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by hiatus 1y ago
Who said anything about taste?
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by hiatus 1y ago
This is flagged while an apple product announcement is trending on the frontpage now. Sus.
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by hiatus 1y ago
I've wondered if the pricing is to avoid cannibalizing their other product lines. Why buy an iPad Pro if the Vision Pro is only a bit more?
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by hiatus 1y ago
It's a $3500 device. It should come with a quality strap.
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by hiatus 1y ago
You might enjoy The Pervert's Guide to Cinema.
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by hiatus 1y ago
Isn't that solved with blame?
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by hiatus 1y ago
Can you expand on the vendor lock aspect? I have stored passkeys in my password manager, so they feel pretty portable to me. Is it that each service requires a unique passkey? That seems comparable to how each service would require its own
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by hiatus 1y ago
> but I still think they have a good chance in court. On what grounds?
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by hiatus 1y ago
If you store them in a password manager it is pretty nice, but if not it can be pretty cumbersome, especially if using browsers with multiple profiles.
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by hiatus 1y ago
Because look at what happens when the government thinks you don't care enough about money laundering. TD Bank recently got hit with a $3 billion fine. > More than 90% of transactions went unmonitored between January 2018 to April 20
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by hiatus 1y ago
AI has significant impacts on interstate commerce, which the feds have basically carte blanche to regulate.
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by hiatus 1y ago
How could you prove discrimination if you can't audit the decision making system? The article mentions NY regulations regarding bias audits in systems used to make hiring decisions as one casualty of this new law. > New York's
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by hiatus 1y ago
Do you think it makes sense that doctors can work longer hours than truck drivers?
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by hiatus 1y ago
Are there regulations regarding doctor's working hours similar to say, truck drivers? I found this [1] article which states doctors are limited to 80 hours a week whereas truck drivers are limited to 70 hours in a 7 day period. [2] [1]
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by hiatus 1y ago
There's a limit though right? How about, if you can accurately predict the doctor's diagnosis it's free? If not you pay. This person needed a doctor's approval presumably for a prescription they couldn't get without
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by hiatus 1y ago
> Rarely have I found that compliance to the goals was an issue in themselves. Or that making changes to tick a checkbox correlated to material improvements. I am confused when I hear people say stuff like this. I guess if you turn on a
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by hiatus 1y ago
> In a data conscious world, the complete and utter disregard for PII and lack of competency in design and implementation would result in catastrophic business failure. As you are probably well aware, we do not live in that world. Compan
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by hiatus 1y ago
> I would like to see laws that make storing PII as dangerous as storing nuclear waste. This is a little extreme IMO. PII encompasses a lot of data, including benign things like email address stored only for authentication and contact pu
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by hiatus 1y ago
Are you an officer of the company? If not I would not think you could be personally liable.
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> As an aside a lot of people like to levy criticism on the infotainment screens which I think is very well deserved, but then people text and drive, watch YouTube videos, and do all sorts of crazy things too. Instead of levying criticis
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by hiatus 1y ago
How does this handle things like replays that are queued dynamically during airing? For instance on a talk show there may be occasions where the host wishes to replay a section of a guest interview or to pull up a clip to play while talking
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by hiatus 1y ago
You may have missed it but they did release a free version of clion recently (for personal use). https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43914705
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by hiatus 1y ago
The smartphone in their pocket connects them to services designed by psychologists to keep them engaged for as long as possible. I can't think of a historic analogue.
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by hiatus 1y ago
Can anyone comment how this compares to Dev-C++?
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by hiatus 1y ago
Aren't you the author? What are you showing HN here? There are special rules for Show HN. > Please make it easy for users to try your thing out, ideally without barriers such as signups or emails. You'll get more feedback that
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by hiatus 1y ago
As always, scale matters.
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by hiatus 1y ago
Am I missing something or is this repo devoid of the code mentioned in the README?
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by hiatus 1y ago
But they didn't include "some" fees in the price lock did they?
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by hiatus 1y ago
Except those fees are paid to the government. Stuff like "Regulatory Recovery/Cost Recovery Fee" is you paying for their costs of compliance, stuff that should just be part of the price since it's their expense.
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by hiatus 1y ago
> Sure you can go with an MVNO, but they use the same networks as the big three. The networks are not the issue in my experience with phone companies. Much of the negativity is associated with dealing with the support side of things. To

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