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6mo ago
I did complain about it in our chat and my boss later reached out, offering to set up a number on our company's Twilio account but by that time I had already entered my personal number.
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6mo ago
Maybe it depends on the plan. We are on Team not Enterprise.
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6mo ago
Anthropic forces everyone to verify both.
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6mo ago
ANthropic never wanted my money anyway... they don't allow work + personal accounts to have the same phone number. I had to close my personal account otherwise I could not complete onboarding at work. So I pay for Codex instead.
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7mo ago
I'm interested in knowing more about this topic, do you have any resources about the relationship between Swhartz and Altman?
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7mo ago
I would not just rely on situations that are explicitly seen as "dating", such as bars or dating sites. In my experience joining an IRL group activity is what works best (volunteering, community service, church, local band/or
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7mo ago
But sticking around doesn't solve the scenario mentioned by parent. 1. some interesting projects gets to HN main page 2. author of the project is not on HN so creates a green account and interacts even if that person would have the pat
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7mo ago
Same here, I don't know anyone who might send me an invite unfortunately. It's unlikely for this topic to come up organically in a conversation as in "hey by the way are you on lobste.rs" so my previous attempts were by
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Spanish company releases free compressed AI model
(techcrunch.com)
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8mo ago
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9mo ago
I had the same issue, and in my case it turned out it was caused by Logitech G Hub which was running in the background. I uninstalled it and did not experience the issue again. My suggestion is to check any background process that might be
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10mo ago
Interesting. So if I understand correctly, it's like a nonlinear version of a "tilt lens"? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tilt%E2%80%93shift_photography...
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10mo ago
My limited understanding is that they are focusing on B2B and short-term milking B2C until it lasts.
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10mo ago
For many types of users, Windows is no longer viable. I have friends who work at a .NET shop and most of that team now uses Macs. Unthinkable just a few years ago. Meanwhile, I checked ProtonDB and now 90% of my Steam library is Platinum o
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10mo ago
Where do you live? Are tractors not taxed as motor vehicles in your country?
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The simple cult camera that inspired Instagram (2017)
(bbc.com)
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10mo ago
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10mo ago
I have the exact setup shown towards the end of the article - HTPC and K400 keyboard/touchpad. I have tried all "smart" platforms in the past, and this setup is an order of magnitude better in everything. I used to have issue
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11mo ago
People who are not new Linux users might prefer a distro which is part of the same "family" of distros they are already familiar with. Steam OS I believe is based on Arch. Bazzite is based on Fedora. Personally I have experience w
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11mo ago
Clippy was chosen precisely because it was so famously bad. The point of choosing Clippy is to imply that much of what we have now is more anti-user than one of the most anti-user pieces of software of the 90's.
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11mo ago
Ubuntu with a custom DE that has pre-set options to look like Windows or MacOS, so that people moving to Linux from another OS find themselves at home. The custom DE is based on Gnome according to the Wikipedia page[1]. [1] https:/&#x
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11mo ago
I am Italian, that was one of the proudest moment in our history. The Achille Lauro episode was an example of Italy choosing what's best for the region rather than what's best for the people across the Atlantic. Hundreds of hostag
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The Curious Database Powering America's Hospitals [video]
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11mo ago
What's roughly the period when this kind of shenanigans started being common among major automakers? I'm not a car guy and thinking about a used car soon[1], Not sure how far back I should go in terms of year. I am in Australia BT
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11mo ago
I've been using this for a long time and it works better than the official client (which I use on another computer) because it has less bugs. For example the official client has a bug where it will open chats in a separate window even
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11mo ago
AI has existed for several decades before the first LLM was ever created.[1][2][3] And that's not even considering machine learning and deep learning which also have existed for many years before LLMs. Even if you consider the current
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11mo ago
Just to add to it: I found out that disabling the plugin Logitech SetPoint allows me to scroll (it's slow and unpleasant but at least I can scroll)
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11mo ago
I never tried that, thank you!
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Higher prices, simpler streaming expected if HBO Max folds into Paramount+
(arstechnica.com)
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> why, in traditional rich desktop applications, I can't say I have ever missed the ability to select and copy text from the UI I do miss this on an almost daily basis and I have stopped paying for services that force me to use an a
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11mo ago
Archive link for those who, like me, are unable to scroll on that page https://web.archive.org/web/20251111210606/https://www.soke.... PS to add more - I am unable to scroll, all I see is the picture wit
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1y ago
In Italy, where I grew up, my grandparents used to read the Almanacco di Barbanera; the first edition came out in 1762. It is still around https://www.barbanera.it/
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