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arbus5672
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About arbus5672
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Comment #46116405
I started on a RM2 and upgraded to a Pro when it came out. I knew going in that it was not going to live up to the hype of the marketing around changing your life. But it has prove…
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Comment #45049062
The specification of Elicitations begins with > Servers MUST NOT use elicitation to request sensitive information For any LLM based flows to gain enough trust by the general public…
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Comment #44362711
A point to add here on the scoping. This makes sense in a B2C world but for the B2B contracts, our customers specifically check that our scope clause includes all software systems …
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Comment #44166904
Sure, happy to reach out if you add your email address here or on your profile
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Comment #44165917
Maybe run this through one of the open university lectures available on YouTube and show what the results it produces look like? This should give a clear idea of the quality of the…
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Comment #44026698
Thanks for elaborating! This is definitely not ok, and the response beyond unacceptable. I've been an active user for a couple of years now and have substantial amount of informati…
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Comment #44026440
Would you be open to providing some more details on this? Was this a private graph or a public graph?
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Comment #43835617
Related tool that I’ve also found to be useful: https://goblin.tools
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Comment #41833956
Nitpick, the article claims that .com is the TLD of the US. The actual ccTLD of the US is .us. All ccTLDs are 2 characters in length.
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Comment #37519867
It’s a torrent aggregator/search engine
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Comment #36625820
I’m sure the airline can get a much sweeter deal if they show a high volume of rooms booked. Although the costs of an entire days worth of flights being cancelled because of a erra…
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Comment #36581210
This seems like a largely lost cause. I appreciate that Apple has their privacy practices highlighted in a easy to read card so that developers don’t get to hide it in legalease an…
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Comment #36580264
I’d like to thank Reddit for finally giving my back the time I needed in my day to get back to reading books… What Reddit makes and what Reddit sells are both made by unpaid users …
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Comment #36454930
There may be a bias of opinions here of people who otherwise are totally qualified for the job that they are applying for bemoaning all the hoops that they have to jump through to …
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Comment #36454677
I run the recruitment process for our small firm. Here is our process that has minimized frustrations like the link OP describes: Every candidate that we are interested in from the…
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Comment #36454629
Agilebits at the end of the day is a company and it does things for financial reasons. Us, from the outside looking in, trying to assign a moral value to those actions won’t make s…
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Comment #36428300
My concern with this move isn't that "telemetry" is a boogie-man word but that it is a slippery slope that we have seen far too many companies slide down on. The progression seems …
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Comment #36428266
Just read through the policy that is available here: https://bitwarden.com/privacy/ Yikes! Here are some quotes: > we analyze data about your visits to our Site to do things like o…
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Comment #36427791
We currently use 1Password at work and actions like this from a company whose only job is to make sure that passwords are kept securely make me very nervous. Are there any alternat…