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xboxnolifes
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xboxnolifes
12d ago
It bans pet fees, but it does not ban pet damage deposits. Try reading before complaining.
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xboxnolifes
13d ago
No you don't. You only need total costs of accidents before and after this crossing.
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xboxnolifes
15d ago
Ok, I write my password down. Now what?
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xboxnolifes
15d ago
You can't just absolve yourself of responsibility by saying "I hired a contractor". You are still responsible for doing your due diligence in picking your contractor.
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xboxnolifes
15d ago
The password is the recovery flow. What do you propose instead that isnt just a variation of having a password and a passkey?
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xboxnolifes
15d ago
They mean if you dont have access to your devices.
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xboxnolifes
15d ago
Thats still irrelevant to the example being discussed.
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xboxnolifes
15d ago
Im young and I dont even bother learning how to use my Android phone's new features since it feels like everything moves or changes all the time. there's no point trying to get familiar with most of the features.
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xboxnolifes
15d ago
Because it's far cheaper to to not spend the tokens finding the vulnerabilities, and software is now being created and released magnitudes faster than ever before. I could see the huge software companies maybe having fewer vulnerabilit
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xboxnolifes
16d ago
While true, this is not the context that idea applies to.
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xboxnolifes
16d ago
I think a lot of people have built those services. But doing it right is more expensive, and people end up choosing the $5-$10/mo option over your $30/mo+ that does it right. Multiply those numbers by whatever multiple you want
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xboxnolifes
17d ago
Depending on who you ask, the mess we are in is caused by Democrats.
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xboxnolifes
17d ago
AI art has made the experience meaningfully less enjoyable.
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xboxnolifes
17d ago
This might actually be one of the most useful status pages ive seen. Its not just random green tick marks representing the entire service that only change yellow when someone gives and admits that 5 hours of bad service is an outage.
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xboxnolifes
17d ago
We're relearning why you do math by hand before you use a calculator, and why you (usually) dont get internet access during tests even though in the real world you can quickly look things up.
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xboxnolifes
18d ago
The advise to do things that don't scale is more pertinent than ever.
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xboxnolifes
18d ago
Evaluating the financial situation of a group of people by visiting Disney World is about as canonical example of sampling bias as you can get. The people who are at Disney World are the people who can afford to be at Disney World.
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xboxnolifes
18d ago
Why?
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xboxnolifes
18d ago
It's like reading an entire article and pointing out a typo without engaging with any of the context. It's easy to find a single fault and point it out loudly, but if you don't even try to engage with the intent of the messag
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xboxnolifes
18d ago
Java is why I don't have line wrapping enabled. It makes code unreadable when everything needs to be wrapped.
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xboxnolifes
18d ago
Games get announced so far out now so that studios can make a judgement call, based on public reception, on whether or not to cancel the development.
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xboxnolifes
19d ago
It doesn't require concentrated wealth, but if wealth is evenly distributed, then presumably the power to apply propaganda is also equally distributed. Propagandizing information effectively become a meta-level form of voting. With con
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xboxnolifes
20d ago
It doesnt quite imply democracy does not work. It implies that propaganda works. And if propaganda works, then that would mean that having the bulk of the ability to propagandize concentrated in a few hands in a threat to democracy, as it m
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xboxnolifes
20d ago
Does your country have a constitution that explicitly handles this scenario?
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xboxnolifes
20d ago
How would hackernews visitors support their lifestyle then?
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xboxnolifes
20d ago
Baader–Meinhof phenomenon. Heavy lifting was plenty common enough prior to LLMs.
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xboxnolifes
20d ago
What about the panic around dungeons and dragons and violent video games? Did nothing happen because the panic fixed the issue?
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xboxnolifes
21d ago
I apparently do not understand async/await.
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xboxnolifes
22d ago
An image is functionality, as it provides significant information to the reader.
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xboxnolifes
22d ago
Has the cut off the head strategy ever worked in any US operation for replacing a leader with someone outside of their existing network?
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