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by dakial1 2y ago
Fun to read HN post from that time: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1282791
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by dakial1 2y ago
You're right! Thanks!
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by dakial1 2y ago
So, can the president order the army to commit war crimes or genocide and not be prosecuted if it is set as an official act?
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by dakial1 2y ago
Very ambiguous wording which is probably put there on purpose. But model training for your company is a fair and useful feature. I would involve a lawyer to ask Salesforce to put what the rep said in writing and in a legal binding way.
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by dakial1 2y ago
I share the same trait. Thought I was going deaf as I couldn’t hear people talking at crowded places but my hearing tests always return ok. Great to know I’m not alone at this. I’m not from the US but I visit often and could not understand
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by dakial1 2y ago
I miss Oink’s PP and what.cd
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by dakial1 2y ago
Not to underlying 3rd party apps, but for their ad structure it is a total possibility. It might not be now, but down the road this feature will be used for that and you must be certain that Apple already discussed and planned it.
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by dakial1 2y ago
What if I sell my equity? Can I criticize them then?
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by dakial1 2y ago
Eye tracking is not an accessibility feature, it is an advertising optimization feature disguised as an accessibility feature.
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by dakial1 2y ago
Wouldn’t AI help with this? Because complex discussions usually get more complex when multiple sub threads discussing the same topic of the discussion are opened in parallel so you get a disconnected and fragmented chat. Ai could help by i
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by dakial1 2y ago
Interesting story with a bit of non-sense ranting and random hate. Like Prabhakar Raghavan being an evil bean counter and a whole paragraph on McKinsey that has no connection to the story at all…
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by dakial1 2y ago
This. executives are very smart and know exactly how to their incentives work. The shareholders are the ones not paying attention.
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by dakial1 3y ago
I think more than "text content generated before 2021" we'll have a curated list of sources, either online or physical publishers / content generators that will have a quality classification based on how good their conte
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by dakial1 3y ago
"over 95% biofilm removed, more than any conventional toothbrush in the market" But is it that much better than a Bioeletric toothbrush? I would like to see a proper testing results like this one: https://www.ncbi.nlm.n
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by dakial1 3y ago
I think the author might be mixing the tech with the capitalist model that governs tech nowadays. All new innovations eventually get corrupted by the need of making the shareholders happy and that’s the danger here with AI. Not saying we sh
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by dakial1 3y ago
This reminded me of a similar game that I played a lot during the university (on my palm pilot). Dope wars. https://archive.org/details/palm3_DopeWars2.4.6 It seems to be a copy of Drug Wars for DOS https://
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by dakial1 3y ago
Well, I think here in HN we have a healthy (and educated) level of challenge no? And it seems to have a broad audience in terms of knowledge (not only techies now) and also lots of countries and cultures. There is a point of critical mass
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by dakial1 3y ago
Fair question. If maybe they could somehow distribute the DB load over a network of users...
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by dakial1 3y ago
Ive been using lemmy since the API shenanigans from Reddit and, apart from the not so smooth onboarding (a problem with all Fediverse applications) the experience is pretty similar to Reddit, only lacking the volume. Since Reddit is followi
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by dakial1 3y ago
Awesome to see this kind of use for the internet. People who are really passionate of a subject and can help educate other people on it. And if you think about it, this is what the internet, reddit, Twitter etc were at the beginning and thi
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by dakial1 3y ago
I think TikTok's main problem is China, not Meta. Many countries ban them because of that relationship and this hindered their ability to grow before Meta could go after them.
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by dakial1 3y ago
Yeah, but the annoying thing is that instagram now is focusing almost exclusively on content from people out of my network other than the friends I want to keep connected to. It would be good if they kept the exploration part exclusively on
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by dakial1 3y ago
Don't really think so. Whatsapp was blocked many times in my country and the only thing it caused was for companies to realize they were relying too much on it and for people start using telegram.
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by dakial1 3y ago
That always ended well for all organizations that went head to head against governments…
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by dakial1 3y ago
I feel Kagi can be good just because it is not relevant for sites. Once Kagi gets to a size where it is profitable to be in its first page results, it will be the same cat and mouse game that Google plays with the SEOs white/grey/
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by dakial1 3y ago
That's a good point. Would EU be able to allow selling the phone but not the app store? Also, what is the line of monopoly or abuse of market dominance that would put these companies get caught in the EU's cross hairs?
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by dakial1 3y ago
How long before EU ask FAANG to "split or don't make business here anymore"? US won't ever do that because of all the lobbying, but EU might, no?
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Organization Isn't Designed to Work with GenAI(hbr.org)
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by dakial1 3y ago
I have friends who say that if they had the money they would travel the whole world all the time. I always tell them that this soon will feel more tiring than working and they will choose to stay in the same place for at least 3 months.
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by dakial1 3y ago
Well, there is a reason why the government let monopolies thrive (apart from the classic lobby): It's because that makes their companies global champions, giving them muscle to win abroad. It is actually a good thing that EU is crackin

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