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sam345
10mo ago
Hello beuracracy, regulated relationships, and workaday droneness. What a shame for a company that has such a legacy of strong independent minded developers but that is the past.
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10mo ago
Really poor example for grandchildren etc. Particularly now that plenty of evidence that marijuana can cause psychosis, depression in a subset and a decrease in ambition and drive, and increasingly a cause of traffic accidents.
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10mo ago
That's inexcusable.
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sam345
10mo ago
Spoken like an Ai bot.
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11mo ago
I suppose you are not arguing in favor of pedophilia but just pointing out that RMs was actually a pretty big advocate?
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11mo ago
Dell and HP still offer reasonable accidental next business day on site 3-4year warranties much more reasonable in my opinion than AppleCare
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11mo ago
You can do better than porn which isn't very useful to society.
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11mo ago
It doesn't sound like anybody really knows or has any clue about what this law will do or be used for. Exactly what are the implications?
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11mo ago
If you want to destroy and beuracratize your relationship with your fellow employees and boss unionize your workplace. In Unions have been on a downnward slide for a reason.
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11mo ago
How is 1password primitive? It does totp. It integrates with TPM in Windows hello. It does sh keys and has its own agent which is a huge help. It's sync is nearly instantaneous. It handles multiple accounts with ease.
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11mo ago
Yes definitely. Works great.
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11mo ago
Welcome to government funding. This is par for course. It's not just dei or anti dei. If you want to take government funding, you have to not read the fine print and swallow hard.
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1y ago
A nice piece of fiction from a fiction writer. Reality sucks but fossil fuels and nuclear are going to be needed whether the AI boom lasts or not.
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1y ago
Exactly. Same for Universities. Thank you.
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Europe Is Losing
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1y ago
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1y ago
No paywall: https://www.wsj.com/world/europe/europe-is-losing-fe179376?s...
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1y ago
Terrible experience on mobile even Firefox reader doesn't work I don't think
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From Brat Pack to PC Pirate Anthony Michael Hall Plays Bill Gates (1999)
(sfgate.com)
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1y ago
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1y ago
Unlocked: https://www.wsj.com/opinion/the-monster-inside-chatgpt-safet...
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1y ago
So feed it bad stuff and bad stuff comes out? This seems like a manufactured crisis with an agenda to push their product.
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1y ago
The first two suggestions more subsidy and regulations is more of the same. Its the regulatory burdens, the fourth point. that are driving companies to flee or go private. US has similar issues with increased compliance burdens.
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Walmart and Amazon Are Exploring Issuing Their Own Stablecoins
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1y ago
So what is the complaint that tear gas was used? It's used all the time it's a normal crowd control measure. The galaxy is watching? Please.
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1y ago
Exactly why is this HN appropriate? Nothing that is not already in the papers and nothing particularly interesting to the HN crowd per guidelines. I came here for HN and I got reddit. "Off-Topic: Most stories about politics, or crime,
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1y ago
Not true.. they are doing the raids elsewhere including Texas. Florida cracked down on the state level on businessrs a year ago so not as much of a problem as far as I understand.
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1y ago
Ok. One can certainly ignore reality but it won't help employment or put food on the table. Have you ever actually read a regulation and then tried to comply your business with it? Protection from competition will cause Europe to withe
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U.S. nuclear base hidden under Greenland’s ice for decades
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1y ago
Any type of journalism that actually talks to people and gets the facts straight is rare these days. Most news reports and journalism these days just repeat hearsay. You have to read print sources that actually make money off this stuff thr
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2y ago
So much fun.
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2y ago
Because not exercising superpowers is what makes a superpower?
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