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mplewis
3y ago
API rate limits don't keep you from doing the nasty stuff when you want to target one specific individual.
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3y ago
Urbit is a weird freak system built to be intentionally hard to use by a bunch of actual fascists whose goal is to become the new landlords of an imaginary digital real estate economy. Yes, it deserves all the ridicule you can give it and m
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3y ago
When someone stores their MFA credential in a password manager, that only means that in the worst case, they are as insecure as someone with no MFA – right? This doesn't seem like a big problem to me for two reasons: 1. if they're
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3y ago
Sandstorm is a very different category of system from k8s.
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3y ago
The TOS has been updated to state the following: > Notwithstanding the above, Zoom will not use audio, video or chat Customer Content to train our artificial intelligence models without your consent.
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3y ago
No, this is a little different from the Signal protocol.
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3y ago
Absolutely not. What right do you have to tell women what motherhood means to them? Mind your own business.
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3y ago
Um, good for you?
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mplewis
3y ago
Bad code doesn't usually come from lack of effort. It usually comes from business requirements that grow over time with deadlines attached.
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3y ago
This is a submarine piece for the trail runners in the article.
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3y ago
So the car only lies to you about its capabilities in some contexts? That's reassuring.
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3y ago
It sounds like you're making excuses for the unintuitive interface.
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3y ago
On iOS, ExchangeBlocker helps block these calls: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/exchangeblocker/id1344628290
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3y ago
It is not a wise use of limited resources when we aim to build a society that serves all. A human without access to basic civilization is not an "error mode." They are a person that we need to help. Human civilization doesn't
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3y ago
Will it be possible to get a DIY kit for the outdoor monitor? I would be interested in 3D printing my own case at home.
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3y ago
This person’s view is so insular and so self-centered that they truly seem to believe that IRC is not complicated. This is an excellent illustration of how important it is to stay grounded and connected to your real-world user base.
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mplewis
3y ago
The average user cannot be expected to run an additional piece of software just to use chat.
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3y ago
Ah yes, we can't hear your complaints – some people were being abusive, and so we have to ignore all the feedback. Thanks, Google!
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3y ago
Why not? Worldcoin is a shitcoin until you prove it has value.
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3y ago
OK, so I gaze into the orb, it generates me a private key, and assigns me a wallet. Now what happens when I leak that private key? Is it all over for me and my money? I obviously can't get another one – you get one World ID per human.
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3y ago
Firefox outperforms Chrome on web benchmarks, and it leaks less of your personal info to Google.
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3y ago
The crypto integration is an indication of a compromised vision and a lack of judgment. If the dev is willing to shove that in, what else is in there that I’m not aware of?
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3y ago
Because once WEI is ubiquitous, they will turn off holdback.
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3y ago
Most people using cash at a dispensary are using the ATM at a dispensary too.
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3y ago
Cool! More features from SO that no one wants!
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mplewis
3y ago
I always appreciate seeing a professional, courteous, and honest postmortem like this one.
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3y ago
Google Docs already does have this level of revision history.
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3y ago
Well, that's what I mean. The revisions and edits are what show that you wrote it, rather than copying from an AI line by line.
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3y ago
That's correct.
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3y ago
WEI turns non-compliant browsers into second-class citizens. You’re perfectly free to use whatever compliant browser engine and OS combo you like today – but in a world with WEI, you’ll have to use Approved Chrome on an Approved OS on Appro
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