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2y ago
I find (2) to be kind of a BS narrative. It’s not like they are open-sourcing the code. All big tech companies have security audit programs. Does that assuage your security concerns when Google, Meta, etc do it? Basically, what they are say
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2y ago
Apple announced many of the new features are not on-device. There are three categories: 1. On device 2. Private cloud compute (aka Apple’s servers) 3. OpenAI (but only if you approve each time it’s used) This isn’t really a new thing - you
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2y ago
If they are shutting down roads that normally get automobile traffic, there might be less pollution during the event.
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2y ago
In California you pay an extra deposit when you buy a plastic bottle. I don’t know if that number is set to properly capture the externality, but it’s enough to get people wandering the streets to pick up the bottles and turn them in (they
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2y ago
Somebody does it once and now we all have to handle it forever!
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2y ago
My feeling is that discussion of this issue includes a lot of people implying things, making vague accusations. I feel it’s useful to get specific about the claims so readers can understand them.
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2y ago
The allegations here, if I got it right: 1. One guy who worked for Saudi intelligence knew about the attacks (disputed). 2. 15 of 19 attackers were Saudi nationals (dubious relevance, generally we don’t blame a whole country for crimes comm
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2y ago
Are you referring to one of the many twitter links? I didn’t see that in the article itself.
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2y ago
I would suggest putting a sentence like “google ads can show a trustworthy/trademarked url (such as YouTube.com) but if the user clicks, the link actually goes to evilscam.com” in the first paragraph. I didn’t understand that this migh
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2y ago
Just email all your data to the author and ask them to run it for you.
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2y ago
The fact that someone who needs to sell will pay back the principal is valuable to the bank. If a bank starts offering the option to get out of the loan at a lower price, it would impair the value of that loan. The only way to make this hap
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2y ago
The fact that some people payoff early factors into the market value of mortgage debt, and therefore the interest rate that is offered. So if it were easier to transfer the debt when moving, the risk profile would be different, and the rate
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2y ago
A good example of how the market can remain irrational longer than you can stay solvent. Just because Herbalife is morally a pyramid scheme doesn’t mean the FTC was going to shut down the company. Herbalife stock went up and Bill Ackman exi
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2y ago
Looks like the places I have brokerage accounts don’t let me make a trade like this at all after hours.
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2y ago
People really do say they “ordered something off the menu” when they found the item on the menu. I believe I could usually distinguish the two meanings if I heard a recording. If the item is not on the menu, the word “off” would be stressed
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2y ago
I just pay for upgraded boarding ($30) which means that I have my pick of aisle/window seats before it gets crowded. Lack of premium class seating is real, Southwest is not the airline for you if you require >17 inch seat width or &
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2y ago
DOJ has been filing aggressive antitrust cases throughout the Biden administration’s tenure. If you want to be conspiratorial, you can point to their losing record in court and argue they know the cases will fail, but “it’s an election year
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2y ago
Easy to say in hindsight, but using stock to pay for a merger is common. Most companies are not carrying a big chunk of their value in cash (it’s not capital-efficient). Therefore buying anything sizable for cash will require the combined c
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2y ago
It’s hard to turn down the prospect of making your and all your employees/shareholders investments pay off. In fact, many of them would probably angry if they heard you did that. The potential for an exit is one reason they worked for
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2y ago
Do you ask everyone you meet?
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2y ago
Ads on the internet are worth a lot less these days if they don’t come with measurement of whether they are causing conversions (aka tracking). Apparently this measurement is a human rights violation when Google or Meta sell the ads but not
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2y ago
In the past a lot of options would expire if you didn’t exercise them within eg. 90 days of leaving. And exercising could be really expensive. Speculation: maybe the options they earn when they work there have some provision like this. In r
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2y ago
MacBook works great at work! Based on my experience with my work device, it’s as pleasant for casual media consumption. The Magic Keyboard actually lifts the iPad above the keyboard, which puts it in a better viewing position in laptop-mode
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2y ago
Anyone know when was the last time Apple apologized for anything?
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2y ago
Yeah, you could have a device with the same form factor and UI that also has a normal terminal and can compile its own code. It’s ok for my personal use case but it’s a big limitation and rules out the device for many people.
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2y ago
I have a MacBook from work so I do compare them. It’s a worse user experience. No touchscreen, screen is lower and further from my eyes. It’s physically less pleasant to use. There are also some use-cases I can’t even do with the MacBook fo
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2y ago
Currently an iPad Air with the Magic Keyboard is my main personal computer. I’ve found that it’s the most enjoyable device to use for internet browsing. It replaced my Chromebook, which had that role before. Like the Chromebook, it’s got a
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2y ago
I heard all this hubbub about Mint going away, but I think it just rebranded. Now it’s part of the Credit Karma app and it still works, my accounts are all still there. It reminds of the HBO/Max thing. Seems like a braindead decision t
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2y ago
Don’t say the chance is zero unless you have a mathematical proof or something. Would the odds be zero if they lose of a crew of astronauts?
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2y ago
It’s true I spend a lot when I go, but then I don’t go to the normally grocery for weeks. I think it’s a net positive in money and time.
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