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by ncr100 3mo ago
According to a local Instagram posting he has difficulty traversing fence rails. When he was young, a year ago, a neighbor saw his family helping him as he fumbled. And so this neighbor says they cut open a hole in their fence at ground lev
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by ncr100 3mo ago
According to the article, follow ups are being met with stone walling. My speculations - prosecutor became close to learning about drug operations - corrupt US presidency attracted murder for power exchange opportunity attention from local
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by ncr100 3mo ago
https://xcancel.com/trq212/status/2080710971228918066
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by ncr100 3mo ago
Speaking for you, or All of you? How?
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by ncr100 3mo ago
"You have 10 seconds to comply"
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by ncr100 3mo ago
> The times I regretted going with the 2nd or 3rd place candidate because they were cheaper ended up setting us back by months. Roughly, how did it become clear that the second or third place candidates set the company back by months? Di
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by ncr100 3mo ago
The man, Frank Bisignano has an estimated net worth of approximately $1 billion. Interesting?
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by ncr100 3mo ago
1. Invest in your senses I see you noticing a thing, with your senses. Sincerely: A (used) folding phone offers 66% body content, 33% sidebar. Is a noticeable improvement.
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by ncr100 3mo ago
Deeply untrustworthy event. The profit motive for openAI becomes "attention". (Advert effectiveness is about impressions made to viewers belonging to relevant cohorts, under the presumption the relevant ad will receive more viewer
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by ncr100 3mo ago
Stopping burning coal might be a strong top step towards fixing this. Perhaps replace burning the coal with renewables/nuclear. And simultaneously keep methane leaks as low as humanly possible given how toxic methane is to our protecti
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by ncr100 3mo ago
There we are. A real-world impact to the technology we, as technologists, develop and speak/preach/mandate too-little IMO about how it should be used.
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by ncr100 4mo ago
It's working on Android Chrome browser
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by ncr100 4mo ago
At the time it was a beautiful experience. I speculate player population may be low or zero now. Maybe watching a playthrough from that era would be an alternate good experience too.
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by ncr100 4mo ago
He seems to prefer being called Uncle Bob.
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by ncr100 4mo ago
Yes. When you die, your digital assets may simply disappear. There's no inheritance practice, that I know of, of transferring digital assets.
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by ncr100 4mo ago
(re this seeming obvious troll / sarcasm about the current administration's use of overtly misleading rhetoric) what's interesting is the Lack of push back from obvious false claims by public servants and public organizations
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by ncr100 4mo ago
Question for the developer, have you played the Playstation video game Journey? The spoiler about it is, that while you adventure from one end of the land to another, and you encounter other sort of people looking players, it turns out that
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by ncr100 4mo ago
This eliminates the resale market. So, no longer can customers: 1. Buy the game as Physical 2. Play it until done or bored 3. Sell it as Used to recoupe some of their gamer cash, and spend it elsewhere 3.1 Other user buy a discounted game.
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by ncr100 4mo ago
This is our fault, folks. We technologists lobby ineffectively. We don't unionize. We are never not distracted.
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by ncr100 4mo ago
.. sadly recently passed away
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by ncr100 4mo ago
Lemmie guess - not git.
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by ncr100 4mo ago
That's a brutal amount of data.. over 100,000 employees, many product details, information about trial participants. A comment: IT security must be very hard, me not ever having worked in it.
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by ncr100 4mo ago
Seems like a reasonable worry. A principle I feel is true is when one is wealthy enough one starts to believe that rules don't apply to one self. And so extrapolating upon that, I think it's reasonable to assume that shaping socie
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by ncr100 4mo ago
I have a similar experience. Having used Google home assistant since it came out for all the things that it's good for, and watched its quality fluctuate, I find I really have to be more careful nowadays when I ask it questions because
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by ncr100 4mo ago
This form of hostile challenge is discouraged in the HN rules: https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html
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by ncr100 4mo ago
The US government should be involved in protecting the US fromthis kind of international crime and corporate espionage. Just a thought, but no call to action from me.
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by ncr100 4mo ago
This is sexy, and interesting. Following! "Encrypted voice, video, and chat over Tor -- entirely from the terminal." and it has Push to Talk. It is cool. Funny to see the avatar on the GitLab project https://gitlab.com&
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by ncr100 4mo ago
This would be nice as a video-conferencing tool. All your nerdy friends in a tmux window.
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by ncr100 4mo ago
Yes - Psychopathy is a thing, last time I researched, in the CEO territory. I assume it is selected for. I assume it benefits those at the tippy-top of the western corporate structure. They make more money, taking advantage of situations th
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by ncr100 4mo ago
$9 cases on Amazon can be good, using one now on my Pixel Fold 2023 model.. faux leather.

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