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by kijin 3y ago
Only because there are strong legal protections for residential tenants. Those laws don't apply to your relationship with Google.
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by kijin 3y ago
Sherry, then. Or vermouth. Or any other fortified wine. It shouldn't be any more difficult to search for than whisky.
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by kijin 3y ago
Surgical scrubs are disposable. Patient gowns are usually made of tough materials like cotton and polyester that can tolerate a fair amount of heat. If bleach in lukewarm water doesn't work, how about a boil wash? Boil washing is usual
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by kijin 3y ago
I thought Elon's takeover of Twitter was a mess... but now OpenAI is taking it to a whole new level. Hypothesis: excessive hype + tens of billions of dollars at stake = even supposedly intelligent people are prone to lose their shit.
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by kijin 3y ago
This kind of conflict of interest is usually not an issue when it comes to non-profits. Nonprofit boards are often filled with people who own businesses in the same field, especially if said nonprofit is meant to help promote or coordinate
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by kijin 3y ago
This is the alternate history in which Mark Antony grabs the mic first, and Brutus never gets to articulate a coherent sentence before he is forced to flee. Sam and his allies have been extremely effective at getting their voice out on all
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by kijin 3y ago
Mira Murati is interim CEO. Her job is to find [edit: not hire] a new CEO, after which she can either resign or return to her previous role.
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by kijin 3y ago
Note that adding your domain to the PSL has potentially unwanted side effects. For example, it will become somewhat inconvenient to share data across your subdomains. Instead of just setting a session cookie with domain=.start.page, you wil
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by kijin 3y ago
Brilliant as sama is, a star fundraiser is more replaceable than a top engineer. One can imagine Microsoft, for example, swooping in and acquiring a larger share of the for-profit entity (and an actual seat on the board, dammit) for more bi
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by kijin 3y ago
> In a coup, a leader with the support of the people is ousted by force. Not necessarily. An unpopular leader can be even easier to overthrow, because the faction planning the coup has a higher chance of gaining popular support afterwa
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by kijin 3y ago
It looks like the meme began when the first one got the catalog designation "cow". The next one got "kwla", so it's called koala. Ancient Greeks and Chinese alike looked at the sky and saw animals in the constellati
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by kijin 3y ago
It's easy to get the share structure you want if you're the founder of a typical C Corp. Sam Altman can probably do it in his sleep. In a non-profit structure, your options are much more limited. There are no shares, no shareholde
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by kijin 3y ago
Basic proxying seems to be working fine for me. Existing DNS records continue to be served. Existing files on R2 are accessible. Can't change anything without a bunch of API errors, though. Hope I don't need to turn on "I&#x2
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by kijin 3y ago
Since when are GET requests with side effects a good thing?
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by kijin 3y ago
Many websites actually do this. It significantly weakens the defense against the forwarding problem because people will blindly click submit. But IMO it's an acceptable compromise for anything not business-critical. Some people have co
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by kijin 3y ago
Not everyone uses Gmail or a modern email client that understands the one-click List-Unsubscribe protocol, so senders must include an HTML unsubscribe link in the body of the email in order to comply with relevant rules in all jurisdictions
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by kijin 3y ago
That exists for a reason, and it's not nefarious at all. Lot of people, especially of the older generation, forward all sorts of emails to their friends and family every day. If one person who received a forwarded email doesn't li
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by kijin 3y ago
Unfortunately, the captcha is a deal breaker for anyone who is running APIs instead of regular, boring, human-accessible websites. We can barely tell humans and robots apart, and have no idea how to tell good robots from bad robots.
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by kijin 3y ago
Cloudflare's layer-7 protection is crap, but it's still orders of magnitude more effective than anything Linode or Hetzner can pull off. Any major cloud or datacenter can block an old-fashioned UDP flood these days, but botnets ha
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by kijin 3y ago
If you're under attack now, you should get a new public IP first. Then you can hide behind Cloudflare and drop all unproxied connections. Unless and until you get a new IP, no amount of Cloudflare wizardry can stop all the direct traff
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by kijin 3y ago
You don't even need to press a physical switch. Anything that can short a jumper on the motherboard would be enough.
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by kijin 3y ago
Can't see anything on publicly available street view images. The stickers are generally small, have low contrast, and are often hidden by the dot pattern surrounding the windshield if you look from straight ahead. (They are inside the
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by kijin 3y ago
If you send a student somewhere outside of the classroom, the parents can argue that 1) you deprived him/her of educational opportunities; 2) you mentally abused him/her by sending her alone into the dark, scary corridor; and 3) y
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by kijin 3y ago
It became customary because parking spaces are so hard to find in Seoul. You often need to block someone else's car. When the other car needs to move, they'll call the number on your windscreen. It's usually on the driver&#x2
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by kijin 3y ago
If the germs are from the same air that you're breathing and moving around in, and not growing inside the dryer or particularly concentrated in any way, I don't see what the problem is. The same germs will be found on the surface
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by kijin 3y ago
Bidirectionally pushable doors for the win! You can just push with your foot.
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by kijin 3y ago
Coca-Cola is indeed highly profitable, but American consumers have indicated time and again that they want some real bread and beef to go with that Coca-Cola. They want to feel reasonably full, and they can't come back 6 times a day no
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by kijin 3y ago
Modern fast food is deliberately engineered to make it as addictive as possible while still being palatable and cheap to produce, in order to maximize sales. That sounds more nefarious than I intended, so let me rephrase it. Modern fast foo
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by kijin 3y ago
It's a double-edged sword. Give your own cells too much of a free pass, and you'll have runaway cancer all the time.
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by kijin 3y ago
Aren't there 16GB DDR5 sticks? With smaller sticks, they could populate all the channels while keeping total memory capacity the same as other setups. I don't see why they had to splurge all the way up to 512GB.

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