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   by free_bip 3y ago

   Previously discussed here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39120892
2. 272.▲
   by free_bip 3y ago

   TFA states that they're still giving police footage without warrants. So if their claim is that they stopped giving police footage without warrants, then yeah, that would be a lie. But it sounds like they're freely admitting that
3. 273.▲
   by free_bip 3y ago

   Realistically this game doesn't compete with anything Nintendo puts out, because they'd never in a million years make a game with a similar gameplay loop (shoot Xmon, catch/kill, put into forced labour, repeat)
4. 274.▲
   by free_bip 3y ago

   Manufacturers in other areas regularly have to recall tens of millions of units. I see no reason this should be different.
5. 275.▲
   by free_bip 3y ago

   Unsolicited commercial email
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   by free_bip 3y ago

   I was hoping for some examples of what the author would consider to be bad typography on a watch, typography they don't like. Instead, we just get a generic statement of "Many brands use off the shelf fonts but small." Perhap
7. 277.▲
   by free_bip 3y ago

   What's funny is this article is a much better advertisement for IKEA air filters than IKEA themselves do...
8. 278.▲
   by free_bip 3y ago

   What little understanding I have of US copyright law is that the DMCA is merely a convenience to content hosters - you can optionally get a chance to right the wrong to potentially avoid a lawsuit. Notice all the weasel words in there? Yeah
9. 279.▲
   by free_bip 3y ago

   It's one of the reasons. It's also the fact that the smaller your chip is, the more chips each wafer can make, and less wastage around the edges.
10. 280.▲
    by free_bip 3y ago

    Can someone ELI5 why we haven't switched from antibiotics to bacteriophages yet? I've heard dozens of times that it would solve the whole resistance problem since bacteria can't be resistant to all of the major classes of ant
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    by free_bip 3y ago

    If I was in Tolkien's shoes I don't think I'd care a whole heck of a lot considering I'd be dead.
12. 282.▲
    by free_bip 3y ago

    I'll save everyone a click: The only actual information in this article is "Reuters says an anonymous source says Q* is capable of doing grade-school level math"
13. 283.▲
    by free_bip 3y ago

    They created a product and they definitely have copyright over that product. However, what the product is creating, the output, is an AI generated Image... Which because it wasn't human authored, is automatically put into the public do
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    by free_bip 3y ago

    I'd be far less charitable and say that even if it's done well (Which let's be real, it wouldn't), it would still be useless in preventing reckless speeding. You could simply disable one or both of the internet / GP
15. 285.▲
    by free_bip 3y ago

    I'm not exactly a VC investment recipient or anything, but it makes sense to me that investments (especially particularly massive ones like this) would be done in many installments... So nothing to see here?
16. 286.▲
    by free_bip 3y ago

    Given that RSA primes are usually checked against some probabilistic primality test like Miller-Rabin, I would think the answer is no
17. 287.▲
    by free_bip 3y ago

    Hold on - I remember reading that NewRelic has an AI assistant in beta right now, also named Grok... Coincidence?
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    by free_bip 3y ago

    Does this include gameboy games like Link's Awakening? I don't remember if it was developed by Nintendo but Oracle of seasons & ages too.