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varia is a radar you put on your back to get alerted when a car is closing in on you. the alerts can go to a phone or dedicated receiver
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So a phone app does everything, but you're just worried about your expensive phone? Get another. Search "android prepaid phone" they're mostly around $30.
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Everything on the internet with my real name is a carefully crafted honeypot to prevent anyone from looking for my real accounts.
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I'd be careful not to read certain conclusions into a headline like this. It's phrased to be misinterpreted as clickbait. Designers often order a run of units up front. Making consumer electronics essentially means renting space a
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That unique 90s time period where any kid could print out bomb making recipes on the school printer from alt.anarchy or whatever, but columbine hadn't occurred yet so we didn't really get in trouble when a teacher found out.
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and models and sounds and fonts and text and paths and configs and ...
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I just asked ChatGPT 4o "Guess what the average investor will do with todays stock market headlines. Just pick one specific trade." and it replied sell META. But your result was buy META. Could just be randomness, but I wonder if
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The fractional share is $5 divided by the share price. The bots each spend $5, so the percentage of the budget each spends is 1 divided by the arbitrary number of bots, so in this case 16.7%. Share price is an arbitrary value in that a comp
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I remember in the early 2000s, computer science was not a very attractive field. The headlines were saying the jobs would go to India. People weren't predicting that in the 2010s, demand would get so high that people would switch caree
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Why's a random tech support forum post from yesterday with 2 people replying getting reposted to HN
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How is a complete rebuild of a car your go-to solution to an easily accessible cellular modem powered through the fuse box
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Not paired for round 9, meaning he was following the dress code for the earlier rounds. Hmmmmmmmmmmmm. Ok Magnus.
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So the only possible way for him to be disqualified is if he hung around for the rest of the tournament repeating the same thing over and over again? Sounds like newspeak logic.
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Just to be clear, this breach mostly affects non-EV cars. Even my stick shift, manual window crank car came with a hidden cellular data modem, collecting my GPS location by default.
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Wikipedia pages for niche STEM topics tend to be made by 1 or 2 people, obsessed with the topic, but often not very good at high level abstract communication. So you get a technically-correct mess like that article. If you are an expert in
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It's essentially a loop that fetches www.whatever.com/username and does a regex for "user not found". It then outputs a list of links, to possible profile pages. Pretty simple tool, but speeds up a standard investigation
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Just like the thousands of times this has been asked in the last century of sci-fi novels, the answer to such semantic questions depends on the mood of the audience for how approximate of a copy they need the ship of Theseus to be before th
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I mean, of course Nordstroms feels less run down than JC Penny. Everything costs 10x.
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You saw one of these? Did you report it? https://d.newsweek.com/en/full/1870579/asian-giant-hornet-si...
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By attaching trackers to a few captured hornets they were able to find all of the nests. If only eradicating mosquitoes was that easy.
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The number of programming jobs on earth doubles. The NASDAQ doubles. A cultural renaissance occurs that foundationally defines the next 2 decades. George RR Martin releases The Winds of Winter.
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emergent? natural? a 2D surface has two orthogonal directions, so if you're using lines, so your choices are either grid, slanted grid, or godawful mess
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Doesn't work. Perhaps too much hackernews traffic at the moment. Unable to Join! Connecting to New Server... Joining, Please Standby... Unable to Join! Connecting to New Server...
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Incoming alert from Wally, the Walmart AI - Hi there! My vision model has detected you're not following the latest TPS protocol. Remember, all TPS reports must have the updated coversheets before they go out. Please comply immediately
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To be clear, I am not a US legislator. I actually think app stores do a good job. Read the word "if" in my prior comment the socratic question way, like "if space aliens keep abducting your cat, maybe just keep the cat inside
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Most people are confused by this legislation. It's specifically going to keep allowing tiktok via mobile browser, which is essentially the same experience and tracking of user interactions, therefore the legislation is specifically abo
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Apple and Google control exactly what data apps can possibly harvest, via their OS permissions. There are millions of apps on their app stores. If apps are acting like spyware then the government should pressure Apple and Google to fix the
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The HA docs funnel most folks to a Raspberry Pi. The performance eventually got so abysmal I gave up on the platform.
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than? "In this experiment, we use Google Vision API to extract the story behind a single photo."
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Oh wait it's an ad.
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