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Comment #48578765
I think we can all understand the ways in which embedded advertisement in LLMs will be fundamentally different than view-based advertisement.
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Comment #45225303
If you'd be willing to scan/post those I'd love to see them!
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Comment #45120402
Many registrars allow renewal of domain names without authentication (you're unable to change any of the domain settings, however) -- some just let you do it, others it's a process…
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Comment #44436499
41 meters is the height of a 13-story building.
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Comment #44373509
My favorite read on the subject: https://scottaaronson.blog/?p=2756
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Comment #44232031
lmao you posted moments before me! Leaving mine for posterity but everyone upvote this one instead.
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Comment #44232025
Satire is already ahead of you: https://theonion.com/protesters-urged-not-to-give-trump-admi...
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Comment #44165924
it's irksome to see tptacek having his patio11 moment for sure.
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Comment #44052968
> They claim full open source but for several years they did not release the server. Specifically, they didn't publish the source for their server-side from 20 April 2020 to 6 Apri…
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Comment #41397820
Unfortunately no. The entire point of DoH is to bypass the ability of the users to prevent browsers from providing browsing habits to their owners.
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Comment #41293440
I simply park my car on top of papers that I want to keep in place -- one less paperweight to buy.
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Comment #38034510
But great news, we're on HN, so maybe jgrahamc or eastdakota can show up and explain why it's totally normal and fine that their product prevents random people from reading about t…
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Comment #36553600
They are, but it's self-inflicted: https://sfba.social/@sysop408/110639474671754723 > Lest anyone doubt that Twitter was idiotic enough to release code that would cause a race cond…
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Comment #36348002
Glad to hear Moxie's out. As a reminder, Signal didn't publish the source for their server-side from 20 April 2020 to 6 April 2021 [0] while they secretly added a cryptocurrency pa…
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Comment #35365526
If a computational process could not complete before the heat death of the universe, does it have an output?
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Comment #34890913
The lesson, then, appears to be that size of privacy organization does not have a correlated effect on effectiveness.
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Comment #34463697
As the old joke goes, there are 10 types of people in the world, those that understand binary... and nine others.
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Comment #34035411
It's to prevent DNS-based ad blocking (e.g. Pi-hole).
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Comment #33339739
This is exactly correct. You have to call them.
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Comment #33117475
What are the uses?
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Comment #32960550
Right, the issue is that it's not possible to set file retention for individual channels/conversations, so if you want to have long-term file retention in some places and brief in …
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Comment #32945716
Bear in mind that at this time, and for many years, data retention policies simply do not apply to uploaded files in a given channel (IIRC it does apply to global retention, but I'…
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Comment #32903166
> after all, you can never protect against someone making an entirely new device that just happens to look like an iPhone. The specific threat being protected against (leaving asid…
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Comment #32861846
I don't have a specific alternative, but I think that if it's not possible to be effective in a role, one should decline it. It's possible to be an effective SWE while still writin…