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by bilekas 1y ago
Where did you read there was no payment? That's not true, the US is not Russia. Not yet at least.
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by bilekas 1y ago
> The unfortunate message to investors is clear: the U.S. is no longer a reliable place for long-term energy investments. Absolutely this, there’s no longer any confidence to begin a project anymore. Would like to see the legal action go
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by bilekas 1y ago
What do you mean "you have to let go". I use some ai tools and sometimes they're fine, but I won't in my lifetime anyway hand over everything to an AI, not out of some fear or anything, but even purely as a hobby. I like
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by bilekas 1y ago
I would argue this approach will help you in the long term with code maintainability. Which I feel will be one of the biggest issues down the line with AI generated codebases as they get larger.
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by bilekas 1y ago
> Person A "leaves early" but doesn't hang up the phone, then the remaining group talks about sensitive info they didn't want Person A to hear. I'm sorry but any conference software will make it extremely clear
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by bilekas 1y ago
> I think it might be that services like Otter need to be adjusted to take into account that not every part of a meeting is of equal sensitivity. One would like to think that a company transcribing company meetings of varying degrees of
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by bilekas 1y ago
Thank you, I don't think it's too unreasonable when talking about an amazing image to link to the image in the article to be fair.
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by bilekas 1y ago
> Last year, an AI researcher and engineer said Otter had recorded a Zoom meeting with investors, then shared with him a transcription of the chat including "intimate, confidential details" about a business discussed after he h
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by bilekas 1y ago
Or he shouldn't have changed his flight plan without letting the ATC know, these things cause massive headaches for everyone else. ATC can't have regular service running when there's a rogue flight in the air. He's lucky
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by bilekas 1y ago
> My dishwasher: no sound whatsoever, it simply opens up when it's done. I need the model of this thing! Mine fires 5 deafening beeps when it's done and theres no option to turn it off. It has woken me up in a panic many times
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by bilekas 1y ago
Maybe I'm wrong and it's been updated but doesn't axios support progress indicators out of the box and just generally cleaner? That's said there are npm packages that are ridiculously obsolete and overused.
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by bilekas 1y ago
> When I boot the screens up every day, I open a new tab and 7 seconds later a new appeal has been submitted. I hate to be the bearer of bad news but at this stage you're messages are insta-filtered and so you're probably not e
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by bilekas 1y ago
This is kind of amusing though. It's not actually clear to me at least if she lost the position purely based on the tweets. At the end there's s nice recommendation for her. > After talking to her and looking at her resume, I a
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by bilekas 1y ago
> They confirmed that they will not be able to support adult content that fits the following definition: “content designed for sexual gratification. I'm sorry but when a payment processor has pretty much become critical infrastructu
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by bilekas 1y ago
I don't mind tipping for exceptional service, I do however have a major issue with the obligation of tipping. It really should not be on the customers to pay the employees salaries directly.
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by bilekas 1y ago
The point could be made that if it's not available from the publisher for sale then piracy is not illegal.
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by bilekas 1y ago
I'll say it again, if I can sign my consumer rights away with a checkbox and agree to terms and conditions with only a checkbox.. Then I can verify my age with a checkbox.
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by bilekas 1y ago
why wouldn't it be though?
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by bilekas 1y ago
So it wasn't "breached" ... It was just so badly made that the bucket was public. Vibe coding ?
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Visa and Mastercard: The global payment duopoly (2024)(quartr.com)
396 points by bilekas 1y ago|305 comments
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by bilekas 1y ago
> Why should law enforcement have the privilege to know arbitrary information, especially deeply personal information, about law-abiding individuals? They don't and that's called privacy. Seems I didn't make my point clear
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by bilekas 1y ago
You're taking it too literally, it's to signify, you're not doing anything illegal, you're not doing something you WANT to hide from law enforcement. Nothing to do with your private pictures or shopping habits. Those are
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by bilekas 1y ago
Maybe I'm strange but I'll throw TODO In my code as I'm working through it, usually alone the lines of "double check the chain here later" When I'm then doing my final commit I'll do a search and check the
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by bilekas 1y ago
This is a nice reminder that there is no real reasoning in the "AI" it is just still guessing the next word. After being trained on subtitle files which I guess is actually a clever idea as they convey real conversations without p
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by bilekas 1y ago
I know it's popular to dump on Microsoft and there are some valid reasons, this is not one of them. There are so many companies and businesses that rely on offline data, or silo'd data than will be tied through their AD LDAP accou
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by bilekas 1y ago
> Giving OP the benefit of the doubt, there were issues with how the Windows kernel had little guardrails and restrictions. This also wasn't Microsofts fault. It was bad kernel code, and don't say you would like microsoft to au
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by bilekas 1y ago
I guess I've just never seen it then. I know myself with Ryanair I take the priority boarding because you get a "free" carry on.
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by bilekas 1y ago
> "I am going to eliminate the scourge of this 0.1% of passengers who simply will not comply with our baggage rules. Please fly with somebody else we don't want your business." Trust me, this man VERY much wants the busine
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by bilekas 1y ago
In the sense of hosting and "cloud" when it was the craze at the time, yes. Absolutely. But what you developed and ran on the aws platform was not dictated by aws. If it didn't suit, you could adhoc it. Great example though,
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by bilekas 1y ago
I am not alone in saying that I am a product of learning another language after 25, far after 25. It takes work for sure, and effort. But you're missing the point in that YouTube has now made that level of effort that needs to be commi

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