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by some1else 3y ago
Man, I can't even begin to imagine what they're going to come up with. Titanium AIPods. Non-detachable alluminum RayBans. Google Glass, but it's a literal Black Mirror worn on your face. Self-driving Segway. Transparent plast
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Kevin Fischer – Open Souls (AGI Talk) [video](youtube.com)
2 points by some1else 3y ago|0 comments
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SocialAGI – Subroutines for AI Souls(socialagi.dev)
1 points by some1else 3y ago|0 comments
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by some1else 3y ago
Better start burning down the libraries too then? Preserving customer data with their explicit consent isn't related to data retention rules in privacy laws.
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by some1else 4y ago
Make clear suggestions, or just do better yourself.
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by some1else 4y ago
I remember following the story at the time, and this is quite the opposite of what the general public was told.
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by some1else 4y ago
Came across this service last Friday: https://nocaptchaai.com/
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by some1else 4y ago
Classic sock-puppet usage is done through the web UI.
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by some1else 4y ago
Halted economy and overflowing hospital facilities are likely to contribute to general mortality.
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by some1else 4y ago
Rename the project to VideoDrive or something. With the current name Google can get GitHub to take it down on the basis of trademark infringement.
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by some1else 5y ago
Define normal
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Barrier: Share mouse and keyboard between computers(github.com)
246 points by some1else 5y ago|119 comments
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by some1else 5y ago
2,331 million
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by some1else 5y ago
You know the right thing to do is for Workspace to honour the user's choice for all services, and the European Commission does too. This could end with a huge fine for Google.
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by some1else 5y ago
Not all speakers talk at the same rate and with the same information density. Some forms of content aren't worth listening to at the default playback rate.
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by some1else 5y ago
Lost a channel that was in good standing for 14 years in a similar way. I would have appreciated being able to download the hundreds of playlists and the watch history I built, as is guaranteed under the provisions of the EU GDPR legislatio
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by some1else 5y ago
The private sector might disregard long term risk for short term profit, as they did countless times with the environment. This was mentioned in the article.
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Next.js telemetry is opt-out (on by default)(nextjs.org)
1 points by some1else 5y ago|0 comments
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by some1else 5y ago
This article is from 2014. Have the rules not changed since? This article indicates otherwise: https://economictimes.indiatimes.com/tech/technology/your-re...
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The Winter Getaway That Turned the Software World Upside Down (2017)(theatlantic.com)
1 points by some1else 5y ago|0 comments
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by some1else 5y ago
I disagree. The article author is likely referring to the period when IE version 6 was the major browser on the market (from 2001 to 2009), a time many of us fondly remember as the web development ice age. It absolutely did lack features pr
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by some1else 5y ago
Interested in what value $FB ends up at when Instagram, Whatsapp and possibly Messenger are split away. For some reason, individual companies used to appreciate after being spun out. How much value past Events is left in Facebook? Marketpla
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by some1else 5y ago
> Word actually offers a solution with the “paste without formatting” but it’s lost behind the million features of word. Yes. The Tweet was advocating for making that the default paste logic.
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by some1else 5y ago
Regarding the "paste without formatting by default" opinion: - Pasting a body of text with multiple headlines between two documents would require using a special paste command that explicitly preserves formatting. - Some benefits
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by some1else 5y ago
The default was opt-in (telemetry off).
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by some1else 5y ago
YouTube will not give out data after suspending an account, which is likely a violation.
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by some1else 5y ago
Great app! If you want to keep distributing it, you'll have to find a less "Bose-sounding" name. I am not a lawyer, but as far as I can tell: a) they can't prevent you from implementing a reverse-engineered protocol, b)
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by some1else 5y ago
Oh, wow. I can confirm that said "feature" is still live. People's names and profile pictures show up after entering their email address in the login form shrug
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by some1else 5y ago
Like when they used to show your name & profile picture after a failed login with just an email and empty password. Aside from being another inadvertant information leak, it would have been tragic if that was part of an attempt to decre
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by some1else 6y ago
Switching the language to German also has interesting effects.

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