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swores
3y ago
In my opinion if you're running something like this in a location where you might be forced to share the data for such malicious purposes with law enforcement then it should be your responsibility to (re-)design the app to provide user
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swores
3y ago
I think it was Cloudflare but you might be right that it was Google - either way, I'm just using default DNS from my ISP, and only had issues for the past few weeks (and only with that one domain, .is not the others - while iirc the kn
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3y ago
I don't agree with their comment, but they were specifically replying to someone who suggested italics, not bringing it up as a synonym for highlighting.
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3y ago
Archive.today (/ .is / .ph - though .is has been failing to load for me the last few weeks, I assumed it was a dead domain until your comment) is great for sharing an offline, or paywalled, article or single page. But for full we
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3y ago
"AI" is not a synonym for "cutting edge less than a year old technology", the fact that this sort of AI has existed for years doesn't change the fact that it is a form of AI nor the fact that this specific city had
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3y ago
It's not just printing, it's maintaining / fixing jams / replacing / etc. for both ticket machines (self serve and staffed machines) and for ticket readers - with business logic being that motivating less use will c
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3y ago
I personally found that quite boring after the first 6 seconds, but of course I don't speak for anyone other than myself so maybe I'll soon be the only person in the world who doesn't find that remotely interesting as a spect
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3y ago
Presumably they depends on the exact specifics of the economics involved - the airlines are only incentivised the way you say if there's more money to be made from the amount of revenue brought in by people paying to jump the queue tha
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3y ago
Isn't that true for many if not most laws? We don't not have taxes just because lots of people will argue they're too high or too low, we don't not have a criminal justice system because people will argue sentences are t
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3y ago
Even if it were a plain HTML page, or a simple, single-file Javascript web app, that could either be hosted on a remote server that you don't control (as this is), or can be downloaded and hosted on your own computer or server allowing
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3y ago
Ooh, I've never been in any of those flats, but always thought I'd enjoy living there - glad to hear that you did enjoy it!
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3y ago
Brutalist architecture can be done with good acoustics in mind, it just takes the same sort of planning & design that a non-brutalist building also needs. The Barbican Centre in the UK is a very famous example of a music (and arts) venu
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3y ago
Ah, thanks for clarifying!
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3y ago
Maybe save worrying about that until Apple phones aren't actually being manufactured in China? https://www.solveyourtech.com/uncovering-where-iphones-are-m...
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3y ago
Could involve a dead man's switch ( https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dead_man's_switch ) such that the signal can only work if everyone in the control centre is already incapacitated, that combined with requiri
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3y ago
> "Why wouldn't you consider dollars spent on M&A to effectively be R&D?" Because M&A includes likely profits for the sellers? As a simple example using unrealistically low figures: if I spend $100 developing
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Cost of developing new drugs may be lower than industry claims: trial
(theguardian.com)
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3y ago
The handwriting of numbers and letters being confusing between countries is something that's easy to not think about until you've actually faced the issue multiple times. I'm English, and I can't honestly remember which
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3y ago
> They seem to have been convinced we'd produce 8 quadrillion devices. While I'm not arguing that their decisions were wise nor that they shouldn't have been able to foresee and prevent the issues they caused you and you
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3y ago
Most people who want a router with open source firmware get one that's compatible with OpenWrt and use that, is there a reason you don't consider that to be using open source firmware?
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3y ago
Not purely market size, though it's a very important part for sure. The other part is how likely a country is to try to enforce their laws, and what ability they will have to do so. Even if a hypothetical US company had an equal number
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3y ago
Thanks for that link, and to (not-)answer GP's question on price: > "While the application fee has not been determined, it will be set on a cost-recovery basis. The fee will ensure that the next round of the New gTLD Program i
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3y ago
Having had a bank that did something similar for logging onto their mobile app, annoyance at that feature was the main reason I moved to a different bank. Do you not have the problem I had that the moving around of numbers makes it impossib
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I didn't say it was a good argument, just want their intention was. But they did at least give examples that showed the claim was potentially valid, whereas your example wasn't relevant at all (nor did it make the point you'
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3y ago
They were arguing success is possible without a college degree, not that lacking a college degree guarantees success.
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3y ago
You're welcome :)
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Oh my bad, sorry, I misinterpreted your previous comment as meaning "it was obvious with GPT4 and therefore if people say the same about Claude 3 it must equally be obvious and true", rather than what you meant which was half the
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While I do think that many claims of GPT4 getting worse were subjective and incorrect, there certainly was an accidental nerfing of at least ChatGPT Plus, as confirmed by OpenAI releasing an update some months ago specifically acknowledging
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3y ago
That's a different company's model, so while it may have been obvious it is not relevant to whether Claude 3 has been nerfed or not is it?
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3y ago
Or save a bookmark in your browser and edit its destination to be this Javascript bookmarklet to let you load the archive.is version of any URL you're currently on without even needing to remember the domain or type anything: javas
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