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dgellow
3mo ago
And the margin call literally happened during the wedding
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3mo ago
HN doesn’t have downvotes for posts…
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3mo ago
That’s not true, it’s even explicitly called out by the EU guidelines. Copy pasting an older comment because it’s really coming up all the time… https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49060456 === That's not true and is
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3mo ago
Do not track has been used by ad companies to track users, it’s one of the datapoints that can be used to identify your fingerprint
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3mo ago
GDPR applies to EU citizens data. It doesn’t matter where your business is located in the world, if you process European personal data you’re on the hook. Of course you can decide to ignore and argue the EU doesn’t have jurisdiction
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3mo ago
That’s already part of the EU regulations people in the comments complain about
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Ukraine's Strikes Wipe Out Wildberries' Major Warehouses as Losses Near $12B
(united24media.com)
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3mo ago
Damn, that does sound frustrating. I have an iPhone SE with 32GB (I think) and have to remove things maybe twice a year to make space for something. I never understood how people fill their storage, but 32GB already sounds pretty large to m
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3mo ago
> Why bother publishing if nobody will read it? Because you want the thing to exist. I make music I don’t expect anyone to ever listen to, I just want the thing to be and I feel good uploading it somewhere I can link to in the future if
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3mo ago
His talks are pretty good, I think that’s what people meant. But yeah, the readmes are really hard to follow and feel very ai generated too
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3mo ago
Just keep in mind that it can take a whole for things to play out. I’m someone who believe the US AI industry is completely unsustainable and built on sand, and will crash even if the current AI itself turns out to be very successful. But t
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3mo ago
> and Anthropic's Project Glasswing is supposed to find them quite a while ago? We cannot trust a single company to report security issues, it’s good to see competition in that domain
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StoryScope: Investigating Idiosyncrasies in AI Fiction
(arxiv.org)
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3mo ago
What do you mean? Did he pass away?
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3mo ago
That sounds like a lot, I’ve never paid more than 70€ for iPhone battery replacement
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3mo ago
Yep. Also, the vast majority of online content is very short (twitter, Reddit comments, HN comments, etc). It’s not something where SynthID type approach will be effective i assume. Still a good first baby step
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3mo ago
> So we finally tackle the issue of ai-text pollution and probably found a way to clean up the internet We are very, very far from that! So far we have a single ai vendor introducing a statistical bias to their generation that can make i
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3mo ago
Been the case for more than a decade
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3mo ago
Don’t forget the survivor bias is at play, you don’t see the ones that are good at passing for human written
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dgellow
3mo ago
Unlikely, but I really hope so!
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3mo ago
Have you tried… deleting data and apps you don’t actually need?
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3mo ago
It’s purely psychological
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3mo ago
And you can easily find someone in any city who will replace it for cheap
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3mo ago
Apple hasn’t been innovating in the smartphone space since at least half a decade, compared to the android landscape
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3mo ago
What would you use that for? That feels very gimmicky to me
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3mo ago
It’s an opinion piece, it’s not supposed to be unbiased…
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3mo ago
He is honestly batshit insane
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3mo ago
How much do you pay for the subscription?
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3mo ago
In the real world that specific “anti cold outreach regulation” is enforced. You can very easily find examples online of companies being fined for a single email. The German version is a stricter version of EU regulations IIRC so you likely
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3mo ago
I agree, and you wrote that better than I could have. Though it’s difficult to say why exactly I feel that way
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