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by hiatus 1y ago
> but I do not think a non-expert should use this image due to some footguns I spotted Could you elaborate on your findings?
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by hiatus 1y ago
This would be a rather strange thing to show a child anyway.
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by hiatus 1y ago
Shallow dismissals add nothing to the conversation.
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by hiatus 1y ago
How often would you even see the name of this thing considering it is a one-time install in your gmail account?
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by hiatus 1y ago
That is a far cry from the original comment "banks have never accepted browsers".
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by hiatus 1y ago
It looks like the guy lost at the summary judgement phase because of qualified immunity. The case you cite doesn't appear to make your point.
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by hiatus 1y ago
What is an example of any right we have that can't be whittled away at the stroke of a pen?
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by hiatus 1y ago
Operating systems solved this with "mark of the web". Distinguishing data from instructions seems to be only part of the problem (and the easier one—presumably tools could label data downloaded from external sources accordingly at
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by hiatus 1y ago
People making one million dollars a year are people like doctors and lawyers and are most certainly paying taxes. One million dollars today was ~$680k in 2008.
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by hiatus 1y ago
Yes, and Cognition AI bought Windsurf.
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by hiatus 1y ago
I know FINRA has regulations but the CFTC proposed regulations were shelved. Are little guys who are not FINRA members encumbered by regulations here too?
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by hiatus 1y ago
What does the row "First-class Data Products" in the comparison table entail?
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by hiatus 1y ago
Plenty of hackers do it "for the lolz".
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by hiatus 1y ago
I personally believe Hanlon's razor should never be applied to corporations. A solitary person, sure, but when multiple people are involved it tends more to malice than ignorance.
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by hiatus 1y ago
Can you expand on what you're thinking here? It sounds like a window switcher that followed my eyes would be pretty disorienting.
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by hiatus 1y ago
Synology supports exactly that, and I'm sure they're not the only one.
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by hiatus 1y ago
> Turns out the Mobile OS are making this kind of communication nearly impossible. To work well, it basically needs background job (automatic scan of nearby ble/wifi/radio) and automatic connection without user interaction (ima
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by hiatus 1y ago
You should consider allowing users to enter a github repo or something similar as an input.
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by hiatus 1y ago
Related to yesterday's post: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44443622
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Dow jumps over 300 points, S&P 500 sets new record after strong June jobs report(cnbc.com)
3 points by hiatus 1y ago|1 comments
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by hiatus 1y ago
Do class action lawsuits match what you envision?
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by hiatus 1y ago
On the homepage it has a comparison of figures, presumably indicating response time, though it doesn't speak to its performance in terms of grammatical errors caught: Harper - 10 ms LanguageTool - 650 ms Grammarly - 4000 ms
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by hiatus 1y ago
I disagree. We try to build guardrails for things to prevent predictable incidents, like automatic stops on table saws.
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by hiatus 1y ago
Microsoft spent ~8x on lobbying compared with GEO group. https://www.opensecrets.org/orgs/microsoft-corp/summary?id=d... https://www.opensecrets.org/orgs/geo-group/summary?id=D00002...
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by hiatus 1y ago
Are you affiliated with metabase? https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44107584
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by hiatus 1y ago
> "Instead, it was a fair use because all Anthropic did was replace the print copies it had purchased for its central library with more convenient space-saving and searchable digital copies for its central library — without adding n
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by hiatus 1y ago
Anthropic's use of copyrighted material was deemed fair use by Judge William Alsup, a technically-competent judge who is well-known for his trial of the Oracle v Google Java case.
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Anthropic wins key ruling on AI in authors' copyright lawsuit(theglobeandmail.com)
12 points by hiatus 1y ago|5 comments
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by hiatus 1y ago
You can easily set up a catchall that goes to a group by modifying the default routing rules.
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by hiatus 1y ago
Tuta lets you use a catchall. The alias limitation only applies if you want to send mail as the alias.

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