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The Learning Styles™ as in "visual vs auditory vs physical" is what the example articles from google searches have been about: https://www.google.com/search?q=learning+styles+debunked But that's not the sa
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>It worked all the way through the 80s, 90s, and most of the 00s. It brought Adobe, Ableton and many others to their dominant market positions, [...] What’s changed? To clarify the conversation, "local-first" vs "cloud-b
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>Your counterargument is there are memes that say Boeing is TBTF, Q.E.D.? I wasn't making any counterargument. I can 100% agree with you that TBTF was originally associated with the banking industry but simultaneously show that
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>Boeing is not a bank. [...] Put succinctly, Boeing is NOT too big to fail. >[1] https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Too_big_to_fail Dissecting the origin of "too big to fail" and the wikipedia cite isn
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>We saw the same rhetoric on Holmes and Bankman-Fried. Once they were charged [...] It’s a lazy learned helplessness that’s always potentially right because it feeds into a type of cynicism The gp's key argument for Boeing is ba
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>asserts nothing will happen while citing a case where execs went to jail as proof. It seems logically inconsistent. The gp wasn't being logically inconsistent if you see the rhetorical structure of his comment: anticipate and p
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In the previous [flagged] submission, the author provided some comments about this project: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40569686 In any case, the title is "large media brands" so urls like "nytimes.
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>YouTube frontend [...] where you pre-download videos from your favorite creators ahead of time. I think the post is saying the ads would be burned into the regular video stream such that even offline downloaders such as youtube-dl
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>Instead we try hard to praise the effort, especially when our kids fail. That type of advice depends on particular circumstances so you have to explain the different situations so kids are not confused by getting mixed messages. (1)
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>, that type of motivation, whatever you call it, does not precede prior success in that activity; that type of motivation, whatever you call it, will go away in the face of hardships and struggles; that type of motivation, whatever you
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>PG is clearly saying he was running _both_ for years, Friendly clarification about "both" because the OpenAI structure is very confusing and muddies up the narrative. (1) first in 2015, there was the 501c3 non-profit Op
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>What’s a freedom TLD? It was probably a typo/autocorrect of "freenom" : https://www.freenom.com/en/freeandpaiddomains.html The significance is that the ".ml" tld is on that list and t
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>In that case, how is this any different from e.g. signing up with a new account on Gmail/Outlook/etc? Some people like to create dozens (or hundreds) of disposable emails because they just need it for a single purpose (e.g.
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>I never ran into that problem with https://temp-mail.org . They cycle domains constantly. You didn't run into that problem with temp-mail.org because you happen to use them on websites that don't bother blocking d
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>What's the downside of just reading the MFT? Why doesn't Microsoft do it in file explorer, and why wouldn't every tool use it instead of walking through the file system? One disadvantage is that you can't read the
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>email is a good example of something that won't so easily be "2nd-gen'd" because everything it's built on is here to stay The key argument is that email is already getting "2nd-gen'd" -- but i
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>a rake and I would appreciate if more people would use one. Most of the leaf blower noise in neighborhoods is cleaning up tiny grass clippings off of driveways and sidewalks instead of handling the Fall season's dead leaves, like
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>Why call it a rocket stage ? Why not just call it exactly what it is - very bad judgement, very poor understanding and simply immature pop cultural choices. You've misunderstood the author's point. It's not about &quot
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To add more context, about a month later after Kevin Scott's email... July 12, 2019 OpenAI announces Microsoft's $1 billion investment - https://openai.com/index/microsoft-invests-in-and-partners-w... - http
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>Codeberg supports account creation and sign-in with GitHub login, so there really are no excuses IMO. One extra click for any existing GitHub user to comment on a Codeberg repo. Your simplification of the steps is incorrect. I just d
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>No one “depends” on IP addresses. Wikipedia could very easily (and likely does) use browser fingerprints One of the tools Wikipedia gives admins to protect pages from vandalism/abuse is ip address blocks and not browser finger
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>Is passkey just OTP + vendor lockin because the vendors accidentally allowed OTP key export No, TOTP and passkeys had different motivational concepts: - TOTP Time-Based-Onetime-Password of a "rolling numeric code" is concep
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>CGNAT? ISPs and websites can still track you. Yes, ISP's can still track but the other websites-that-are-not-the-ISP that depend on logging unique ip addresses for tracking can't identify you behind a CGNAT. My previous c
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>But not the second: on Github for example you can have multiple passkeys for the same account. People mention the "only a single passkey instead of multiple passkeys" issue because they run into some websites such as PayPa
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>in the USA, don't donate more than $200 to any political campaign. If you donate more than $200, then those contributions have to be reported to the FEC You may get on additional spam lists if you donate but that's not wh
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>We all exist in the world, not apart from it, and no amount of exclusion or creation of “sterile spaces” will change that. The surrounding reality in the world doesn't change but the gp was talking about deliberate curation of
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>Why is this the case, anyway? Music streaming services [...] mostly all have the same content, Producing song tracks or books is "cheap" compared to tv & films. Because tv series episodes cost more than $1 million each a
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>At 3.5k this is completely unaffordable for most of the world and even for high-earners in the US it's a tough pill to swallow for a first generation product. Apple already knows and has publicly stated that their high $3500 pri
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>I've never encountered a 1 that looks like 7 in handwriting. [...] In what style of handwriting is 1 similar to 7? I'd imagine the top bar on 7 is a sufficient differentiator. Here's a deep link to someone in Germany wr
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>why doesn’t a passport count? In the USA, non-citizens (legal permanent residents aka "green card" holders) can't get passports. They can get state-level drivers licenses but only citizens can get passports from the ce

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