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fwip
1mo ago
Moreover, app developers for iOS have to support fewer aspect ratios than developers of Android apps. In theory, this allows for more attention to be given to the UI design for each aspect ratio - rather than having to use a spring-style st
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1mo ago
More likely, overworked and underpaid. Some employee in $farOffLand working 10 hour shifts for $4/hr with a quota^W target of appeals-per-hour to meet.
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1mo ago
Please apply a little bit of critical thinking. It's a CEO's job to make the company look good. They therefore have an incentive to lie/exaggerate in a way that benefits them. They do not have that same incentive to make thei
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1mo ago
Terms and conditions are almost entirely about the company doing things that would otherwise be illegal.
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1mo ago
The IP laundering machine strikes again.
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1mo ago
What? No, it's nothing like that. It means that if you have a critical insight and you share it out loud, somebody with no particular mathematical inclination can just spend lots of money to steal the credit from you. It shifts power f
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1mo ago
Might be a better website if it wasn't all clearly AI-copy. "Nothing commits without its gate."
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1mo ago
Genuine question - are there any $20 streaming sticks that don't put their own advertisements in?
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1mo ago
Good chance that's how they got this way.
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The malware already results in noticeable slowdown just running the scraper. Solving anubis challenges is significantly more difficult than simply requesting the page, so it is not feasible on-device without making the device totally unusab
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Right. Did you think I was suggesting you would? I was trying to use an analogy to illustrate that different modes of transportation are complementary. You don't need a bus for a 10 minute bike trip.
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When you force a low end device to burn CPU or fill ram constantly, the owner throws it out and buys a new one.
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1mo ago
The Cloudflare blog used to be great to read, so thanks for your work there.
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1mo ago
Imagine if we as a society pretended to believe them, and we had men with guns show up to arrest all their servers.
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1mo ago
You probably wouldn't, just like you wouldn't drive your car to visit your next door neighbor.
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1mo ago
It's also the other way around - when the parent is no longer in charge of you, you can coexist as peers more easily.
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1mo ago
With good enough public transit, you can do all that. When I lived in Seattle, I did not bother looking at the bus schedule before leaving, because usually I was waiting less than 10 minutes.
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1mo ago
The nice thing about theorem provers is that you don't need to read the intermediate lines. You need to make sure that the goal/result actually matches what you think it says - but everything in the middle is validated by the prov
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1mo ago
The rich fucks who run the show do.
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1mo ago
Cyber as a prefix basically just means "related to a computer network." If you're of a certain age, "cyber" primarily means cybersex. There's also cybernetics, cybercafes, and more: https://en.wikipe
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1mo ago
Because out of the first 100 queries they ran, 99 came back in order and they didn't notice that the 100th didn't.
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1mo ago
Sure, but the appropriate shortening here is "security." Calling it cyber is like shortening email to "e".
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1mo ago
A goldfish is closer to a person than any LLM.
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1mo ago
Haven't tried Organic, to be honest. I'll have to check it out. :)
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1mo ago
The market can stay irrational for quite a while.
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1mo ago
Agreed. And so are the other two, if stated reasonably instead of as strawmen.
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1mo ago
Recommend you instead use something like OsmAnd. Mapquest pulls data from OpenStreetMaps - might as well use an open source application. https://osmand.net/
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The knobs are especially difficult to use (on desktop here). The first two knobs only respond to click & vertical drag - moving up rotates clockwise, moving down rotates ccw. Moving left or right does nothing. The second knob's gra
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It's a link to a page where you can donate. Google is not involved in the transaction. Google's rules say you can link out for donations. Google is then telling them they can't link out for donations.
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1mo ago
Aren't donations untaxed?
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