dathinab

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by dathinab 5d ago
> enforcing a broad ban to ensure they comply. that _really_ doesn't seem what is happening an AD for a theater play is by no standard political advertisement Political advertisement in the regulations context is reasonable clearly
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by dathinab 8d ago
the thing is a lot of the legal work which will go through this is drafting 100 and 1 variations of draft versions of standard contracts not containing any trade secrets where the contract can be drafted with "replacement/place ho
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by dathinab 10d ago
against it, it's an argument against aristocracy think about it how do people become aristocrats if not exactly by the mechanisms which make them least suited to rule given the comments argument? Also one very common case of people bei
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by dathinab 13d ago
it probably is AI written but it's a bit strange It's too "clunky" for AI, like you stumble too much over the words when reading If we take the first sentence that could have been from a German person, where such languag
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by dathinab 13d ago
yep one of the first rules of any market should be you sell a product -> you are responsible about the product with a ".. -> you must be honest about the product (/what the products does, provides, etc.)" to see how abs
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by dathinab 14d ago
my point is most _rented apartments_ are not setup like that and do not provide a reasonable path to have it most owned apartments also are not build in a way where it's easy to retrofit. So if you don't do a "in depth"
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by dathinab 15d ago
it is, just not in the US
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by dathinab 16d ago
in Japan you tend to shower & wash yourself clean _before_ getting into any bath. In the west people don't do it or do it very half asset. And tbh. a lot of places have combined bath/shower so you kinda can't even do it J
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by dathinab 18d ago
works for me, with uBlock Origin enabled, one captcha solve was enough but .... my user agent is way more finger printable then it should (e.g. has the Linux x86_64 part) so that might make the difference.
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by dathinab 19d ago
people do learn from history, even through too little
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by dathinab 19d ago
from an external POV it looks a lot like: - the US law making process is fundamental and deeply broken to a point of it feels comparable to the Weimar Republic (the Germany between WW1 and Hitler taking over, around it's end it was pre
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by dathinab 19d ago
first they are mostly collecting statistics about ethnicity, not race genetically there is only one human race (which is often best explained as the genetic differences _inside_ a sample group of arbitrary ethnicities being larger then the
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by dathinab 19d ago
> running into Russia. except they also seem to speed running crashing the world economy, making it feels more like "speed running Russian government structures while speed running a soviet union future"... which isn't rea
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by dathinab 22d ago
it's not that simple to promise 5 year of security updates your SoC needs to also have that support for that time frame + part of your developmeant/production time (as you can't the last steps of development/production b
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by dathinab 24d ago
one problem is that algorithms(1) to detect AI generated content are surprisingly bad like non-AI generated animated/cartoon content is much more likely to be mistakenly labeled as AI then some somewhat realistic "looking" bu
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by dathinab 25d ago
anti monopoly actions != weak economy Actually the opposite monopolist (and oligopoles etc.) tend to sooner or later stop innovating (they don't need to, they win by default) and decay into customer abusive absurdity. And to some degre
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by dathinab 27d ago
it might be worth considering that for many Phones different hardware is sold _under the same marketing name_. The most common versions (in the "west) are AFIK: - US version vs. international version (just the most common divide of Pho
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by dathinab 29d ago
> A.I. data-centers I wouldn't be so sure about that (in the US). Like usage in A.I. data-centers assumes that they get price competitive with low quality gas turbines run by state subventioniere natural gas... or the government act
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by dathinab 1mo ago
> no contactless payments. I think this is the problem here. A lot of NFC related tech is deeply rooted in having "trusted (aka large company)", "attested (aka you can't easily lie)", secure module functionality.
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by dathinab 1mo ago
this isn't quite true From a Paypal security POV, weather you use "custom Android OS" or an hugely outdated Android phone, you have: - a similar risk for the "you" want to mess with Paypal case, in both cases the &q
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by dathinab 1mo ago
@ngcazz can't realy directly due to nesting limit but: I don't think most people have read the blog. I don't think you can assume people have read anything outside the specific page linked by HN.
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by dathinab 1mo ago
isn't it a typical SV investor money hype train situation: - project overpromise to a point of absurdity (e.g. Tesla (still has questionable full self driving), SpaceX (in recent times there had been absurd differences between claimed
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by dathinab 1mo ago
you are missing the point just because something isn't perfect and handles everything you can come up with doesn't mean it isn't still very very useful nothing in nature is truly perfect and down-talking grate but not perfect
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by dathinab 1mo ago
and browsers might do so too like something on the line of "if (image small || partially covered || mostly transparent) then don't use HDR"
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by dathinab 1mo ago
> but we’ve gotten far enough this is a partial misconception, at least in the US the difference between then and now isn't that the patent law was majorly improved or that patent offices better apply the theoretic bars for quality,
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by dathinab 1mo ago
it doesn't matter!!! it's a parenting tool, not an online banking system EDIT: Also the most relevant devices are not laptops, but phones, tablets, gaming consoles. Some of them have such a system already working "good enough
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by dathinab 1mo ago
> age verification system effectively becomes an identity verification system. this is fundamentally wrong and accepting this as an industry will only lead to required identity verification becoming the norm sooner or later the important
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by dathinab 1mo ago
add the "lying, deceiving and manipulating" AI agents are forced though the throat of people which don't want it and peoples are non stop deceived in "sharing" their data for training like twitch recently giving the
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by dathinab 2mo ago
> America is at-will employment and employers can basically make up whatever rules they want. this is a bit misleading at-will deployment and "can basically make up whatever rules" aren't necessary required to go hand in h
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by dathinab 2mo ago
_if_ stated in the contract exactly what is needed with any possible constraints on brands etc., this didn't seem to have been in the contract at all or else you wouldn't be able to know what you will (excluding overtime etc.) ear

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