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3y ago
>How much longer can this go on? If there is anything the wars in Afghanistan, against Isis and especially against Ukraine has thought me, it is that the answer to that question is always a lot longer than we like.
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3y ago
When you broadcast a TV series you get Nilson ratings. When you run the a streaming service you get data on when people go and take a toilet break. This is not very useful for already existing catalog, but when you write new content there w
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3y ago
Which is not only not the case with VS Code, but that is explicitly explained in at the top of the thread.
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3y ago
Sure, but this is targeting a specific type of cancer, not cancer in general. Or do you mean that breast cancer is also a family of disease?
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3y ago
Reading through this it seems like a fucking joke: we have an amazing breakthrough in cancer rates not seen in 20 years (35% down). We should have it down to basically zero by now. This so many resources poured into it. The same with all th
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3y ago
It’s useless. It’s much worse than a Google search.
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3y ago
That’s literally built into kagi. For me their rewrite feature is more important - I can now go directly to old reddit.
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3y ago
I am alive because of technology, so every time I laugh it’s technically because of technology. Besides what makes me unhappy is frequently people not technology.
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3y ago
Lots of companies require sso for saas.
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3y ago
We are not required to buy a new car if there is a manufacturing issue with the brakes and we should not be required to buy a new laptop to get patches for security issues in paid software.
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3y ago
Society gets over our distractions about online sex and focuses on real bad people like Epstein and corrupt organisations like the Catholic church.
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3y ago
I never use self checkout if I can avoid it, the experience is always terrible. Instead I wait and just catch up on a couple pages of my book on my phone. Waiting in line is fine when you have something to do. Self checkout could be great,
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3y ago
It seems like everything is racist and a dog whistle these days, but I will bite. How is new and better technology racist?
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3y ago
You are welcome to do so, but if spammers can break the captchas, then you only annoy your normal visitors.
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3y ago
It will be a business or personal expense, depending. Businesses that can't afford the expense will close or adapt, depending. Maybe fewer hobby projects will be launched.
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3y ago
Nothing. People will have to realise that when you put things out for the world you put things out for the world.
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3y ago
The US military has run 2 exercises back in the day, seeing how vulnerable Pearl Harbour was to an air attack. The answer was very. The US wrote the reports both times as “well done guys but this is not realistic for the following reasons”.
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3y ago
Its a mouse based game. You put down walls that the ball hits. Object of the game is to get the ball into the box.
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3y ago
Why not? They can get help if they want to get over the addiction and otherwise they can get a job so they can get a place to do drugs legally. They are a part of society and their actions have negative consequences for others. We regulate
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3y ago
OpenAI can raise a ton of more cash, so they may not have a road to profitability yet, but they have long time before they crash.
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3y ago
It was very chipper today when I asked it to be a speech and language coach for my next Toastmaster speech.
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3y ago
Google is conflicted about AI. Having AI do searches for you and summerize the results is both way more expensive than normal searches and means way fewer ads are shown. Google can't do anything about it either - consumers will prefer
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3y ago
Client side ssl certificates satisfy all your requirements and are phishing resistant.
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3y ago
AI is here, now, and OpenAI is so saturated they had to cancel new customers. While the hype is real, so are the benefits. This feels more like the Internet in 1998 - there is a bubble forming and it may burst, but it is not like we got bac
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3y ago
I dumped the tests into both Bing Chat and ChatGPT and they both refused, but they didn't refuse in a way they normally do, so my guess is that the topic is especially hard banned. Trump isn't hard banned, I had it previously gene
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3y ago
Except that it gives a very broad excemption for law enforcement using facial recognition.
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3y ago
If you hate capitalism so much, what are you doing on a forum for startups?
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3y ago
I don’t know how often I have clicked the unsubscribe link only to find I am not unsubscribed. Plus the link is always at the bottom in a tiny footer. The mark as spam button has no such issue and hurts the sender to boot.
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3y ago
Lets Encrypt will only give you a cert that is good for 3 months, because they want you to automate the update. I don't think K8S should create an LTS, I think they should make it dirt simple to update.
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3y ago
S3 may be last storage service on the internet to go away, but if you stop paying for a while (forget, credit card expires, medical issues), then your data will dissappear.
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