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by codezero 3y ago
So would you say they would be better off to have stayed politically neutral?
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by codezero 3y ago
One of the maintainers added an inclusion statement onto the footer of the website and a few developers thought it was pushing an LGBT agenda so they quit. This was from a quick search, I’m sure there was more to it than that - one part was
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by codezero 3y ago
Here’s a link to the GitHub repo relevant to this paper: https://github.com/gianlucavico/larth-etruscan-nlp
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Larth: Dataset and Machine Translation for Etruscan(arxiv.org)
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by codezero 3y ago
If you're getting an error when trying to run: defaults write com.apple.SafariTechnologyPreview IncludeInternalDebugMenu 1 Make sure your terminal has Full Disk Access and try again.
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by codezero 3y ago
because it's often the case that people don't know its homeopathic. I consider myself pretty smart but fell for Zicam marketing for quite a while. It matters because it can prevent people from seeking effective treatment, especial
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Off-duty pilot accused of trying crash airline jet(bbc.com)
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by codezero 3y ago
Free speech is a protection relating to the government's ability to inhibit it, not a corporation's. Like, you can say what you want, unless that's also illegal (credible death threats, hate speech etc...) and the government
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by codezero 3y ago
This isn’t at all new. In training as a manager (> 7 years ago) and director even at a smaller company they made it clear my behavior in public may be associated with the company negatively and to be conscious of it. Maybe this guy didn’
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by codezero 3y ago
I studied physics (I wasn’t very smart) but it surprised me that the charge radius of protons and neutrons are smaller than that of electrons! Cool plot. Also the paper this is from is linked at the bottom of the article but here’s a link:
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by codezero 3y ago
From my experience going through a lot of offices in SF, they are really good at flexibly up and downsizing workspaces. This space will open to smaller companies or will be sliced and diced into sizes appropriate for anyone willing to buy f
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by codezero 3y ago
Sounds a bit like Malbolge but not quite. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Malbolge
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by codezero 3y ago
The alphabet they used for Etruscan is totally unrecognizable to me and not aligned with the current understanding of the actual alphabet. I wonder if it was totally made up or if anyone recognizes where he might have had some contemporary
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by codezero 3y ago
I had a customer that was getting DDoSed by competitors, the competitors likely didn't know they were doing a DDoS, as they were aggressively scraping product listings but just doing so without any delay/rate limiting and it effec
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by codezero 3y ago
How is that relevant to my wife’s hobby? Maybe I should clarify, but I don’t understand why I need to: my wife has her own occupation and income and pays for her own hobbies.
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by codezero 3y ago
My wife isn’t in tech.
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by codezero 3y ago
This is hilarious because it hits close to home. I think my wife has most of the plants described in the article and she’d never leave them in the care of a teenager or if she did she’d be checking in daily to get a video update.
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by codezero 3y ago
They always intended to sell ads for monetization, the belief that the plan from 2009 would work 10 years later (internally this was their proposed timeline) is what put them so far behind when they finally started trying to think of new wa
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by codezero 3y ago
Yep!
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by codezero 3y ago
There are absolutely legitimate use cases for phone number spoofing, especially for businesses (many locations but single contact number as an identifier), but that doesn’t mean it can’t be made a lot more resilient to bad actors.
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by codezero 3y ago
I worked on something similar and I am so happy to see someone take it to the next level :) https://twitter.com/radiofreejohn/status/780664363631935488 and https://twitter.com/radiofreejohn/st
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Arstechnica 10-point scale to help you rate the biggest misinformation purveyors(arstechnica.com)
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by codezero 3y ago
I've got an old RT-11 manual from the Pioneer space program which would pair really well with one of these as a display item, so I'm pretty convinced, but had some hesitance because I too would love a 1:1 version.
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by codezero 3y ago
yeah, I noticed that these x.com links don't even render a preview within actual tweets lol.
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by codezero 3y ago
According to Twitter it was a week. https://x.com/boyter/status/1704999509183668656?s=46
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by codezero 3y ago
It was recent for me! but fair point :) Glad to hear the kit is great, helps me make up my mind!
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by codezero 3y ago
Someone on HN must have been browsing similar Tindie listings as I have recently :) https://www.tindie.com/products/obso/pdp-11-replica-kit-the-...
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by codezero 3y ago
The answer is that it’s sparse. It’s still very early. Scammers and grifters were dominant on the Internet for decades, massive businesses were built on spam and popup ads, something every user universally hated. I could give a few examples
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by codezero 3y ago
It’s funny though because one of the first examples is a cool product called proof of presence protocol. To make an analogy to video games it’s like badges for doing a raid but more like a badge for going to a conference that’s saved in you
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by codezero 3y ago
I recently started working for a web3 company - and I am a crypto skeptic, I joined because it was founded by two former coworkers who I enjoyed working with. We're a data SaaS in the space and even though it's a bear market, we&#

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