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Kill the Standard Privacy Notice(techcrunch.com)
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by nomoreplease 5y ago
I assume you are referring to Tay? That was wild https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tay_(bot)
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by nomoreplease 5y ago
> Mixing romantic humanism with technical misunderstandings is no good. What are you referring to with this comment?
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Machine Learning Cheat Sheet(peekaboo-vision.blogspot.com)
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Microsoft Tries, Fails to Patch Critical Windows Vulnerability. Chaos Ensues(vice.com)
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by nomoreplease 5y ago
Coincidental yes. I was not implying causation.
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by nomoreplease 5y ago
When I talk to former IBMers (including a VP), it seems much of the outward “success” there is financial engineering, yet the business is crumbling in reality. Jim leaving amidst a chaotic, failed email migration that is impacting sales is
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by nomoreplease 5y ago
Are these based on self-identification? How do you account for that in the analysis?
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Musical Chairs Playing Tetris (Malware)(netscout.com)
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Glitch Company Handbook(handbook.glitch.me)
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Zebra Technologies is acquiring warehouse robotics company, Fetch(techcrunch.com)
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What is negative code? (2010)(softwareengineering.stackexchange.com)
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United Airlines Bets on Post-Pandemic Growth with Its Biggest-Ever Jet Order(wsj.com)
2 points by nomoreplease 5y ago|1 comments
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SSO Wall of Shame – A list of vendors that treat single sign-on as a luxury(sso.tax)
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by nomoreplease 5y ago
CTRL+F for Privacy & Security. No mention?
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The Thing (Listening Device)(en.wikipedia.org)
14 points by nomoreplease 5y ago|3 comments
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by nomoreplease 5y ago
The easiest solution is to cap at a maximum value for Roth (post-tax) purposes. Pick a number ($50M, $100M, $200M), and anything over gets taxed at traditional rates. You can only put in $6,000USD/year into an IRA, so it's absurd
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by nomoreplease 5y ago
More talking about solar+battery, and rare earth metals for battery. Wind can operate day/night
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Seedbombing – Seedballs Kenya Reforestation Campaign to Re-Green Kenya(seedballskenya.com)
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by nomoreplease 5y ago
Like sending firefighters
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by nomoreplease 5y ago
It’s not just about taxation. The port preference could apply, but I think it’s focusing on the federal government not state-to-state Your link discusses this near the bottom
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Markdown-magic: Automatically format Markdown, sync code, & make better docs(github.com)
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Mitmproxy: An interactive TLS-capable intercepting HTTP proxy(github.com)
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by nomoreplease 5y ago
I'm surprised $BTC's price has gone up despite this news. Actually I'm always surprised by BTC
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by nomoreplease 5y ago
These arguments have been circular forever. There’s likely not enough materials for solar everywhere, or enough space for wind everywhere, but investing on all forms today is more valuable than continuing to argue
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by nomoreplease 5y ago
Easy answer: you get The value that you insured it for (either replacement cost or actual cash value with depreciation). You definitely wouldn’t insure it for 2M because those premiums would be stupid
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by nomoreplease 5y ago
I think the patches are Apple’s security updates, not a community OS hackintosh thing
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Microsoft Edge WebView2 Control(docs.microsoft.com)
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by nomoreplease 5y ago
Under panel seems to indicate that’s between the LED/LCD pixels? But wouldn’t that most likely be a selfie, and not the example of architecture in the photo? Did I misunderstand the concept?
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by nomoreplease 5y ago
> Corona can’t be transmitted over video chat. I doubt more than a handful actually thought that

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