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It is? Really? Or did you mean "not"?

Fastmail costs $60/year now, at least for new signups

Do you have a forced-air heating system?

https://law.lis.virginia.gov/vacode/title59.1/chapter53/sect...

I don't think it's so much about the cost of doing age verification themselves, it's about who has liability for letting kids see stuff they're not supposed to have access to. Face…

Manual typewriters are no longer being manufactured. Several brands of electric and electronic typewriters are still are being made.

https://xcancel.com/mcuban/status/2070211760196587534

https://clicks.tech/communicator

What about folks in the 42 US states where Kaiser doesn't operate?

There is a contact form on the Consulting / Hire Me page, but it takes a little poking around to find it.

>you are most likely to be hit by cars from behind Do you have a source for this info? It contradicts what I've read about the subject.

>like the Monorail on the Simpsons That episode was based on the musical The Music Man , FWIW

True, but companies seem more likely to publicly brag about their use of AI than about outsourcing their call center to another country.

In the U.S. that applies to criminal defendants, not to people who witnessed a crime and aren't being charged with anything at the moment.

FOX will still own all your viewing history (years?) to use for behavioral marketing, etc. even if they don't have your current watching preferences.

As has been pointed out elsewhere in this thread, "books in our own time" tend to still be under copyright and might not survive long in a public code repository.

Right, but that doesn't solve the problem they brought up in the first sentence of their comment.

It was a commencement speech. Here's a transcript: https://blog.google/company-news/inside-google/message-ceo/s...

https://archive.ph/QYSl0

Posted 3 hours ago with active discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48520807

If I couldn't use the ublock origin extension with Firefox, I'd leave for another browser. I consider it essential for privacy reasons as well as for adblocking, and I can't imagin…

Why should I have to wield a gun myself? A self-driving car should be able to shoot at threats autonomously!

As a former first responder, I'm interested in hearing more about how AI-powered ambulance services would work. (related question: will the 911 dispatchers be AI?)