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by pnw 2y ago
Yes, you can block elements directly from the context menu. I use it all the time on Reddit. There's also built in blocking under brave://settings/shields for Javascript and social features. It doesn't have a specif
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by pnw 2y ago
The human never controls the Waymo directly. The remote operator looks at the situation, labels the environment as needed and the AI driver remains in control.
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by pnw 2y ago
Waymo published details of a new model recently that only uses cameras. https://waymo.com/research/emma
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by pnw 2y ago
Based on the Github commit history, O3DE started dying off in 2023 and never recovered. There is still not a single shipping game in https://o3de.org/showcase/ either.
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by pnw 2y ago
I've used it since they launched it and have paid for premium for years. I probably use it multiple times a day and have never had a single issue. Yes, it's a commercial social network and the self-aggrandizing posts are terrible,
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by pnw 2y ago
Luma drives me nuts at conferences, I often end up invited to events without an address because they expect you to subscribe to their calendar feed rather than letting me put an entry in my own calendar.
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by pnw 2y ago
This was over a decade ago. We were selling into the Pro Tools market, alongside Waves, UA and other tools more likely to be sold into studios and didn't see a lot of objections to the iLok. I still remember walking into one of the hig
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by pnw 2y ago
Very cool app. If you can crack multi-channel output formats (5.1, Atmos) I can see a lot of prosumers who would happily buy the product. Even the most basic tools for Dolby 5.1 are overpriced IMHO and Atmos encoder prices are either far be
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by pnw 2y ago
This shouldn't be news to anyone paying attention to Chinese geopolitics.
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by pnw 2y ago
The same effect can be observed in animals and one theory is that it's a stress reaction to densely populated environments. https://academic.oup.com/endo/article/162/11/bqab154/6354390
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by pnw 2y ago
High density living in a downtown area is inversely correlated with having a family across a wide selection of different countries though. The highest density countries like Korea and Japan have some of the lowest fertility rates. https:&#
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Of course my favorite blueberry RXBAR is full of bad things.
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I get them within 30 to 45 minutes, consistently. You won't get them if the people are traveling with you.
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by pnw 2y ago
I'm willing to wager that a company breaking the law for B-1 visas is also abusing the law for H1B visas, they just haven't been caught yet.
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Yes, some of them have been doing it for decades. https://www.ice.gov/news/releases/indian-corporation-pays-re...
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by pnw 2y ago
One might have more than just a gripe with Infosys given they recently admitted to defrauding the visa system over decades and paid a record $34m fine. How many Americans lost out on jobs as a result? We'll never know. https:/&#x
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by pnw 2y ago
https://www.home-assistant.io/yellow has the extra interfaces for Zigbee and Z-Wave - and the compute board is an Raspberry Pi 4 or 5.
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On the bright side, the mission goal was five flights and Ingenuity completed 72 flights in three years!
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by pnw 2y ago
This journalist has written extensively about guns and gun control for the past several years. They have no excuses to be misinformed.
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by pnw 2y ago
No, it's not. You can see the screen here. It's clearly optional. If anything, people complain they see it too often. But don't click yes if you spend time nude in your garage like the people in the original claim. https:&#x
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by pnw 2y ago
Exactly, when you pass laws that create a marketplace for a product which is legally available just over the state line from California, and then exempt one class of citizen from the enforcement of those laws, this is the predictable result
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Weird, I read it fine. What browser are you using?
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When a Telescope Is a National-Security Risk(msn.com)
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by pnw 2y ago
I believe that was autopilot footage that was uploaded for training after opting-in, not sentry video. And yes, they changed the policy as noted in the article. "Several years ago, Tesla would receive video recordings from its vehicles
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by pnw 2y ago
There is a list at https://www.tesla.com/support/privacy and you can request a copy. They state never sell or rent your data to third-parties, and sentry and dashcam data is only stored locally. They anonymize the data
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by pnw 2y ago
What's your source for 4.3% of exports? This source says 22%. https://agricultureandfood.dk/media/m1qfuuju/lf-facts-and-fi...
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by pnw 2y ago
Great writeup! And it's good to see Apple pushing the envelope on device security.
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I see a large number of spam emails with the "fake invoice" scam, and I've often thought an AI powered voice bot could really waste the time of the scammers call center and save some senior citizens money and grief. Has anyon
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by pnw 2y ago
I thought Valve already said they don't plan to do that. Steam OS 3.0 is only for the Steam Deck isn't it? From https://repo.steampowered.com/steamos/README.txt SteamOS version 1 'alchemist' and ver
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Intelligence agencies aren't known for their history of providing proof to the public. This review has been in process for over a year though.

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