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by trogdor 3y ago
>TeslaBot will be using the same AI chip and system that Tesla's Autopilot uses to understand the vector space of the world around it. If you’re talking about the AI chip in my Model S Plaid, I don’t have high hopes for this robot.
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> it probably screws with a person to have their tweets get b-lined to the front page of hackernews Just a friendly heads-up, it’s “bee-lined.” I normally wouldn’t point that out, but “b-lined” could be read to suggest the opposite of yo
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Looking at your HN history, your PayPal situation is not at all surprising. Before this one, your most recent comment on HN was written ten months ago, promoting your website. One person replied to that comment. This is what they wrote: “I
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I think the reason you rarely see the outcomes is because those disputes are typically resolved through mediation and/or binding arbitration, not in the courts. Look at your most recent engagement letter with an attorney. I’d bet that
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>interrogations are videotaped Interrogations are not always videotaped. State laws vary widely. Many states require audio recording only. Other states only require recordings for felony investigations. Many states only require recording
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I’d broaden that to addiction generally.
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I can’t help but read that as Bank of America.
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>Try to buy a $20,000 car from a private party on a holiday weekend to see how well that works. I’m not convinced that spur-of-the-moment, trustless private-party $20,000 transactions are a significant problem. Every system has edge case
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How do burst speeds work? What is happening when you get, like, 10X faster upstream speed - for an instant - and then it drops back to its normal crawl?
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Just one anecdote here, but my house was built in 2019 and was networked with Cat5e. I successfully run 10GBaseT over the existing copper.
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That kind of speed is wild. What kind of switching hardware does 25 gigabit symmetric require? Do you have 25GbE to Thunderbolt adapters for your computers?
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That is well-below current market rates in decent-size cities.
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>I am an adult and I wish someone would take social media away from me. Why don’t you take it away from yourself? Just delete your account.
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>addictive dark patterns which cause compulsive use should be general banned or age restricted no matter where they are used, honestly just ban most dark patterns they are intentional always malicious consumer deception not that far away
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>The first Intel 4 processors actually launched in December 2024 I think you meant December 2023
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Fair enough. I’m in the same boat, though possibly for different reasons. Best of luck to you.
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> I have also had many close associations and friends lose children, relatives, and associates; often, to unnatural causes. It has to do with the demographic I hang with. Perhaps this is morbid curiosity getting the best of me, but your
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I find your comment very distasteful. It is written as if you know The One True Path, and anyone who strays from Your Path is unethical. I find your comment particularly distasteful in light of the fact that you were replying to a comment
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FileCoin strikes me as yet another crypto scam. On April 1, 2021, “The FileCoin Foundation” announced that they were donating 50,000 FileCoin to The Internet Archive, valued at $10 million. That announcement got a lot of PR for FileCoin and
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>many of their software products are bloated and slow as fuck Which? I regularly use Gmail, Maps, Drive, Docs, Sheets, Home, Voice, and Takeout. I don’t think any of those are bloated or slow, but maybe I’m missing something. I’m also cu
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>I’m sure that’s all in my head though right? I don’t know, but it doesn’t seem too difficult to create a blind (better, double-blind) test so you can know for sure. Is that something you are interested in doing?
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>they'd be bankrupt without NASA Most companies would be bankrupt without their customers. A $5 billion government contract isn’t something that can be dismissed as the recipient ‘being kept solvent by Uncle Sam.’
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>I think you may be underestimating the number of takedowns that are impossible to appeal. Maybe. I have never received one, nor do I know anyone who has. I am also very careful about what I upload. I have paid a lot of money in fees to
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Isn’t that I what I wrote? Yes, the claimant is the only arbiter of the Content ID appeal, but if the uploader wants to take things further, they can force the matter from a Content ID claim to a DMCA takedown, which can ultimately be dec
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I appreciate your reply. A few things: 1. Controversy sells. Content that riles people up attracts views. I have firsthand personal knowledge of a famous YouTuber, on one occasion, complaining publicly - to enormous audience response - abou
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>I also make my living from Youtube and I would strongly disagree that it is fair >The only thing in the Content ID system that is built in favor of the creator is if the claim issuer doesn't progress the counter claim and it is
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Your observation that the process can be excessively drawn-out is accurate. I think should be changed. I disagree, however, with your conclusion that the drawn-out process is a financial “killzone” for creators. I talk regularly with other
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Haha! Thanks, man! Back in high school, I bought their CD. [0] I wish I still had that thing. The packaging was hilarious. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Strong_Bad_Sings_(and_Other_...
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This article is misleading, since it omits very important information. See the screenshot provided by the YouTuber regarding the Content ID claim? Look at the far right of the screenshot. There’s a “Select Action” link. I make my living fro
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>Isn't a remastered version a separate work under the copyright semblance rules? No. A 2018 9th Circuit decision held that remasters are not eligible for copyright protection because they lack originality. The case was ABS Entertain

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