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by hug 6y ago
The cave walk-through in question: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qC5KtatMcUw
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by hug 6y ago
> Hypothetical: if you modify the software in a Tesla, and your modification allows a hacker to remote control it, and this power is used to commit vehicular homicide, how much of the burden of responsibility do you have? If you modified
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by hug 6y ago
But it will, which is the exact problem: Let's pretend for a second that I want the Facebook app, as a lot of people apparently do. At the moment, if Facebook wants to be able to run on iOS devices (which they do), they're forced
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by hug 6y ago
Light perception is logarithmic, not linear, which is why your guess is so far off. 7 'shades' brighter and you're already hitting '100x'.
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by hug 6y ago
It's not at all see-through, but the Vufine+ exists -- it's a single-eye HMD. I've been vaguely interested in buying one for quite a while, although it's one of those purchases I haven't made (and probably won'
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by hug 6y ago
You've gotten the standard responses already: Join a social club. Play a sport. Go to meetups. These responses are not wrong, per se, but they're one step divorced from the deceptively simple looking actual process of making new f
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by hug 6y ago
> And I do enjoy a flip. I don't make them simply because I don't want to deal with leftover egg yolks Flips are explicitly whole egg cocktails. If you're not using the yolk, you're not making a flip. If you try to us
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by hug 6y ago
CampaignMonitor, the service the Trump organisation used for its mail services, has suspended Trump's access. https://twitter.com/DaveLeeFT/status/1347724204473372672 Press releases rely on press organisation
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by hug 6y ago
AWS has announced that they are cutting Parler off as of Sunday at midnight PST. Article: https://www.buzzfeednews.com/article/johnpaczkowski/amazon-p... And HN discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com&
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by hug 6y ago
That is true, and it was remiss of me (and a good example of recency bias) to at all imply this is a Trump-specific problem.
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by hug 6y ago
Just in case this is a serious question, without editorialising, the following has happened in the past 48 hours: * Trump has been bannned from Twitter. * Trump has attempted to use the POTUS account, and had those tweets removed. * Trump h
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by hug 6y ago
On the contrary, portrait is about the only thing you can do effectively with this lens. Since it doesn’t have a flat plane of focus, you can never get any more than a small portion of the picture in focus. You could maybe do a shot with on
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by hug 6y ago
And, on the other hand, is Richard Prince. https://petapixel.com/2013/04/26/appeals-court-overturns-pre...
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by hug 6y ago
It's not a mistake in their copy, which is unambiguous, it's just your incorrect reading of the antecedent. The headphones themselves are always referred to in the copy AirPods Max, never as "a device". The headphones ar
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by hug 6y ago
It is 100% true for all CIPA members. Mirrorless sales are down . Unit price is up, but the market is contracting: https://www.dpreview.com/news/7282900211/cipa-s-latest-numbe... What I just said may not be true
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by hug 6y ago
All camera sales are in steep decline year on year, assuming you’re ignoring smartphones. The compact camera market is essentially dead, no one is making DSLRs in the future, and the mirrorless market is shrinking.
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by hug 6y ago
Your definition of "good experiences" differs from mine. Like "Oh I absolutely loved my new car, ran like a dream. Of course there was that one time it spontaneously set on fire on while I was driving it but other than that,
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by hug 6y ago
There should be no scare quotes around can’t. CNAMEs on the apex don’t exist because CNAMEs are not allowed to coexist with other record types, and you can’t have an apex without NS records or SOA records or whatever else it may be. You can
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by hug 6y ago
> I suppose a better question might be why hasn't Panasonic updated this guide? Because, in a general sense, it's completely unnecessary. Cameras are used in the exact same way these days that they were 25 years ago. All of the
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by hug 6y ago
It's about ten years since I've worked with an ice-cream machine, but in my experience no matter the model they never forced you to try not to serve ice-cream. They would enter their self-pasteurisation cycle, and the display at t
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by hug 6y ago
This reminded me of The Relativity of Wrong. https://chem.tufts.edu/answersinscience/relativityofwrong.ht...
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by hug 6y ago
There are significantly more MVNOs on Telstra than there are on Vodafone -- I think you'd be surprised how many more. I would hazard this is because there's a giant legislated fence down the middle of Telstra (referred to as &qu
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by hug 6y ago
The actual answer is that it’s unique staff users who log in per month, not unique number of logins that exist . You can create an account for everyone you occasionally work with, so long as you only log in with two of those accounts in an
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by hug 6y ago
I agree with you that iOS is the product, but I agree with the GP that the capital-letters App Store has very little to do with it. To re-use your mom as the argument: * Go grab her phone and point at any given app, and ask if it's ava
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by hug 6y ago
He says he’s a bit dopey, but I’m okay with that because he has a girlfriend to take care of him.
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by hug 6y ago
> Content creators and YouTubers are welcome to not serve me their content Except they are not. If you turn on an ad blocker and use YouTube, the creator of the content has no way to stop you.
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by hug 6y ago
I agree with your point, but it was hard to come to that conclusion. Mostly because I'm constantly distracted by it being voiced in my head by Christopher Walken due to how many commas you just jammed on in there.
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by hug 6y ago
Astonishing. The problem, here, is not the word whataboutism , nor is that word a showstopper for rational conversation. The point is not to shame the target in any way. The point is to bring the conversation back to the original point: In
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by hug 6y ago
Pithy answer: Apparently police do, otherwise the US wouldn't have so many deaths in custody or complaints of police brutality. Less pithy answer: The protests, and the videos, are not examples of regular crimes or regular criminals. T
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by hug 6y ago
That doesn't answer a single one of my questions, doesn't expand upon your original point, and doesn't bear on the situation in the slightest. Unless you're implying that your job as a programmer and the job of a police

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