rwiggum

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   by rwiggum 7y ago

   That's what the article is saying though. That the entire origin story of "drones over Gatwick airport" is that someone found a damaged drone. That doesn't mean that the damaged drone was ever "over the airport&qu
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   I trained an AI to generate propaganda(guy.bz)

   2 points by rwiggum 7y ago|1 comments
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   A Trump Twitter bot using GPT2 trained on his tweets(twitter.com)

   3 points by rwiggum 7y ago|0 comments
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   by rwiggum 7y ago

   https://gizmodo.com/australia-s-new-encryption-law-is-forcin...
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   by rwiggum 7y ago

   I think you're wrong (yay!) about plaid's pricing. My startup uses them, and we are very low volume, and we pay $1.50 for an auth and $0.30 / month for each active account we pull transactions from. Getting balance costs $0.
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   by rwiggum 7y ago

   Huh, weird. I use the airpods every day on the Pixel 3a and they work great, both for calls and listening to music. Maybe android fixed some bugs?
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   Show HN: Dev news – A content aggregator by developers, for developers(devnews.dev)

   2 points by rwiggum 7y ago|0 comments
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   by rwiggum 7y ago

   > The expressly do not allow for dynamic code execution within apps to keep functionality from changing after their review. This is false. You can deploy a react native app with dynamic code downloading and execution to the apple app st