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by weare138 5d ago
Hypothetically you would have already paid for the ads before your account gets suspended/banned then hypothetically Google just keep sending you automated replies denying your requests for support until you give up or lawyer up. A
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by weare138 5d ago
I keep hearing this same story over and over. It's starting to sound like that's just Google's business model.
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by weare138 12d ago
To give you an idea just how much phone traffic was being routed through that building, they had a major power failure at that site and it took down most of the north eastern US's phone network: On September 17, 1991, management failu
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by weare138 12d ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/33_Thomas_Street https://theintercept.com/2016/11/16/the-nsas-spy-hub-in-new-...
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by weare138 13d ago
I was curious and checked out the wikipedia page on CYP2D6 and it says CDB is also a strong CYP2D6 inhibitor but I don't have a formal background in this stuff. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CYP2D6#Ligands
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by weare138 14d ago
be an npc. drive a boring car—who gives a fuck? have a boring job. do nothing after work. why do you have to do something after work? do something because you feel like doing it, not because you feel like you have to. That's just bei
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by weare138 15d ago
You could always this stuff online.
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by weare138 24d ago
I would recommend OP delve into cross-platform desktop app development first...
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by weare138 1mo ago
You haven't met my family. Half the reason I got into this stuff when I was young was to get away from them.
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by weare138 2mo ago
To make the line go up.
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by weare138 2mo ago
There will inevitably be some people who dismiss this story as a dishonest marketing trick by OpenAI to make their models sound terrifyingly effective. I found 81 instances of the term “marketing” in the Hacker News discussion of the incid
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by weare138 2mo ago
And back when modern IDEs became a thing we were told code editors like vi and emacs were dead.
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by weare138 2mo ago
Where's the actual repo then?
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by weare138 2mo ago
That's alot of time, cost and effort just to avoid making better pizza.
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by weare138 3mo ago
Just a suggestion, add a section with the relevant proposed legislature.
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by weare138 3mo ago
But what's stopping someone from modifying or injecting code into the client to bypass this 'restriction'? This type of security should be implemented server-side and at the network perimeter not in the client, especially one
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by weare138 3mo ago
The issue with that claim is xsnow already displayed the Ukrainian flag regardless. And it's in no way a critical app most people would even have installed to begin with. I had no idea it was even still being maintained.
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by weare138 3mo ago
Has anyone confirmed who this 'Alexander Ivanov' person is or even if this is a real person and not some AI bot? I searched for the email address used and it only appears recently in these handful of posts about xsnow.
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by weare138 3mo ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Model_collapse
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by weare138 3mo ago
I'm from genx. This has been a serious issue in the tech industry for decades even before AI somehow made it worse. The real problem is resumes themselves. It's an outdated format that was originally designed for completely differ
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by weare138 3mo ago
Just for reference, in case anyone was wondering, this is what it should be outputting: perl -E 'say for map { ( $_ % 3 ? "" : 'fizz' ) . ( $_ % 5 ? "" : 'buzz' ) || $_ } 1..shift' 42
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by weare138 3mo ago
I was poking around with this and I noticed wl-copy has an option to trim newlines. Maybe that's why they added the option but I'm leaning towards gurk being the culprit. wl-copy itself seems to handle newlines ok, at least for me
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by weare138 3mo ago
The AT Protocol has a federated network architecture, meaning that account data is stored on host servers, as opposed to a peer-to-peer model between end devices. Federation was chosen to ensure the network is convenient to use and reliabl
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by weare138 3mo ago
CEOs see that AI can do their job and assume it can do everyone else's too.
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by weare138 4mo ago
Blew Origin
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by weare138 4mo ago
We've had beanie babies before. This. None of this is new. It's just Beanie Babies for millennials.
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by weare138 4mo ago
People still use programming books, they just don't purchase new retail books as often. Books have become magnitudes cheaper for publishers to produce but the books didn't get cheaper for consumers. I went to O'Reilly's
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by weare138 4mo ago
The publishers argued that, in addition to sharing pirated books with the public, the shadow library is serving as a primary training data hub for AI companies like Meta and NVIDIA. So when are we seizing Meta and Nvidia's domains?
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by weare138 5mo ago
The fact the bug bounty program is private and requires you to apply and be accepted first is also sus especially when the scope is the desktop app anyone can download.
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by weare138 5mo ago
The author of this article is an AI industry promoter and lobbyist. Just read through his substack which was the first red flag. He's on Substack. The author has a history of making misleading claims about the environmental safety and

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