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Flammy
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Comment #46796147
Good luck to all. I'm curious what areas are impacted. This is what I've heard was cut in October: Amazon Games Visual search / Amazon Lens teams Advertising org Devices / Fire TV …
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Comment #42722111
I assume OP is referring to internal-to-isreal structures such as the independence of the supreme court.
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Comment #40339617
I've found some of Loom's auto-descriptions (including previews in Slack) to be pretty solid use case for AI.
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Comment #40143083
From the article and comments, I'm assuming this will operate similarly to how Windows makes it slightly harder to run applications that aren't signed by a known trusted source. If…
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Comment #40142543
Presumably gets close to > Digital Markets Act, a 2022 law that requires Apple to open iPhones in the bloc to competing app marketplaces and alternative payment systems for in-app …
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Comment #40023335
Sure, but not all retaliation is equal and nation states know what constitutes escalation vs retaliation without escalating. I'm failing to find it, but after the recent Israel Gaz…
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Comment #40023042
I'm glad that so far there haven't been any reported injuries, and I'd rather have ship hijackings than missiles or car bombs. Hopefully this is the extent of the retaliation, but …
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Comment #39969252
Yeah my thought was similar: One day in the future its current behavior changes once it has built up enough traffic...
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Comment #39856730
He let his private equity / investment company (Alameda) borrow unlimited customer funds via a software backdoor for various investments.
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Comment #38796682
This is a really high quality comment you've written here, thank you for posting your perspective. For those of us who don't know about testing, can you explain COA/GMP and how rob…
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Comment #38532328
Yup that is how I read it as well. Product decision.
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Comment #38334791
> And I will not learn a single new thing if I go back to university, unless it's a good one While I understand the Indian University sentiment here, there are many other opportuni…
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Comment #38315871
Pretty useful, thanks!
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Comment #38099026
IMO I care much more about contacts changing jobs, getting laid off, and talking about their side projects than anything else. I probably should see if someone has a linkedin scrip…
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Comment #37748249
Unless you have experience using your JD in a corporate legal dept or law firm setting that probably won't get you too much of a lift, but certainly doesn't hurt. If you read the j…
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Comment #37747348
Axiom Law | New York City, Remote (USA only, East coast only) | Engineering Manager Axiom Law is a staffing agency for corporate lawyers. Axiom was founded over 20 years ago, and h…
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Comment #37669897
That is one thing Wyze doesn't have: A dimmer. I use: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01N106YN7 then connect the Leviton dimmer to Google Assistant for voice routines crossing d…
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Comment #37669860
Fair enough, I've generally gone with cheaper lower end products and some of them EoL, some die, but I write that off as a nature of playing with more little computers than my ance…
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Comment #37668238
I agree with this. I intentionally buy switches not bulbs or more complex gear. Then you plug your dirt cheap LED dumb bulb into the lamp and have it turn on and off with your voic…
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Comment #36410846
Do the math for the weight of a string 2 miles long. Then take a look at how much weight a string can hold up. Then you're ready to be taking on space elevators
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Comment #35621882
To me, it seems that nearly every layoff (especially recently) in tech results in a small spike in the stock price due to 'cost savings' and 'willing to make hard choices'
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Comment #35593459
Wrong thread?
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Comment #35519868
Probably a Design-Build bid, based on how other large infra has worked here in Seattle (See: Hw 99 Tunnel). It appears the 4/20 work with smaller planes, so merely may not have bee…
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Comment #34384199
> One question I have for the community: why is payment processing the most uptight industry on this planet? I assume a combination of low margins, high risk (fraud of many types),…
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Comment #34241990
This is a rule, not an announcement of automatic detection. That said some professors have used the tool mentioned here to check for Chat GPT sourced content in their student's sub…