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by pseudo0 1y ago
That's hilarious, I just found the same archive and posted it as a top-level comment.
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by pseudo0 1y ago
Archive, since the site appears to be down. It's AI-generated slop with basically no informational value though. https://archive.ph/2C1WB
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by pseudo0 1y ago
Why are you quoting AI slop from reddit? That's an incredibly vague summary of the article about the leaked data and provides no useful information.
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by pseudo0 1y ago
My family used to do a very similar distance for summer road trips every year, and we always did it in a single day. Just pack the car the night before, leave early, and swap drivers every few hours when you stop for food or gas. The benefi
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by pseudo0 1y ago
Except that NY to Miami route you cited takes 28 to 33 hours... You could do that trip in a single long day driving, plus save money if you're a group of 3+ people. And then you'd have a car at your destination, which is pretty ma
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by pseudo0 1y ago
Yeah, specifying an automation rate of 93-97% to investors when it's "effectively 0%" per your own executives... That's pretty egregious.
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by pseudo0 2y ago
I fully agree with that logic, and further think that the government should also not be subsidizing risky behavior through funding for STD treatment and prevention. People should get private insurance based on a lifestyle questionnaire to e
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by pseudo0 2y ago
It's a pretty high bar, the tweet described in the article probably would not qualify. Brandenburg v. Ohio and Hess v. Indiana are the key SCOTUS cases that established and clarified the imminent lawless action test. Generally it'
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by pseudo0 2y ago
He should have just written #BLACKLIVESMATTER 100 times, because that's apparently all it takes to get into Stanford. Honestly though college essays are a bit of a joke, reviewing hundreds of them sounds like torture. The lack of rigor
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by pseudo0 2y ago
Someone had a better suggestion in a comment chain above, which is that it's the responsibility of the dealer to request the rebate on behalf of the customer, and they apparently submit them in batches. So an even more plausible explan
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by pseudo0 2y ago
Those numbers aren't implausible at all. It equates to about two months of sales during a normal period, and is easily explained by people who were planning to buy a Tesla in the next 3-6 months rushing to get their orders in. People a
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by pseudo0 2y ago
> Arshad, from Rochdale in Greater Manchester, is said to have transferred sensitive data from a secure computer to his phone, which he had taken into a top secret area of GCHQ on 24 August 2022. Based on the timeline, it sounds like the
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by pseudo0 2y ago
This story is hilarious. Yes, lots of people will want to buy Teslas when the government announces that the $5,000 subsidy is about to end. The other car manufacturers are just mad that they lost out due to their antiquated sales process. I
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by pseudo0 2y ago
Language proficiency seems like a significant factor. India and Nigeria have the second and third largest number of English speakers by absolute population, I don't think it's a coincidence that both countries are also notorious f
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by pseudo0 2y ago
I'm sure the DoJ will love to hear how they came up with a "holistic" qualitative admissions process that just happens to discriminate based on race, just like they were doing prior to the Supreme Court's ruling.
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by pseudo0 2y ago
This data should be available with a FOIA, or even better it should be proactively published by colleges online. It should not take hacking to bring this information to light. The interesting question is, now that this information has been
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by pseudo0 2y ago
> It was super interesting to see that they switched to using python there, because it's an odd choice from a redteam perspective. Is it really that surprising? Using Python makes it easy to write their "business logic" an
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by pseudo0 2y ago
Asahi Lina is almost certainly marcan's vtuber persona. This has been discussed for quite a long time on HN, reddit, etc, especially after he started interacting with his own sockpuppet on GitHub. Dug up my old comment on the issue her
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by pseudo0 2y ago
You have been using HN for over 10 years but don't know about the flamewar filter? There is some magic comment to upvote ratio that bumps posts down once reached.
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by pseudo0 2y ago
It references DEIA because some DEI programs did a sneaky rebranding effort, using disabled people as a political shield. Where in the EO does it reference eliminating services for disabled people?
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by pseudo0 2y ago
Their argument is that using copyrighted data for training is transformative, and therefore a form of fair use. There are a number of ongoing lawsuits related to this issue, but so far the AI companies seem to be mostly winning. Eg. https:
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by pseudo0 2y ago
Lederer is the woman presented as an expert to criticize the practice... > Jenny Lederer, a linguistics professor at San Francisco State University, argued that the Chatham House Rule has intrinsic flaws.
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by pseudo0 2y ago
There are plenty of things you can say that are career limiting moves if attributed to an individual at a particular company. Eg. if an OpenAI employee says that ChatGPT is negatively impacting the education of children, it gets recorded, a
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by pseudo0 2y ago
They were adding their own referral code to queries made in the search bar, not replacing or altering referral codes on websites. They apologized and reversed this after criticism back in 2020 ( https://brave.com/blog/re
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by pseudo0 2y ago
What's so insane about buying Greenland? Offer the current population $2 million USD each if they vote to join, and it would only cost around $100 billion. That's a steal considering its strategic value.
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by pseudo0 2y ago
It is pretty funny how the MegaLag video claimed it was hard to find discussion of this online, and cited a HN thread from over five years ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=21588663 I suppose it's easy for us t
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by pseudo0 2y ago
And of course, the main publisher of O9A extremist propaganda is a multi-decade FBI informant... https://www.wired.com/story/the-dangerous-exploits-of-an-ext...
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by pseudo0 2y ago
How about adding up the number of years he caused kids to be inappropriately sentences to juvenile detention for kickbacks, and then multiplying by 3x?
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by pseudo0 2y ago
He's nowhere near as bad as Biden. The media downplayed Biden's senility until the disastrous debate made it impossible. Americans got to see both candidates talk without a teleprompter for a couple hours, and Trump was able to ha
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by pseudo0 2y ago
$50k on a four year contract. That extra $12.5k helps, but the total comp is still way below a civilian job that typically has better work life balance and better working conditions.

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