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8mo ago
I think this refers to "bombing for peace". Sure the West should have just let Iran nuke whoever it wanted.
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8mo ago
Surely the framing is "we the people allow you to operate this (otherwise illegal) dangerous vehicle on public roads, on the condition that by default you are responsible for whatever transgressions".
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8mo ago
Swiss police requested the data and handed it to the FBI.
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8mo ago
The government does need to know where the people building their lives on breaking the law are. Don't think CBP wants to know where you are.
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8mo ago
Fantastic creatures diving to retrieve their pantry supplies or the head of a family grappling with a mild midlife crisis is not exactly on the same scale with a band of warriors reclaiming their homeland and in passing dealing with the e
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8mo ago
It was a children's book and probably isn't anymore.
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Moomins don't depict anything like saving the world, it's a whimsical universe dealing with whimsical non-issues. I can see why Tolkien lovers are upset at these even though I'm not really one of them.
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8mo ago
So what, you'd take living under an American stooge's rule over a religious fanatic's any day.
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8mo ago
Both can be true at the same time.
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8mo ago
My choice would be, if banning a particular process, also ban imports of products made with this process. Another facet is that not only we got to enjoy clean air and outsourced pollution, we also paid our strategic enemies enough for them
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8mo ago
He expressed lack of will to grind prep for classical matches.
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8mo ago
If you don't have the will to compete nobody is obliged to chase you.
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9mo ago
It's about time people woke up to the fact China is not just after jerbs.
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9mo ago
An HN mention is surely grounds for a whopping $2.04 hike.
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9mo ago
Sorry, clang 26.0 requires an Nvidia B200 to run.
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9mo ago
It's thousands of pages, surely investing some time in a script is faster. They were in a rush as well. If they were faking the documents rather than the delivery method they definitely could have invested some time in flawless looks.
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9mo ago
It's either non-criminal or way less criminal than the new gold standard of billionaire horrible.
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9mo ago
Microsoft quickly learned to pick their battles and basically left Windows anti-piracy features at "just about anyone will be able to do it" level, pretty much only going after large dodgy companies. MS benefited enormously from a
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9mo ago
He was implicated in infidelity and STDs, not kiddie diddling, or was he?
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9mo ago
My understanding is they targeted particular users of Notepad++, not the author.
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9mo ago
His code, his rules.
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9mo ago
Wait, you were serious?
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9mo ago
This post doesn't go to to great detail, but seems to run natively: https://www.reddit.com/r/windows/comments/1n1no1k/august_202...
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9mo ago
Operating ads directly or reaping profits from renting out your platform to the highest bidder, it's still ad revenue and profit.
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9mo ago
Claude code produces stuff orders of magnitude more complicated than classifying expenses. If the task can be run locally on hardware you own anyway, it should.
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9mo ago
Win95 is only 30 years old and runs natively on some modern hardware. Apparently there is important stuff still running in emulated PDP-11s, almost double the age.
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9mo ago
Why shouldn't you? It's your device, it has hardware made specifically for inference. What's to be gained, other than battery life, by offloading inference to someone else? To be lost, at least, is your data ownership and per
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9mo ago
This implies the GPS chip is either integrated with the modem or the actual user-facing OS is passing the location data around - any idea which is it?
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9mo ago
How would the modem know your coordinates if the OS doesn't provide them?
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9mo ago
Yes it is.
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