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1501.
by tzs 1y ago
What is your criteria for a startup to be a "top" startup?
1502.
by tzs 1y ago
Most illegal immigrants are not foreign diplomats or members of foreign armed forces stationed in the US.
1503.
by tzs 1y ago
It's been enacted into law at least 3 times, for difference classes of people. 1. The 14th Amendment to the Constitution, which covers everyone born here who is not the child of foreign diplomats or members of foreign armed forces stat
1504.
by tzs 1y ago
> Any judge in the country based on their own subjective politics can also create a precedent by ruling a certain way, and that single precedent might be used even a hundred years later. District courts do not create precedent. Precedent
1505.
by tzs 1y ago
Add 3. Not allow someone who gets both (1) a log of authentication provider transactions, including timestamps, who was being verified, and whatever output the provider generated, and (2) a log of the website's age checks including tim
1506.
by tzs 1y ago
The quote in the top-level comment from the White House is not in the article [1], so I'm having trouble understanding your point. [1] right now. It is possible it was in an earlier version of the article.
1507.
by tzs 1y ago
> I fail to see how that is different. A feature request is for something new. A bug report is reporting an error in the already released and distributed software. Here is why that is relevant. > Ultimately, you have released a piece
1508.
by tzs 1y ago
Aside from heavy use in the healthcare, finance, banking, retail, manufacturing, transportation, logistics, telecommunications, automotive, publishing, and insurance industries, w̶h̶a̶t̶ ̶h̶a̶v̶e̶ ̶t̶h̶e̶ ̶R̶o̶m̶a̶n̶s̶ who uses XML?
1509.
by tzs 1y ago
From a maintainers point of view there is no difference between someone from a large company reporting a bug and some random hobby programmer reporting a bug.
1510.
by tzs 1y ago
> It is reasonable to assume that this is true. But an equally effective way other than making your license unpalatable to them, is just to say no and state clearly: "Patches or GTFO". Also, have a homepage to link with your (h
1511.
by tzs 1y ago
Because the program crashed and the crash dump showed a null pointer dereference, and I found some inputs that reproduce it 100%, so I thought this might be useful to the developer?
1512.
by tzs 1y ago
The license used is completely irrelevant here. Corporate users generally aren't making any changes to software like libxml2.
1513.
by tzs 1y ago
So if I find a null pointer dereference issue in something written in a language I don’t know, I shouldn’t report it because I can’t include a fix?
1514.
by tzs 1y ago
> Even two years ago, surveys showed an almost 2:1 ratio of satisfied to dissatisfied users Does that include people who tried it during a free trial or via a monthly subscription and were sufficiently unimpressed that they didn’t keep i
1515.
by tzs 1y ago
Can you describe your task and then ask ChatGPT which model you should use?
1516.
by tzs 1y ago
It is probably a lot more likely that they are descendants than you would expect. Any given random person from a long time ago tends to have either no living descendants now or a whole lot of them. The sacking of Constantinople was long eno
1517.
by tzs 1y ago
I didn't dodge the question. I didn't even consider it enough to form an opinion. I responded to the part of your comment that interested me, which concerned what we can infer from the ability of humans to do vision based driving.
1518.
by tzs 1y ago
> Humans aren't proof that you can't do better than vision, we are proof that the problem can be solved with vision. It's proof that the problem can be solved with vision when your driver is a human. That doesn't nece
1519.
by tzs 1y ago
That wouldn’t work in Archimedes’ time because gold was the densest metal available then. It could be done now but most of the candidate elements cost more than gold. Uranium looks feasible if the gold veneer will block the radiation which
1520.
by tzs 1y ago
For iPhone in the US battery replacement is not expensive. A battery replacement not covered by the warranty or Apple Care ranges from $70 for really old phones to $100-120 for the latest models (the high end is a range because it depends o
1521.
by tzs 1y ago
> But let me be clear — I hate ads, too. I hate them on TV, radio, YouTube, billboards, in my mailbox, in my email inbox, and when they cover up 50% of real estate on websites. Pretty much everywhere they show up. The mailbox ads can act
1522.
by tzs 1y ago
...and later announced it would be coming back but on the new battery platform they were using for their other new EVs. It's supposed to go into production later this year.
1523.
by tzs 1y ago
Another thing they are sometimes doing is failing to add videos that you watched with ad blocking on to your history. That means if those videos show up in a search, or on your home page, or in a recommendation they do not have the red bar
1524.
by tzs 1y ago
Are you mostly watching short videos? I mostly watch videos that are 10+ minutes and I've never had YouTube come anywhere near either the number or total length of ads that I saw on cable or that I see on broadcast TV.
1525.
by tzs 1y ago
> ! Remove "This video contains paid content" warning Why?
1526.
by tzs 1y ago
> But I'm sure there are people who are downtown anyway (work there, etc.) and who now don't want to walk back to the garage to get their car and drive somewhere for lunch, so they just walk to someplace close by. This raises a
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by tzs 1y ago
"Emancipation Day" is way too ambiguous in the US because there are already several other days that are called "Emancipation Day" in various states [1]. They mostly all have something to do with the ending of slavery b
1528.
by tzs 1y ago
On the outside. Based on my experiences with Japanese vs American cars I'd not be surprised if they are bigger on the inside. :-) Seriously, when I bought a Civic in 1989, I looked at both the smaller Japanese cars (Civic, Sentra, Coro
1529.
by tzs 1y ago
Honda occasionally does things that don't have any immediately obvious connection to what most people think of when they think "Honda". For example "Honda Discovers Gene Which Improves Regeneration Ability in Rice"
1530.
by tzs 1y ago
I'm curious. Suppose I took a taxi to some specific address, which is a large building the occupies a whole block. There are two entrances to the building on that street, at opposite ends of the block. With a human driven taxi I'd

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