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by bhaney 2y ago
I would still just call any random ANAC and have my number read back to me on the call instead of using this service to setup a session online, call the provided number, and then return to the web session to learn my number. There are plent
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by bhaney 2y ago
There's no way this isn't some kind of scam, right? How is browsing to a website and calling a number (or installing an entire new app) easier than going to Settings > Cellular and reading the clearly displayed number? Why
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by bhaney 2y ago
Google search is definitely going to shit and it sucks that your coworker and his wife had to go through that, but honestly my first reaction to the story was "why the hell has nobody set this woman up with an ad blocker?"
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by bhaney 2y ago
sorry :(
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by bhaney 2y ago
> I thought I knew C++, but working with ClickHouse showed me otherwise Only language where you can keep having this realization over and over forever. Of course people prefer lua if they can get away with it.
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by bhaney 2y ago
> Please log in to access this page No thanks. Not like an LLM hallucinating is particularly surprising or newsworthy anyway.
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by bhaney 2y ago
I think I agree with you, but the best I can do is briefly bring you back up to -3
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by bhaney 2y ago
I decided to start running daily about a month ago, after spending years not even jogging a single time and hardly walking much at all. Didn't think much of it, just figured I'd get tired quickly since I was out of shape and I wou
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by bhaney 2y ago
This is pretty pointless and ridiculous. You can get an LLM to agree or disagree with basically anything by asking fresh instantiations enough times. Has about the same merit as asking one "are you conscious?" over and over again
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by bhaney 2y ago
Hypothetically, what would have happened if he got way more votes and won the presidency? Does that immediately free him from prison, or would he need to formally pardon himself first? Could he even do that?
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by bhaney 2y ago
I'm happy to nag both
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by bhaney 2y ago
> Then there are the equally useless "just switch OSes!" arguments. That's probably by far the most useful solution. It may be obvious and annoying to hear over and over, but we only nag you because we love you. Friends do
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by bhaney 2y ago
> Paze does not require a username or password > No manual entry of card numbers Meanwhile the flow seems to be: enter your email, get a passcode emailed to you, enter the passcode, select your card, and then type your card's CVV
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by bhaney 2y ago
(in fruit flies)
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by bhaney 2y ago
> a few years back the language creator announced that the language is basically "completed" And then began adding an entire static type system to the language
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by bhaney 2y ago
Twitter's valuation has dropped to like 25% of what it was less than two years ago, and its use has dropped by around a quarter in that same timeframe instead of growing. It's impossible to draw a direct cause, but Twitter is defi
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by bhaney 2y ago
> Fully working IPv6 network Apparently not?
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by bhaney 2y ago
> (TFA: trans fatty acids? Thanks for asking?) "The Fucking Article." Etymologically derived from "RTFM," but now mostly used as a casual abbreviation to refer to the article that a comment thread is about. People who
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by bhaney 2y ago
Another reason to stop using credit card companies
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by bhaney 2y ago
This sounds terrible. Absolutely destroys compatibility while providing essentially zero extra compression for nearly any audio format other than wav.
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by bhaney 2y ago
> (!?) "Georgia home boy" and "max" are both slang terms for the drug gamma hydroxybutyrate
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by bhaney 2y ago
(in roundworms)
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by bhaney 2y ago
Sounds like they did you a favor. Now you can stop arguing with far-right British racists on youtube.
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by bhaney 2y ago
> [0]: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40461346 That's... this thread?
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by bhaney 2y ago
Bing is down and the rest of those use Bing for results?
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by bhaney 2y ago
I'm sure Epic's proposals are primarily self-serving, but these accusations fall so flat coming from Google
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by bhaney 2y ago
I was thinking exactly the same thing
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by bhaney 2y ago
>our proprietary OS You can't pitch a product to me that claims to be privacy oriented while bundling it with a service that expects me to route all my data through it, and then tell me that I'm not allowed to confirm or verify
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by bhaney 2y ago
This made me realize I have the opposite problem. Now I have to go update the toy SMTP server that I ended up implementing in a perl script so it handles SMTP clients double-dotting a line.
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by bhaney 2y ago
> It makes the people with arrest warrants much less welcome to visit other countries Yeah, that's fair. I guess I'm just kind of unimpressed that that's the worst punishment something called the "International Crimin

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