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by s3p 3y ago
I want this to release so bad. It would be the most natural step for me having used Twitter for the last 10 years off and on. There's just a comedic aspect that I haven't found yet in other social media apps. Twitter was a reall
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by s3p 3y ago
Not at all. It used to back when transistors were planar and their distance could be measured in nm, but now transistor gates are 3D and we're just lowering the number to what the equivalent performance might be if a theoretical transi
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by s3p 3y ago
I thought the same but the case mentioned down below in the replies brings up an interesting point. The Colorado cake bakery case involved a regular cake, no special decorations on it. Seems we may be going down a slippery slope again.
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by s3p 3y ago
Why was this flagged?
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by s3p 3y ago
No. I don't think they do that. Creators will naturally want to turn on ads because the return is amazing. YouTube just recommends videos that it thinks individual users will enjoy the most.
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by s3p 3y ago
I mean maybe but that is completely unrelated to what OP is asking. He's questioning whether they would have the ability and the authority to move that amount of money to a criminal.
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by s3p 3y ago
>this incident could potentially disrupt the supply of semiconductors and impact GPU prices. The global chip shortage has already led to increased prices and limited availability of GPUs. A disruption at TSMC could exacerbate this issue,
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by s3p 3y ago
And now people are resorting to obfuscating code, just to protect their IP. fun times.
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by s3p 3y ago
Can I use CCC to backup to something like an AWS bucket of Backblaze B2 if I don't have a NAS in my house?
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by s3p 3y ago
This is like saying "no we don't need a calculator for iPad, the first thing I do is go to the app store and find my favorite 3rd party calculator. Apple doesn't need to make one. this is fine" It's not that this is
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by s3p 3y ago
Agreed. Apple can implement this feature easily, and the fact that they have not done so reeks of poor business decisions. To the tune of... calculator for iPad...
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by s3p 3y ago
Can an Ask HN response comment be off the mark? Apple is a trillion dollar company and no doubt has encountered this issue when their power users (and employees) look to get work done quickly. They spent countless hours and dollars into mak
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by s3p 3y ago
That's awful. Instead of windows where you can BAM drag a window to one side and snap it in 0.2 seconds, you have to hover over the window, wait a second, press option, wait .1 second, figure out which option you want, mouse over to
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by s3p 3y ago
Apollo does not require you to pay.
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by s3p 3y ago
>something I always thought was bought with money, No. Apple chooses this on their own. Their internal teams find new and interesting apps, songs, etc. When they announced the iPhone X, they used a band without telling them before. They
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by s3p 3y ago
He wasn't expecting to float the idea! This literally came up during the call. He did not decide days before that he was going to offer to sell his company. He cannot hire outside counsel for something he is not thinking about.
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by s3p 3y ago
This article seems to be looking for problems. The US will pay its workers a living wage, and that seems to be a reason the author says our industrial chip mfg plants will fail. They also claim that "industrial planning" will not
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by s3p 3y ago
Azure, AWS, Google cloud all pay less for data that gets accessed regularly. Google Cloud charges $0.02 / month for each gigabyte of storage, but if you store it in an infrequently accessed volume you can qualify for special pricing of
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by s3p 3y ago
It's more valuable than having an invisible dislike count. If i found out one person with the extension (that I also use) disliked the video, that is infinitely more helpful than just having a blank dislike button with no statistics.
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by s3p 3y ago
What? Suddenly we are in a ficitious world where there are droves of trolls disliking videos, and somehow they are sentient as to YouTube's recommendation algorithm, and they desperately want the video to disappear from everyone&#x27
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by s3p 3y ago
I'm not sure why you were downvoted for this. Maybe HN readers are mostly far-right, lol.
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by s3p 3y ago
This is quite a narrative. I think the correct perspective is: YouTube caters to local governments, which often want to limit what their population has access to. Many countries regulate their speech much more heavily than the United States
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by s3p 3y ago
I see what you're saying but.. it's one popup. Maybe you can't, but I can live with that.
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by s3p 3y ago
I've never seen this on my machine. Been using FF exclusively for years.
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by s3p 3y ago
>Unlike sugar, sugar substitutes have no nutritional value, said Francesco Branca, WHO director for nutrition and food safety. What an unhinged statement. Yes, we all know that SOME sugar is needed to stay alive, but added sugar in a die
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by s3p 3y ago
That's not what OP was implying.
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by s3p 3y ago
OP does not.
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by s3p 3y ago
Yes great so let's not use any software at all on our machines! only things we can program ourselves or are open-source. what a dystopia we live in...
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by s3p 3y ago
I think it's about misleading the consumer. This has less to do with a felony violation of the law and more about whether they are liable for the way they have marketed and misled consumers. The end result is a fine, not a criminal con
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by s3p 3y ago
This is not an in-app purchase in the same way a traditional subscription for an app might be processed. This goes entirely through DoorDash, and Apple does not see any % of revenue sent from the user to DD for their order.

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