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   by schappim 4y ago

   I suspect this is more a software ecosystem problem.
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   by schappim 4y ago

   Who lost and who made money investing in Evernote?
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   San Francisco's Wave Organ: a wave-activated acoustic sculpture (2015)(exploratorium.edu)

   2 points by schappim 4y ago|0 comments
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   Sea Organ(en.wikipedia.org)

   4 points by schappim 4y ago|0 comments
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   Tell HN: Happy New Year

   3 points by schappim 4y ago|0 comments
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   by schappim 4y ago

   If you're having trouble getting your money back from customer support, why not give ChatGPT[0] a try? Give it a goal of getting your money back at all costs. It just might help you out! [0] https://chat.openai.com
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   by schappim 4y ago

   Or a "secret" court does the same...
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   by schappim 4y ago

   > started selling items that aren't returnable and I wish I could opt out of it I'm not sure if this is legal in Australia or EU. You might also have some state-level laws that would prevent this. Have you tried pushing back ag
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   by schappim 4y ago

   I think most of the "free sales" will come from the App Store, which already requires a screenshot preview.
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    by schappim 4y ago

    I just gave it a go, if your "one thing" is extending under the notch, as is the case with my MacBook Air, then it's not able to be accessed again[0]. If the necessary APIs are available, the app should make adjustments and e
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    by schappim 4y ago

    Like ls15 said, there is no chargeback. This makes it useful for merchants who don't want chargebacks, and customers who want privacy.
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    by schappim 4y ago

    I generally agree with you; governments have c̶h̶i̶p̶p̶e̶d̶ ̶a̶w̶a̶y̶ taken a sledge hammer to privacy with The Patriot Act, NSA's mass surveillance program, PRISM, and the UK's Investigatory Powers Act etc. It is hard to quantify
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    by schappim 4y ago

    I am attempting (poorly) to emphasize that this conversation requires more nuance. It is possible to be pro-privacy while simultaneously understanding why it is sometimes necessary to reveal private information.
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    by schappim 4y ago

    For those who haven't read the post, the summary of Tim's Post is: Reid Blackman's article in the NYTimes argues that Signal App is dangerous because bad people could use it to plan nefarious activities and the legal auth
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    by schappim 4y ago

    GPT-3 refined my writing, I just became a better editor / prompt engineer.
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    by schappim 4y ago

    Made readable: Promise Theory[0] is an interesting way to analyze how autonomous agents make and keep promises. It's interesting to think about how this applies to Tesla's driver assist technology. While the driver assist is not f
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    by schappim 4y ago

    Thanks for the tip, I'm checking it out now[0]. I wonder what percentage of cards support 3D Secure 2. [0] https://stripe.com/en-au/guides/3d-secure-2
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    by schappim 4y ago

    Could you plaese be more specific on "it"?
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    by schappim 4y ago

    I fail to see how this would help prevent fraud in the context of an ecommerce store with no logins.
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    by schappim 4y ago

    We are repeating this process because the Shopify API, library infrastructure, making it difficult for us to manage our 30K products. It takes 5 hours to sync our catalogue via the Shopify REST API. The once amazing Shopify API gem regularl
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    Ask HN: How can I prevent fraud while respecting customers' privacy?

    2 points by schappim 4y ago|5 comments
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    by schappim 4y ago

    And in Australia on SBS Chill[0] [0] https://www.sbs.com.au/radio/chill
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    by schappim 4y ago

    Thanks for the explanation! I always knew that WSL1 was implemented on the Windows kernel and thought it was quite ambitious - props to them! I didn't know they moved to the VM model for WSL2.
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    by schappim 4y ago

    > that is what WSL1 tried and failed at What did they do differently with WSL2+?
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    by schappim 4y ago

    Most folks are familiar with the saying: "A jack of all trades is a master of none". They might not be familiar with the complete saying: "A jack of all trades is a master of none, but oftentimes better than a master of one.&
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    Ask HN: What true thing do you believe that few people agree with you on?

    3 points by schappim 4y ago|4 comments
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    by schappim 4y ago

    +1 for GoRails along w/ Chris' Hatchbox[0] Heroku alternative. [0] https://hatchbox.io/
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    by schappim 4y ago

    This was also my path. I highly recommend it, you'll know more Ruby than most Rails folks if you go down this path.
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    by schappim 4y ago

    The Apple Watch Shuffle
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    by schappim 4y ago

    Re: - Nuclear fusion "is only 2 decades away", just as it has been the last 40-60 years. Has recent advances in the last month not made you more optimistic?