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by hulahoof 5y ago
I believe that's because all browsers on iOS are essentially safari wrappers
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by hulahoof 5y ago
This would be a useful feature for myself, I am also loathe to tag faces on social media with all that entails; but I find myself approaching a friends birthday or other events wishing I could search my images for everything that included t
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by hulahoof 5y ago
That is absolutely terrifying glad you are both safe and were able to leave.
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by hulahoof 5y ago
Some years back before the prevalence of notebooks, Rmarkdown was great. More recently I have worked as a data engineer alongside some brilliant datascientists, and my understanding is there is simply some models / algorithms that are
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by hulahoof 5y ago
In Australia they have moved to BSB cash transactions over $10K, with a stated goal of becoming a cashless society. I wouldn't be so sure this will always be an option.
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by hulahoof 5y ago
for some reason I thought norse mythology was older than this !
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by hulahoof 5y ago
I was also under the impression this can be served to individuals without the knowledge of their employer, leaving the individual in a position where they can consult a single lawyer about the legality of the request and face jail time for
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by hulahoof 5y ago
I think the suggestion is, when there is not great evidence either way we should not support or shutdown ideas within the realm of probability - let's be honest and simply say "we don't know".
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by hulahoof 5y ago
Worst part about decent Feature Phone games was the device / carrier lock in. I was always upset as a massive FF7 fan that there was a canonical game only released for certain (one?) feature phones tied to a Japanese telecom, and despi
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by hulahoof 5y ago
The thing that made it the worst for me was the inconsistency across devices, such as only being able to directly reply to messages on the web and phone app but not the desktop app (at least on OSX).
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by hulahoof 5y ago
This is part of the reason why people take DeFi loans with >100% collateral, you want to spend your wealth today but you don't want to use your BTC or other coin you believe to appreciate in value, so using that as collateral and bo
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by hulahoof 5y ago
The risk of genetic defects increase with age[1]. You are right though, you can definitely have healthy children in your 30's, though late 40s looks a little scary. [1] https://embryology.med.unsw.edu.au/embryology&#x2F
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by hulahoof 5y ago
5000km
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by hulahoof 5y ago
I find stuff like this very interesting and hadn't heard of LITEMPO before, thanks!
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by hulahoof 5y ago
As the parent mentioned, the problem isn't recourse it is by that stage your life is already ruined. I don't think there is a clear answer though, the only moral thing to do is to support the accuser.
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by hulahoof 5y ago
Abusers will use the platform they have
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by hulahoof 5y ago
I quite like the cell shaded style in the Ni no Kuni games, they are designed in collaboration with studio ghibli
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by hulahoof 5y ago
I remember the Tamagotchi being for both sexes, but popularity among males at my school dropped after the release of Digimon,which was heavily marketed to males due to the 'battle' aspect
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by hulahoof 5y ago
I would imagine it is illegal to abandon a ship in port
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by hulahoof 6y ago
Reminds me of Warden used (at least in the heyday) by Blizzard to prevent cheating in WoW. In the automation community they ended up having to use rootkits to hide the process, as previous methods of spoofing the return signal were denied i
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by hulahoof 6y ago
Is implication here that they are logging rideshare hours as self driving training data?
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by hulahoof 6y ago
Agreed, but as a user I do want this option and so the parent post point stands - the device should be on the owners side, not the app developers.
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by hulahoof 6y ago
Most people probably can't afford to unless it's a slam dunk
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by hulahoof 6y ago
I don't think anyone would consider an accident possible after they stole the funds.
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by hulahoof 6y ago
Cash is most certainly not decentralised, unless you are using some uncommon definition of 'cash'
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by hulahoof 6y ago
I doubt you could make a profit printing Bible's. It's a very saturated market
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by hulahoof 6y ago
Makes you think
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by hulahoof 6y ago
I don't see how that logic follows, if this was a fixed block subsidy over the first 4 years instead of just 50%, surely the situation you are describing would be worse ?
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by hulahoof 6y ago
Can't reply directly to the sibling comment on DeFi, but that solves the issue raised above e.g.: I have 100k worth of BTC, I want to spend that on something but I expect the value of my BTC to rise, so I use it as collateral for a peg
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by hulahoof 6y ago
No, anonymity for the users is generally separate from the consensus algorithm. XMR, at least when I was mining it many years ago, was more about preventing leakage of wallet, funds info to every person you transacted with - and is probably

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