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691.
by detaro 3y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36044977
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by detaro 3y ago
Daily Mail being confused. The list is the one from 2022.
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by detaro 3y ago
Metal detectors in schools solve school shootings?
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by detaro 3y ago
Because no messenger app (that I know of) offers that? For now, that's probably not quite palatable to users.
695.
by detaro 3y ago
The UK is deciding what companies operating in the UK can and can't do.
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by detaro 3y ago
It doesn't. The idea (pre-aquisition, afaik Meta deprioritized that) was letting companies pay to push their gifs. Since companies can't directly buy ads in your private conversations, giphy could offer them the exciting opportuni
697.
by detaro 3y ago
It's allowed here in Germany. And EU rules demand it, but some countries left loopholes in their implementation.
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by detaro 3y ago
when you tried to register it, as part of the registration flow the registry ran their check against their block database, noticed that it fits a registered pattern, blocked the transaction and marked it as such.
699.
by detaro 3y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36029816
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by detaro 3y ago
"discussion about sexual orientation or gender identity" (direct quote from the law in question) is not "instruction on how to have sex", however often people claim it is. If that was what the law was banning, I'd b
701.
by detaro 3y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36029816
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by detaro 3y ago
And it's clearly attempted to make any mention of gay or trans people existing or being in any way normal "not age appropriate". The sponsor of Florida's law gave pure mention of a child having two dads as an example of
703.
by detaro 3y ago
It is not registered, your registrar hasn't "stolen" anything. It's a block on registry level.
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by detaro 3y ago
> Why's it treated as being a "per page" subscription? Because that's easy to reason about. A page is a page, no worrying "ok, this document has 10 pages, but there are some big graphics, what percentage of the
705.
by detaro 3y ago
Why do you think encrypted personal data ceases to be personal data?
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by detaro 3y ago
> The end result is you'll just have sweatshops of people watching CCTV streams clicking matching face images because it's illegal to get a computer to do it automatically. Good luck explaining how that isn't "data
707.
by detaro 3y ago
General term, especially common around ORMs
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by detaro 3y ago
> Its possible this fine was intended to pre-empt the passing of any new frameworks and cash in on the uncertainty in the interim. a new framework passing wouldn't retroactively legalize the transfers happening before that, so thi
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by detaro 3y ago
To take a global perspective: Would you be happy to donate to charity that uses the money to pay executives 10x-100x your salary?
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by detaro 3y ago
No. But it expects experts to still provide citations and sources when writing articles (and not to excessively self-cite)
711.
by detaro 3y ago
Given the creativity in accounting possible for multinationals and the difficulty in capturing value added to other areas from activities in an area that's a number with very little actual value.
712.
by detaro 3y ago
I don't think Schrems II mentioned the CLOUD ACT.
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by detaro 3y ago
AFAIU It's not a blanket ban on all data transfers, so if a user clearly wants and authorizes it Facebook can still show their profile and posts to people in the US and transfer data as needed for that. But the legal situation is such
714.
by detaro 3y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36028845
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by detaro 3y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35914705
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by detaro 3y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36028845
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by detaro 3y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36028845
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by detaro 3y ago
Why would anyone offer a strictly worse product unless it were lots cheaper to offer, which it isn't? (Even for non-AI use cases, I don't think AMD has much that's more attractive in servers?)
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by detaro 3y ago
but intuit started it (I think, they bought the company behind Argo overall, but Argo CD came out after the acquisition). Being a place for companies to host projects they started but want to share is kinda CNCFs thing after all.
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by detaro 3y ago
The link is wrong. YAML 1.2 fixed this.

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