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bhaney
3y ago
https://i.imgur.com/0ZtnqK2.jpeg Couldn't resist
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3y ago
I was really amazed at the conduct of various U of MN officials and researchers back when all this went down. The researchers desperately deflected and hurled accusations despite being very obviously in the wrong, and the U of MN officials
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bhaney
3y ago
What? Sure I do. Where did I say otherwise?
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bhaney
3y ago
Pepsi supposedly paid a million dollars for this fever dream of a document.
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bhaney
3y ago
Surprise: TikTok objects to being banned
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bhaney
3y ago
Are there seriously people expecting a closed-source corporate-steered browser to not inevitably go to shit?
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bhaney
3y ago
Jesus, leave the guy alone
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bhaney
3y ago
Did it actually perform the task well after that apology?
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bhaney
3y ago
I hope Zhang doesn't feel too bad for accidentally setting this in motion. The fault lies entirely with the manufacture's poor security practices and the overreaction of the corrections officials, but I bet there are still going t
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bhaney
3y ago
Anyone capable of predicting the future well enough to reliably answer your question would be spending their time making a killing off the stock market, not answering questions on HN like a fortune teller. Nobody actually knows the answer
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bhaney
3y ago
Shhhh. Don't bring this up until after Google and Facebook have helped developed the technology that destroys the entirety of their revenue.
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3y ago
> I'm concerned about the fairness of this decision to other team members who have been with us for over a year, contributing significantly to our project. Additionally, I feel somewhat sidelined, as my friend and the new member oft
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bhaney
3y ago
> Known vulnerabilities are in practice defined as ‘something with a CVE’ Then change that definition and stop operating off of it. It has never been correct.
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bhaney
3y ago
> What laws are TikTok breaking? None yet. That's what US lawmakers are trying to change.
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bhaney
3y ago
The only two ways I see this going: - ByteDance pretends to comply, and maintains its current relationship with China's government in secret - ByteDance calls the US's bluff, doesn't change anything, and US politicians back d
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bhaney
3y ago
> p < 10^−10 Damn
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bhaney
3y ago
Is there even a way for most people to read twitter threads anymore? Twitter just brokenly refuses to load any tweets in this thread other than the one specifically linked to, and all nitter instances that I can find are dead.
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bhaney
3y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html > Please don't use HN primarily for promotion. It's ok to post your own stuff part of the time, but the primary use of the site should be for curiosity. That
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bhaney
3y ago
> This article contains content that is written like an advertisement Heh
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bhaney
3y ago
I vaguely (and very possibly incorrectly) remember something about the GDPR still applying to EU citizens who are traveling outside of the EU. Does the same kind of thing not apply to these new digital marketplace laws?
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bhaney
3y ago
Oh sure, I'm not trying to say that everyone who struggles with their weight does so exclusively because of an unhealthy diet, but the obesity epidemic at large is still mostly driven by that, and all I'm saying is that the change
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bhaney
3y ago
I agree with your point that as produce continues to grow in size, the growth of its sugar content outpaces the growth of its nutrient content (for selection reasons), but I'm not convinced that has anything to do with obesity. Obese p
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bhaney
3y ago
So I need to eat more food to get the same nutrition? Well, if you insist.
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bhaney
3y ago
> which I calculated by simulating a million random-guessers taking the test Could have also divided 35 by 6
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bhaney
3y ago
Well for starters, the extensions API that it uses (and the only one that's available to new Chrome web store submissions) was added in Chrome 88.
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bhaney
3y ago
> it is running on a very very short recording loop I'm curious what your source for that information is
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bhaney
3y ago
A text snippet copied out of a published list of generic messages is not what I would usually consider "unique and heartfelt"
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bhaney
3y ago
The discovery that likely won't happen once the case is dismissed?
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bhaney
3y ago
Who voids the voidmen?
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bhaney
3y ago
Pretend to be an AI
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