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by jedberg 8mo ago
Women's sizing is so dumb. They could just provide inches or cm like they do for the men, but for some reason (well for marketing reasons, as discussed extensively in the article), they use these random sizes and numbers that aren&#x2
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by jedberg 8mo ago
As someone who has posted a couple of Show HNs that went to GitHub, I'd have to respectfully disagree. :) We are sharing language libraries, so GH makes the most sense. You can get the library and sample apps there.
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by jedberg 8mo ago
That's even more interesting then! It would be cool if you added a price to performance column. Even if it's just for this one task, it's still interesting.
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by jedberg 8mo ago
But very gatekeepy. New accounts are already highlighted and get mercilessly reported and downvoted if they post spam.
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by jedberg 8mo ago
I'm not entirely sure that's a bad thing. If you aren't proud enough of it to attach your real name, or your pseudonymous account, maybe it shouldn't be posted.
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by jedberg 8mo ago
"Do these characters have the emotional memory of the 800 things that have happened to them? ... I don’t really know the answer to that.” They do have a history, because in the Grimes episode he talks about things Homer did in other ep
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by jedberg 8mo ago
Their ratings would tell another story. Still one of the top rated shows.
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by jedberg 8mo ago
The most interesting thing here to me is the leaderboard, because they actually included the estimated price per game. Gemini gets the highest score with a fairly reasonable cost (about 1/3 of the way down).
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by jedberg 8mo ago
It's hard to tell now, but most likely your second post got "second chanced". That's where they go through things that they think might be popular and put them back on the front page, usually a couple days after they we
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by jedberg 8mo ago
Then what did the (now removed) disclaimer refer to?
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by jedberg 8mo ago
I'm more interested in the fact that disclaimer at the top makes me think the entire article is written by AI as a summary of a bunch of reddit posts and tweets and discord topics? Is that what the top says?
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by jedberg 8mo ago
I assume the backup is the copy in R2.
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by jedberg 9mo ago
I'm not sure you've thought this through. That would mean you can't record law enforcement or any other abuse of power. The issue here isn't the recording, it's the packaging it up for sale that's the issue.
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by jedberg 9mo ago
Everyone's Ring doorbells and cameras.
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by jedberg 9mo ago
Amazon also had the ad about Alexa killing you. Not sure what they were thinking exactly.
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Amazon Ring's lost dog ad sparks backlash amid fears of mass surveillance(theverge.com)
676 points by jedberg 9mo ago|394 comments
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by jedberg 9mo ago
I made a comment above about why "toys" are really important. In this case, LLMs are bad at spacial stuff. Someone might stumble upon a great way to get an LLM to do spacial stuff.
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by jedberg 9mo ago
> LLMs are awful at the spatial stuff And some kid is going to come in, make an agent to play this, and accidentally figure out some clever trick to getting an LLM to understand spacial stuff! This is exactly why "toys" are so
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by jedberg 9mo ago
Any time you get mad about a streaming service who seems to have changed music or a credits clip for a TV show or movie, this is basically why. To get the rights to use things in technologies that didn't exist when the media was create
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by jedberg 9mo ago
If a person from the Philippines comes to the USA, they are allowed to drive on our roads as long as they have a valid license in the Philippines (no international permit required). I would assume that would apply here too. But also, they a
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by jedberg 9mo ago
International drivers are allowed to drive on US roads as long as they have a valid license in their own country. In particular, Filipino drivers are allowed to drive on US roads without any extra paperwork. But also, even in the USA, we h
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by jedberg 9mo ago
Not necessarily. Those countries have enough growth to sustain both their population and ours.
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by jedberg 9mo ago
Interesting. That page shows some pretty strong evidence that the prevailing thinking is incorrect. Will have to look more.
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by jedberg 9mo ago
This is what happens when your population growth is driven by legal immigrants, and then you make your country very unfriendly to legal immigrants by "accidentally" locking them up while at the same time making it really hard for
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by jedberg 9mo ago
Not entirely. Sperm counts in young men have been falling for decades. No one is sure why.
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by jedberg 9mo ago
Oh yay, the company that told me to "just use your wife's phone" when I couldn't verify my own phone number, instead of even trying to fix the problem, now wants a copy of my face? Pardon me if I don't have a lot of
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by jedberg 9mo ago
I didn't actually. :). I meant people who change their DNS server or client (usually server) to do "clever" or "more efficient" things. DNSSEC at least has its own RFC and uses the TXT record, which was added to DNS
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by jedberg 9mo ago
The author is the founder of Hasicorp. He created Vault and Terraform, among others.
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by jedberg 9mo ago
When I moved reddit from one datacenter to another, about 70% of the traffic shifted within the TTL. Another 20% moved within a week. Took till the end of a month after the change to get to about 98% But after two months, about 1% was sti
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by jedberg 9mo ago
The biggest issue with DNS is not the protocol, or even the reference implementation. It's the people who think they are clever and try to make things better by making them worse. The most egregious of course is ISPs rewriting TTLs (o

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