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cududa
5y ago
I’ve slowly been making my exit from pure tech for this exact reason. 2011 got hired as the “tech guy” for an artist that was winning Grammy’s left and right, breaking world records for sales/ streams/ whatever, with an explicit p
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cududa
5y ago
If I remember correctly wasn’t it an employee covering up a mistake, that to fully replace the damaged panel would’ve required disassembling/ rebuilding a large part of it from scratch? Edit: Ah, my mistake. Apparently some years prior
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cududa
5y ago
You could link to the post itself so the author gets credit
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cududa
5y ago
Thermal tiles, they’re waiting for the rest to arrive
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cududa
5y ago
The poor souls that do the work of entering the images into the database select identification blocks, not showing the victim (a lamp, wall paper, etc), that reviewers on the “client” side check against
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cududa
5y ago
When you download an app it compares hashes locally to source material published hash. This is absolutely no different
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cududa
5y ago
The PhotoDNA platform doesn’t offer the participating organization raw photos, just hashes. The AI part is stitching photos with matching edges together, incase someone cropped them into different parts. Again, Apple nor any company, have a
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cududa
5y ago
I’ve never once wanted GIF support on HN comments until this moment. Good god man what is wrong with you
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cududa
5y ago
Wait to have your mind blown further. In Missouri if you’re exonerated for a crime via someone else pleading guilty, DNA, etc and have used up all your appeals you still have to serve out your sentence, even if it’s life in prison https:&#
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cududa
5y ago
Artificial scarcity isn’t really Microsoft’s thing. To your point, their clients are militaries, world governments, etc. They’d never risk their standing on meeting demand whenever/ wherever for a marketing ploy.
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cududa
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That’s pretty funny given 115 years ago the mayor of Boston went all the way to the Supreme Court to fight for mandatory vaccines.
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cududa
5y ago
Wrong. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jacobson_v._Massachusetts
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cududa
5y ago
Our Scottish and US families have long running jokes about one another’s cultures, and the food part was a long one. Until the matriarch on the Scottish side was here with a larger amount of the family and said “well our food is kind of pis
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cududa
5y ago
Given how easy it was to breach their POS system, something tells me the private key that activates them is going to get stolen real fast.
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cududa
5y ago
Might not scale well if it heats up the localized conduction region or leaches out. The NYC subway use to need to be heated quite a bit because all the surrounding rock absorbed all the heat. Now, it’s saturated and requires massive cooling
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cududa
5y ago
Wow. Been nearly 20 years since I stumbled on this site. Unfortunately, I still am not psychic according to the test on there. Also, I did find it fascinating, just the first essay I clicked “The Body of God” from 1922, seems astonishingly
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cududa
5y ago
I’ve done 15 12 hour shifts at vaccine clinics, designed clinics around the country, and regularly talk with unvaccinated individuals but thanks for the advice.
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cududa
5y ago
You can generally trace it back to someone they know on Facebook or Tucker Carlson. I’d say the side effects are real and they should be given adequate rest to recover.
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cududa
5y ago
No idea why you got downvoted so much. This is very much so a reason people are untrusting. One method a Black pastor and I came up with for our county and surrounding ones was to bring the parishioners to a county vax clinic with white fol
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5y ago
No, most of the pro-vaccine content doesn’t persuade people because it’s not crafted right. There are some interesting efforts in the field now with promising effects. But being on the fence/ skeptical and seeing disinformation that al
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5y ago
It’s not like I wanted to do this, more a moral obligation. When a former EBOLA colleague texted me last February and said he was putting the team back together I had a small panic attack knowing this bullshit cycle of unmitigated spread an
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The long exposure is stitched together digitally. You can remove the offending frames
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I had a small chunk of glass pop out of the bottom of my 2017 MacBook Pro. Was just sitting there, it was getting hot, fans running, and just pop. They would t replace it.
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I’m sorry but my profession is vaccine hesitancy and persuasion researcher and OP is just wrong. I have n=20,000 polls showing people get disinformation from Facebook that informs their decision to not get vaccinated and hours of focus grou
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I can think of tons of people I know with cable and the only person I can think of with a landline is my grandma, and my stepdad’s extremely rural vacation cabin
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When you buy any phone with cash it’s a legal requirement
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Amazon’s New World is reportedly frying AMD and Nvidia cards
(tomshardware.com)
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The routes are published, I don’t see the big deal of removing a few frames from the composite shot when one fly’s over. “It’s hard” does not seem like a valid excuse to deny internet to the underserved. Plus, I looked through the manual fo
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5y ago
Smoked almost daily for about 12 years. Ran out, didn’t feel like going out in a blizzard to get more. Was snowed in for about a week. The detox was nice, didn’t buy more. I have some now and one or twice a week I’ll do a one hitter, but I
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This is highly likely. They'll probably just include a magsafe charger and run data over it for dev purposes. But knowing Apple the data magsafe will cost more/ be an add-on
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