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Comment #49025100
> please, do not ruin the book for me It all boils down to this: if it's a personal book that I don't intend to share with anyone ever, then I'll scribble all I want¹. If I think i…
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Comment #48949042
> One UK man whose bill is usually less than £1 says he ‘almost had a heart attack’ when he saw £5.8bn invoice That sucks, some people will get legit panic attacks and worse over t…
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Comment #48926581
> Even feeling the heat output of a computer running at 100% in your office makes it clear. What does it make clear? That I can replace the space heater my wife runs 9 out of 12 mo…
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Comment #48923840
> that influencer will have their own opinions and quirks. Yeah, and those differences in opinion might cause anger/sadness to people in a maladaptive unhealthy parasocial "relatio…
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Comment #48689632
> Sorry for the delayed response to this, I just woke up Posted 7:52 am https://x.com/i/status/2070158170937581951 Ahhh, that explains now why working 7 days a week is necessary fo…
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Comment #48651556
> and that they provably cannot track. That's not easily provable though. Any token given that way contains some amount of encrypted payload. That secret payload may contain unique…
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Comment #48651377
> buy a card with a UUID from anywhere that sells alcohol/tobacco that is valid for some period of time Exactly, prepaid phone cards with point of sales activation (to eliminate la…
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Comment #48650118
That's not a myth and your story doesn't invalidate what I said. Never said Debit card aren't protected Between the time [some money stolen] and [bank gave my money back] your chec…
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Comment #48648216
Setting weird rewards/cash back things aside, which is the main incentive for folks to use it over debit card in most places: It's not fully unnecessary step in-between when fraud …
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Comment #48648104
> Giving Europe independence from US payments processors is a huge deal and very necessary You do realize that US payement processor like Visa & MasterCard rely on chip technology …
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Comment #48647866
> giving Union citizens the freedom to opt to pay with central bank money Because nothing speaks freedom more than a crazily centralized digital currency /s
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Comment #48647354
Mistral just hired as CMO a Seattle based former Amazon/Google VP¹ , so seems their US based presence is growing. ¹ The one locally famous for being sued by Amazon for non compete …
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Comment #48600655
>> “No one talks on the bus. No one greets the barista ... > Why? Bother them for no good reason? Those 2 examples for the article are not the same situation at all... in many cult…
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Comment #48547939
Easy to make a snarky comments at Democrats US who always love to say “Follow the Nordic Model” “Follow Scandinavian countries” on almost every topic... Safe to say they wouldn't a…
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Comment #48394526
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Comment #48252033
This is a quite interesting paragraph, because you can rewrite it to today's extremist (both far left & far right): "Never believe that far-left woke extremists are completely unaw…
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Comment #47866003
If your city council meetings are running on Zoom (which many are since the pandemic) you should email them your concerns immediately about this... Any alternative seems better at …
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Comment #47720798
> "Frontier model" means an artificial intelligence model that: > (1) is trained using greater than 10^26 computational operations, such as integer or floating-point operations; or…
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Comment #47670016
Nice biography from Loopt to OpenAI. Why no mention of the Worldcoin cryptocurrency https://x.com/sama/status/1451203161029427208 in this piece? Was there nothing interesting to re…
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Comment #47202770
Interestingly, Dartmouth, UPenn, and Cornell aren't on the Cancelled Senior Service College (SSC) Fellowships list. So this is some select Ivy Leagues only.
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