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gogurt2000
2y ago
Don't write shell scripts. Friends don't let friends code in *sh.
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That's not the official SpaceX youtube channel(@SpaceX). This has been going on for some time now: smaller channels get compromised or bought (today's victim, @spacex-official-corp, had 250k subscribers). Then the bad actors rebra
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Oddly enough I talked to a lawyer last night about this. He explained that all of his applicants have passed the bar, so he can be reasonably confident in their ability to practice law. Instead his interviews are about if he can stand worki
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2y ago
IQ tests as part of the hiring process aren't illegal in the US, but they aren't used because it puts the company at risk of discrimination lawsuits. The validity of IQ tests is debated and their history is checkered: they've
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2y ago
I'm not sure how you're going to get students to use the app and I'm not sure how you could hope to make money off it (if you care about that). High schoolers are already a very connected population. They know who has a car a
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2y ago
This is the result of a firehose of falsehood, a staple of the Russian propaganda machine. It's the backbone of Trump's political career. He constantly says blatantly false, absurd things for 4 reasons: 1) It keeps his name in the
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2y ago
I'm not sure that it matters. The major video distributors will not agree to distribute your videos if they have a restrictive license attached since they're exactly the players that want to train AI on those videos. You'd ha
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The lab that developed this is backed by the Chinese government. It's likely the extra cores are running code for the MSS from the start.
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I don't think he's trying to sideline anyone. Regardless of how effective Musk & Ramaswamy are as an advisory committee, it will look like Trump's doing something to keep a campaign promise. The average person won't
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2y ago
I agree with your position: working for Meta means selling out your moral values. The argument I see for doing so is usually, "If I don't, someone else will, so I might as well be the one making money off it." I think people
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2y ago
If you took all of your blood vessels and set them in a line, you would die. Keep your blood vessels inside of your body.
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2y ago
You can't fix this. You can express the problems clearly to those above you, but I would not expect them to hire on the people necessary to make the project a success. They staffed the team as it is, thinking it would be fine, when it
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2y ago
How could it be beneficial for diversity and inclusion purposes?
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2y ago
Crypto's legacy is the globalization of the black market for consumers. Thanks to crypto currencies, the average person can use a dark web marketplace with reasonable confidence to order illicit goods from all over the world, when prev
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2y ago
37 words promising a technical argument that the cinema experience has gotten worse and not a nostalgia trip yearning for the past. 622 words going on a nostalgia trip. 41 words to say "35mm film was effectively a similar resolution to
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3y ago
This extension needs to be called Dogpile.
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3y ago
I would check the app's product page to find the developer. You could also check DNS registration for the website. Stripe has a tool for getting info about a charge, but I haven't used it. It might just point you back to the app:
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3y ago
It's not worth it to me personally, but here's how I understand it: Some iphone users have a bias against green bubbles. Either because the service is functionally inferior (pictures and videos are heavily compressed when sent via
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3y ago
Just a couple weeks ago it was discovered that you could get ChatGPT to regurgitate training data by having it repeat words forever (source: https://www.wired.com/story/chatgpt-poem-forever-security-ro... ). Combined wi
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3y ago
All 3 of your examples are ad-driven free platforms for finding content that the platform didn't produce. Free platforms are incentivized to overwhelm you with options, forcing you to look at everything, including ads. Like a grocery s
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3y ago
Huh. You agree to the new terms if you do not notify 23andMe otherwise. Can your inaction be taken as accepting a legally binding contract?
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3y ago
For price and efficiency reasons you end up with 1 battery that's rectangular in shape. To maximize the capacity of that battery and minimize how thick the device is overall, you make the main PCB long and thin to sit next to the batte
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3y ago
It's been a few years since I've looked at any of this, so please forgive me if I'm out of date. I figure giving you information that's probably current is better than what you're getting right now (no information).
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They could certainly prepare a stream for every video with inline ads that's used as a fall back when personalised ads won't load. Certainly showing a non-targeted ad is better than showing no ad, right? If you make the generic ad
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1) Buy domains that you have no intention of using, but you think someone else will. 2) Sell domains for 500 times what they cost you because you were wrong to think "someone will want this" about most of the domains you purchased
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A lot of people where I work have one and never stand up at it. I think you should try to find a way to try one for a week or so and see just how often you actually use it standing up.
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3y ago
Other than to be funny when replying in this thread, I don't know why anyone would bother.
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So they're working to make users aware of misleading ads, but they've dismantled efforts to make users aware of misleading tweets? I don't know how this got to production. Advertisers won't like it and they absolutely ne
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To be clear, Canna doesn't host any of the pirated music, they just post links to file sharing sites that do. So this case is about DNS resolving the address of a site that links to other sites that host pirated content. By that logic,
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3y ago
B If you live an hour from the office, the commute for a 4 day work week is 8 hours total. So you could frame the choice between B and C as spending 8 hours in the comfort of your own home being productive vs spending 8 hours in traffic. If
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