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by exodust 3y ago
Perhaps it's "all available data" causing concern. All available data includes the stuff that isn't public and can't be scraped, such as your IP address.
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> Design, solicit feedback, integrate, iterate, repeat. Except people in a typical company who might provide quality feedback on the new website, do not want to "browse Figma". They want an actual website to view - dev site or
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I think they meant "XD". They must have since the UX of Photoshop has not been dismantled in any way, shape or form.
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> "the more violent the conflict is, the more legitimacy Hamas has in Palestine" Did you hear that somewhere? It's a troubling position to adopt as it empowers Hamas with a certain immunity and unlimited violence pass. Sin
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> 'Polite surrender' Shirtless men surrendered so others can. Gaza is crumbling so the more shirtless men the better to encourage an end to violence. Israel should make sure not to disrespect those who surrender if they want mo
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by exodust 3y ago
Why can't hamas surrender? Why would you grant hamas exception to basic actions such as laying down arms? Of course hamas can surrender. It involves dropping weapons, raising hands, and submitting to the forces who have you out-gunned.
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by exodust 3y ago
That publication is dripping in propaganda. > " It happened when Israeli forces engaged in fierce gun battles with Palestinian fighters in Kibbutz Be’eri and fired indiscriminately at both the fighters and their Israeli prisoners. &
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by exodust 3y ago
I've seen other similar videos made in identical style. I think it was a viral trend. The objective being to enrage people with smug workplace laziness culture, and get plenty of views as a result.
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"Increasingly tyrannical and corrupt"... perhaps they were referring to the proposed misinformation bill, where anyone could be found guilty of misinformation, except the government. Don't worry, it was slammed to the sidel
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An example might help. If I'm in Australia and I buy a new alarm clock from an online store in Japan, the alarm clock does not need to meet Australian standards. It's the customer's risk to take.
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by exodust 3y ago
> "asked X how it prevented child grooming" Musk was referring to CSAM. Grooming is not the same as CSAM. To find grooming requires analysis of conversations over time, and knowing the victim is a child and offender is adult.
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by exodust 3y ago
It's a good example because it challenges your idea about a "thing" called truth. > " The other poster was like shrug there isn't any such thing as true and false anyways " They didn't say that. You&#x2
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by exodust 3y ago
Often I want "a bit darker" just to take the edge off blinding white light. This HN page for example, I use the Stylus browser extension to reduce the background white of page and this text box to a medium grey. Same for Wikipedia
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Here in Australia, there's a question going around: "are there ongoing negative impacts of colonialism on indigenous people". Some say yes, others say no - including senator Jacinta Price who is of Aboriginal heritage. How wi
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Yeh I think there's some heavy-handed compositing going on. I doubt it's AI-generated, but each image has definitely been through cut and paste hell. Take this image for example: https://images.blackmagicdesign.com&#x2
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by exodust 3y ago
> It seems these movies would no longer be "allowed" to be made It may seem that way but I doubt it. I have faith in and trust artists, writers and film-makers to think outside the box. It's their job, and passion to do
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by exodust 3y ago
A few fake posts is not "failure". Don't panic. Dust is kicked up on any platform for any given news event. When the dust settles the fake stuff gets identified with labels and replies. Some patience needed on busy news days.
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by exodust 3y ago
Strong disagree regarding "multimedia". A "book" is the medium, but a passage of text from that book is a piece of "media". This piece of media might end up in an animated illustration that forms part of the &q
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by exodust 3y ago
To be fair on your accuser, it's only been 60 days since your last Brother Laser promotional post. Last time you included details about price, and a note about "supporting Brother" by not using third party toner. I own an Eps
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by exodust 3y ago
The question is: "what software do you need that doesn't exist?". Your reply contains a lot of things, except an answer.
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by exodust 3y ago
> "I do fully agree that there are philosophical and ethical problems with TwitterX, and I would like to see it fail..." Agree with who? The article mentions nothing of the sort. It seems you have your own philosophical and
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by exodust 3y ago
Remind me why cover letters are nonsense? It's an opportunity to introduce yourself in plain English, drawing attention to specific career highlights, interests and relevant details for the role you're applying. Are we headed for:
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by exodust 3y ago
> the very simple fact If this topic were "simple facts", the main article wouldn't be more than 15,000 words over 2 parts. Would you conclude the "postman could have helped prevent crime" if only he had not deli
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Apple does not require a credit card to use an iPhone.
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> neutral metric of relevance Organic search? Corrupted by SEO, so not neutral. The advertiser's ability or willingness to pay, is at least something of relevance? It reveals at least someone has the product you want, and possibly
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> downstream result You're suggesting a lack of heavy moderation results in genocide? I can point you to a million examples where that hasn't happened. If the warehouse full of moderators don't show up to work one day, gen
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by exodust 3y ago
I agree with your point about AI being a more general tool. I can also appreciate the point in article, that tech services are pushing AI, rushing to normalize it. Some are concerned how our data is used to facilitate new AI features, given
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I'm pretty sure the margin is not low on Hue lights and switches. They are not cheap. And surely an app can keep working with minimal updates, I don't see that as a huge expense for Hue.
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by exodust 3y ago
> Wall switches work fine Yes but it's nice to have extra functionality. I use the wireless Hue dimmer switches, the batteries last a long time. I have one on my coffee table... it's nice to dim lights for multiple lamps from
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> "That search returned 10 blue links, but no green dress." Such a heart-warming story about Google wanting the green dress for itself, scraping a copy so the destination site didn't get the web traffic.

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