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by hunter2_ 3y ago
> I use some features at very specific times, and it suggests me "do you want to do X?" around the time I do that. You're conceding that you have a predictable schedule. Folks on the other side of this (who believe it can&
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by hunter2_ 3y ago
> generally speaking, being a potential supplier for your company isn't a conflict Does that hold true for a nonprofit, though? "Oops, revenues exceed expenses this year; we better order some supplies to avoid being profitable.
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by hunter2_ 3y ago
It does, however, say: > the clinical manifestations of vitamin B12 deficiency have been noted not only in long-term nitrous oxide users, but also after a single exposure in those with susceptibility to vitamin B12 deficiency Basically,
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by hunter2_ 3y ago
Thought experiment: Suppose a $14 subscription to YouTube Premium is typically split in half, $7 for the platform and $7 for content creators. If someone signs up for YouTube Premium but doesn't watch any videos at all, do creators spl
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by hunter2_ 3y ago
If we're using applied while alive as a guide, burial might be the worst on account of duration...
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by hunter2_ 3y ago
Braking is a way of charging it that everyone has.
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by hunter2_ 3y ago
It's true though. The same transformation of the ending syllables happened with Indian becoming Injun (although that one eventually became offensive, unlike Cajun).
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by hunter2_ 3y ago
I love learning cognates that don't really look it. Acadian and Cajun is another favorite, although I'm not sure if it counts if they're both used in English.
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by hunter2_ 3y ago
As someone entirely unfamiliar with the word until now, the first pronunciation inside my head, though immediately deemed wrong of course, was /CUE-ah-not/.
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by hunter2_ 3y ago
As someone who always uses the Oxford comma in personal writing, works for an organization whose style guide forbids it, and therefore feels quite ambidextrous on the matter: this isn't one of the cases where it should affect the inter
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by hunter2_ 3y ago
Indeed, the outcome of a focused thing becoming unfocusable affects typical keyboard usage (tab order), not just accessibility tools.
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by hunter2_ 3y ago
Deadbolt companies aren't liable for customers leaving their products unlocked, right? Is this so different?
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by hunter2_ 3y ago
You probably can't get sued for deadnaming either, but it'll piss people off so why try it?
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by hunter2_ 3y ago
So when I roll down a car window and feel the radiant heat of the sun more intensely than when the window is up, is that difference primarily due to the glass filtering UV or IR?
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by hunter2_ 3y ago
I assumed these aren't copyrightable, based on the lack of creative work I discern in the recordings. Should've clarified that in my question.
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by hunter2_ 3y ago
I assumed these aren't copyrightable, based on the lack of creative work I discern in the recordings. Should've clarified that in my question.
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by hunter2_ 3y ago
Why is everyone else only talking about UV? Unfortunately I can't access TFA in its entirety so maybe it discusses both?
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by hunter2_ 3y ago
Theoretically 402 would be best, although I suppose 403 is closer to reality.
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by hunter2_ 3y ago
Similar to the effect of wearing one earplug or one headphone/IEM: when one ear is exposed to much louder sound than the other, the combined exposure across both ears doesn't trigger the natural protective mechanism [0] to the deg
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by hunter2_ 3y ago
Hybrid digital, which I believe refers to having both analog and digital over a single carrier.
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by hunter2_ 3y ago
Suppose these were stolen from someone who established some sort of license. Then knowing that would be extremely useful. But suppose that simply isn't the case, and somebody just created the files and let them go. Is it problematic fo
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by hunter2_ 3y ago
The escape string doesn't need to be hard to guess, it can be as simple as a single character. The user interface (or whatever source of untrusted data) sanitizes that particular character before handing it off to the sensitive functio
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by hunter2_ 3y ago
What does "for static websites" mean in the context of letting a website connect to a backend? That it can only connect at build time but not at request time? Also interesting how the FAQ says "Is App Backend secure? Yes [...
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by hunter2_ 3y ago
I am the last person to suggest throwing AI at a random problem, but this actually sounds like a good match for LLM training/prompting...
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by hunter2_ 3y ago
Expectations of battery life, and typical experiences, assume a certain amount of stress such as extreme temperatures and occasional deep cycling. Someone who keeps their car garaged, never plays the radio for a while after shutting the eng
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by hunter2_ 3y ago
I rented a Toyota Raize in Japan, and the website (Budget) repeatedly described it as an SUV. It's 100mm narrower and 250mm shorter than my VW Golf.
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by hunter2_ 3y ago
Isn't the more severe offense, and the one relevant here, more about distributing a recording than making a recording? Nobody will care if your brain has a copyrighted melody saved in it, but they'll care if you start putting it (
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by hunter2_ 3y ago
> human with a specific machine I assume the entire client+server system constitutes the "machine" in this case, correct? So does "human with" refer to the end user (client side) or the sysadmin (server side)? Maybe o
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by hunter2_ 3y ago
That seems a bit like saying DNS is malicious, networking is malicious, information is malicious. Almost everything in this world could be used maliciously, and that can't easily be stopped with great success.
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by hunter2_ 3y ago
What definition of transaction relates to a notice about holiday hours?

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