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ro_bit
1mo ago
While their normal demographic might happen to contain a lot of gamers, the article is talking specifically about the results of a recruitment campaign that targeted gamers
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1mo ago
Ultimately it’s the authors choice and the community is not entitled to anything, but I’m surprised the idea of remaining open source while closing PRs/issues isn’t brought up. I’m sure the author thought of doing that but didn’t, but
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ro_bit
1mo ago
Finally, hacker news on Hacker News
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2mo ago
If families paying for experimental treatment is illegal in China, how did these researchers get away with it?
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3mo ago
SF will recover after a few more AI billboards
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3mo ago
The author's going to be floored when he hears about video games
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4mo ago
You can get free profile decorations these days from watching ads (discord “orbs”). It would be interesting to know how many of those users have the nitro subscription badge next to their name
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4mo ago
> We did a lot of experiments to try and get more people to look at the new page or new content Is that what "best" sort is doing when browsing a specific subreddit? Occasionally I'll notice some crappy 1 minute old post o
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4mo ago
What’s the difference between a demand coop and a consumer coop, like REI? (Or are they the same?)
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4mo ago
Yeah but only one of those actually puts those responsible in prison https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Elizabeth_Holmes > On January 3, 2022, the jury found Holmes guilty on four of the seven counts related to defraudin
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4mo ago
> Everything that relies on a data connection will no longer work. This includes things like over-the-air updates as well as Toyota cloud-based services and SOS functionality I hate how this is a trade off. It’s totally possible for cars
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4mo ago
> In 2022, Carelon settled a lawsuit for $13 million that alleged the company, then called AIM, had used a variety of techniques to avoid approving coverage requests. Among them: The company set its fax machines to receive only 5 to 10 p
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4mo ago
Yeah they just finished their series A funding yesterday. Sorry to hear you missed out
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5mo ago
> He fueled the nonprofit’s growth partly through unorthodox fundraising. Tessellations offered parents a deal: pay half their tuition as a donation for a tax write-off. “Lawyers say, ‘Please don’t do that,’” Stanat recalled, “I’m like,
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5mo ago
They have to head off the investor whos going to ask "is child safety bullish?"
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5mo ago
Why is my Chrome telling random websites which extensions I have installed?
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5mo ago
> like securing and purchasing limited-run tickets the moment they’re on sale — based on pre-authorized user instructions. Glad they focused on the most pro-social use cases of agent payments, like scalper bots. For a moment I feared the
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5mo ago
Finally, wojak invocation on HN
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5mo ago
Which fringe puritanical lobbbyist group is going to step up and take credit for this one (reference https://www.engadget.com/gaming/steam-now-bans-games-that-vi... )
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9mo ago
I edit videos on a hobbyist level (mostly using davinci resolve to edit clips of me dying in video games to upload to a shareX host to show to friends). The big takeaway for me was reading that for quality/efficiency libx264 is better
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9mo ago
> But officers can also make emergency data requests, or EDRs, in cases involving a threat of imminent harm or death. These requests typically bypass any additional verification steps by the companies who are under pressure to fulfill th
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10mo ago
Reminds me of when Reddit posted their year end roundup https://web.archive.org/web/20140409152507/http://www.reddit... and revealed their “most addicted city” to be the home of Eglin Air Force Base, hos
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10mo ago
I notice a distinction made in the docs for image, video, and "web page" slop. Will there be a way to aggressively categorize filter web page slop separately from the other two? There's an uncomfortable amount of authors, eve
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10mo ago
The blog post is about the hiring process for a three person game studio
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10mo ago
One note that might be good to highlight in the article is that the take-home is expected to be 2 hours long. From my experience, they are much longer so I was initially surprised to see take-home's being given before an initial call u
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11mo ago
> The Boeing 737-800 had just 220kg of fuel left in its tanks when it finally landed, according to a picture of what appears to be a handwritten technical log. Pilots who examined the picture said this would be enough for just five or si
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1y ago
Makes sense. I appreciate the explanation
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1y ago
The y axis only goes up to 0.4% edit: see azundos explanation
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1y ago
Why did the “no access to health services” figure double?
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1y ago
Are there any news sources corroborating this? Maybe it's early but I'm surprised I can't find any articles from OpenAI or press outlets about this. Googling "openAI bonus" gives some reddit threads, some linkedin p
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