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by lozenge 8mo ago
I don't understand the legal side, but after gaining and kicking a Tiktok addiction during and after COVID, I believe it. I was there 4-8 hours a day and tried to scroll videos while washing dishes (and during nearly any other activity
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by lozenge 8mo ago
They are targetting whatever has eyeballs. If people are looking for purchasing advice they have probably come from Google. So if Google is indexing the subreddit it is fair game. That means every subreddit that is not 18+, and Reddit also
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by lozenge 8mo ago
That's a standard error clause. In the case PyImport_ImportModule threw a Python exception, you need to Py_DECREF any C local variables which are new references(not borrowed references) and return -1. From the later call PyModule_AddOb
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by lozenge 8mo ago
I remember when we used interns as an analogy to explain LLMs, now we've come full circle and are using LLMs as an analogy to explain people.
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by lozenge 8mo ago
That's the best part, the holes maintain themselves. Heck, they even appear without a site survey or paperwork.
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by lozenge 8mo ago
The relevant market here is the creators not the consumers. As a creator you have no choice but to accept whatever fees Apple, Google, Steam etc set. Or whatever rates Spotify pays you per stream. The fact you "could" host your ow
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by lozenge 10mo ago
There are continuous extraction fans, they're called dMEV systems. Eg https://www.epicair.co.uk/products/vent-axia-lo-carbon-reviv... There's also systems which can move air both ways through the whole house
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by lozenge 11mo ago
But the post isn't talking about Microsoft, it's specifically calling the people that work on GitHub monkeys.
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by lozenge 11mo ago
The Copilot extension uses proposed APIs, meaning it's on an allowlist bundled with VS Code. Roo likely enables these early. The API can stay proposed for years before Microsoft opens it up to third party users.
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by lozenge 11mo ago
There's also Eclipse Che. They wrote a web based IDE from scratch and made it compatible with VS Code extensions but also provided extra APIs.
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by lozenge 11mo ago
Well this is why headlights have dipped beam and full beam. The issue is the dipped beam is getting as bright as the full beam used to be, and is mounted higher on the car as well.
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by lozenge 11mo ago
It's still a form of rent seeking. They charge 2% because nobody else has the capability to create an alternative. It's preferable for a government to reduce rent seeking as it makes the economy more productive, eg by limiting the
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by lozenge 11mo ago
Age and city isn't all that identifying, I don't see anything useful there that isn't already in census etc. They are just doing it because YouTube promotes highly commented videos, hence the old saying "like, comment an
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by lozenge 11mo ago
Direct air capture can't be purchased at any price to even soak up 1% of our emissions.
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by lozenge 1y ago
As a developer, you have to offer your app on both phones otherwise your business won't get anywhere. There's no choice there.
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by lozenge 1y ago
Not considered? The words "Google Play" are in the judgment 47 times. Maybe you could read it? By your logic, each of the two companies could use the other as an example and then both get away with breaking competition law. Two wr
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by lozenge 1y ago
This has also happened for entire countries.
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by lozenge 1y ago
They still have to request every 5 pages separately so they could be caught for requesting pages faster than you could realistically tap through the book on an actual phone or tablet.
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by lozenge 1y ago
They do. But the Cobalt version is still used on new TVs and to view new videos with new features, so it can't just be a time capsule.
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by lozenge 1y ago
Here's the IP address ranges- https://docs.aws.amazon.com/vpc/latest/userguide/aws-ip-work...
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by lozenge 1y ago
It all links back to preventing renewable energy and maintaining our dependence on fossil fuel imports from autocratic nations and "big enough to lobby" O&G industry. The locals and their dislike of power lines are just conven
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by lozenge 1y ago
The best defence seems to be to configure your 2FA app to require biometrics. I'm not sure why they didn't mention this option.
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by lozenge 1y ago
Does the student not have access to the grades? As they are applying to medical school, a few hours of drudgery form filling will still be the easiest part of the process.
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by lozenge 1y ago
Why don't they just email a form after/when you apply and you fill in all the grades in a structured data way? How many grades are we talking about here. Then the PDF would just be the proof that your grades were real.
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by lozenge 1y ago
Don't worry about it, as one very famous and respected climate change economist once calculated, farming only comes to 3% of global GDP.
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by lozenge 1y ago
Your company should get a better company, mine either asks to download and run a file or presents a login form. I'm not sure what they do after that because I've never failed that badly...
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by lozenge 1y ago
You'll notice the doctor's office in the article already has a team of billing experts. But instead of working on new claims, they are being forced to relitigate claims they already submitted that weren't accepted.
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by lozenge 1y ago
So increase the health care spending, then you can raise premiums. An issue the ACA drafters already knew about, and tried (and failed) to deal with.
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by lozenge 1y ago
Advent of code is deliberately set up to be doable in Python. You can also imagine a useful problem which Rust takes 2 weeks to do, how long would it take in Python?
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by lozenge 1y ago
Loading an img tag doesn't involve trusting a domain. Especially using crossorigin and refererpolicy attributes.

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