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by neximo64 4y ago
And yet it is so useful. It is just an assistant. It's quite unlike soup, since you can easily alter it.
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by neximo64 4y ago
If i'm honest it makes sense the admin should do it. For the person invited to uninvite themselves after is a bit weird.
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by neximo64 4y ago
Like Github Copilot?
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by neximo64 4y ago
If engineers focused on this sort of stuff you suspect the product is the type that has no visits/users to begin with.
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by neximo64 4y ago
Thats a pre-authorization. You can't cancel it other if it was a fraudulent transaction.
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by neximo64 4y ago
I almost ignore any comments about Apple and prices or to do with spending money. They're a business of course they're going to do that... surprisingly it leaves very little opinion about Apple if you filter those out.
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by neximo64 4y ago
The number of parameters correlates with the believability of the result being from an intelligent human being. Easy to inference/small model = poor results
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by neximo64 4y ago
Would put it down to a non product ceo
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by neximo64 4y ago
These sound like gripes with React more than tailwind.
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by neximo64 4y ago
In what way? The code is public
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by neximo64 4y ago
Not really. You still have to buy the internet package from the ISP which is gigabit speed enabled. This only ensures it is available. The law isn't that free gigabit internet is to be offered to all houses.
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by neximo64 4y ago
Doesn't academic literature suggest executing on venues where you get PFOF you get better prices. For a retail investor anyways.
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by neximo64 4y ago
I think you might want to know its not usually Stripe doing that but their bankers & its likely to happen with any alternatives too.
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by neximo64 4y ago
It would be much easier to take seriously if you were making an app for Shopify vs a competitor
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by neximo64 4y ago
sounds like price discrimination 101
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by neximo64 4y ago
But not your speaking.. which is where it matters alot.
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by neximo64 4y ago
Its not executing code, its guessing what the answer is, the same way you would do mentally.
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by neximo64 4y ago
Can't honestly take 'vector search' as being AI.
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by neximo64 4y ago
Feels a bit unethical to default to the archive links vs paying for content, the news are generally good from those sources too.
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by neximo64 4y ago
Each one gets a different image in the email, when they open the email it fetches the image, so the tracking service knows they opened the email. The image is usually a 1px by 1px transparent png at the end of the email
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by neximo64 4y ago
You can elect not to have it if you don't want it, it's actually up to the merchant. You might also notice Amazon in some regions does not even require the CVV. 3D Secure gives you discounts on the processing rate since it reduces
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by neximo64 4y ago
Twitter could perhaps make money then..
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by neximo64 4y ago
Devils advocate: If you signed the TOS for Github aren't you giving it away?
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by neximo64 4y ago
I honestly prefer the new UI. To hell with the old one. Why cant someone who prefers no change just use the old one and do no updates.
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by neximo64 4y ago
Are there any features that make it better?
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by neximo64 4y ago
They wont go anywhere until theres a legal way for the company making the tech to shift liability to drivers for the odd chance it'll crash. That's the issue, that needs to be solved more.
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by neximo64 4y ago
This is kind of the problem with using irrevocable 3DSecure/UPI payment. If you had a plain debit/credit card you could call your bank and have them mark it as fraud. Asking Razorpay about it is pretty strange as just the payments
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by neximo64 4y ago
The ball would be ripped apart by tidal forces and fall into the radius.
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by neximo64 4y ago
I actually think a significant number of people actually aren't as passionate about it working offline, and thats the main reason. The product can be sold ignoring the need to make it offline and the majority of people would be happy.
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by neximo64 4y ago
They have more money now, and $17,500 doesn't get as far as $500k in terms of burn.

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