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4y ago
> frustrating countless employees who would have needed to refer to the chat message from yesterday about simple CLI commands/instructions etc The 24-hour auto-deletion is just a default that can be easily disabled, which is what
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4y ago
The issue here is not with online platform services allowing politicians more leeway in terms of what they can get away with on their platform. The actual issue is Midjourney not allowing regular users generate certain type of material sole
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4y ago
Thanks for elaborating, I actually fully agree with the points you've made here. I am so tired of hearing people telling others "the safe ways" of moving forward. If you actually know the risk and knowingly take it, I respect
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4y ago
>> It's a slightly less bad decision than people who decide to try to become professional athletes. > Tell that to the professional athletes. I think the point they were trying to make is that you should talk not to profession
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4y ago
Genuinely curious about how it works in Sweden, so I have a question. Imagine a swedish person overhearing a conversation at a restaurant (in Sweden) between two people (insiders to a particular public company that is also located in Swede
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4y ago
One method uses the photo you actually took as the base and enhances from that. The other method used a random old picture of the moon from elsewhere and copypastes details of that onto your photos. The distinction is significant, as for on
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4y ago
> Can you explain your thinking? Not the person you are asking, but I can already guess what their reasoning most likely is gonna be. Get a large sheet of paper and fill it with buzzwords like "tiktok", "groomers", &q
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4y ago
You are missing the point I was trying to make. I was not implying that VC and hedge funds operate similarly or even have the same mechanisms. I was trying to say that their success metric is the same: the total amount of dollars gained, no
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4y ago
> Bleecker Street Research is a hedge fund that has been shorting since 2014. They wouldn't be in business if they were only lucky once. I disagree. Their model is similar to VCs in a way. Hedge funds don't care about the numbe
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4y ago
"Having money isn't everything, not having it is."
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4y ago
> Now they are free to work jobs and devalue minimum wage labor by working at sub minimum wage prices! Not trying to defend this bill, and neither do I have a dog in this fight (I live in Seattle), but this is a disingenuous take that is
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4y ago
iPhone 6s isn't even the oldest iPhone still receiving security updates, according to the page you linked. Ctrl+F for "iPhone 5s", and you will see that it received a security update less than 2 months ago. And that's a
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4y ago
Here is the actual paper[0] the article is referencing. Check the "Conclusions and future work" section specifically. The authors say that the correct way to prevent manual disabling of the camera LED indicator is by using a hardw
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4y ago
All logic is clientside in the downloaded JS and HTML. After the initial page load, it should send nothing to the backend of the website, only API calls to chatGPT API itself. There is no actual backend with logic, it only serves static HTM
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4y ago
The relevant part - even back in 2013, the exploit was only reproducible on Macbooks released prior to 2008. Direct quote from the article: > Researchers at Johns Hopkins University were able to replicate the exploit, demonstrated in the
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4y ago
Same question, with a caveat that I would prefer a larger bank specifically. The only 2 large banking institutions I have been working with (Chase and Wells Fargo) do not support OTP 2FA afaik (last time I checked was about a year ago). I t
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4y ago
I observed the same admission principles at Georgia Tech (where I studied), and I am glad it was this way. GT was willing to give quite a lot of people a chance (especially if you were in-state), but it would not hold back punches once you
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4y ago
I have an anecdote that I personally witnessed a few years ago, which makes your claim way more probable than some here would suspect. I was visiting Bay Area a year before COVID and stopped by in Berkeley for something, iirc was getting br
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4y ago
That left me baffled too. OP just couldn't resist playing a pure caricature of a stereotypical emotionally deaf technical worker at a few points in the post. One of those posts where I am not even entirely sure whether it is satire or
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4y ago
*typod, but too late to edit, I meant LAPD (not LAPS, not even sure it is a real abbreviation for something else).
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4y ago
> As another resident of California who had previously gotten zero help from the police retrieving a stolen laptop I could GPS trace to a specific address, I would appreciate knowing the tips & tricks. I would guess that with cars, i
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4y ago
Well, if we are going for anecdotal evidence, that hasn't happened to me even once over the past 4 iPhone upgrades. SMS as fallback is enabled by default, and it has been this way for every single device I upgraded to so far.
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4y ago
In some cases, sure. In SBF's case, no. The only parts of his situation that I consider requiring intellectual energy is actually creating and growing the company, which he did. That's not fraud, however. The fraud he commited, on
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4y ago
> What would you say are the distinguishing features between home/semi-pro/pro interfaces? Without going into tons of nitty-gritty details, the major ones are the number of inputs/channels, size, and price. Scarlett 2i2 is
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4y ago
Bitwig specifically is very known and exceptional. It isn't just a "daw for linux", it is a major cross-platform DAW that is being developed by a bunch of ex-Ableton people. Been following it since the initial release, and by
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4y ago
I have no idea for certain, but I would guess really well. Mostly because I saw one of them for the first time ever in Seattle about 3.5 months ago. At first it was just one, then I saw another one a week later. The frequency kept increasin
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4y ago
> GameStop is still priced several times the pre-meme value. As long as it keeps going on its current trajectory, it won't stay above the pre-meme value for much longer.
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4y ago
The part you mentioned that was referencing The Wolf of Wall Steeet is just plainly untrue. Stratton Oakmont (the OTC brokerage house from The Wolf of Wall Street movie, as well as its real-life counterpart) didn't "fall into gree
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4y ago
This feels like a common KIA dealership thing, which is a shame, because they are finally making somewhat interesting cars now. Around the time Kia Stinger GT came out and the hypetrain was pumping at the max (2017-2018), I heard plenty of
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4y ago
> Hopefully the next frontier in simulation titles is distilling these simulation ideas into mechanics that are both fun and accurate. I think the real reason is that the compute power required for this is not quite there yet. I remember
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