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901.
by consp 3y ago
> are because some Marketing person, set up an AWS instance, dumped their entire user DB into it, and did a bunch of data mining What the actual **. That's a very hefty GDPR violation and you should be fired for doing that. > sim
902.
by consp 3y ago
Since when are those models (any of them) able to understand what they analyse/write? Isn't this completely expected behaviour?
903.
by consp 3y ago
> There are many makers of small, low-cost electric trucks. I'm pretty sure the Goupil G6 is the biggest in this market and is readily available and used in a lot of places (on industrial scale).
904.
by consp 3y ago
I still use plastic bags, the ones I got over the years and they are completely worn out (as in, faded). Use them mostly for return of bottles/cans since they are not moisture absorbant.
905.
by consp 3y ago
Styrofoam is best, it's also horrible for the environment.
906.
by consp 3y ago
> "can be used to grow piracy" By that metric github should be taken down.
907.
by consp 3y ago
Which is the reason the cut is now capped and card acceptance is higher, even for credit cards (0.3% for cc, 0.2% for dc). Though low-margin businesses like grocery store still don't accept them (credit cards) due to the marginally hig
908.
by consp 3y ago
If you buy new, get one ready off the shelf. If you order and features are scrapped before delivery you usually will simply not get them as the contract states they might alter them at any time. One of the reasons to never buy new.
909.
by consp 3y ago
Nice to have though and probably saves my forehead a lot of facepalms. Edit: I also like the lib*san way of showing the variables and where everything is and is written to when you do oob writes but that is a whole other way of getting to i
910.
by consp 3y ago
> You know, you can do that too…. ehh no, that requires either money or power which is neither available to all
911.
by consp 3y ago
> western middle classes are falling down in terms of purchasing-power Do you mean they finally figured that they can just continue the shift of wealth to the few?
912.
by consp 3y ago
> allow for developer being shouted down or exploited much more easily No is an answer. And blocking people should be a thing. Personally I do not publish anything anymore which is not "non-commercial only" as a result of deman
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by consp 3y ago
> illegal to drive is 1 ng/mL blood serum. I've had the opportunity to see one of the infamous German drug tests in practice (wasn't driving). The result is that if you used any canabis 4 days earlier it will show up on th
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by consp 3y ago
I laughed out loud very hard. Free speech is easy if you have money. Otherwise you are screwed everywhere.
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by consp 3y ago
> bullying As someone who was actually bullied and not heard about it, maybe that's a US thing but to me that never happened in bathrooms and always in the open when teachers were not around.
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by consp 3y ago
> smaller classes That's a money issue, not a system issue.
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by consp 3y ago
Not just young people, those who missed the boat are left behind as well which is a considerable part of the population.
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by consp 3y ago
> if modules are designed to run linked together in a shared address space. How does this not apply to javascript?
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by consp 3y ago
> On the official Apple reset form, the "phone number" is one of the id options the hackers can use to MFA bomb the target Funny thing is you cannot set a passphrase or equivalent recovery code unless you have an apple device.
920.
by consp 3y ago
The board is still mostly the same, nothing will change.
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by consp 3y ago
If you have self encrypting disks you are screwed anyway and they are more common today than ever. There are some with the "nice" feature of resetting the initial key to the same value every time though.
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by consp 3y ago
Warranty is irrelevant as the device is not a identical replacement and it did not fail, it operated as expected.
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by consp 3y ago
> so that it will be possible to reuse the same code for both TUI and GUI clients. Why must a generaly good improvement these days always start on HN with "rewrite in rust" like it's the only language which still matters.
924.
by consp 3y ago
> You can also make them yourself at home, although it can get relatively dangerous if you don't know what you're doing... same as with replacing an outlet at home, but more of a fire damage instead of a shock risk, so definite
925.
by consp 3y ago
> "Reddit reported a net loss of $90.8 million in 2023, a narrower loss than the $158.6 million loss it netted in 2022." I know it's naive but cutting the CEO's (and rest of C suite) salary to normal employee levels w
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by consp 3y ago
> wouldn't be too surprised if we eventually see companies distributing a BSP that's written in Rust Some niches maybe but most packages are ancient and the cost of supporting rust Vs the gain is massive. There are also way les
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by consp 3y ago
Shouldn't that be the article reference then? Since that is both the source and not biased.
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by consp 3y ago
Probably lost in translation, should have phrased differently. A <something> Valhalla is seen as an alternative phrasing to <something> paradise but probably does not translate well into English and might be a specific cultural
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by consp 3y ago
> While its true that compared to 10 years ago cycling is much better served by the infrastructure, there are still large challenges ahead It takes decades (emphases on plural) in most places. Having seen it happen to my hometown from th
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by consp 3y ago
> Nowadays it's often hard to even notice a 4 MB file, especially when you're on a gigabit connection or better. The images on the page load quite slowly. Wifi is terrible here due to way too many hotspots and way too many diff

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