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by wfme 4y ago
What exactly is this "legitimate" interest?
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by wfme 4y ago
A quick google reveals similar wing mirror issues with VW [0] and BMW [1]. [0] https://www.speakev.com/threads/wing-mirror-glass-fell-off.1... [1] https://z4-forum.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=79640
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by wfme 4y ago
> Is there even anyone out there who thought the site would just stop working Yes, there were many authoritatively claiming this on here and Twitter. The goalposts for failure will continue to move, though, and we’ll just pretend no one
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by wfme 4y ago
> The practice typically involves offenders sending an unsolicited sexual image to people via social media or dating apps, but can also be over data sharing services such as Bluetooth and Airdrop. I'd wager the majority of cases the
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by wfme 4y ago
This comment pretty clearly breaks the commenting guidelines https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html >Be kind. Don't be snarky. Have curious conversation; don't cross-examine. Please don't fulmina
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by wfme 4y ago
This is not a default assumption. He made significant grants to Vox [0], Intercept [1], ProPublica [2], and others. [0] https://nymag.com/intelligencer/2022/11/how-sbf-sweet-talked... [1] https://m
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by wfme 4y ago
That 300-500v number is off by about 100x. A handheld taser typically runs at around 20,000 to 150,000 volts. This site lists a few alongside their voltage https://www.thehomesecuritysuperstore.com/blogs/the-home-sec...
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by wfme 4y ago
This is great. Kinda wish this is how it was by default
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by wfme 4y ago
I’m keen to see if they can maintain the velocity with which they shipped paid verification. If they are able to and with significantly few staff, it seems like a big win.
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by wfme 4y ago
Not at all comparable. One is a problem that has a clear solution while the other requires numerous novel solutions.
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by wfme 4y ago
TSLA has underperformed the S&P 500 over the last year, but vastly outperformed it if you expand your time frame to 5 years - ~1,000% vs 50%. Perhaps comparing the 43% drop over the last year to other comparable companies would provide
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by wfme 4y ago
Looks great and works particularly well. A couple of bug reports: - Clicking on the P logo on the home page takes me to a page with what looks to be an example, but none of the filters ever load. - Navigating directly to https://
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by wfme 4y ago
What do you mean "You're not supposed to"? Is there some law that forbids this? From my (potentially naive) POV this seems to be roughly equivalent to asking physics professors to stay away from mathematics since they are lik
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Google search was giving errors when searching “how many emojis on iOS”(google.co.nz)
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by wfme 4y ago
You make a phone. After one year, you release a newer, faster phone, and then repeat every year following. At which point do you stop producing the first phone you made? Perhaps you say "when it stops working". Well if that were t
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by wfme 4y ago
That's not even close to true. Things can work well at first and then stop working after a while. That doesn't mean it didn't work initially. If we only prescribed pain medication based on your definition, practically none of
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by wfme 4y ago
Status pages are generally updated manually, so they either haven't updated it yet, or as another commenter mentioned, the linked status page doesn't have a category for the services that are currently failing.
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by wfme 4y ago
And another datapoint, my M1 Max (24 core gpu) with 64GB RAM takes: ~36s for 50 steps ~19s for 25 steps
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by wfme 4y ago
As I'm sure you are aware, the proposed change was for files synced to iCloud. This puts it in the same boat as the recent Google Photos incident which you appear to be ok with. But, as you noted, Apple backed down on the proposal, so
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by wfme 4y ago
Hmm I'd imagine Sydney fits the bill for "big rich city"
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by wfme 4y ago
> the big difference is there is a means of holding US companies to account if they violate privacy standards Have yet to see this in practice. What usually happens is a bunch of articles are written "condemning" their actions,
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by wfme 4y ago
Any app built and run by any country can capture data unlawfully. The keyword is unlawfully.
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by wfme 4y ago
Would love to know more about your battery being halved with FindMy turned on. Have never experienced this nor has anyone I know with it turned on. Although to be fair I don't think I've ever disabled it, so hypothetically my norm
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by wfme 4y ago
Not sure comparing a yet to be released OS is a solid selling point here.
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by wfme 4y ago
Which part of the smell test does this not pass exactly? They just described almost identical behaviour but with an isolated test case. Yeah there’s no video or whatever but it does support the original diagnosis.
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by wfme 4y ago
This comment is _literally_ the epitome of hn.
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by wfme 4y ago
> Ungar destroyed anyone who challenged him in a gin match, including a professional widely regarded as the best gin player of Ungar's generation, Harry "Yonkie" Stein. Ungar beat Stein 86 games to none in a high-stakes ga
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by wfme 4y ago
Thanks for the links, a nice little read.
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by wfme 4y ago
No such issue here on v100.0.1.
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by wfme 4y ago
Calling a single sceptical statement "counter arguments" is disingenuous at best. The linked bidmc article is a good starting point if you really are interested.

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