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by chaps 1y ago
Have a look at https://observablehq.com/@observablehq and just poke around. It's a neat tool that solves a lot of specific sharing/visualization problems (think of newsroom data analysis). I like observable but I
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by chaps 1y ago
Wait is this different from canvas?
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by chaps 1y ago
My post was really was in the context of real-time strategy games. It's very, very possible to attack and defend at the same time no matter the skill of either side. Offense and defense aren't mutually exclusive, which is kinda t
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by chaps 1y ago
Isn't offense just another layer of defense? As they say, the best defense is a good offense.
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by chaps 1y ago
Yeah. One of the most frustrating things about modern gaming is companies collecting metrics about how their game is played, then publishing "X players did Y!" pages. They're always interesting, but.... why can't I see t
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by chaps 1y ago
Hm, alrighty then. Seems like an unnecessary distinction to me in that it deeply constrains what SPAs can be, but I'm not a webdev.
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by chaps 1y ago
Is this true? When I think of old SPAs I think of java apps running in a browser. Those are definitely older than jQuery. (I love this silly site for downvoting this question.)
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by chaps 1y ago
Vibes are also an unreasonable standard. :)
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by chaps 1y ago
From my post, what makes you think I think it's 100% gone?
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by chaps 1y ago
Confirmation bias is a savory drug, friend.
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by chaps 1y ago
Chicago, friend. :) I'm reminded of being on an airplane sitting next to a cop who told me, "Did you know that Chicago is the murder capitol of the world?". It was fun to show her that Chicago isn't actually even in the
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by chaps 1y ago
What are you talking about? Crime rates have dramatically been reducing basically everywhere.
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by chaps 1y ago
Because when the application is breaking it's good to know why! Logs can be just as ephemeral as metrics -- in many cases, even more so. They're not even mutually exclusive. Where exactly does this anti-logs sentiment come from? I
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by chaps 1y ago
https://ask.metafilter.com/15649/coworkers-why/amp This goes back a loooooong while.
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by chaps 1y ago
Soon HN is going to be flooded with blogs about people trying and failing miserably to find AI signal from noisy online discussions with examples like this one.
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by chaps 1y ago
As a frequent user of two dashes.. I hate how people now associate it with AI. Also, that "cow-orkers" doesn't look like AI-generated slop at all..? Just scrolling down a bit shows that most of them are three years and older.
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by chaps 1y ago
Think of it like gun/taser safety -- even an empty gun is treated as a loaded gun because of the significant risks. These systems have well-documented histories of leading to false arrests and ruining lives and families. When the ris
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by chaps 1y ago
In the context of criminal prosecution/litigation, there's an enormous difference between "murdering one person" vs "murdering 100". For limitless reasons! Like, is a victim of life threatening domestic violenc
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by chaps 1y ago
You are definitionally excusing their use of the technology. The definition of "excusing": "attempt to lessen the blame attaching to (a fault or offense); seek to defend or justify."
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by chaps 1y ago
"This is right and proper" They literally banned the use of the technology!
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by chaps 1y ago
Thanks for the answer. Just want to clarify for pedantic reasons - is there transmission regardless of whether it's enabled or disabled? And does that happen only if someone asks Notion to record?
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by chaps 1y ago
Does any of that microphone detection stuff send anything over the network to Notion to indicate that the check was done, plus the check's results?
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by chaps 1y ago
Thanks for expanding on your point. This is the explanation I was hoping for when I asked you what your point was.
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by chaps 1y ago
Okay, but what's your point? The OP question was about what shifted.
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by chaps 1y ago
Friend, are you really conflating a calculator with a system of records knowingly used to enact the Holocaust? I recognize your point, but the valley between the two things is so large that I'm going to assume you're trolling.
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by chaps 1y ago
A lot of that is because of the advent of computer systems built by IBM to maintain records. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/IBM_and_the_Holocaust
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by chaps 1y ago
Yep! Here's Illinois's statutory language on this topic: (2) A public record that is not in the possession of a public body but is in the possession of a party with whom the agency has contracted to perform a governmental fu
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by chaps 1y ago
If so, it'd definitely be FOIA'able.
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by chaps 1y ago
I really enjoyed our conversation. I hope you have a better summer, friend!
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by chaps 1y ago
"In order to conduct an attack, the hacker needs to be in range and able to pair their laptop with the targeted infotainment system over Bluetooth. In some cases pairing is possible without any user interaction, while in others pa

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