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11mo ago
Should kids be able to buy, say, an athlete's or celebrity's merchandise?
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11mo ago
Why just smartphones? Why not all computers?
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11mo ago
Possibly because they've been misled into thinking it will be effective.
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11mo ago
And how do you codify the threshold for what "very similar" configurations don't need to be tested and those that do?
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11mo ago
> It may not do it now I don't believe "may" is being used to indicate possibility, but rather permission. That is to say, there's no reason to think it's not being used, given that wording.
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11mo ago
https://support.google.com/mail/answer/15604322?sjid=1029580... > When smart features are on, your data may be used to improve these features.
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11mo ago
Haha, this was funny. https://datatracker.ietf.org/doc/html/rfc2324
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11mo ago
> Do you feel the need to respond to those weirdos in the street yelling about how god hates fags and the end of days or whatever? There's a huge difference between the seriousness of "the official disease control of the US gov
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11mo ago
It would be more irresponsible to ignore it than anything else. A tempered response would be better.
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11mo ago
You can find people openly trading CP anywhere on the Internet , huh?
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11mo ago
It's somewhat comforting to read my insecurities shared by others in this thread
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11mo ago
Math is not my strong suit at all, so I probably won't grok this, but that kind of blows my mind, so I'm curious... how?! That works for any arbitrarily large number? Math is crazy!... still don't want to study it though!
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11mo ago
My initial thought on hearing about this was it being used for learning. It would be cool to be able to talk to an LLM about how a circuit works, what the different components are, etc.
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11mo ago
Aye, the fast-paced editing is extremely jarring. Another variable that makes these discussions so difficult to reach a conclusion! :( We need to consider stuff like this - content and subject matter, not just format - when it comes to figu
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11mo ago
I've been on the Internet for 20 years and have seen ... a lot of it. I have a hard time believing groups of 103,000 members on one of the largest game platforms are "openly trading child pornography"
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11mo ago
> The types of use and content children and adolescents are exposed to pose mental health concerns. Children and adolescents who spend more than 3 hours a day on social media face double the risk of mental health problems including exper
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11mo ago
It looks like there could be a lot of potential here for learning/repair/debugging/reverse engineering. Really cool application of this stuff!
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11mo ago
> Even if you're just watching turtles for 30 seconds, the loop and the switch to next video are fast-paced context switching, which is stimulating. I'll agree that it's stimulating... I guess the question is then: how sti
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11mo ago
> similar to how microtransaction games encourage neverending grinds. Isn't the point of MTX to avoid the grind by i.e., buying levels or gear?
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11mo ago
Wow that sounds like a really interesting use-case for this. Can you link to some of those examples?
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11mo ago
Why would you think it's not explicitly intended?
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11mo ago
Is all short form video "highly stimulating" and/or "fast-paced" though? I can see the argument for the format being inherently stimulating/fast-paced, but I think that it still comes down more to the content t
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11mo ago
Just crapping on GP's dreams! If he wants to believe he's the target demo for a car that would immediately put him into a wall, let him!
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11mo ago
This isn't funny anymore. Go to reddit to do this.
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11mo ago
Well they do kind of seem like reasonable concerns, though I'm assuming/hoping there's more to the story.
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11mo ago
Most other times that aren't "when people are mourning someone who just died"
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11mo ago
Here is a good response/thread from last year on that https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39064497
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11mo ago
Another one of these? Jeez. Whether you're right or not, it doesn't matter - this is not the time or place to bring this up.
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11mo ago
The HN crowd in particular absolutely has a say in this, given the amount of engineering leads, managers, and even just regular programmers/admins/etc that frequent here - all of whom contribute to making these decisions.
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11mo ago
No, because I'm not going to get into a debate about whether capitalism is good or not on a memorial post. Even if I were so inclined, I'm not the one making grand claims about every economic system in the world. You're the o
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