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by dataflow 7mo ago
> The only thing that bothers me more are the, “sign-in with Google”, prompts on 90% of websites now. It's indeed aggravating. Thankfully it turns out you can turn it off (and of course the option is extremely well-hidden): https:&
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by dataflow 7mo ago
This sounds terrible. Of course there's a huge risk of it becoming made for-profit. It almost makes you wonder if the academic publishers are behind this push somehow. Could they not have made it into some legal structure that puts u
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by dataflow 7mo ago
It really feels like you're replying to a completely different comment than mine? Absolutely nothing you're responding to here is consistent with what I wrote (except your very first sentence)... > What I would challenge you to
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by dataflow 7mo ago
I guess I just don't believe your estimate. I think you're grossly underestimating how far we can get through these kinds of approaches.
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by dataflow 7mo ago
Nothing is perfect, but by what percentage would you think scams that leverage sideloading would drop? 1%? 10%? 50%? 90%? 99%?
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by dataflow 7mo ago
Not the parent or agreeing/disagreeing with them, but to your question: if you get creative, there are a lot of things you could do, some more unorthodox than others. Tongue-in-cheek example, just to get the point across: instead of ca
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by dataflow 7mo ago
> When do we finally hit the cliff? When you can't pay the interest anymore?
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by dataflow 7mo ago
How do you feel about gift taxes?
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by dataflow 7mo ago
> Try turning swap off and really find out if you’re not grateful Er, I did exactly this over a decade ago and never looked back. It's literally one of the first things I do on a new machine. > Might be fine if you’re never using
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by dataflow 7mo ago
> You’re basically stating that swapping is also a bad idea. Is that a crazy thing to say? I can't recall the last time I was grateful for swap; it might've been before 2010.
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by dataflow 7mo ago
> You can already eat healthy, better and more sustainably but doing what humans have done for millions of years. We can? What are you suggesting I order at a restaurant that's both healthier than meat and also indistinguishable fro
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by dataflow 7mo ago
> Lets be real: unless fake-meat products become at least the same price as equivalent meat options what's the point? If you were to make fake plant-based products that were (a) noticeably healthier than meat, and (b) indistinguisha
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by dataflow 7mo ago
No reason? How about financial incentives?
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by dataflow 7mo ago
> The warrant is the document the absence of which lets the public know Er, the warrant is still there to be examined later, no? It's just not necessarily shown to the subject at the time of investigation.
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by dataflow 7mo ago
I don't get why people downvoted you, this is a very reasonable question.
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by dataflow 7mo ago
It would be inadmissible if the court deems it to impact the fairness of the trial, no? https://www.justice.gc.ca/eng/csj-sjc/rfc-dlc/ccrf-ccdl/chec...
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by dataflow 7mo ago
Silence? Didn't Canada's prime minister give some very loud speeches regarding the US and the changing geopolitical landscape, and start making deals in response to such?
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by dataflow 7mo ago
> The GE smart wall oven could meet the definition. I’m genuinely unsure which way a judge would rule. > or ovens which do not provide an App Store, I cannot tell what the intent of AB 1043 should be. - Does the oven have an "acc
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by dataflow 7mo ago
> Just because Facebook supports it doesn't mean it's bad. I didn't say just because Facebook supports a law that it makes it bad. I said the fact that Facebook has been lobbying for such legislation across a ton of jurisd
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by dataflow 7mo ago
Exactly which part of AB 1043 makes you think a "smart toaster" could reasonably fall under it?
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by dataflow 7mo ago
These aren't all yes/no questions. And what I'm saying is I think anyone who thinks there's some sort of paradox in answering these will be in for a rude awakening. E.g., "How do you fine someone per child affected?
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by dataflow 7mo ago
I had the same reaction as you this entire time until half an hour ago when I saw the second link in this comment: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47382650 Meta being behind all of these efforts makes it incredibly sus
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by dataflow 7mo ago
I have a feeling they're going to be very disappointed with the actual answers they'll receive to these questions.
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by dataflow 7mo ago
I kind of doubt they would do this to be honest. Every near-copy of a message is going to have small differences in at least the envelope (not sure if encoding differences are also possible depending on the server), and possibly going to be
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by dataflow 7mo ago
Thanks, yeah. I think strong prefiltering is pretty much always doable because, if nothing else, I usually know the time range of the relevant emails and probably the sender/recipient or some keywords, plus I know how to filter out a b
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by dataflow 7mo ago
Security is not a concern for the purpose of my question here, please ignore that for now. I'm just looking for text summary and search functionality here, not looking to give it full system access and let it loose on my computer or ne
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by dataflow 7mo ago
Thanks for sharing this, it's super helpful. I have a question if you don't mind: I want a model that I can feed, say, my entire email mailbox to, so that I can ask it questions later. (Just the text content, which I can clean and
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by dataflow 7mo ago
I'm pretty sure I read that at some point they started still allowing updates on metered connections, just slower or more critical or something.
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by dataflow 7mo ago
> I'm sorry but this is simply false. Nothing has really changed on the ground for SWEs. Nothing at all. Compensation is still sky high. Interviews are still the same. Career progression is the same. Everything takes the same amount
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by dataflow 7mo ago
I had a much longer comment here but I ended up scrapping it since it would make for too long of a discussion. I'll just quickly address a few specific things: > added right before the election I feel like it's not hard to co

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