denlekke

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by denlekke 4y ago
i've also recently switched to external usb ssds w/ 2,000 MB/s speeds from external hdds and it's been a worthwhile improvement for me
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by denlekke 4y ago
Do you want identification of famous people within a photo or to find photos of a famous person given a known photo of them ? If the second option, this site might help: https://pimeyes.com/en
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by denlekke 4y ago
while not the topic of the article, i would love to see laws / regulations that mandate compensation or accommodation in the event of cancelled flights for all airlines i've read that Southwest is doing some of this and the DOT ma
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by denlekke 4y ago
i place a lot of value on computer interfaces, so monitors or stands, headphones and microphones, camera, keyboard and mouse depending on the limits, chair and desk are also items i've been happy to spend more on
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by denlekke 4y ago
TMobile/SpaceX proposed service does sound better than the one Apple currently provides. Apple's works right now though and T/S's doesn't which is a notable difference. I also haven't read anything about the T&
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by denlekke 4y ago
Globalstar ... edit to add more detail: given Musk's history of unilaterally cancelling some individual's tesla orders, publishing car telemetry to dispute autopilot crash news stories, deciding when, how, and where Ukraine can us
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by denlekke 4y ago
probably best to consult a lawyer to determine which laws, if any, were broken and if you have standing to sue i, a non-lawyer, think you probably have no recourse
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by denlekke 4y ago
it is easy to point to specific negative outcomes but difficult to measure the harm that was potentially avoided and difficult to weigh a total cost/benefit to these actions. I don't think that I personally feel confident that the
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by denlekke 4y ago
i would be more alright with twitter doing no policing if they also did nothing to promote or curate any content. this means no recommendations, no trending, no "recommendations" and might also mean no ads. if they are gonna to ha
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by denlekke 4y ago
why adjust when they can just enforce the rules subjectively at will
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by denlekke 4y ago
I read much more intent to cause harm in Trump's Jan 6 tweets than I did in any of Jack Sweeney's but intent is really difficult to prove which makes it a terrible metric for objective moderation
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by denlekke 4y ago
"Talent Lock": the new MBA euphemism for H1-Bs
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by denlekke 4y ago
despite having donated to both parties extensively, i think it's largely a perceptional issue. while the FTX collapse IS mainstream news, the mainstream largely isn't impacted and has already written off crypto as a massive scam.
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by denlekke 4y ago
I found the article light on details about what exactly needs to happen and why Verizon charges the fee. Would Verizon charge 2,500$ for me to get a 1 area code 555 number for my cell phone for instance? For multiple area codes, why is it d
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by denlekke 4y ago
i don't think they've done either. binance has just today linked to some wallets of some of their holdings but haven't provided any info on any liabilities they have
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by denlekke 4y ago
Devils advocate: how do we know binance hasn’t used BNB for collateral other than a tweet (which isn’t proof at all)
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by denlekke 4y ago
$1B doesn’t rly reassure me unless I’ve misunderstood. Ftx had $6B in withdraws in 72hours (which they fulfilled) so I don’t rly think binance has shown anything that would provide real protection against a bank run like we just saw.
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by denlekke 4y ago
this is where things get trickier for me. don't all the social media giants have rights to free speech as well, allowing them to do whatever they want with regards to promoting / disseminating content on their site ? it seems like
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by denlekke 4y ago
is "conspiring" somewhere between speech and action or is it firmly within one or the other ?
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by denlekke 4y ago
OP used "suggesting" which i take as speech and you used "engage in behavior" which i take as action for me, the difference between speech and action is at the crux of the issue
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by denlekke 4y ago
chess.com said they haven't provided Carlson with their list of detected cheaters or any info on the cheating detection system
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by denlekke 4y ago
i agree that past cheating probably makes it more likely that someone would cheat in the future but i also see a relevant difference in the ease and risk of cheating online vs OTB, so i don't see them as perfect equivalents
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by denlekke 4y ago
would a rpi+battery trigger a metal detector though ?
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by denlekke 4y ago
my ideal for reviews are: one person one vote, the voter actually watched the content (or owns the product etc), and voters have a relatively similar standard for what value corresponds to each possible rating. however, i have no faith that
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by denlekke 4y ago
2001 was the last time i was impacted but google is telling me there were some in 2020
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by denlekke 4y ago
yeah that's fair. i should have said "a large proportion of the 0/10 reviews i looked at" and even then i admit that there is no perfect way to determine what is and isn't a fake review. i guess i have very little f
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by denlekke 4y ago
when looking at the metacritic user reviews the other day they seemed obviously brigaded / amplified and i was wishing there was a tool available for filtering so i could do what i would consider their job, verifying reviews / pro
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by denlekke 4y ago
fwiw i found that a large proportion of the metacritic user reviews i looked at the night it come out appeared to be fake, not all containing racist/sexist content, and more seemed to take a "tolkein would be rolling in his grave&
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by denlekke 4y ago
have you looked at amazon product reviews recently ? while this particular approach (locking reviews at the outset) may not be the best approach, i would LOVE to see companies put some more effort into combating review "fraud" eit
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by denlekke 4y ago
can you please share the objective metrics for quality ?

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