davidt84

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by davidt84 2y ago
That doesn't really make sense to me. The homes you rent are owned by the landlord and they need to pay the mortgage and make a profit.
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by davidt84 2y ago
I think it's a verbose way of saying $0.
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by davidt84 2y ago
Perhaps you should mention in your conspiratorial rant that you are in Russia. Then it would be obvious that the most likely authority fighting against end-to-end encryption is Russia itself -- with no need to approach matrix, when they can
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by davidt84 2y ago
All you wanted to accomplish was to rant about conspiracy theories?
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by davidt84 2y ago
"Legacy food companies like Campbell are pivoting to gain a larger share of the snack narket" What is "legacy food"??
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by davidt84 2y ago
This is nonsense, you can accept payment in dollars, euros, non-legal tender sterling coins or notes, payment-in-kind or anything else you want. They just need to value it in sterling for tax purposes.
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by davidt84 2y ago
Perhaps they could design all power poles not to electrocute wildlife, whether there's a fire risk or not...
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by davidt84 2y ago
It's certainly not good, but if you require 2FA to, say, change the email address attached to your account, or make withdrawals, or other important actions, it's not game over.
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by davidt84 2y ago
It is not extremely unlikely, all it takes is for you to unlock your password database on a device with some malware. The point of a second separate factor is to reduce that risk.
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by davidt84 2y ago
Yes, I have already read that. I am asking about the title of this Hacker News submission, which appears to say something unsupported by the facts. (Or at least is ambiguously worded.)
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by davidt84 2y ago
Calling criticism of AI "classist and ableist" is not neutral. Describing that as a "heinous re-configuring of language used to fight actual injustices into a shield" does not strike me as an overreaction to the language
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by davidt84 2y ago
But if you store everything in the password manager, it's no longer two factor.
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by davidt84 2y ago
Where did the title come from? Is it trying to say NaNoWriMo used AI to determine whether to accept people? (Which nothing in the article supports.) Or is it a wrongly capitalised and misleading attempt to paraphrase their acceptance of the
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by davidt84 2y ago
I feel like I just read the introduction to an interesting blog post.
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by davidt84 2y ago
As I said 8 hours ago when this was first posted ( https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41432574https://news.yc... ): This is an opinion masquerading as fact, backed up by terrible reasoning.
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by davidt84 2y ago
There's a difference between withdrawing your child from school and them remaining registered but simply not attending.
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by davidt84 2y ago
This is just someone arguing their opinion is objectively right, with terrible reasoning.
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by davidt84 2y ago
What stops it hallucinating videos that don't exist?
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by davidt84 2y ago
Title is the worst grammar we've ever seen words: GoreAlert
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by davidt84 2y ago
> They aren't getting warrants to tow the vehicles. Um, FTA: > “Based on this information,” Godchaux wrote, “I respectfully request that a warrant is authorized to seize this vehicle from the La Quinta Inn parking lot so this veh
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by davidt84 2y ago
Not between floating point numbers.
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by davidt84 2y ago
Add 'Supademo: AI interactive demos in seconds'? It can: Read and change all your data on all websites
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by davidt84 2y ago
For a product that claims to make it easy to create great demos, the demo is confusing and overwhelming.
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by davidt84 2y ago
*formerly Formally means the opposite, and I had to check the article to check what you meant.
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by davidt84 2y ago
Ok, "does it matter" was hyperbole. But if users are getting less satisfied that's bad news for OpenAI, whether the quality is objectively worse or not.
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by davidt84 2y ago
Does it matter? Perhaps a more important question is whether there has been a decline in user satisfaction.
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by davidt84 2y ago
They both block the bike lane
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by davidt84 2y ago
Why wouldn't a human driver be ticketed for blocking a bike lane?
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by davidt84 2y ago
ITYM DOSP
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by davidt84 2y ago
I am assuming nothing other than what you said How else am I supposed to interpret that paragraph?

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