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by figassis 1y ago
Which resulted in lots of millionaires
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by figassis 1y ago
Not excusing anyone who jumps at judgement, but this illustrates the importance of protecting the integrity of due process. People have over time seem many cases of due process being corrupted by money, power or just incompetence. Many time
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The ones that do are usually the ones that know people will be reluctant to download.
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Probably by majority portfolio owners
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I would absolutely buy the $2 bulb. Problem is all the cheap brands also start marketing theirs as best quality and sell for $2.
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That is not a goal that can be shared without alienating the current workforce. So you can bet that goal was clearly stated at CXO level, and is being communicated/translated piece wise as let’s find out how much more productive we can
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by figassis 1y ago
You're alive because society collective allows you to.
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More publishers will start blocking google bots as well, bc google is already killing their revenue with AI results.
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Would a friends and staying in touch social network even succeed today?
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by figassis 1y ago
Oh wow, I’d even forgotten about pokes. Thanks for that trip down memory lane.
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by figassis 1y ago
I’ve implemented a few payment processors before. The merchant’s processor implements account updater. you change your card, and the issuer (not visa) sends this information to the network and ends up at the partner bank for the payment pro
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by figassis 1y ago
This is a market created by the supabases and it’s no code cousins. I frankly always considered auth so simple and fundamental, with best practices so well known that I never saw the need to use a SaaS for user auth. I guess if you want to
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by figassis 1y ago
I know little about s/mime encryption. But why do we need to decrypt old emails with the same protocol? In my head, I imagine certs would be for transport, and your server or host should handle encryption at rest no? So short lived tra
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I love the idea, then I think about it a bit more and the value I see on HN is that almost all information is accessible. Would not want a discord like experience. I get we also want a human connection, but if you really need a human, maybe
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by figassis 1y ago
It's a bit old. I bookmarked it a while ago, I don't think it has an update mechanism. A daily frontpage pull + AI parsing should be enough to keep it up to date.
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Like this? https://hacker-recommended-books.vercel.app/category/5/past-...
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I don't think these lawyers were trying to give their "best representation". They have seen enough cases to know exactly what the best representation would look like and that this wasn't it. But lawyers are like business
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Process simplification should always be part of business continuity planning. I think SAP would not have such a moat if businesses stuck to basics when scaling. Really, if you're selling steel, that is just what you're doing, sell
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by figassis 1y ago
So google has been tracking rebelliousness since when that today they have a 30% historical comparison?
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And is probably why OpenAI paid $$$ to acquire
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Until prove sentience, nothing changes. That AI is software and any sufficiently complex software can breach containment. That’s what a virus does. We don it hold the virus accountable, we hold the maker or person responsible for its spread
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It would be amazing if someone like setapp signed up iOS apps to their service, so you could now have apps that did not rely on individual subscriptions, solving the subscription fatigue issue and the in app advertising issue, especially fo
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At this point it’s probably existential. They AB test this and see immediate and drastic impact on revenue so they do them.
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Would not work, you’d end up with hundreds of such platforms (because why not, free market) and some would even exist for the sole purpose of inferring your consent from multiple other platforms (that would sell access) and it would then be
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by figassis 1y ago
I agree. But in the crappy experience topic, it seems to me that this is just bad engineering. If I were to build an algo to show personalized ads, I would definitely account for the likelihood of someone wanting to buy 2 consecutive cars v
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by figassis 1y ago
I screenshot a lot on meetings to take notes, usually when someone is presenting a slide and I want to note down the bits that are relevant to my work. But no, espionage!
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Microsoft, let me save you some money and time. It's not the menu, it's everything else, like ads and Edge dark patterns.
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by figassis 1y ago
Not sure if people who opted out of security expected to be doused in gasoline. There is something to say about whether this state of no security is generally desirable by society. Everywhere else this happened was eventually regulated. So
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Anyone care to immortalize this and make bets on how this will age?
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I too suffer from this, but as I learned, Nature built an elegant solution to this. Have a family and kids. Your choice when you have time off of work will be reduced to hacking or playing with your child that you have been neglecting due t

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