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A Man With 17 Kids (And Counting) (2019)(theatlantic.com)
1 points by dakial1 4y ago|1 comments
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by dakial1 4y ago
People commenting that UK can't force big manufacturers to adapt to their regulations seem to forget that they drive in the right side of the car. Pretty big adaptation there no?
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by dakial1 4y ago
Here is not the group dying, but the underlying platform that is dying because its maintainer (Google) lost interest in the business. So the active groups that are left there need to move to somewhere new (and risk losing all their data&#x2
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by dakial1 4y ago
Wouldn't this be a valid use case for web3? As a decentralized group will exist as long as there are active nodes(users?), no need to depend on the goodwill of 1 sole host.
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by dakial1 4y ago
ChatGPT is surprisingly good with humor: Me: I want you to act as Jerry Seinfeld, the comedian. Give a stand up set, with a punchline, talking about people who get out of their seats before the plane has stopped at the gate. ChatGPT: You k
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by dakial1 4y ago
McGill press release on the paper: https://www.mcgill.ca/newsroom/channels/news/what-ai-generat...
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The Covid That Wasn’t: Counterfactual Journalism Using GPT(aclanthology.org)
2 points by dakial1 4y ago|1 comments
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by dakial1 4y ago
First you should check with your consumer protection laws, where I am from (Brazil) any cancelation fee that is more than 10% of the service value is considered abusive. So you are totally entitled to ask for your chargeback (just be sure t
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by dakial1 4y ago
Soon we are going to have a AIrobots.txt
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Well, my question here is, is there any use case of web3 that has a viable business model or is the whole industry a case of "The Emperor's New Clothes" fueled by the VCs looking to lure the excess of cash around?
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by dakial1 4y ago
I don’t see this as bad. Platforms invest on what impacts their pockets, so today they do restrict/boost what you see on the basis on making you engage more and click on ads more. If they are liable for the content they make available
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by dakial1 4y ago
To be fair tiktok helped me find a lot content (series, movies, etc) and artists (specially standup comedians) that it would take a much longer time to cross-paths with. So I would see a short of that, and then looked around to watch the wh
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by dakial1 4y ago
If you search the owner of Eliminalia, Diego "Dídac" Sánchez, you get some crazy stories (in spanish): https://www.elconfidencial.com/tecnologia/2015-09-11/pederas... Though not sure if fact-based jornal
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by dakial1 4y ago
This company work will be infinitely easier with LLM like Chatgpt. Lower cost and quicker fake content generation. I foresee the next iteration of Google Search Algo having a penalty for AI generated content...
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by dakial1 4y ago
Another source, No paywall: https://www.irishexaminer.com/business/companies/arid-410683...
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by dakial1 4y ago
Being a dad with 2 young kids, it kinds of break my heart to read this kind of stories. I wouldn't be moved if this was the story of 2 adults only, but man, bringing kids, who at this age have 100% trust on you, to die like that. Poor
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by dakial1 4y ago
Won't this generate a free fall in house prices in the bay area? Good opportunity for a "big short" move?
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by dakial1 4y ago
You should read about stoicism and the Dichotomy of control. I was pretty much very rational on things that I worry about, mainly asking myself "is this something I can do something about?" If not, I wouldn't worry about it a
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by dakial1 4y ago
What would be the incentive to maintain a Mastodon server? Monetary or else? Is it feasible in scale?
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by dakial1 4y ago
This is the worst communication planning I've ever seen. They plan to to migrate features to GA4 (apparently) but have already set a date to sunset with no: - On par features working or even with a release date on GA4 - Migration plan
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by dakial1 4y ago
The same with every other alternative energy source: Oil Companies/Countries lobby.
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by dakial1 4y ago
Like the author say in the update at the end of the text, my bet is that they used an already sorted database (to save processing power) and when SAP acquired Concur they changed the backend and never corrected the issue. Showing a total di
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by dakial1 4y ago
The judge ruling is kind of a stretch of that law. Because it was first conceived to avoid forcing consumers to buy 2 items together (if you don't buy X I can't sell you Y), or putting quantity limitations (you can only buy 4 or m
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by dakial1 4y ago
It applies. but I'm not sure if anyone is suing Apple over those or just the iPhones. Samsung was also fined earlier this year for the same reason. But keep in mind that this is not "Brazil" targeting, someone needs to sue Ap
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As you guys seem to be confused on this so let me explain the rationale. Brazil has a consumer law, that defines what companies can/can't do when selling to consumers. It has like, warranty minimums for durable goods (90 days), &q
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by dakial1 4y ago
Well, ignoring the implicit prejudice on your comment, it actually does not work that way in Brazil. This was a decision made by a judge in Brazil and the way for Apple to appeal will be to go to the next instance (not sure if second or thi
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by dakial1 4y ago
Thanks for sharing! This is indeed very cool. He doesn't describe the page though, is he hosting a custom page he made or he is using a service that build all the info into a page?
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by dakial1 4y ago
eink displays are such a great media for calm tech. It is a shame that it doesn't go down to a reasonable price, otherwise there would be a ton of cool devices with use cases like this.
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https://archive.is/nVTZ4
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Chinese clothing giant Shein conquered the UK – and undercut rivals on tax(thetimes.co.uk)
4 points by dakial1 4y ago|1 comments

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