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by voxic11 2y ago
> To replace the agreement entered into during World War II between the US and Denmark, a new agreement with respect to Greenland was ratified on 27 April 1951 (effective on 8 June 1951). At the request of NATO, the agreement became a pa
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by voxic11 2y ago
Defamation lawsuits and criminal prosecutions for market manipulation do help keep them from outright lying most of the time.
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WebTransport is now supported in most common browsers (just missing safari support) and provides a nice API for sending/receiving messages via UDP. https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/We
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This is essentially the framework for executing their recommendation system but the actual piece which determines the recommendation is a model called "demo" so I presume its not the actual ML model they use in production.
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Are you worried you will accidentally use a trademarked name and you want to push the responsibility for checking onto your cert provider?
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by voxic11 2y ago
I assume it was just a joke since the one thing the authorities have been willing to say is that they are definitely not foreign drones.
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by voxic11 2y ago
Apparently AML/KYC programs do consider past names so that people can't simply change their name to avoid sanctions. But one would think if they were going into that much detail they would be able to tell that you aren't the
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by voxic11 2y ago
They can't fake the attestation from hardware implementations so you could just reject keys from software implementations.
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I think the biggest change would be that if characters and stories lose their copyright after 10 years then you would see even more sequels and remakes because anyone could make their own Star Wars sequel series for example.
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National Assembly has been suspended by the military so they will have trouble meeting. > Following Yoon’s announcement, South Korea’s military proclaimed that parliament and other political gatherings that could cause “social confusion”
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> (3) The term “firearm” means (A) any weapon (including a starter gun) which will or is designed to or may readily be converted to expel a projectile by the action of an explosive; (B) the frame or receiver of any such weapon; (C) any f
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by voxic11 2y ago
I asked Google for my personal data and they had almost nothing on me. But I have opted out of every form of data collection so it makes sense to me.
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IDs often are accepted after they expire. The TSA for instance will accept expired driver's licenses for up to a year after the expiration date.
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A very interesting piece on the history and development of modern policing https://www.bostonreview.net/articles/sarah-seo-how-cars-tra...
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The 7.3 billion dollars figure doesn't come from market cap. It was the price that Just Eat actually paid to purchase the entirety of GrubHub 4 years ago. So it wasn't speculative, someone actually paid it in full.
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What does a ban on gig working look like?
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And they provide disproportionate value compared to their competitors. Which is why people want Musk to be the "efficiency czar".
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That doesn't really say anything about alcohol's effect on (non-dementia related) mental clarity and sleep. Also if you continue to read that meta-analysis beyond the sentence you linked to it seems that much larger studies did no
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Apple does have this stance. They have been subpoenaed before to assist in unlocking older iPhones that don't have as strong protection of user data as modern iPhones and they refused those orders as well. Basically older iPhones witho
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> First, the company had been selling Roundup for years without any problems. Second, and perhaps most important, the company's scientists had just spent more than a decade, and many millions of dollars, trying to create the Roundup
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It does appear to periodically take screenshots and uploads them to a Anthropic controlled api.
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They would send you all their competitors products to review instead.
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Compensation can still be provided as long as it is not conditional on the reviewer expressing a particular sentiment. So your example could still be allowed. > The final rule prohibits businesses from providing compensation or other inc
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I think this is a good observation but GOG hasn't modified the language on their site (it still says "buy now" when advertising a game). So I wonder if they have a different interpretation of the law.
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The California law that has driven these marketing copy changes only applies to selling of software with revocable access. If the access cannot be revoked then the law still allows you to say you are selling the software rather than renting
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Sorry for my context what is CDPR?
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As of Windows 10 1903 the default encoding for Notepad is UTF-8. I think its reasonable to expect relatively modern systems to default text to UTF-8.
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This seems to have pretty modern high end hardware https://www.techradar.com/pro/phone-communications/kyocera-d... Sadly seems to be only available through Verizon though.
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The reason the PASPA was unconstitutional wasn't because the federal government can't regulate sportsbetting. It was due to the specifics of how the PASPA implemented the ban. In particular the authors of the PASPA wanted to &quot
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Well you will be happy to hear that Facebook scrapped their newsworthiness exception just in time for this.

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