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HelloImSteven

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    Comment #46485695

    To be fair, it’s a fair assessment. Superhero movies like that are a defining feature of the last two decades, with titles and plots worsening at an exponential rate. Not that prio…

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    Comment #45019123

    But this is for apps outside the Play store, so the DSA isn’t at play here insofar as Google needs to be concerned. I don’t think there’s any solid decision on whether third-party …

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    Comment #44967005

    But this isn't a problem on one system, it's potentially a problem in any system with Copilot enabled. It's akin to a vulnerability in a software library (which often means a separ…

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    Comment #44958398

    CVEs aren’t just for common dependencies. The “Common” part of the name is about having standardized reporting that over time helps reveal common issues occurring across multiple C…

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    Comment #44777411

    I’ve lived on both sides of this in different areas of the US. Overall I’d say there’s a lot of places that have what you’ve described, but there are many that don’t, even in more …

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    Comment #44777074

    Lambda has 1mil free requests per month, so there’s a chance it would be free depending on your usage. But still, it’s not straightforward at all, so I get it. Perhaps requiring su…

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    Comment #44667681

    I also don’t know for certain, but I’d assume they only cache AI responses at an (at most) regional level, and only for a fairly short timeframe depending on the kind of site. They…

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    Comment #44496931

    In the U.S. at least (obviously not the same everywhere), fair use doesn’t necessarily require your work to be transformative. It’s one of several aspects that gets considered, alb…

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    Comment #44418212

    WebScript is trademarked by Apple [1], but not sure how enforceable it is at this point. [1]: https://www.apple.com/legal/intellectual-property/trademark/...

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    Comment #44097175

    Thanks, good to know. Their page on BigQuery is very misleading.

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    Comment #44085956

    I took their meaning to be that we should keep looking into the whole matter since, either way, there might be more evidence to find. I don’t think they were dismissing this theory…

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    Comment #44024293

    They used the official MIT-licensed dataset published by Y Combinator on BigQuery, so it’s not necessarily fair to blame OP here.

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    Comment #43924954

    Apple's Critical Alerts aren't a broadcast system though. It's just an API to bypass the mute switch and DnD, but users have to go into settings to enable it on a per-app basis. Th…

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    Comment #43907357

    I have a negative perception of both LinkedIn and OKCupid, and of matchmaking services in general. The strength of these platforms is the same as their weakness: they aim to elimin…

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    Comment #43906670

    Articles get removed from Apple's documentation archive seemingly randomly. However, on a good note, there are backups of the entire ADC Leopard Reference Library (available at sev…

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    Comment #43906469

    Apple's documentation used to be quite good—many useful guides, thousands of technical notes, development books quarterly—it's really a shame that they've turned their back on that…

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    Comment #43475969

    Even if they did, I’d assume the association of “full” and this correct representation would benefit other areas of the model. I.e., there could (/should?) be general improvement f…

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    Comment #43124294

    Maybe 21% of astronauts have used select components made with react-select. That’s approaching moon territory!

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    Comment #43042292

    On one hand, I get the business reasons for not using E2E by default (it’d make data recovery more difficult for probably the vast majority of their users, which would be a custome…

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    Comment #42670643

    On Apple devices at least, this is a feature of Universal Links, which are generally more secure than deeplinks for various reasons [1]. Not sure you can disable it completely, but…

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    Comment #40702126

    I get most of my “old” tech by volunteering community computer refurbishing places. Good way to meet people and stock up on tech supplies at the same time!

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    Comment #39577091

    Hard to say. As a hobbyist with access to several OSes and hardware platforms, I appreciate the differences between each and enjoy the process of finding the right tool for the job…

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    Comment #38847708

    ImageAnalyzer is Swift-only and has no corresponding Objective-C method, so it's not available in PyObJC. I can look into bridging it at some point.

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    Comment #38846552

    I'll throw my solution into the mix: https://skaplanofficial.github.io/PyXA/tutorial/images.html#... PyXA uses the Vision framework to extract text from one or more images at a tim…