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8mo ago
>Just as America would like to reduce its dependence on external production, so to do other countries want to reduce their own. Conflating the president's desire and projecting it onto ordinary people. Most people don't care ab
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s3p
9mo ago
What? It's literally open source, you can ssh into the thing and change whatever you want. I am running a fork of a fork of the code right now. I change things all the time.
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9mo ago
I am so glad this made first page news on HN!! Years ago I remember flying with Delta and wondering why the delta bot could beat me in a handful of moves on EASY. Absolutely insane.
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9mo ago
And its userbase is essentially just HN users unfortunately
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9mo ago
Until websites block you from logging in, completing transactions, ordering items until you open it with Chrome
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9mo ago
If you read it, it shows the impact Google has on browser quality for end users.
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10mo ago
Exactly, so you can't generate a cent of revenue. OpenAI got millions of people to buy a $20/mo subscription. You couldn't.
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11mo ago
I'm not sure they did. What do you think is the answer to "Why would you trust chrome if you care about privacy?"
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11mo ago
Very tinfoil hat of them.
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11mo ago
Who? I don't understand your logic either. I don't think anyone said this "is fine as long as it's used against the majority". Virtually every large city uses Flock. This is the norm.
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1y ago
Don't phones do this now? I remember Lytro cameras, they were really exciting.
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1y ago
What? Just give them an option. Ads or ad free with card.
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1y ago
Garmin is also charging a premium, up to $2,000 it seems.
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1y ago
I read the comments. Despite clearly explaining that he was supporting artists, people just said "no you're lying" and baselessly accused him of piracy. Anyway OP seems like a great person. And if he did like pirating, cool
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1y ago
Was the word 'biz' used for a character limit?
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1y ago
>a stand-off has been engineered between UK censorship measures nobody asked for, and the constitutional rights of all Americans. This is probably my favorite line in the entire piece. Some heads up in the UK Bureaucracy created this reg
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1y ago
The Arizona fab has been mostly a letdown so far and it's not even doing e2e manufacturing - all parts get shipped back to Taiwan for final assembly.
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1y ago
I have this happen all the time in healthcare. I had someone from a specialist office call me and immediately ask me for my date of birth. Their surprise when I said no was incredible. But I agree with you, if THEY are the ones calling, the
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1y ago
I side with Occam's razor here, and with another commenter in this thread. People are construing entire conspiracy theories to explain fake replies when asked for system prompt, lying in Github repos, etc.
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1y ago
An extremely large accusation - do you have any evidence to suggest this is as harmful as you say?
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1y ago
ok, cool? Listing random unrelated facts isn't exactly helpful to the conversation
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1y ago
So in modern times, not being able to generate an image of suicide on your phone whenever you want means you are suffering from communist censorship?
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1y ago
I work at a large multinational bank. We have zoom, but we have permantly disabled the ability to record, transcribe, or use AI for any meeting. It's been like this since the beginning and there are no signs of changing. Sure, the writ
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1y ago
I love it though!! These kinds of projects are fun to do and attack a real life use case for the creator. I bet he and his girlfriend get good use out of it. If my roommate wasn't so insistent on unfettered access to internet, I'd
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1y ago
I'm a little confused, why beware of this?
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1y ago
His comment appears to me to say "please don't bother my friend". Him saying that file sync "wasn't common knowledge at the time"...ok? It is much easier than the solution the commenter proposed. In this thread
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1y ago
They are doing this, just at a mind-numbingly slow pace. They seem to add controls for brightness and power but don't make it clear what works when offline. It's not even worth trying because there's no guide or documentation
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1y ago
+1 this. Whisper works insanely well. I've been using the medium model as it has yet to mis transcribe anything noticeable, and it's very lightweight. I even converted it to a coreML model so it runs accelerated on apple silicon.
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1y ago
This may be a dumb question, but when you have video doing autoplay (as in the video starts playing while you're scrolling looking at multiple videos - you haven't clicked on one), does it show up in your watch history?
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1y ago
Thank you so much for this. I hate YT Shorts but never thought to look for extensions to block them.
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