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by al2o3cr 3y ago
"drivers prefer cash" followed a while later by "this will ensure better tax compliance": roflcopter Somebody clearly doesn't understand why drivers prefer cash... Also, love the concept of the driver being able to
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by al2o3cr 3y ago
Shorter RIAA: "We stole these recordings with bullshit contracts decades ago, who are YOU to interfere with that????!!!!" You can see their point, though: obviously Frank Sinatra wouldn't have even bothered recording in the 1
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by al2o3cr 3y ago
Neither a Stripe employee nor a trademark lawyer, but your store has a LOT of products with trademarked names / logos / etc The central processors (Visa / MC / Amex) take a very firm stance against unlicensed products; t
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by al2o3cr 3y ago
Because corporations NEVER do anything that's illegal or shady /s Hopium addiction is truly a sad phenomenon to witness.
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by al2o3cr 3y ago
We leverage GPT to generate content that’s helpful for users SEO is usually slimy, but shitting up the web with LLM trash takes it to a whole new level. If I encountered a company using this service, that'd be the last time I
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by al2o3cr 3y ago
If that were strictly true, there would be no need for patents. That's literally the opposite of the reason for patents: the person obtaining the patent is supposed to disclose the idea, in exchange for an exclusive right
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by al2o3cr 3y ago
LOL @ "I'm smarter than the authors of the SQL standard, buy my paper to find out why!"
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by al2o3cr 3y ago
LOL reminds me of how a couple dummies get caught every year or so by RentAHitman.com
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by al2o3cr 3y ago
Clearly the corporations who took out loans that they can't repay should have been eating less avocado toast, or learn to code, or something /s A bunch of rich assholes bet that some assets would go up in value; they are likely go
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by al2o3cr 3y ago
technically almost trivial to implement Having to split each machine SKU into many to accommodate different regions + carrier locking isn't as "trivial" as you think
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by al2o3cr 3y ago
What do you mean by "versus" here? The short-circuit operators behave like this pseudocode: expr1 || expr2 if expr1 == false expr2 else true In languages with macros, they may even be _implemented_ li
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by al2o3cr 3y ago
it allows any Target team member to easily sweep a store for skimmers I'm unclear on how this is supposed to help - unless the skimmers are being installed by frickin ninjas it seems like they already needed insider coope
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by al2o3cr 3y ago
The best part of neurotechnology for AR/VR is that it'll let "startups" spout utter bullshit vapor for another decade by promising the technology is "under development" and "coming in a couple years",
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by al2o3cr 3y ago
Maybe try having content that isn't obvious spam
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by al2o3cr 3y ago
Have you considered the likelihood of a carbon monoxide leak in your dwelling?
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by al2o3cr 3y ago
complex text with several mathematical equations Different disciplines would consider a value of "several" reasonable that's different by orders of magnitude.
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by al2o3cr 3y ago
So the same time period as him building FSD and half the time of him getting to Mars. I mean technically he's not wrong - "never" divided by two is also "never"
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by al2o3cr 3y ago
At the time of writing, the first sample image on that page is this: https://coderabbit.ai/assets/section-1-f9a48066.png which recommends adding a "maxIterations" counter to the "for len(executedComponen
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by al2o3cr 3y ago
By 2030, we’re expected to spend more time in the Metaverse, a blend of AR and VR spaces, than in our physical reality. hopium: not even once, kids IMO the single most damaging thing to actual efforts to build virtual expe
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by al2o3cr 3y ago
There's some nitpicky bits (like how "utils.py contains two utility functions" is then followed by _three_ bullet points :P ) but one big one that jumped out was using "zrank" to get the new score. That's not g
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by al2o3cr 3y ago
So I'm wondering, why is it OK to post `archive.is` links, but not `playtext.app` links, since they both provide similar value? They provide "similar value" but one is promoting YOUR product.
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by al2o3cr 3y ago
There should be a place where people can bet on how long this runs before the chatbot "helps" customers by telling them about other customers' accounts.
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by al2o3cr 3y ago
This is like wondering if somebody could use a text editor to turn the "cat" binary into a Postgres server - this isn't "modifying" the genome, it's replacing it outright.
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by al2o3cr 3y ago
My C is rusty, but what happens if "handle_request" gets a request that's BUFFER_SIZE+1 "A"s? Seems to me like "read" will read exactly BUFFER_SIZE "A"s and no null-terminator, causing the subseq
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by al2o3cr 3y ago
Why did your team choose to use the same name as a different DEX that seems to have gone silent back in 2021?
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by al2o3cr 3y ago
The implication sign “→” in A→B is a morphism from Bool x Bool to Bool (where "Bool" is the set of Boolean values). Similarly, pretty much ANY binary operator can be regarded that way as long as the sets involved are defined caref
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by al2o3cr 3y ago
Assuming this post isn't an ad, I guess you want feedback on your landing page. My quick reaction: you're asking people to get on a waitlist to pay you money without showing them even a _clip_ of what they're buying.
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by al2o3cr 3y ago
How is this supposed to work 10 years from now? "I'm a 25-year-old with a 15-year-long work history" is going to be a tricky sell.
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by al2o3cr 3y ago
I'll save you a click and spoil the answer: he's a dumbass who thinks he's smarter than the FDA because he's rich.
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by al2o3cr 3y ago
Reminds me of the e-cat: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Energy_Catalyzer Years and years of breathless "we've applied for a patent!" and "we're accepting investors NOW!" all based on hopium

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