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by hattar 10d ago
Obviously it’s impossible to know unless you’re sitting in on union discussions, but there is a perverse incentive at play. If one fears automation taking their job, I could see resistance to allowing any automation “foot in the door” so to
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by hattar 10d ago
If anyone is downvoting because they think this is wrong (vs just being low content and largely unhelpful) I’m interested in what alternative explanations exist. This tech has existed for many years in motor vehicles and works reasonably we
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by hattar 20d ago
> Note that you can't magic your way out of this. You can't eg. wait for the program to request access to a file before displaying a "Program wants access to this file. Allow/Deny" because the program doesn'
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by hattar 21d ago
Do you have an example of western AI censorship? It would help to give context.
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by hattar 6mo ago
I assume the numbers are made up as an example. I worry that rational takes like this end up completely lost in the battle between motivated parties who yell far louder, but have minimal investment in actual outcomes for those who will be d
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by hattar 6mo ago
One minor off-topic comment, I like the quiz at the bottom of the article. It could be neat to have sites implement something like this to discourage people from commenting without reading and absorbing some of what they've read. It se
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by hattar 8mo ago
> chip bag Italian meta data incident I’m not familiar with this one and search didn’t get me anything that seemed relevant. Got a link to something describing the incident?
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by hattar 8mo ago
Maybe this is a dumb comment, but couldn’t you just turn the phone off? You’d have to trust that the setting to disable Bluetooth when powered down is reliable and configured correctly, but if your use case is that sensitive even carrying a
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by hattar 10mo ago
I got this for my dog. It annoys her a bit but I'm hoping she'll get used to it. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0BF5C9VTY
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by hattar 1y ago
I don't think the iPhone Air will actually be smaller in the dimensions I care about, just thinner which I assume will compromise battery life. My mini is holding up ok. Battery needs replacing but I haven't done it. Like mikepurv
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by hattar 1y ago
I use an iphone and have for many years. I was a phone geek who would always use custom ROMs and have everything dialed in just so. I'm sure this has changed over the years but back in the day it seemed like there was always some weird
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by hattar 1y ago
More annoyingly, they'll beep intermittently with no other indicator. I have a house with ~15 fire alarms and when one is making an intermittent chirp every 30 seconds, it takes forever to figure out which one is low on battery. This c
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by hattar 1y ago
> There’s an old law school adage that A students become professors If I were a law school professor, I’d probably also say that.
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by hattar 1y ago
I had a turbinate reduction, a deviated septum adjusted, and a balloon sinuplasty. I'm unclear on what the drops are specifically but they're sublingual immunotherapy.
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by hattar 1y ago
> Google, Microsoft, Apple, Facebook, Instagram, and Snapchat, among others, were stored in a file. The database also contained credentials for bank and financial accounts, health platforms, and government portals. I'd love a source
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by hattar 1y ago
I spent my whole life only breathing through half a nostril on a good day. About 10 years ago I got surgery and Sublingual Immunotherapy drops, and the results have been life changing. I sleep better, my mind is clearer, I feel like an enti
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by hattar 1y ago
It's a single player game. Cheat codes are built into it by design.
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by hattar 1y ago
> Putting the (very valid) reasons for not having human-readable game saves aside, I don't follow. What would the reasons be?
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by hattar 1y ago
Interesting hypothesis, is it based on anything specific? I think refined/added sugars in general are probably something best avoided, but admittedly still eat plenty. The idea that one sugar is materially worse than another feels off,
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by hattar 1y ago
uBO with the following custom filter fixed Reddit for me: ||reddit.com^$document @@||reddit.com/r/*/comments/$document It allows me to look at individual posts which lets me search and view specific answers, but blocks t
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by hattar 2y ago
https://royalsocietypublishing.org/doi/10.1098/rspa.2007.185...
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by hattar 2y ago
I just got 13 rolls of 3 in a row. I think there may be an issue with the RNG
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by hattar 2y ago
> 1. Remove state income tax outside of cities >100k people Every wealthy person (and less wealthy people including myself) would immediately set up (and leave empty to rot) a new primary residence for tax purposes. The cost of 1&#x2F
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by hattar 3y ago
Let them spend a weekend in the woods then. There’s no reason to spoil a very rare commodity so that someone with no experience or appreciation can make use of it. There are many, many “close enough” experiences, and very few that haven’t b
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by hattar 3y ago
> right to privacy In a public park? > So are cop cars allowed No, but a thing about rules is that they generally only work if there’s someone who is able and willing to enforce them.
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by hattar 3y ago
Right thought, but I suspect wrong reason. You’ve been competing with “light” trucks on the roads for a couple decades that weigh the same or more than your average Tesla. Factor in that they have worse driver visibility, higher bumper heig
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by hattar 3y ago
I pay and would still like an alternative client. The official one has several annoying deficiencies that are unlikely to ever be addressed. From a monetary standpoint, most companies would throw me into a wood chipper were it profitable. H
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by hattar 3y ago
I would guess about 23 years ago for this person
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by hattar 3y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38591788 This person seems to explain it well
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by hattar 3y ago
> the most embarrassing bug of my career Though to be honest, if that’s the most embarrassing bug abra0 is doing great.

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