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sajithdilshan
3d ago
100$ for every 1$ invested would definitely be branded as a ponzi scheme if it was done by a regular Joe
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3d ago
So everyone is upvoting this post to shit on Norton?
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3d ago
Engraving was pretty common for items that are made to be used for decades. High quality watches, clothing items, etc. all had the initials engraved. Maybe back in the day people believed that iPods can be used for decades (I guess they can
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4d ago
It’s not only the UI when it comes iPhone Duo. It’s the hardware as well. Currently it folds open to left and because of that’s it’s convenient for a right handed person. You hold the phone on your right hand and use the left to fold open.
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4d ago
That would taught those kids a lesson. There is a certain way to behave in a car regardless if it belongs to them or not. Getting drunk and trashing the inside of the car is not acceptable just because someone is a minor
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4d ago
About 85-90% of people are right handed and that’s a good enough majority to build a product.
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Anthropic says Claude was used for weapons, spying and cyber operations
(reuters.com)
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5d ago
For a medieval child
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5d ago
While they are at it maybe should learn to count with an abacus and send letters via pigeons
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5d ago
At this rate we would have at least new one vibe coded site like this per week trying to filter AI posts. People truly have tokens to burn
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5d ago
User uses a proxy to bypass the client side validation, that’s the first thing I would have done as a teenager
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5d ago
Do you even know what a proxy is? It has nothing to do with website cooperating or not
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5d ago
You mean AIDS?
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5d ago
A state or a semi-state doesn’t need an LLM to build a bio weapon if they wanted to. They can directly hire plenty of experts that are morally corrupted enough to do it. The reason they haven’t done so far is that it would be 100% assured m
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5d ago
I think over time due the regulations like these younger generations in western countries like US/UK would fall far behind compared to the counterpart in India or China when it comes to AI fluency. I remember when I was a kid growing u
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5d ago
> http header indicating that the client is a child-locked device what happens when the request goes through a proxy and that proxy is configured to strip this header?
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5d ago
The problem is that it would be a client side identity verification mechanism and won't work for websites. As an example this would means that if this exists in iOS, everytime a safari loads a webpage it has to send this additional ver
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5d ago
I guess people are just grasping on straws to hate on AI
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5d ago
True, but empathy and calling for actions is two different things
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5d ago
Or to spread democracy across the world and to protect human rights…
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5d ago
The housing prices are sky high in HK because of artificial zoning and regulations, not because of geographical limitations. There are vast empty spaces that can be used for housing in HK, but the elites/politicians wouldn’t allow buil
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5d ago
I care about my neighbours because I know them. I don’t care about the next town because they might as well be same as people living in Tokyo. Also it’s their town, neighbours or country. Let them fix it however the way they want, why shoul
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5d ago
> We should not let Hong Kong fade away. We should not let Joshua Wong fade away. Or Jimmy Lai, or others Who are we? is it the people living in HK? then it make sense. Otherwise why would anyone else (someone else living on the other si
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5d ago
This seems like a dupe of https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49647300
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5d ago
> This is laughably misinformed. You can in fact build a bio weapon in a glorified shed if you know what you're doing. This is pure ignorance and or thinking it can be done like shown in TV shows or movies. Any bio-weapon that is ef
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6d ago
I don't think knowing how to build a bio weapon means one could actually build a bio weapon. It's like saying knowing how to build a nuclear weapon can easily lead to building a nuclear weapon. Advanced machinery and safety precau
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6d ago
For some who doesn’t want to justify, you seemed trigged so much, why bother commenting if you don’t wanna justify just fuck off
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7d ago
I binged watched it and loved it. A humanoid robot like that would be amazing to have when I get older, certainly better than having a son like Michael
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7d ago
For me the ideal scenario would be us having humanoid robots with AI. This would free up so much time for me and even in the worst case if I lose my job, I can live in village side growing my own food and being fully self sustained with the
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7d ago
Instagram posts on one side and reels on the other side
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