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by ncr100 3y ago
Word, Windows, Apple, Amazon
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by ncr100 3y ago
YouTube itself is not much of a content creator. Do the actual creators get to choose the ads their content is promoting? Are the Google ads on YT are the main revenue for creators? What amount does sponsorship play for creator's overa
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by ncr100 3y ago
They do have a '23 Gaza war mention in their Israel Palestine conflict article, although it's not calling that incident out for a specific historical significance ... It's still playing out I don't know that we know wha
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by ncr100 3y ago
Fascinating. I just skimmed the United States AI regulation executive order and this type of scenario, reputational damage, it does not seem to be mentioned by the United States president's office. So it's like yet another way tha
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by ncr100 3y ago
Oh yes https://movie-sounds.org/sci-fi-movie-samples/quotes-with-so...
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by ncr100 3y ago
Maybe an aftermarket keyboard? I know you're not serious but aftermarket keyboards some of them have little OLED inside the keys. Also somehow the Apple vision Pro headset might provide you with that one extra awkward step needed to ac
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by ncr100 3y ago
Thank you for this fascinating insight into labor organizations in Sweden. Observations: The things that stand out to me are that Tesla owners would potentially not be able to have their car serviced, and the overall unity of seemingly unre
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by ncr100 3y ago
"just business" is a tautology. I feel this is exploitation. I believe not all "business" operates this way nor does it have to. The power-imbalance and difference in legal briefing of Apple vs Orange teams would be an E
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by ncr100 3y ago
Shall we begin to expect provenance, then? Like, for our own factual informational health?
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by ncr100 3y ago
Fantastic. Love that sci Fi show.
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by ncr100 3y ago
They also have made a very large and high tech scraping knife, to remove any jam. /Jk
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by ncr100 3y ago
Look here https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38001630 for talk about regulating this new-ish aspect of business.
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by ncr100 3y ago
You would want to have access to a larger display, to show larger images to your older eyes. Unless your euphamism 'must be getting old' is not actually meaning you're old / have eye strain. I'm aging, and my eyes a
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by ncr100 3y ago
And he as a billionaire lives in a tax favorable nation for him, where federal agencies don't receive proper funding in part due to low taxes on people with wealth like him, resulting in lower funding for legally required regulation of
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by ncr100 3y ago
All conversations with a board are possibly unpleasant, even successful moments, "why aren't you more successful." Market economy. Bleh.
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by ncr100 3y ago
/s they should just use directX
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by ncr100 3y ago
In my experience with Crossover, it provides access to a lot of Windows games. And they are core to the proton/wine scene. So they are the shit. Gaming on your Mac with crossover is viable.
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by ncr100 3y ago
Well .. it's a novel minimalistic attack. A trivial attack. Cloud Flare also got one of these, 201 RPS.
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by ncr100 3y ago
As in, "good by Gaza Strip" type of change? What are they doing?
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by ncr100 3y ago
Reaction: Whomever works in PRODUCT at Google has egg on their face. An interesting idea: One could use this feature, and the special site: https://bard.google.com/share URL (or https://duckduckgo.com/?t=ffab
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by ncr100 3y ago
Nice kidding too! <Nick claps>
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by ncr100 3y ago
Amazing. Good lord Knuth is smart. He remembered questions for chatgpt which he thought up the prior day. And he intelligently & knowledgeably parsed the response.
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by ncr100 3y ago
Lordy - yes, terrifically horrible example.
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by ncr100 3y ago
Very neat. Thank you @tempaway22641
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by ncr100 3y ago
Is a case for disruption: > Text editing on mobile was considered “good enough.” Since people weren’t complaining, there was little motivation to improve it. Put it another way, "make things better" just because they can be mad
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by ncr100 3y ago
Are these government institutions in Bristol? If so do they have public blogs or other citizen friendly mechanics for sharing important decisions?
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by ncr100 3y ago
That's an awesome and horrifying story. I used to work with a software engineer who said to me he would never trust medical equipment that was computerized. It's hard to escape it these days but 20 years ago he was well aware of h
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by ncr100 3y ago
This suggests a social trend of pushing back against misleading marketing. Is there evidence of that behind this article's conjecture? Is (American) society changing? (Is this another twist of the "Where's the beef?" mom
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by ncr100 3y ago
Why John? He works for the board, since like '13. I presume you don't know what the board discussed to come to this plan It's a public company but those discussions are private.
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by ncr100 3y ago
In a public company like Unity we still don't know the truth of who said what, in the board room, to decide this horrific path. I agree the board is responsible, it's too dramatic an f-up for just one.

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