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by quitit 5y ago
Are you sure you don't want to veer into /r/popular. /r/Askwomen: What are 100% effective ways at turning you on? /r/Teenagers: Every1 who wears their PJs to bed, I'll tell you your favourite band. &#
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by quitit 5y ago
I personally wouldn't invest in Reddit, those with a memory longer than a few weeks will note that they go from one self-induced crisis to the next. Their upper management is directionless and the result of battlefield promotions and t
843.
by quitit 5y ago
Yet the on device scanning already exists on every platform. This is how the system makes content rapidly searchable.
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by quitit 5y ago
There's plenty of other examples - but people hunting strawmen are somehow blind.
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by quitit 5y ago
This isn't feasible for a variety of reasons: 1. Forced hash collisions are fragile in comparison to the genuine material. CSAM hashing is devised in a way to allow change in the image without significant variation to the hash. Forced
846.
by quitit 5y ago
Then you should already be gravely concerned because, as I've stated: Apple is last to the game here. Google and Meta each with significantly larger audiences than Apple are already doing this. Since Meta in particular is social media
847.
by quitit 5y ago
I agree that there is a need for such changes to be public and debated - my grind comes from those which makes arguments which are neither factual, nor pay attention to the status quo. (Thus leaping to fantasy assumptions which are without
848.
by quitit 5y ago
This argument falls exactly into the point I make about not understanding the implementation or the status quo. Here's what would need to change about the system to fulfil your requirements. 1. The local government would need to pass a
849.
by quitit 5y ago
The "scanning" feature that underpins this has been deployed for years, and I dare say wouldn't even be considered unique for photo library managers. If you can search for "cat" and get photos of cats, then your pho
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by quitit 5y ago
As a side note I feel rent isn’t a good comparison, as these new types of subscription have no bonafide scarcity or cost. While rental properties have real costs: taxes, maintenance, acquisition costs, advertising/agent costs and so on
851.
by quitit 5y ago
Subscription pricing for things which aren’t subscriptions is bullshit.
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by quitit 5y ago
As you say the uncanny valley really shows through when the physics doesn't look right. For me the worst uncanny valley offenders were the agents, e.g the ones that leap forward through the air but their suit doesn't so much as fl
853.
by quitit 5y ago
While I don’t really think the same - See my top level comment for context.
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by quitit 5y ago
Definitely a wait and see on this - because I hope (sincerely) that you are right. Their specific selection for appointment doesn’t give me the same level of confidence.
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by quitit 5y ago
The problem is in the “when you can”, these products are mostly unavailable to this segment (they’d need something tangible to balance the risk).
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by quitit 5y ago
This piece is so deeply tenuous - it's like someone in the Bloomberg office tried their best to build a link between the USA and Argentina. None of this advice is practical for vulnerable USA consumers (a) , it's useful for a coun
857.
by quitit 5y ago
Reasonably the supreme court shouldn't green light laws which trivially trample preexisting rights, prior test cases or the constitution. This will be a poison pill: should a stacked supreme court effectively reverse abortion rights by
858.
by quitit 5y ago
There is a lack of intonation which would suggest that it's recorded independently without live context = stilted sounding lines
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by quitit 5y ago
There's a lot for Blender, and 3d courses generally take you through the same iterative approach of simpler geometry that is gradually made more complex to teach higher concepts. The free stuff is here: https://www.blender.o
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by quitit 5y ago
Unrelated but might trigger a few memories on here: I managed to get a copy of povray on one of those freeware cd-roms that computer stores often sold for a few dollars (since the internet wasn't a thing yet and getting it from compuse
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by quitit 5y ago
There are a range of IOLs (intraocular lenses) which can provide more than a single range (monofocal) of vision. While bifocal has existed on the market for some time, trifocal iols now also exist and mostly use a lenticular lens to present
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by quitit 5y ago
Potential side effect: ability to determine the secretive chemical makeup of perfumes and flavours. Or more widely, how to cover or enhance flavours (similar to what flavour engineers accomplish.)
863.
by quitit 5y ago
That is a good question about why there is more emphasis on companies doing political advocacy rather than one's own government. It seems too weighted in companies doing the heavy lifting when this is likely to interfere with business
864.
by quitit 5y ago
People outside of China are served a different set of maps. Each country is served maps that conform to their territorial claims. E.g. If you view the map of India while in India, it'll appear different than if you viewed it in China.
865.
by quitit 5y ago
Similar to other social news sites: a great many HN readers go straight to the comments to chime in. Often the articles themselves aren’t even more than a few minutes reading and the comments have questions and ideas that were directly addr
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by quitit 5y ago
Correlate it against the female partner and check for the same.
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by quitit 5y ago
Battery?
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by quitit 5y ago
I believe this is a reasonable change because there aren’t situations where accessibility would only want to partly solve the colour blindness issue. This is demonstrated by the way many readers with colour-blindness are still able to still
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by quitit 5y ago
You can't remember, therefore it doesn't happen. Magical thinking there.
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by quitit 5y ago
If it’s a lie, it’s defamation (libel).

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