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I was with you until "doesn't grant them info that they don't already have." It gives them the opportunity to update their face model of you in a confirmed and consistent manner. It also doesn't improve anything: An
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God I hate this argument and this blunt misunderstanding of computer vision. (I've dealt with it so many times on reddit) Frequently I'm met with these arguments with some imaginative justification for this technology. At this poi
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Ooo we're back in the old good days of twitter again! The time where you could build against it and do things. I wrote a contest winning bot back at one tie: https://theexceptioncatcher.com/blog/2015/11/h
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2y ago
At times it makes me wonder how they can even hold shareholder calls without the investors getting super concerned. How can you deliever or invest in your own product if you can't even afford self created coffee. (~$0.10 a day)
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2y ago
I would love to read your Kafka analysis
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2y ago
Say that again louder for people in the back. Message queues aren't a networking protocol. Anyone can subscribe to consume the events.
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2y ago
Assuming you do that you'll still get vc forcing a different treatment.
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2y ago
I don't think that is the signal that I think most people are hoping for here. When I hear that most code is trivial, I think of this as a language design or a framework related issue making things harder than they should be. Throwing
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2y ago
I got screwed over by this for SongKong from JThink. They sold lifetime prices at higher costs. Then it came out that they guy didn't want to honor it anymore and switched to a yearly license. In the yearly he claims "oh i'll
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2y ago
ActBlue and WinRed both use these tactics and have been doing it for a while. They're at fraud/scammer levels at this point. https://www.nytimes.com/2021/06/26/us/politics/recurring-don...
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2y ago
So I'm getting these emails from the KamalaHarris campaign. They're signed by the domain as well. I've never given money to the organiation, I'm not connected with their party, I've never signed up for the campaign,
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2y ago
Theres an implied threat when flying. It's that you won't be able to take the flight you purchased because they feel vindictive.
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I've had the same experience with the opt out in the pre-check line.
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2y ago
Given the drug policy and clearance ordeal.. doubtful
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2y ago
The concern about organizations and the governments feelings that it needs to track you is a very valid concern. Why does the government need to make sure your "hand job from a friend" venmo payment to your friend is "legally
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2y ago
No shit.
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2y ago
All while pocketing the listing fee.
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2y ago
What's the chance this was an independent event?
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2y ago
The Mccormick center is also hosting the DNC. (Alongside the United Center) It's very capable to handle large conferences and does throughout the year.
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Almost unfixable "Sinkclose" bug affects AMD chips
(wired.com)
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Crowdstrike yet again attempts to use the legal system to avoid responsiblity for their actions (theres talk right now if they'll be held financially responsible for the damage caused), fix thier PR (the Delta v Crowdstrike), and demon
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2y ago
Employees will reportedly be transferred to offices in San Jose, and/or to a new engineering-focused office in Palo Alto that will be shared with xAI.
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(cause much worse problems) Like what, making Chad Kuger make more IG reels where he's annoyed by still touring and people who don't go shitting on the band?
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2y ago
> Taste is something that's often dear to a person, and telling someone they have bad taste is rude. The perception of rude is in the eye of the beholder.(Within context of course) I could see a much better argument here if this was
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Personally I would consider it to be an effort towards world peace but tomato tomatoh.
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2y ago
I think your comment is a great example of a ruthless and cuthtroat nature that we're seeing with "insensitivity pushed policies". To call something unkind when making an option to refuse to play nickleback is absurd and an o
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I have no idea. Chicago had a limited period in which the scooters could operate a few years back. I saw someone that had an experience where the scooter wasn't picked up more than a week past the end. I contacted the alderman to get s
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This is the always online DRM that we saw in the consoles all over again. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Salami_slicing_tactics
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What is the value that OpenAI is bringing to the US right now? Mostly its being used to generate text that fit a query.
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It's not that most people hate risk. It's that individuals whom are harmed by sociopathic individuals that exploit methodologies, techniques, and products to enrich, steal, and harm the population. (When I say that I mean financia
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