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by bink 3y ago
To be fair, even locals aren't accepted at many surf spots if they aren't regulars. That's true on the mainland as well.
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by bink 3y ago
They really missed the opportunity for HackerOnesies.
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by bink 3y ago
DC has benefited from continuously increasing government spending, for sure. But it is not immune to downturns. The last was probably in the early to mid 90's when defense spending dropped (at least for certain industries). I've w
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by bink 3y ago
I grew up in the area and don't think it's really fair to compare Arlington, VA to San Francisco. The corridors where all of the residential development has occurred in Arlington in the last 30 years were all basically condemned s
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by bink 3y ago
> ChatGPT is just hastening an already well deserved death. If ChatGPT kills Stack Overflow and Reddit/Twitter block API access, where will it gets its answers from?
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by bink 3y ago
Or they gambled that there would be enough hydrogen generation and distribution, which seems like an even worse bet. It's not that they decided to stick with ICE, it's that they chose an even worse fuel source.
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by bink 3y ago
Congrats to the most talented. You're now doing the work of 5 people.
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by bink 3y ago
"Please respond to the strongest plausible interpretation of what someone says, not a weaker one that's easier to criticize. Assume good faith. " https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html
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by bink 3y ago
Your own links suggest that peak migration was in 2021, when California lost 360,000 people. That's less than 1% of the population. You're also ignoring the fact that Anchor Steam is owned by Sapporo and has been for the last 6 ye
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by bink 3y ago
This has nothing to do with politics: > “We recognize the importance and historic significance of Anchor to San Francisco and to the craft brewing industry, but the impacts of the pandemic, inflation, especially in San Francisco, and a h
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by bink 3y ago
Wait, is this how you use the three seashells?
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by bink 3y ago
Many of those apps switched from using splash screens to pre-loading in the background.
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by bink 3y ago
It makes sense if the mobile app provides more "monetizable" users. Shift everyone to the mobile app (or try to) and juice those numbers for advertisers and provide better revenue numbers for the IPO. Unlike the API change though,
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by bink 3y ago
Easy and obvious if you're directly selling to users. Not so easy and obvious if the App Store is a middle-man.
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by bink 3y ago
I don't know of any site that will allow someone to set up a "secondary" API where they proxy all user requests, especially if they're using a variation of a trademark.
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by bink 3y ago
Where would the hydrogen come from?
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by bink 3y ago
> We will grant in increments of $10,000 USD from a fund of $1M USD, in the form of API credits, direct funding and/or equivalents. Does "increments of $10k" mean that a single grant can be greater than $10k? Or are grants
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by bink 3y ago
Did they really remove their own post describing the changes? I haven't seen that before.
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by bink 3y ago
Reddit has a long history of making truly brain-dead decisions and following them up with something slightly more reasonable. I can only hope this is another case.
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by bink 3y ago
And I don't think either side trusts the other when they say "we're launching a rocket near you but not at you".
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by bink 3y ago
Ironically, that sub wasn't banned for supporting a right-wing political candidate but for repeatedly refusing to action content calling for violence against law enforcement.
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by bink 3y ago
Mac Rumors forums seems to be dominated by people who hate Apple. I have no idea what possesses people to join a forum where they hate everything the company does, but it's very prevalent on all types of content there.
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by bink 3y ago
It's interesting to compare two scenarios. The first is if you feed an LLM solely the works of a famous current author, say J.K Rowling, and ask it to create a new work in the style of her franchise. The second is if you include all of
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by bink 3y ago
And with very little moat, allowing any company big or small to dip their feet in the waters. It's likely to be a commodity.
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by bink 3y ago
Using another protocol is the easy part. Getting everyone else to use it is a problem. If they're organizing rallies they want to have the greatest reach possible.
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by bink 3y ago
Making advisories hard to read has been a thing since forever. Remember Gobbles? https://github.com/thinkitdata/GOBBLES/blob/master/advisorie...
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by bink 3y ago
By the same token the contract probably also stipulated that it could be cancelled in a way that Facebook is currently blocking. I don't think any court would hold that the purchaser is now required to pay for services perpetually.
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by bink 3y ago
I keep waiting for someone to scream this out in one of the committee hearings. Going after one company and attempting to ban them from the country is pretty clearly Constitutionally dubious. But passing strict data privacy laws isn't.
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by bink 3y ago
You could open a competing forum, but users of the previous forum would not automatically have access to it, which was my point. You'd have to somehow reach out to them to let them know it existed and they'd have to create new acc
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by bink 3y ago
Ah, quarantined might be true. I'm on some NSFW subs without verification though.

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