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by mh- 4y ago
Is there somewhere one can view that work? I have to admit I'm skeptical, because most of the parent comment's complaints are pretty fundamental to how the app is built. But I share their gripes, and it's similarly important
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by mh- 4y ago
e.g. none? at least in the US. when the credit card issuer fraudulent credits the charges back to your account, you no longer have any (meaningful) damages.
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by mh- 4y ago
This was my take as well.. I was scrolling through the bottom of the comments to see if anyone had mentioned before I did. Hope OP sees this and considers it.
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by mh- 4y ago
The ToS.
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by mh- 4y ago
> Google comes through your email to build a profile for advertising Not on GSuite accounts.
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by mh- 4y ago
> A mortgage AI that calculates premiums for the public shouldn't bias against people with historically black names, for example. That's a great example, thanks. Also, I hope the teams working on that come up with a different
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by mh- 4y ago
My recollection is that using Gopher just felt more or less like browsing the early web with lynx. Simple text resources with hyperlinks.
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by mh- 4y ago
Wow, $299/year. you weren't kidding. I assume this is targeted at professionals that are trying to stay abreast of developments around certain topics/subjects. If you think about it through that lens it's reasonably pric
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by mh- 4y ago
This is indeed the case in my HOA as well and I was (pleasantly) surprised to see it codified as such.
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by mh- 4y ago
Anecdotally, I know several folks who got retina MacBooks when that was new (2012 or so?) and had to switch off of Firefox. For a while it didn't render correctly, and then once it did the performance made it unusable for daily driving
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by mh- 4y ago
This is also what keeps me from considering FF for a daily driver. I have the same workflow and it's very easy to keep straight. I have hotkeys assigned to each profile via macOS shortcuts. Cmd-shift-# focuses a given profile. Or open
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by mh- 4y ago
(That quote comes from the AFL-CIO, not Wikipedia editors, for the curious.)
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by mh- 4y ago
How did you decide what 3 colors to paint them with for the test?
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by mh- 4y ago
Probably both! That's why we shouldn't guess, and votes are secret for a reason.
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by mh- 4y ago
Does Amazon retail make ginormous profits? Genuine question. I googled for a few minutes but, given the way the company is structured with regards to AWS, it doesn't seem simple (possible?) for an outsider to determine the margins on t
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by mh- 4y ago
If he's in SF.. probably not, actually.
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by mh- 4y ago
Perhaps. I wouldn't have named my project this, either, just for the avoidance of an eventual headache. But I find it unlikely this hasn't been flagged to their legal by now.
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by mh- 4y ago
Election votes are anonymous by nature. Card signing is not. I'm not opposed to unionizing but I take issue with the idea that getting 50% support means "it is obvious that they don't need an election."
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by mh- 4y ago
> cogent No, comcast. :) Jokes aside, that paper is very worth reading. And HN readers will recognize one of the authors as the creator of Jepsen, of distributed database testing fame.
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by mh- 4y ago
> which lets face it will come I've had this project starred for at least 7 years, so perhaps Comcast legal has more of a sense of humor than we're giving them credit for.
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by mh- 4y ago
I've experienced that same behavior too. But I also happen to know that, at least in the earlier days of android, they had sophisticated labs available for emulating poor network conditions and software for spoofing GPS on-device in th
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by mh- 4y ago
well, yes, but I guess I think of unbound in a different category from setting up (e.g.) bind. but, my experience configuring bind is probably more than 20 years out of date. you're right to make that correction though, so thank you. :
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by mh- 4y ago
A properly configured unbound running locally can be a decent compromise.
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by mh- 4y ago
this is usually the case when these posts pop up, yep.
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by mh- 4y ago
I expect there is if you constrain what we mean by "forecasts". Like, for my purposes, I'd simply like to know the temperature trend for the next 3-5 days. Will each day's high be hotter or cooler than the previous? Bonu
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by mh- 4y ago
Thanks for clarifying. And I agree with everything you've written. I'm (clearly!) not an expert. Would be fun to see this done as a challenge similar to the old Netflix recommendations ML challenges.
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by mh- 4y ago
I'm not sure I understand the 2nd part of your comment, but: from first principles, coming up with an all-purpose algorithm or generally-applicable model is going to be harder than making it work for a single "use case". for
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by mh- 4y ago
I had the same thoughts (that it would be easy to improve on my local area's forecasts) and considered toying with it too, just for fun. Are there any resources you'd recommend looking at? Also, if you have any interest in sharing
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by mh- 4y ago
Disagree, if he's only interested in producing a better forecast for his location.
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by mh- 4y ago
But that's not at all what happened in the thread we're replying to..

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