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4mo ago
But… how many hours are billable? I guess you must have a good marketing site?
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4mo ago
China already won when 空降美国人 were created 20, 30 years ago.
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4mo ago
Vector search was around at least since Damashek in 1995, a solid five years prior to fine article’s timeline. And the references in that paper reach back even farther. The supposed evolution was way earlier than what is related in the arti
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4mo ago
Clickbait title. Let me save you the time and tell you that the author never gets around to sharing what they think the biggest tell is. Perhaps an AI would have worked the answer into the article.
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4mo ago
Then it’s not opted. It’s just in.
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4mo ago
It’s not just the one detail. They also racialized the discussion of the impact and, egads, a cardinal sin, they mentioned the “Gulf of Mexico” and made their mention of the governor’s decision a partisan jab by not including the “one detai
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4mo ago
If you have any friends or contacts or family who have ever shared any private information with you of any kind (phone number, address, photo, private opinions, etc.) you damn well have something to hide.
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4mo ago
This kind of device access also affects others whose private information is shared privately on the device of the traveler. CBP partly justify the invasion of privacy by citing a supposed reduced expectation of privacy when traveling. But p
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4mo ago
You mean in 2018 maybe?
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6mo ago
I have never noticed an issue but now that we’re talking about it I realize It’s never occurred to me to run a speed test during a heavy downpour. Which might tell you something positive by itself. Next time I will do so but it might be a w
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6mo ago
Perhaps they discovered that they had been misled about him. Don’t get me wrong, I’m not saying he’s not flawed. Just that people learn things and change their minds. But you’re also right about people giving up morals for financial gain. J
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6mo ago
You entirely missed the point. Please don’t disengage from those bars you perceive to be tainted in some way.
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6mo ago
I’ve never had an issue with Starlink when it’s cloudy, or rainy for that matter. They even advertise this. Mini is different this way?
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7mo ago
Bettering humanity is a pretty good two word summary of what should be the meaning of life and everyone’s goal. Please don’t disengage.
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7mo ago
Not true in general on HN about one side only; it happens to all sides imho. But if you wanted to measure, you would have to normalize by the total number of occurrences on each side, and there is a lot of passive aggressive wording so the
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7mo ago
It’s possible to want something without wanting to live in a system where there is a nanny to enforce that thing. Other means of enforcement exist, such as free markets.
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7mo ago
This is in the US. It’s a free country. Things are legal by default (that’s a good thing) until the system notices them and makes a law. Having seen how things work where freedom is not the default, I much prefer freedom.
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7mo ago
I can construct some educated guesses in my imagination, but does anyone know the backstory of why?
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7mo ago
Sensor damage https://youtube.com/shorts/oeHtfMFdzIY?si=hpLBgqom_kHVPuhL
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8mo ago
Fascinating. If you're not aware of Jesse Schell's book on game design, even if your work is unrelated to games, I highly recommend taking a look. Would love to hear more about your work / product.
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8mo ago
Fortunately 1. For slow speeds, it’s not like you have to live with that slowness every day. The impact is limited to the remaining few days of the month where you ran up against the 100GB, so the either-or in your statement looks worse tha
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9mo ago
E2E encrypted is nothing if key escrow is happening. Why did they change their wording from: Nobody can read your data, not even Apple to: Apple cannot read your data. You know why.
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They transitioned from “nobody can read your data, not even Apple” to “Apple cannot read your data.” Think about what that change means. And even that is not always true. They also were deceptive about iCloud encryption where they claimed t
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I did my first programming with those wooden blocks. I would build structures deliberately designed to gradually self destruct through a long sequence of actions. A cylinder rolls down a ramp and displaces a support that tips a tower that h
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9mo ago
Try four leading spaces? Test, is this monospaced? 012345678901234567890123456789
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My household alone has had two fender benders in the past six weeks, one of which will not be reported (and, maybe not relevant, both the fault of other drivers). Zooming out in time they are less common but most are unreported. The big que
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9mo ago
Yes, I will try to find better ways to engage. Thanks for your moderating hand here.
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Most minor fender benders are not reported by the involved people, whereas even the most minor ones often caused by other humans must be assiduously reported by any company doing such a rollout. A responsible journalist with half a clue wou
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If your system (pseudo-) random number generator (RNG) is compromised to derive a portion of its entropy from things that are knowable by knowing the time when the function ran, then the search space for cracking keys created around the sam
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10mo ago
Anyone interested in the topic of whether the US can stay ahead of China should ask AI to explain to them the Chinese concepts of 空降美国人 and 美宝. These concepts are the reason why during some periods flights to the US have had an uncanny numb
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