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by libria 4y ago
Similar to https://twitter.com/Birdbassador/status/1246439050426363906
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by libria 4y ago
This is a very new area where law has not caught up. Surely in any creative process (book author, painter) there is a process where the artist selects and omits elements before the final product. Is not the selection and omission of poorly
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by libria 4y ago
> I wonder if AI can generate vector graphics In this context at least, OP will need to disambiguate Adobe Illustrator/Artificial Intelligence where appropriate.
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by libria 4y ago
Printing a logo on a t-shirt would require very high resolution or it will look pixelated or blurred. Storefront and billboard sizes are out of the question unless you have vectors.
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by libria 4y ago
> > you cannot destroy it, > is this really true? Practically speaking, yes. The value of a parcel is largely from its location/proximity to metro areas. I've never heard of someone destroying residential property directl
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by libria 4y ago
> disappointed in LastPass ... moved over to Bitwarden Same as well, with an intermediate move to Dashlane. I want a reliable, expensive password manager. It's not an easy problem to solve, so if someone's trying to do it che
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by libria 4y ago
These are 2 different types of posts. 1. A new product 2. An independent party's pro/con opinions about that product This thread is about #2. If you feel #1 has value on its own, post that. Read both your link and the OP's.
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by libria 4y ago
You 2 are talking around each other. You're probably both right about 2 different technologies. Lithium ions are rechargeable batteries; lithium primaries are non rechargeable, high performance batteries. Apple air tags use lithium pr
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by libria 4y ago
https://www.lastweekinaws.com/blog/the-aws-service-i-hate-th... > The fact that it’s the internal service used to provision AWS accounts means that AWS engineers building AWS are insulated from the way that the rest
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by libria 4y ago
> Everyone thinks this is illegal I agree that declaring and executing race targeted layoffs should be illegal. > you’re giving the CEO the most optimistic end of the spectrum No. I think he's honestly trying to say "One par
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by libria 4y ago
> > our layoffs [...] were carried out through an Anti-Racist/Anti-Oppression lens > the Chief Executive of a publicly-traded company seems to have admitted [...] that he conducted race-based layoffs The opposite. Lawson is tr
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by libria 4y ago
I fear for this world if one cannot responsibly process the data they're given after all the cards are put on the table.
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by libria 4y ago
> You are clearly unaware of the legal requirements here. I am definitely unaware. If you do know the specific law/infraction, please link to it as that would help the discussion. It doesn't help to vaguely hand-wave (emotion
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by libria 4y ago
I don't know the specific law, but FCC does expect a phone to be able to reach 911 (e.g., 911 Act). There must already be a penalizing process or fines in place for manufacturers who fail to meet basic standards. I'm not sure wha
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by libria 4y ago
> I can angle my Ring camera to my smoking hot neighbor so I can record her doing yardwork Probably too late to add that this was a hypothetical, but I'm glad the voting on this indicates how much we despise what's legally allo
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by libria 4y ago
A US law is shaped by what we think is 1) acceptable behavior 2) enforceable, practically I think video recording laws are largely influenced by 2). I can angle my Ring camera to my smoking hot neighbor so I can record her doing yardwork.
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by libria 4y ago
We can't argue that until we have data on the true positives. For all we know, HALF the titles had the submitters pet word in all caps.
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by libria 4y ago
> Should we celebrate acquisitions? [...] everyone congratulates everyone else Are they? Postmark didn't mention anything about celebrating or congratulating. They did say they were "excited [...] Postmark will [...] become ev
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by libria 4y ago
YouTube for me. It was ad-free in the beginning but it never would have survived that way for long. The current ad experience is palatable at least. And clients work well in all browsers/iPhone/Android/embedded.
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by libria 4y ago
"Wow, iPods, it's been a wild ride, amirite?"
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by libria 5y ago
> 5% - first year, 15% - second , then 5% each quarter, i think... It's 5%, 15%, 40%, 40%. In lieu of RSU's in Year 1, you get a big signing bonus. Year 2, not quite as big signing bonus (hence the +10% RSU). Year 3 and 4, noth
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by libria 5y ago
You take your username seriously =)
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by libria 5y ago
I'd probably be the worst person to have around after someone's house burned down. I have almost zero sentiment to material except photo albums but those are in the cloud (Yes, I would weep if all of iCloud + off-site storage wer
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by libria 5y ago
2100 likes & no dislikes, though. Looks like the people have spoken!
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by libria 5y ago
Is this animal poop or human specifically?
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by libria 5y ago
In the worst case > around 44ms and 206ms so around 162ms difference per 100,000 elements. This doesn't concern most of us for anything less than 1,000 elements (1.62ms). I use querySelector more often simply for aesthetics (consi
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by libria 5y ago
I'm wondering how plumbing & grey/black water could possibly withstand inches of shear or compression stress without bursting leaks, let alone feet.
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by libria 5y ago
It's an icon, like the most popular save icon depicts a dead format https://www.google.com/search?q=save+icon Earlier discussion here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=14460013
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by libria 5y ago
Somewhat. In both cases, females were able to self-reproduce. In the film, females switched to male to fertilize. In the condors case, eggs developed without fertilization from males who were available.
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by libria 5y ago
> https://remoteok.io/hn Might also need the reverse of this, HN dressed up as a job search site. For when your parents keep nagging you to look for a job, but you just want to browse HN.

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