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by input_sh 2mo ago
With the introduction of EES system (whose implementation was completed only a few months ago), the full data of non-EU citizens gets collected the first time we enter the EU and then we have to verify it every subsequent time. Not much of
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by input_sh 2mo ago
It's their own fonts: Mozilla Headline and Mozilla Text. No idea why they'd be using the display font for the abstract though, that kind of defeats the whole purpose. It's supposed to be quirky and bold, but used far more spa
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by input_sh 2mo ago
Add a download gate to the mix, remove the optional payment (I promise you nobody's gonna do that) and you're basically describing https://hypeddit.com/ . Instead of paying to download music, the users "pays&q
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by input_sh 3mo ago
On the "bright side", it's impossible to die!
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by input_sh 3mo ago
AGPL-licensed: https://github.com/openalpr/openalpr (Not updated in years though.)
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by input_sh 3mo ago
> Are paywalls ok? > It's ok to post stories from sites with paywalls that have workarounds. > In comments, it's ok to ask how to read an article and to help other users do so. But please don't post complaints about
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by input_sh 3mo ago
Well for one thing, China wasn't adamant about annexing territory belonging to a European nation like half a year ago.
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by input_sh 3mo ago
> ...about what exactly their core product is. It's ads. They have an infinite money glitch called ads, allowing them to waste billions chasing other pipe dreams. The fact that so many of those pipe dreams turned into nothing doesn&
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by input_sh 3mo ago
The end goal shouldn't be "monopolies, but European", the end goal should be no monopolies.
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by input_sh 3mo ago
Those messages are originating from here and the same thing happens whenever someone shares any type of an anonymous messaging board.
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by input_sh 3mo ago
I see his barely a year old "awkward hand gesture" or tuning into AfD's and Tommy Robinson's streams isn't enough of an evidence for some.
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by input_sh 3mo ago
No it does not. Extremely simple to prove: https://xcancel.com/grok/with_replies
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by input_sh 3mo ago
Temporary as in it lasted for quite some years, not temporary as in it was dropped within months. That's a very long timescale for this sort of field.
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by input_sh 3mo ago
You should look up the words "crypto wars". There were absolutely very annoying attempts by the US government to limit encryption, forcing every software maker to maintain two editions of their software: one targeting the domestic
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by input_sh 3mo ago
I thought about using navigator.share myself, but decided to go with the basic "Copy URL" button instead, as navigator.share is pretty useless on desktops and not supported across browsers on phones either (Android's Webview
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by input_sh 3mo ago
Serious question: what does any of that have to do with the submitted article? Where is the relevance to the topic at hand?
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by input_sh 3mo ago
I promise you that she went through the effort of putting less ads than what Adsense does by default.
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by input_sh 4mo ago
It's not even in the corner, it's completely hidden by default. You have to click on "show more" to expand the AI barf to see it.
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by input_sh 4mo ago
The reason is to keep you on Google and not have you click away from Google. This is the third iteration of the same concept, after AMP and Instant Answers, but somehow with even less of a pushback than with the previous ones.
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by input_sh 4mo ago
That's something that would make me always VPN into Germany for sure. When I search, I want to see search results . When I ask AI, I want to ask AI. Combining the two into one is a disaster.
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by input_sh 4mo ago
I have yet to have one.
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by input_sh 4mo ago
There is not a single subscription in the world I would pay more than $20/month for personal purposes, unlimited (and I do mean unlimited ) LLM tokens very much included.
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by input_sh 4mo ago
I'm sure whichever fictional panic you've imagined would've been far more serious than the one caused by this absolute overreaction.
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by input_sh 4mo ago
I'm sure the vast majority of businesses can handle ~10 min of scheduled downtime per week necessary to restart everything. Now, database replication, not having to waste time to run/maintain clusters (be it Kubernetes or Elastic
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by input_sh 4mo ago
I disagree, "cloud" is extracting basic Linux functions into as many proprietary services as possible because businesses would rather deal with obscure YAML configurations than ever having to touch Linux-proper.
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by input_sh 4mo ago
> Hosts are allowed to have exterior security cameras and recording devices, and are required to make sure their location is disclosed in the listing’s description (ex: “I have a camera in my front yard,” “I have a camera over my patio,”
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by input_sh 4mo ago
Not one or the other but both. He's banned on GitLab as well.
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by input_sh 4mo ago
It's not the base model, it's the system prompt in dev tools. To give an example I'm personally frequently annoyed by, Google's Antigravity will consistently use the word "anthropomorphic" while "thinking&
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by input_sh 4mo ago
Amazon is also under investigation under DSA, eBay is not big enough (in the EU) to matter under this law.
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by input_sh 4mo ago
FYI Apollo News isn't really known for its factual accuracy plus they don't disclose the document they're basing their claim on.

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