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by tremarley 3y ago
True, but then Satoshi’s foresight is unmatched. How would Satoshi know that people would scrutinise their emails 16 years later
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On 21/08/2008 Satoshi claims he was not aware of Wei Dei’s “B-Money” paper.
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The BT Tower is also known as the Post Office Tower. It used to be the tallest building in London. The reason it’s round is so that it would withstand a nuclear attack blast wave, if London was ever attacked.
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Owning equity in a startup doesn’t guarantee financial security. Understand the risks associated with dilution and internal funding rounds, and consider diversifying your investments to mitigate potential losses. Don’t blindly trust leaders
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Since iOS 17.4 for EU users 1. Apple will DELETE user's data without notice 2. Lot of apps will stop working and there will be no way to access them without update 3. Web Push will stop working; users expecting notifications will never
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Where has he said that iPhone has won mobile
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by tremarley 3y ago
Since iOS 17.4 for EU users 1. Apple will DELETE user's data without notice 2. Lot of apps will stop working and there will be no way to access them without update 3. Web Push will stop working; users expecting notifications will never
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by tremarley 3y ago
Why would Firefox need AI? What benefit would it serve?
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Welcome
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Language Transfer hasn’t got a huge range of language options unfortunately. I wonder if it would be easily possible, if AI could understand the Language Transfer style and make really good alternative courses?
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These descriptions of the different accents is accurate and hilarious
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I had an 1000 day streak with Duolingo. The streak is great for being consistent, but I spent almost half of the time on Duolingo at the aim of keeping my streak rather than truly learning the language. When I stopped using the app, I could
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It’s common in the UK, but it isn’t the most used messaging app. WhatsApp is more common in the UK
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‘iMessage plays a pivotal role in the success of the iPhone and contributes significantly to Apple's business is inaccurate.’ If you ask many iPhone users why they use an iPhone rather than an Android. They would tell you iMessage firs
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“Carmakers are facing a slowdown in enthusiasm for EVs in South Korea as higher interest rates and inflation prompt consumers to rein in spending, while concerns about battery fires and a dearth of fast chargers are also damping demand.” I
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Quantum physics: where the only certainty is that even scientists are uncertain, but don't worry, nobody understands it, not even the scientists themselves!
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The U.S. is supporting Guyana in the potential war. Guyana has a small population compared to Venezuela. But Venezuela would have a difficult time invading considering the enormous forest that separates the two countries.
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It would be cool if a gigantic one of this were made. People would love to see this in a museum.
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This looks excellent. How could someone make this more silent though? How does one quieten fan sounds?
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“ Labeling communication as a parody risks misinterpretation, as the humor or satirical intent may not be universally recognized. Without clear context, this can lead to confusion or the spread of inaccurate information. It is essential to
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“ Presenting an AI as an equivalent to a cryptocurrency may lead to improper risk assessment. Cryptocurrencies can be volatile, and equating an AI model to this might imply unpredictability or financial risk, which is not applicable. It&#x2
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Attributing the refusal to a specific AI version could inadvertently spread misinformation about the capabilities or ethical frameworks of AI systems, potentially misleading individuals regarding the functionality and ethical stance of diff
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The demo YouTube video that you have added to this post, is marked ‘made for children’. It limits us from Adding the video to a playlist, commenting and other features that general YouTube allows us to do. Could you change the settings for
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Where I live, YouTube premium costs €5 more than Prime & Netflix
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YouTube Premium costs more than Amazon Prime & Netflix. But YouTube does not create any content, and you only get YouTube music as a perk
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“But unlike Acrobat, the Preview app doesn’t have an upper limit on what we can put in MediaBox. It’s perfectly happy for me to write a width which is a 1 followed by twelve 0s: Screenshot of Preview’s Document inspector, showing the page s
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They’re MOAT isn’t incredibly effective in China. But it is effective in most other countries where they operate
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Tesla has a brand, technology, energy storage and cost MOAT over other EV companies. Countries that consider banning Tesla due to Starlink, would be effectively holding back their EV market.
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There is corruption in every country.
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“In the U.S., states generally require legacy automakers to sell their cars through franchised dealers. Some states have allowed makers of electric vehicles, such as Tesla, to sell directly to consumers.” Why does the U.S have laws like thi

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