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by tlogan 3y ago
No. DoorDash and Uber drivers are not classified as “fast food” workers.
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by tlogan 3y ago
Currently, it’s evident that our political landscape lacks genuine representation for traditional leftist (liberal) or right-wing (conservative) ideologies. Instead, what we’re witnessing are parties primarily aligned with interests of diff
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by tlogan 3y ago
I received this, and it seems cool. However, there are some issues. First, it cannot be used as identification at airports, for rental cars, or in bars. There is a kiosk at SFO, but every time I’ve visited, it was out of order. Another anno
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S.F. surpasses deadliest year for drug overdoses(sfchronicle.com)
3 points by tlogan 3y ago|2 comments
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by tlogan 3y ago
I have no skin in this game but I have a lot of Jewish friends. I have two conclusions: - Whoever is in charged for this "pro-Israel" information war failed miserably. Even in Jewish communities. - Putin is clearly the winner here
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by tlogan 3y ago
I can confirm that some files were somehow deleted in march. I suspect the problem is related to announced that 5m files is not limit anymore [1]. I was thinking that some of our team members messed up but now I feel bad. [1] https:/&
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by tlogan 3y ago
Yes - we can spend all these resources and re-build houses in Hawaii.
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by tlogan 3y ago
I just have a feeling - there were so many companies reporting that. FedEx revenue dropped 10%. Dell revenue dropped 10%. Union Pacific revenue dropped 10%. Foot Locker revenue dropped 10%. Cisco sales are 10% down. Maybe because I was foll
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by tlogan 3y ago
All these cloud service providers have bugs and issues. But the problem with Google is that their support seems somehow disconnected from the real world. There is support, and they do respond to chats, calls, or emails. However, it often fe
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by tlogan 3y ago
Not just startups are affected. I have feeling that economy (or maybe just spending?) has contracted by approximately 10%, coupled with an additional 10% inflation rate. So a typical small business in the technology sector might experience
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by tlogan 3y ago
ChatGPT 4 is light-years ahead of Bard. I tried a couple of question regarding physic and Bard consistently answers incorrectly. And it is not like Wikipedia page for my questions does not exist.
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by tlogan 3y ago
the defendants can be found in Vietnam from where they proudly advertise their ‘SEO’ scheme to others, including via YouTube. Nothing to see here: the business of sending of fake DMCA notices is booming and I do not know
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by tlogan 3y ago
And this is how freedom dies.
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by tlogan 3y ago
ChatGPT-4 did answer relatively well but definitely not a search engine. I attempted to search for "best Mac text editors for writers" on Google, but I received a bunch of results with "writers" crossed out. Yeah the sit
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by tlogan 3y ago
DMCA abuse is rampant all over the net. The main problem is that companies like Shopify have implemented these DMCA processes very sloppily, and as the recession continues, there are fewer resources available for making improvements and fi
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by tlogan 3y ago
The current mainstream says that it is really not. However, they might be wrong. Hilbert space in quanum field theory is infinite-dimensional (otherwise the theory will just not work). Some physics are saying that Hilber space is not infin
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by tlogan 3y ago
Hmm I do not see them (at least on IPhone). I’m still getting so many obviously spoofed calls. I guess all these protocols or FCC rules are worth shit because they do not care. Sure they will block canabis delivery notifications I get ever
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by tlogan 3y ago
Technical question: is there a way to detect on iPhone with AT&T that incoming call or sms is from phone number that is verified - in other words comply with STIR/SHAKEN protocol. Is there a way to do that?
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by tlogan 3y ago
I assume that he just run out of friends/colleagues/bodies who will run these companies. I do not know how many companies he created but 10 of them were fradulently incorporated.
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by tlogan 3y ago
Yep. If he had real people or real companies buying these IP addresses (even if they are shell companies) he would be fine. Apparently he started like that but then he got greedy and said: fuck I will just invent some fake people. The actu
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by tlogan 3y ago
The worst part is when you share screenshot of something: there are not actually dates so person receiving screenshots has no clue.
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by tlogan 3y ago
Yeah. For emails I use display time stamps extension: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/display-email-time...
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by tlogan 3y ago
I think more paywalls is actually going to make internet better.
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by tlogan 3y ago
You are absolutely correct. ‘Looking to spend’ was not the accurate term to use. I should have said ‘looking to solve the problem,’ with a budget exceeding $1000/month.
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by tlogan 3y ago
From my experience, anyone looking to spend more than $1000 per month will want to have a conversation with someone. They might not require any additional features, but many companies will need an account manager's email address to ent
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by tlogan 3y ago
Yes - but the big question is this: how to monetize this? This might completly kill search and ads.
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by tlogan 3y ago
Isn’t Duet AI for that? My understanding is that Bard is for consumers while duet is for workspace.
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Chicago considering first city-owned grocery store(chicago.gov)
2 points by tlogan 3y ago|0 comments
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by tlogan 3y ago
Of course it will hurt the poor. However, the more pressing issue is whether the existing democracy is inherently designed to marginalize those below a certain economic threshold. I think it is.
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by tlogan 3y ago
I think this is the best and the most logical explanation.

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