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   Google brings generative AI to ads(theverge.com)

   3 points by bluish29 3y ago|0 comments
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   OpenELA Releases Enterprise Linux Source Code(linux-magazine.com)

   3 points by bluish29 3y ago|0 comments
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   The Broken Food System Costs $12.7T a Year(wired.com)

   2 points by bluish29 3y ago|1 comments
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   by bluish29 3y ago

   That's why I like reading HN comments. Thanks for that filter link
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   by bluish29 3y ago

   For me at least, it is useful for different things, but they are mainly about writing stuff. It is much easier to copy a couple of equations from your references and use something like image to latex to get the source without having to writ
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   by bluish29 3y ago

   As someone who never posted a video, I want to ask if I upload a video without turning on the ads, does this mean that people who are watching this video will not see any ads?
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   by bluish29 3y ago

   The article here talking about record uninstallations of the ad-blockers not YouTube apps (and the crackdown doesn't affect them anyway).
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   by bluish29 3y ago

   I would argue that it is a nightmare in general, a viewpoint of someone who actually shared this pain before.
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   YouTube's Ad Blocker Crackdown Spurs Record Uninstalls(wired.com)

   69 points by bluish29 3y ago|179 comments
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    Brave rivals Bing and ChatGPT with new privacy-focused AI chatbot(theverge.com)

    6 points by bluish29 3y ago|0 comments
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    Remains of planet that formed the Moon may be hiding near Earth's core(arstechnica.com)

    1 points by bluish29 3y ago|0 comments
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    by bluish29 3y ago

    > the Registry itself has some arcane and obfuscated corporate name that was something entirely different from Google LLC (Charleston Road Registry Inc) That's interesting, more interesting is that Google created this Inc to workaro
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    by bluish29 3y ago

    So as I understand, they sold the Google domain business to Squarespace but will keep Google Registry with all its questioning new TLDs like .zip.
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    by bluish29 3y ago

    And ironically if you go to pre-order page you will get > Make sure you are disconnected from the VPN when placing an order.
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    Netflix will skip some ads if you binge-watch(theverge.com)

    1 points by bluish29 3y ago|0 comments
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    by bluish29 3y ago

    >"Too much anime" was not a phrase I expected to see in a compiler bug report. Looking on the code example they provided [1], the comments is literally an anime character. Is he Naruto? [1] https://godbolt.org/z
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    by bluish29 3y ago

    From the app store ads mainly. Omitting this fact is dishonest at best.
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    by bluish29 3y ago

    Thanks for clarification
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    by bluish29 3y ago

    Thanks for clarification. That was new to me.
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    by bluish29 3y ago

    Is that suppose to be some sort of sarcasm I'm missing, or you just ignore Indigenous people? [1] [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Indigenous_peoples_of_the_Amer...
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    by bluish29 3y ago

    I really don't know why apple is insisting on making the entry specs something like 512GB SSD and 8GB RAM for a ~$1600 device and worse for Their Mac Air line where it starts with 216GB SSD for $1000 (M1) or $1100 (M2). That's alr
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    Sam Bankman-Fried doesn't recall(theverge.com)

    2 points by bluish29 3y ago|1 comments
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    by bluish29 3y ago

    They still did not say that they will not collect data and use it for non ad-targetting purpose like training their AI. Also will this actually improve the experince or the timeline will still be dominated by “suggested for you” and “more l
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    by bluish29 3y ago

    > The ad-free subscription will only be available to people 18 and older in the EU, EEA, and Switzerland. Also not sure if it does not mean they will stop collecting data for non-ad purposes like AI training. And of course they “suggeste
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    AI can help to save endangered species(nature.com)

    1 points by bluish29 3y ago|0 comments
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    Hiroshima and the Myths of Military Targets and Unconditional Surrender (2020)(lawfaremedia.org)

    24 points by bluish29 3y ago|42 comments
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    by bluish29 3y ago

    >That's a ridiculous take Please chill up and don't forget the HN guidelines [1] "Please respond to the strongest plausible interpretation of what someone says, not a weaker one that's easier to criticize. Assume good
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    by bluish29 3y ago

    People pay for the roads that is being used while riding a bus. It is built and maintained by their taxes. Bus fares is going towards other costs from operations to salaries. YouTube on the other hand is a freeloader on the internet infrast
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    by bluish29 3y ago

    While the comparison is not 1:1 but the result is the same in the two cases. I don't see the ads, one of them I have more control on how effective I can prevent ads. Also in both cases I pay for the bus from my money so that I pay for
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    by bluish29 3y ago

    I hateto bring it to you but we are on sunday :)