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by s_dev 3y ago
I'm not sure why you quoted that because there is a camera in operation and whether Amazon 'has a practical' purpose for it or not is irrelevant here. Would be like finding a camera in a girls locker room and then saying &#x2
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by s_dev 3y ago
So they enter a secure facility with their already vetted credentials and CCTV in operation to try out stolen credit cards? Or they could do those same validation tests at home on a dodgy website. Do you think using stolen credit cards is a
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Yes but alcohol is going have a far far bigger impact on their temperament and behaviour than even 100 cigarettes in a row.
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by s_dev 3y ago
I asked this three months ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37975601#37975983 I have been using Kagi paid for the last 2 months and have found it an acceptable drop in replacement for Google. Before that I used Duck
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by s_dev 3y ago
Which Aldi is North America?
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by s_dev 3y ago
All companies by simply reaching a certain scale and size -- are just by default becoming a monopoly. Since Apple is the biggest company in the world it's inescapable they will face these accusations even if they fairly earned their wa
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Software is just fancy math being executed. Math can't or at least shouldn't be patentable e.g. imagine the absurdity that would ensue if you could patent a number not that that hasn't happened (HD DVD encryption). I'm a
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by s_dev 3y ago
The real problem is that nearly all seafood is unsustainable. Even when using euphemisms like 'farms' make us thing it's somewhat contained to one place and we just throw them some food pellets manufactured from vegetables in
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by s_dev 3y ago
> They present how the world is improving in an irrefutable way but media and politicians would only focus on the negative. It's worth noting this 'world' that is constantly improving exists only for people. I routinely co
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by s_dev 3y ago
There was a bunch of Gary Tan links -- you can see in my comments I was arguing with a bunch of HNers today about whether he's right or wrong on that "Die Slow" tweet. Probably dang removed it because it's a dupe story.
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by s_dev 3y ago
Italian nonnas can make pasta in 10 minutes: https://www.pastagrannies.com/ Like if you're going by French Laundry standards then that's a different ball game.
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>Google isn’t a product company. I disagree. Google does have great products, Google Maps, Search, GMail etc.
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by s_dev 3y ago
Pursuing intellectual curiosity involves tolerating ideas or language or phrasing you don't like. The world is messy. Gary hasn't bullied or abused anyone. That is where the line is. The real answer is here is Gary could have phra
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by s_dev 3y ago
Steve Jobs always said in Apple if we don't cannibalize our own products someone else will eat them for us. So the answer is Google isn't willing to take risks like it used to.
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OpenAI made the first AI chat bot product that didn't suck. There is a critical mass of innovation and Open AI got their 9kg of Uranium-235 together first as reflected in the market. The real question isn't why did OpenAI get ther
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by s_dev 3y ago
Okay sounds like he faced those exact consequences and a bunch of people are acting like victims because they chose to take him too literally. I don't think Gary really cares what you or some others think. He's developed a thick s
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>but adults should understand that words are meaningful and have consequences What consequences should Gary face?
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by s_dev 3y ago
I edited the title as the original was 19 characters too long for HN but preserved it as best I could.
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Chair Cardin Statement on Concerns over Hungarian Government(foreign.senate.gov)
2 points by s_dev 3y ago|1 comments
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He didn't choose suicide. He was mercilessly bullied and suicide was his escape hatch. The party that bullied him are culpable for his death. Choosing suicide is if you have a terminal illness and have a lethal injection administered.
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by s_dev 3y ago
O'Leary hasn't been the CEO of Ryanair for some time though he is a leader and can represent the company, this is a tad pedantic but worth pointing out. It's been Eddie Wilson since. Michael says a lot of things that get him
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>Don't. Just leave it. Be happy it was found, but just be respectful and leave it. I don't see anything inherently disrespectful about rasing the plane from the seabed. I recall people telling James Cameron that he should leave
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by s_dev 3y ago
You ever see those ASMR videos where one thing perfectly fits in to another? Some people don't care about that at all but some find it calming and reassuring. That's what an Apple box feels like when you remove the lid. It fits so
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by s_dev 3y ago
The problem here is you assume people who subscribe to a faith or pursue it more piously are or should at least be more moral in some way.
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There is a Michellin starred restaurant operating in Greenland that people travel all that way to. Sometimes certain things succeed despite choosing circumstances that work against them and not because of those choices. That same restaurant
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Or even Futurama from 1939: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Futurama_(New_York_World%27s_F...
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You must be one of the handful who pronounce "Mu Torrent" correctly and not as "You Torrent" for uTorrent as well.
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There is a huge propaganda push to equate Israelis with 'Europeans' and 'Americans' to help justify the US and EU looking away from the atrocities being committed in Gaza.
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Man in the Hague (In a Good Way) Part 2(craigmurray.org.uk)
2 points by s_dev 3y ago|0 comments
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It's news because it's been repeated ad nauseam only recruitment, HR, sales and other non tech roles will be affected by layoffs in big tech companies. The numbers aren't important just that there are numbers because it relat

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