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by morpheuskafka 5mo ago
A warehouse or factory would have more jobs, but would also bring massive truck loads to the local roads and corresponding pollution. The low staffing of datacenters means that one they are built there is little transportation impact.
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by morpheuskafka 5mo ago
There used to be so much discussion of "brand safety" and people would flip out if their ad showed on a video that didn't align with company viewpoints, even though the company clearly wasn't the creator of the video. No
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by morpheuskafka 5mo ago
> True but how many times have people sent someone "let me google that for you". Sure, but that's for reddit comments. No one would do that at work or they would be fired. The OP is talking about people using ChatGPT to sp
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by morpheuskafka 5mo ago
Wasn't it posted a few weeks ago that the frontend code for Claude or maybe Gemini or one of them had a swearing-at-model classifier that passed a flag to the backend? (Not sure why it was even done in frontend, but it was.)
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by morpheuskafka 5mo ago
I agree, even if they decide to persist with this, they need to grow into a more robust business (ex. focusing on the abandoned cart followup niche) than just being an API that can get shut down overnight. And yeah it's definitely late
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by morpheuskafka 5mo ago
> iMessage is intended for communicating with family and friends, and is not for conducting commercial activities or disseminating unwanted messages. iMessage misuse may result in service limitations. https://www.apple.com&#x
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by morpheuskafka 5mo ago
Seeing that YC will even fund something as risky as this, I'm going to go ahead and late apply. I have a feeling I shouldn't write that as the reason though ;) Seriously though, this is wild. How is this different from those click
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by morpheuskafka 5mo ago
> We rotate sending identities, warm them gradually, and cap volume per identity per day to stay well below the heuristics Apple uses to throttle abusive senders. Anyone promising \"unlimited blast\" volume is one ban away fro
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by morpheuskafka 5mo ago
> But it's not. Some FAANGs are doing amazing things with unlimited tokens Giving someone unlimited access to a resources is not the same as directing or incentivizing them to use it for the sake of using it which is what the parent
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by morpheuskafka 5mo ago
But there are no auditors required for HIPAA. Only the government (HHS OCR) itself can enforce the standards.
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by morpheuskafka 5mo ago
There is a huge political difference between OCI and a Chinese travel document. A CTD explicitly lists the bearers nationality as Chinese. An OCI card, as you said, is effectively like a PR card for former citizens. It is explicitly not cit
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by morpheuskafka 5mo ago
> As I said, this is inherently a violation of the commitment the visitor made when entering the US on a non-immigrant visa, as much as (say) exceeding the limit on the hours per week an international student can work. Your concept of &q
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by morpheuskafka 5mo ago
> A plurality of Americans don’t pay federal income taxes What does a plurality even mean here? This is a binary question, so plurality and majority are the same thing. And I don't think it is factually correct that the majority of
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by morpheuskafka 5mo ago
The child has Chinese citizenship (and presumably some kind of Dutch PR) from birth in that case. > Any person born in China whose parents are both Chinese nationals or one of whose parents is a Chinese national shall have Chinese nation
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by morpheuskafka 5mo ago
Both of your examples are wrong. China considers it a "nationality conflict," the child is issued a Travel Document and treated as a citizen domestically, they can still be registered on hukou and get ID card. Apparently they used
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by morpheuskafka 5mo ago
You absolutely have to wait several years, but the point they were making is, there is no requirement to have ever worked IN the US or held any nonimmigrant visa to get a green card. The way the law was originally written, both the employme
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by morpheuskafka 5mo ago
How is it easier when you still have to human-approve the creation interactively, and we have no idea how long this service will be around or if pricing will change (which could result in being locked out of accounts agents created and late
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by morpheuskafka 5mo ago
I'm just not seeing why anyone would buy a paid plan for this when they could buy a domain for <$10, and throw something like MXRoute or one of the numerous mailserver Docker scripts behind it. Then their LLM can make as many inbox
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by morpheuskafka 5mo ago
> So in some sense if Apple is using gcp's for icloud then aren't they just reselling google storage themselves and google can always beat them in pricing while also wanting to chew away at the percentage of iphones themselves
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by morpheuskafka 5mo ago
He worked for CISA. Surely there is either a security clearance with indoctrination and training, or at the very least, some sort of mandatory training/onboarding for all contractor staff?
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by morpheuskafka 5mo ago
The repo name was literally "Private-CISA". Would be fun to (a) search through repo names with private/internal/etc in them and (b) search for govt agency / non-tech company that otherwise wouldn't be expected
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by morpheuskafka 5mo ago
This article might be handy for someone interviewing at that firm (Red Balloon) that sends you a "weird" hard drive as the interview CTF? I still have it sitting around but it arrived around finals season so I never really looked
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by morpheuskafka 5mo ago
They still have two important moats: (1) expensive hardware tools (even stuff like SATA write blockers are kind of expensive for what they are), spare hard drive collections to swap failed PCBs, etc and (2) the "nobody got fired for hi
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by morpheuskafka 5mo ago
> Any app built on top of this stack to 'make it easier' is competing with 'I don't care what's happening, just ask Claude to do it'. To put it another way, the customers of these frontier models are implici
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by morpheuskafka 5mo ago
Seems like the company has now suspended newly created accounts and disabled signups... aren't they being paid or required on some kind of government contract to manage this system?
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by morpheuskafka 5mo ago
This article hints at what I feel is one of the not-yet-realized transformations that LLM coding brings: can we finally drop Electron/React Native and just have LLMs automate the work of transforming Figma/wireframes and behavior
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by morpheuskafka 5mo ago
This list of (supposedly 7388, didn't realize there even were that many?) of them can apparently now be registered online replacing the email method in the OP: https://localitymanagement.us/registrar/domain/de
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by morpheuskafka 5mo ago
I don’t doubt that some offer and charge for rentals. (I think mine only charged $130 ish for purchase though.) However, I am shocked to hear that there is not even an option to purchase them at OP’s university. Many people like to keep the
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by morpheuskafka 5mo ago
> I am reminded why I left AWS and how I need to finish the job, get off AWS Workmail, move my domains from Route53 and never return. Well, besides for the fact that the author's got suspended for no reason, WorkMail is being shut d
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by morpheuskafka 5mo ago
Each consulate handles the process a bit differently, but there is a bit of a hack called Direct Consular Filing where you can file the I-130 directly to the consulate if you can show urgency, and the easiest way to do so is to have the US

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