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by cco 2y ago
> The term "invasive" is poorly defined and often very subjective. I too read the Wikipedia article and this sentence prompted me to survey a few other places. Federal law in the US for instance. Your quoted definition doesn&#x
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by cco 2y ago
By what definition? Humans being involved didn't seem common in definitions I found.
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by cco 2y ago
The opposite, no? The government accepted _much_ less money than is required in exchange for jobs for their constituents. This is an example of a government prioritizing benefits for some of their constituents (emphasis on some) over the co
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by cco 2y ago
If it was an algorithmic system, why did denials take months?
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by cco 2y ago
To my understanding "garden leave" wasn't disallowed, you can _pay_ people to not work for a competitor, but you can't enforce limitations on their employment if you aren't paying them.
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by cco 2y ago
There is a very interesting video from Smarter Every Day that suggests everyone knows that the SLS is physically incapable of landing on the moon as designed but nobody seems to be mentioning it. https://www.youtube.com/watc
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by cco 2y ago
I'm curious about this as well, I listened to a few of the samples and they seem to be of ok quality. But having experimented with this myself a bit, things can be fine until it chokes and you get very weird emphasis, emotion etc. Side
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by cco 2y ago
> how is assassination an official act? In the majority's opinion they stated that any act carved out by the constitution for the president is an official one. The constitution establishes the president as the commander in chief of
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by cco 2y ago
They're making progress there, they ran a trial with a limited number of states for a few years now and I believe this year or next year they're opening up direct e-filing with the IRS.
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by cco 2y ago
They were trialing grocery delivery with Kroger in Phoenix about two years ago.
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by cco 2y ago
The issue is not a confusing road network, it's that Waymos require a modicum of grace in other drivers to operate. They aren't super aggressive, they'll defer to pedestrians and other drivers, they drive safely. That I think
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by cco 2y ago
Yes, you may sit in the front passenger seat. The only place you can't sit is the driver's seat.
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by cco 2y ago
So GCP gave their database business to Oracle and Oracle just shut down its ad business?
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by cco 2y ago
That was by far my favorite part of visiting London, you could really feel and see how much of the city was still as it has been for a thousand years...just the penny rooms are now luxury flats.
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by cco 2y ago
I love the logged out experience in your app; super creative to display your app, just slightly dimmed. Super smooth and neat flow.
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by cco 2y ago
They are reportedly working on it https://www.wsj.com/articles/keeping-sanctioned-russian-timb... My impression is that it's really difficult to do at scale because it isn't trivial to tell this tree from tha
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by cco 2y ago
There are aftermarket Tesla buttons that you can buy and program to change things like wipers. Maybe look into those.
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by cco 2y ago
This is actually why we (Stytch) haven't rolled out any of these "chatbots for code". We have a big list of example questions we get from devs trying us out and we've tested several home grown and third party providers a
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by cco 2y ago
The common theme in normal weight individuals is their comparative lack of food drive, not an outsized capacity for willpower. When you talk to "skinny" people you'll hear things like they just forgot to eat or I just had a c
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by cco 2y ago
People _say_ they want dumbphones. Will people buy them? ^quick correction to the title I'm in this camp frankly, Hisense just came out with a pretty nice e-ink smartphone-ish thing and I thought about buying it. I really like it in ma
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by cco 2y ago
You might find documents like this interesting: https://mymodernmet.com/ancient-egyptians-attendance-record/ But I think others here have pointed out the larger issue at hand, "slavery" isn't a monolith.
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by cco 2y ago
I believe that company is called Recall.ai
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by cco 2y ago
The key innovation of Loom, and of course I'm using that term loosely, was the inclusion of a human face in a circle at the bottom left of your video. We're monkeys, and monkeys like to see another monkey's face while they&#x
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by cco 2y ago
Oof, the Passkeys ecosystem is incredibly complex. Even as someone that deals with it day in and day out at $CURRENT_CO, it can be a headache. As an exercise from a developer's perspective, try creating a chart of every device type (mo
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by cco 2y ago
Your comment inspired me to make this: https://net-neutrality.vercel.app/
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Do we have net neutrality?(net-neutrality.vercel.app)
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by cco 2y ago
Loving the nerd sniping here haha. Join us at Stytch ( https://stytch.com/careers ) if you have a strong opinion so you can decide whether this should be a POST or PUT :)
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by cco 2y ago
Sounds like your body already had the right level of magnesium.
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by cco 2y ago
Appreciate the look and feedback! > Also, it's a pretty big red flag - for me, personally - when a site promises that I can export my data, but requires me to request it via email rather than having a straightforward automated proce
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by cco 2y ago
We support any stack via our API over here at Stytch, take a look! Would love to hear feedback.

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