t list out what random charge
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by adrr 3y ago
Baseball cards aren’t owned by the MLB. That would be a weird expectation like buying Oakland raiders hat and expecting the hat manufacture to stop the raiders from moving to Las Vegas because it would devalue the apparel. People buy baseb
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by adrr 3y ago
Since you’re not a Cloudflare customer, you need to think like a customer who is using Cloudflare’s bot protection. Do you want to filter people who are blocking your ads through mitm? I would guess yes.
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by adrr 3y ago
Toyota partnered with Pony.ai and have a fleet of level 4 taxis operating in all major cities(eg: Beijing, Shanghai and Shenzhen) in China. Honda has level 3 self driving cars on the market in Japan that you can buy today. Kia is worki
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by adrr 3y ago
You can take a public transit to the airport. I’ll take a Waymo taxi.
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by adrr 3y ago
Geofenced is the definition of level 4. Tesla doesn’t have a level 3 car on the market.
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by adrr 3y ago
Tesla doesn’t have autonomous vehicles. It has level 2 vehicles. Waymo and cruise have level 4 vehicles.
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by adrr 3y ago
This is awesome. Though one e strange this is having the PM heavily featured in this broadcast with side by side shots.
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by adrr 3y ago
Judges ruled the government was lawful. That was an appeals court. Constitutionality is determined by the courts.
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by adrr 3y ago
What laws did they violate? And if they violated laws or the constitution, wouldn't people get out of criminal prosecution. Here's an example of US citizen who got their emails sweeped up by the PRISM because he was emailing add
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by adrr 3y ago
Training people to always login makes the susceptible to phishing attacks with fake logins. It becomes second nature to put in your email and password. Whats even worst is that banks won't send messages over email instead they mak
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by adrr 3y ago
Colon cancer has been dropping since the 90s. https://seer.cancer.gov/statfacts/html/colorect.html
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by adrr 3y ago
Colon cancer is correlated to red meat and processed meat consumption. Processed meat(eg:bacon and lunch meat) is a known carcinogen and red meat is a probable carcinogen. We eat more eat meat than previous generations.
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by adrr 3y ago
Browsers need to provide a way for sites to query if the device has a pass code or not. The lost device threat is a top reason for short session cookies.
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by adrr 3y ago
Cancer rates have been dropping for the last 20 years. PAHs from cooking are known carcinogens where PFAs is possible carcinogen that in animals models, results are inclusive and observational studies the data is unreliable. What would
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by adrr 3y ago
Fumes from seasoning a cast iron pan or high heat cooking causes cancer even in low amounts. If you want to be safe cook things at low temperature. https://www.pca.state.mn.us/pollutants-and-contaminants/poly...
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by adrr 3y ago
No one would buy from you if you have very restrictive return policies. If you start denying people claims, you piss people off and having motivated angry customers is very bad for business. You also risk the government coming down on t
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by adrr 3y ago
It’s only invalid if you the have the cash to fight an expensive court battle.
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by adrr 3y ago
For warrantless yes like when government gets logs from network providers and mobile phone operators without a warrant. I don’t think most on here disapprove of gathering evidence on a specified target via a judge approved warrant.
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by adrr 3y ago
20%+ unemployment for young workers and GDP growth is shrinking. Falling exports. Local municipalities on the verge of bankruptcy with over $9 trillion in debt? With deflation making that debt much worse. How is that better than the US
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by adrr 3y ago
Being on Heroku and dealing with the lack transparency of the security breach by Salesforce speaks to opposite of them being truthful. How long did it take them to admit to being breached? We had to get our information from 3rd parties ab
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by adrr 3y ago
Transaction Log isn’t easy to reverse to raw SQL, it’s a binary log. I also don’t think it has meta information like timestamp or source.
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by adrr 3y ago
Company pleaded guilty to three felonies but no officers/directors were ever charged.
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by adrr 3y ago
Sacklers aren’t even getting prosecuted even though their fraud is responsible for killing thousands of people. If we compare the amount of harm SBF did to society vs Sacklers, it isn’t even on the same scale.
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by adrr 3y ago
What are you comparing it to? There is witness intimidation going right now on another high profile case and I doubt they’ll revoke bail. I am curious what are the normal thresholds before you get bail revoked.
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by adrr 3y ago
Because it infects code even if you don't modify it. You could just be using an API of an AGPL service, and it will hit your code. Its universally banned not just startups. I don't know of any organizations that allow it in
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by adrr 3y ago
We run a script that scans our source code and generates a manifest of all included libraries including license/copyright. Here's one of them: https://github.com/nexB/scancode-toolkit
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by adrr 3y ago
Because most startups can’t use AGPL. I had to provide audits of our licenses of libraries we use in our code base to investors and attest we didn’t have AGPL code in our code/software in our stack. This was at an e-commerce company
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by adrr 3y ago
Elasticsearch is based off lucene so they are making money off another open source project.
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by adrr 3y ago
Traffic by bandwidth/number of users. Akamai powers Apple, Adobe, Microsoft, US government, Walmart, bunch of the major streamers.

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