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anbop

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    Comment #23071563

    The problem is most heavy computer users set themselves up with a proper ergonomic setup, i.e. external keyboard. And by not building the touch bar into external keyboards, they ki…

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    Comment #22725462

    Never happened to me. If there are no letters after unit numbers, and the delivery person sees a delivery for unit 522B, they'll leave it at 522.

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    Comment #22716849

    One hack around address limits is to put in a unit number. 1 Park Avenue or whatever in Manhattan will have multiple units in it. And if you live in one of these units you can add …

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    Comment #22716755

    Ordering groceries creates employment at a time when unemployment is higher than literally ever before.

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    Comment #22716386

    I mean for Amazon Prime you have to have a Prime susbcription to even play, so the $129/year fee is a good barrier to bots.

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    Comment #22698800

    Singapore is anything but a mono-cultural country and is only recently rich. Basically through extreme government competence they made themselves rich and yes, their society defini…

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    Comment #22698777

    I'm sure there are 16,000 people that would be thankful that you were 14,000 ventilators short instead of 30,000.

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    Comment #22661476

    The fine print has always been that it's 2 days from Amazon's ship date and not from your order date.

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    Comment #22661436

    For some reason I initially read this as "Prince Charles." And thought that I was totally ignorant of Prince Charles' programming exploits, as though he were a Lee Hsien Loong.

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    Comment #21755461

    Because it works. The earliest industrial base of the United States was created from textile production IP stolen from the United Kingdom, which eventually outcompeted British text…

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    Comment #21747045

    No one said it does. But if you tell someone "fix whatever is causing the disks on this machine to fill up" they're going to be more motivated to do so, and more able to make the b…

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    Comment #21738776

    Adoptive parents are people who have gone through a lot of effort and expense to get their children, so they're far more likely to be heavily invested in their kids. It's also expe…

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    Comment #21086147

    What's a seat rocker? Google is turning up household furniture.

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    Comment #20662680

    I can’t believe a drivers license scan is all that is needed for many companies. That means that losing my wallet on the street effectively means that someone can go get my entire …

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    Comment #20638373

    When the iPhone 6S came out the iPhone 4S seemed like a dinosaur. Now even though the iPhone 10S is out the iPhone 6S works just fine. It happened in PCs and now it's happened in p…

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    Comment #20615495

    oof, not comparable at all. The increased mechanical latency from a cello, compared to a violin, is an incredible source of tonal and musical complexity. First of all, the latency …

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    Comment #20598972

    The author's description of the various typefaces and their semicolons is just exquisite. What a fucking writer.

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    Comment #20593410

    The original purpose of the “hackable” button was to give a fun piece of experimentation kit that worked with AWS and encouraged people to try it out. I set up my AWS account just …

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    Comment #20593394

    This is the first thing I’ve ever upvoted on Hacker News

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    Comment #20591299

    My guess is that this whole story arc was planned from Day 1. They knew they’d need to do this, and they’d get caught, so they just tried to tag as much stuff as they could before …

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    Comment #20591204

    It is not at all a given that machine learning systems need covert review of user data. The training data can come from paid users or explicitly opted in users. Do not normalize th…

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    Comment #20589620

    Thinking for yourself is not an unalloyed good. It’s important to realize where you need to rely on expertise.

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    Comment #20589600

    And corporations would pay a lot to have extensions security reviewed if they had a business use case.

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    Comment #20589463

    I won’t even share it’s name, why would I open source it? Lol. It makes a decent amount of money and requires close to 0 engineering know how to build. So no, I will continue to le…

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    Comment #20589272

    Hong Kong is a cube and the US is a plane. Delivery costs are not comparable