bryan_w

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by bryan_w 7mo ago
They reinvest that generous 10% to buy more tools and hire more talent to build 10x as many homes at 2%. Seems pretty straightforward to me
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by bryan_w 7mo ago
How would you define degenerate?
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by bryan_w 7mo ago
It's not a slippery slope if it's already slipped. In over 20 states you have to do age verifications with online companies in order to do "adult" things online
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by bryan_w 7mo ago
Some people are being played like a gosh dang fiddle. Y'all are so pavlovian that you see Zuck/Meta and instantly rage. The alternative to OS based verification isn't no verification. It's cloud-based verification The cl
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by bryan_w 7mo ago
Oh no, you fell for it.
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by bryan_w 7mo ago
Would you say that generally books would be considered a small file or a BIG file?
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by bryan_w 7mo ago
This is rage bait
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by bryan_w 7mo ago
I think you would find widespread support from the various websites out there for this. Most porn websites today voluntarily implement some type of mechanism that advertises them as not for children.
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by bryan_w 7mo ago
If anything it hurts the workers because now people won't listen to him anymore
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by bryan_w 8mo ago
Please get the kids some help before we have to send you thoughts and prayers
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by bryan_w 8mo ago
Oof. Google definitely fired too many people if this is how they are handling account violations for people paying them multiple hundreds of dollars a month. Normally there would be a normal, well adjusted person in the room to remind them
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by bryan_w 8mo ago
I guess legal was a part of the layoff these past few years. Too bad we can't get a bounty from the RIAA of books, whatever that is
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by bryan_w 8mo ago
Why are you so scared of people defending companies? Why can't your arguments stand on their own?
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by bryan_w 8mo ago
I don't know, I just went to find an ad in my feed and the first one was for a house plant that was easy to take care of. I'm not saying I'm the smartest cookie in the shed, but I didn't detect any manipulation. Seems li
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by bryan_w 8mo ago
The assistants don't have access to the gas pedal or steering wheel input. The car is the only thing actually piloting the car i.e. self driving * Unless it gets super stuck, then a human drives out and gets into the physical driver se
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by bryan_w 8mo ago
> “They provide guidance. They do not remotely drive the vehicles,” Peña told the Senate committee. “The Waymo vehicle is always in charge of the dynamic driving tasks, so that is just one additional input.”
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by bryan_w 8mo ago
> Ski lifts man, ski lifts all over the city Don't they have those somewhere in South America?
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by bryan_w 8mo ago
You're talking about making the internet as a whole a view-only experience where all content is curated and made by trusted gatekeepers. As long as a website allows user generated content, there will be this need to moderate it
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by bryan_w 8mo ago
Do you think that data is stored at the office? Where do you think the data is stored? The janitors closet?
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by bryan_w 8mo ago
I currently live in a downtown area, and "walkable city" policies like this is why I'm going to move to a big open suburb when my lease is up. It makes life much more of a hassle, especially in cold weather.
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by bryan_w 9mo ago
> I don't think Well at least you got that part correct. Do you just not know about security researchers? Or even bug bounty programs? Why are you even on this forum? Doesn't seem like you know much about technology
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by bryan_w 9mo ago
If you're willing to put in the legwork, set up a event on your events platform of choice, take out an ad targeted locally and emphasize that it's free, and someone like me would sign up. I occasionally get ads for things happenin
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by bryan_w 9mo ago
One thing you can do: glue the device into a dock, hook it up to the family TV then set the expectations that they can only use it when an adult is around (or take the power adaptor when you leave if you need to be strict about it). But the
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by bryan_w 9mo ago
> they got the okay from legal. Now that I could definitely see happening. I would also want that in writing somewhere. I guess discovery for the impending lawsuits should be very interesting
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by bryan_w 9mo ago
I used to work for an ad tech company (which I know already makes me the devil to some around here), and even I think that they crossed a line with this. A lot of industry terms are coded in corporate speak to make them sound better (think
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by bryan_w 9mo ago
Do you genuinely just not like businesses?
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by bryan_w 10mo ago
Your post, full of well formed, English sentences is also going to contribute to generative AI, so thanks for that.
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by bryan_w 10mo ago
>Plenty of water and cold, People say the same thing about Michigan, yet, here we are
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by bryan_w 10mo ago
>Namecheap Namecheap and scammers -- I dare you to name a more iconic duo.
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by bryan_w 10mo ago
I've seen a plumber use it to document a repair that he was doing. Being able to record in tight spaces seems to be a good use case for this tech I've also seen a home inspector use them to document issues with a new construction

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