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by qmarchi 7mo ago
OpenClaw or a bunch of agents.
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by qmarchi 7mo ago
It's interesting that they're choosing to do this broadcast in Japanese considering that everyone living in that region (that's Japanese), would likely speak Arabic or English, and they could help more people by broadcasting
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by qmarchi 7mo ago
Disclaimer: Niche Xperia User. Not necessarily, the Xperia line of devices is varied, with nice set of tiers: 1 - Flagship $$$$ 5 - Smaller Flagship $$$ 10 - Mainline $$ Ace - $ Sony's problem is that they have garbage marketing teams
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by qmarchi 8mo ago
Easy way to summarize it: "You're not allowed to do these things, except for all of the laws that allow you to do these things."
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by qmarchi 8mo ago
Kagi _does_ use Google results, but they also have their own index, as well as search filters to curate _your_ search result. Makes it easier to cut out the garbage.
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by qmarchi 8mo ago
Disclaimer: Former Googler Yeah they do. There's an entire mesh of metrics that are used to calculate your relation to separate accounts. It's the confidence tolerance that keeps you and your partner from getting banned together.
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by qmarchi 8mo ago
Not quite. It's a co-op, where the creators own the shares of the company. Supposedly a more holistic approach to video hosting with less oversight from the platform itself.
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by qmarchi 8mo ago
Google uses mTLS for communications between systems and it could just be bad timing.
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by qmarchi 8mo ago
Ooh, this is fun. 1. Yes and no. Discord "guilds" have their metadata and chat messages managed by a single shard somewhere in GCP. However, voice is managed using servers hosted by ID3, a much smaller provider. If you find the ri
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by qmarchi 8mo ago
Looking at this, it looks like it's intended to handle that by only denying certain code paths. Think denying access to production. But allowing changes to staging. Prove yourself in the lower environments (other repos, unlocked code p
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by qmarchi 8mo ago
It's definitely interesting to see this roll around since the only individuals that see the CAPCHA page mentioned, are users of Cloudflare's DNS services (knowingly or not). P.S. Shout-out to dang for dropping the flags. I have a
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by qmarchi 9mo ago
> In Japan, the general reaction from coworkers to landlords was へー, そうなんだ。 (oh ok, cool.) no follow up questions or prodding. That matches my experience pretty well, including the expats living here. Coming out to my friends was kinda r
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by qmarchi 9mo ago
You could play with that though since "both sexes" could be perceived as "both individuals that have a sex" and "husband and wife" don't have any technical meaning. I'm not a lawyer, but they're
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by qmarchi 9mo ago
JP Resident, and LGBT. The vast majority of the "rules" apply only in extreme business situations, generally in the oldest Japanese companies. Outside of that, the Japanese are extremely forgiving of those that are visiting not fo
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by qmarchi 9mo ago
Native integration with the dialer would mean that when I dial a number in the _stock_ dialer, then it allows you to select the dialing-account/SIM to use. Notifications are cool, but having the ability to filter the categories of diff
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by qmarchi 9mo ago
As soon an number porting is available, I'll be signing up for a Pro plan. Been using Google Voice for _years_ and it's only gotten worse. I know that the whole schtick is that you don't need an app, but is one on the table f
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by qmarchi 10mo ago
Man, they're having a hell of a time up in Boulder.
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Show HN: Jordle – Japanese Furigana Practice(jordle.io)
11 points by qmarchi 10mo ago|3 comments
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by qmarchi 10mo ago
I mean, have you seen "TF Card" slots?
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by qmarchi 11mo ago
Given the swath of sensors that Japan has, and the long history of a lot of them. I do wonder what the result of training off their datasets would be.
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by qmarchi 11mo ago
Welcome to the world of NIMBYism. It's not impossible to do things, but people (in the US) are extremely resistant to any kind of perceived change or self sacrifice. It's a common story for any kind of infrastructure project in th
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by qmarchi 1y ago
Wouldn't removing the watermark be a ToS violation? Not only that, it's explicit goal of "social posts without the AI generated label" is kinda the reason why the watermark is there, to allow users to understand that the
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Turning Historical Incidents into AI Insights(blog.paypay.ne.jp)
3 points by qmarchi 1y ago|0 comments
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by qmarchi 1y ago
Disc: Foreigner in Japan I'm personally not a fan of her policies. Tax cuts won't solve the fact that Japan still has one of the highest debt to GDP in the world, and will only make the Yen weaker in the global economy. Sometimes,
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by qmarchi 1y ago
Not really an L for web services, since the caches would just end up near the VPN locations (and sometimes inside the same DC). Disclaimer: Former YT Engineer.
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by qmarchi 1y ago
Would be interested to see a cost breakdown for the ECR vs S3 and compute cost.
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by qmarchi 1y ago
So, I do wonder. Daikin's Japanese units have support for EchoNet, a "source available" protocol. Is anyone able to test if any of the international units have this enabled? EchoNet Home Assistant: https://github.c
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by qmarchi 1y ago
While neat, I feel like in the current age of "let's throw shitloads of packets and see how they like that", this solves _a problem_, but I feel that most of the security products solve it by anycasting IP ranges. Neat to see
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by qmarchi 1y ago
No but maybe yes: It would be impossible, and undesirable to issue certificates for local addresses. There's no way to verify local addresses because, inherently, they're local and not globally routable. However, if a router manu
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by qmarchi 1y ago
Likely, they're using OpenAI's Zero-Retention APIs where there's never data stored in the first place. So nothing?

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