danielmeskin

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by danielmeskin 2mo ago
The issue, I suspect, is payment processing and KYC. To operate at their scale requires not only the cooperation of various PCI partners (who are not obligated to cooperate) it also involves massive liability. A better question to ask is fo
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by danielmeskin 2mo ago
Making a list of the tells you have will only serve to have them prompted against.
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by danielmeskin 2mo ago
Why limit to language and SDK? Have the LLM write machine code.
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by danielmeskin 2mo ago
Who exactly are "they"?
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by danielmeskin 2mo ago
They say they have leaders but don’t need them
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by danielmeskin 2mo ago
Well allbirds is an AI company now so I guess that makes sense
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by danielmeskin 3mo ago
I suspect this would have an effect similar to early internet worms that caused significant strain https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Melissa_(computer_virus)
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by danielmeskin 4mo ago
Yes, and the IR light they emit when they use it can allegedly identify them: https://github.com/Noflock/Flock-IR-Detection
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by danielmeskin 4mo ago
Reminds me a bit of Futurama S3 E7, “the day the earth stood stupid”
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by danielmeskin 4mo ago
It is still maintained, but I believe the maintainer is employed by Bitwarden now, and is working on projects in addition to Vaultwarden.
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by danielmeskin 4mo ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paradox_of_tolerance
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by danielmeskin 5mo ago
Yep! I don’t comment unless I have something useful to add to the conversation.
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by danielmeskin 5mo ago
This account was made solely to leave this comment, for what that’s worth to the non-bad-faith users on here.
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by danielmeskin 5y ago
Does Skype no longer do POTS calls?
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by danielmeskin 5y ago
This is correct. My gums unfortunately receded and * my teeth are extremely sensitive * the area is sore constantly * I will need a graft from elsewhere in my mouth to correct it.
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by danielmeskin 5y ago
How much of that is the APU? I’d imagine the bottleneck would lie with manufacturers using the cheapest panels and digitizers they can.
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by danielmeskin 5y ago
Worked for me, what did you `cat`?
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by danielmeskin 5y ago
I dislike it because chromium is almost a monoculture and Google controls it. I’m not diametrically opposed to chromium based browsers but I might be more hesitant to switch.
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by danielmeskin 5y ago
Sorry if this was asked already but is Synth chromium based?
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by danielmeskin 5y ago
How is this better than something like MARP?
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by danielmeskin 5y ago
Plain old Linux: Free: GCP Paid (but cheap): Linode, DigitalOcean —- Machine Learning: Free: Google CoLab, Paperspace Gradient Paid (but [relatively] cheap): JarvisLabs, DataCrunch —- Databases and user auth: Free: Firebase spark Paid (but
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by danielmeskin 5y ago
As far as I know its Alibaba stock got split off into its own company (Altaba)
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by danielmeskin 5y ago
Probably the opposite, instant massive userbase, then just slowly phase out the meat bags.
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by danielmeskin 5y ago
If you figure it out let me know.
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by danielmeskin 5y ago
I’m pretty sure Hotjar has had this for a while, though maybe not implemented in the same way
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by danielmeskin 5y ago
Yes, it even costs the same.
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Hush automatically removes cookie popups and tracking on Safari(oblador.github.io)
2 points by danielmeskin 6y ago|0 comments
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Lora Meshnet Solutions?
1 points by danielmeskin 6y ago|0 comments