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by giarc 5mo ago
It would be hard not to when you can type in amounts and get instant feedback on what you would make. I imagine him sitting there, typing in $1000 and seeing $3000 payout. Then thinking "What if I just took my $32,000 savings and put i
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by giarc 6mo ago
>I'm surprised they're completely focused on DnD though They could have 20 sites all dedicated to a single theme. Probably best for SEO and customer satisfaction if your site is dedicated rather than a hodge podge of different
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by giarc 6mo ago
I don't think you are making the point you think you are. Youtube confirms to copyright law because they got big enough to notice. Uber is regulated because they got big enough to notice.
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by giarc 6mo ago
That's quite the depressing post, but also quite pessimistic. There are lots of stories that start that way but end happily.
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by giarc 6mo ago
Off topic, but this is why the whole "a vibe coded app is a security risk" trope is not quite right to me. That "vibe coder" doesn't know what Claude wrote, but the experienced dev also didn't know what all the
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by giarc 6mo ago
I think a big reason is you are not notified when someone replies to your comment. It reduces heated back and forth arguments.
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by giarc 6mo ago
It's the dutch version, see /nl/ in the url. If you just go to https://apps.apple.com/ it does look better, but I agree, still a bit "off".
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by giarc 7mo ago
I don't know about Strava, but my Apple Watch will detect when I'm going on a walk or a bike ride and ask if I want to track it. I just instinctively say yes. Strava might do the same and so it could just be habit for the sailor a
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by giarc 7mo ago
WFH and the almost 100% shutdown off airline travel at the beginning of the pandemic resulted in nearly 0 change in CO2 emission and levels in the atmosphere. https://www.climate.gov/news-features/understanding-climate&
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by giarc 7mo ago
Iran could fund their war by manipulating these markets.
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by giarc 7mo ago
What I don't see mentioned here is the number of resumes and cover letters written by AI. I've also interviewed people where it was obvious they were using some sort of AI tool to assist in answering questions. So the criticism go
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by giarc 7mo ago
My kids play Roblox and get often get gift cards from friends for birthday presents etc. I've always hated that a gift card for $20 can't be redeemed for the equivalent Robux. Instead you get options to purchase Robux and the most
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by giarc 7mo ago
>people won't see it. You are correct because it's happening already (massive wildfires burning down cities, 100 year floods every year, mass migration out of hot, dry climates) and the news will state something like "scie
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by giarc 7mo ago
>That's a false dichotomy, you could reduce headcount via attrition which is better in some ways. I disagree. Slow bleeding just means everyone in the company walks around thinking they are next, never knowing when the next set of c
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by giarc 7mo ago
"flowed from two Binance accounts to Iranian entities with links to terrorist groups, a possible violation of global sanctions."
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by giarc 7mo ago
When I think about it, I know people that have been involved in all of those areas (always on the wrong non-criminal end). However, I'm not sure I know a single person that has made a regular transaction in some cryptocoin.
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by giarc 8mo ago
The irony is that Trump won on a message of "drain the swamp" which was supposed to address this issue. Instead it seems like it's more of just "replace the swamp" with his own guys.
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by giarc 8mo ago
>The effect lasted for around three months in animal experiments. It would just be temporary, but there is likely trade offs.
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by giarc 8mo ago
Maybe add a "flag listing" button so users can alert you?
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by giarc 8mo ago
My daughter, in grade school, uses a Chromebook at school and access Google Classroom through Chrome. The school has very few restrictions on extensions and when I log into her account, Chrome is littered with extensions. They all innocuous
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by giarc 8mo ago
Is there a shutter sound when someone uses FaceID? That uses infrared to capture the users face.
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by giarc 8mo ago
Looks like it will be an infrared camera, so perhaps that changes the requirement?
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by giarc 8mo ago
Good point - it's like the opposite of survivorship bias? We only hear about the ones that don't survive and get caught. The "survivors" we don't hear about all the criminals who are still at large I guess.
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by giarc 8mo ago
I remember allAdvantage. I remember hitting like $20 or some low figure which was their base payout. For a 12 year old kid that would have been awesome. Lo and behold I got an email saying they had increased their minimum pay out to $50 and
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by giarc 8mo ago
>seized $15 billion from the alleged kingpin I know the answer but why amass $15 billion, more money than a person could spend in a lifetime, and still conduct this scam? You think a person would say "enough" and escape to a be
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by giarc 8mo ago
>It's structured in a way that will probably harm the goal. Potentially could also stop others from donating to athletes because they hear this and think "some rich guy already took care of them" not knowing the details.
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by giarc 8mo ago
Ask Michael Scott how this works out.
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by giarc 9mo ago
Really depends on country you live in. Just google local printers and email them.
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by giarc 9mo ago
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by giarc 9mo ago
But are Chinese EVs attractive to consumers if they are built in Canada with union wages? At that point people will just keep buying Toyotas/Hondas that are also built in Canada.

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