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Comment #49158623
We once interviewed a candidate for a senior engineering position and when asked what his primary role was at his current job, he said "I mostly make sure that nobody changes the s…
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Comment #49071941
A better way to frame this might be that Apple tried VR and quickly realized the market wasn't there and moved on. Compare that to Meta, who went all-in (so much so that they chang…
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Comment #49022353
The hill to die on might be the one behind your house that has a nice view of the illegal methane generators that these data centers are using, because they sure as hell aren't run…
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Comment #49022335
This is a core misconception about how the 2020 election results have been investigated. Trump has hired multiple qualified firms to find fraud in the 2020 election and thus far no…
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Comment #49022215
Doubtful, the ones I still receive come from people faking caller IDs so these are not good actors and can simply continue abusing the system.
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Comment #48993688
If you're a California resident, under the CCPA you can submit a request for Thomson Reuters to both provide you with and then delete any information they have collected about you.…
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Comment #48916423
First they gave all the water away for free to big ag, and now they're doing the same with the power.
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Comment #48896894
IANAL but if this is actually true then they're violating California law. I submitted a CCPA request to them to give me and delete everything they had on me. Their response is that…
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Comment #48636700
I would guess that users of the Steam machine would mostly be as locked-in to Steam purchases as PS5 users are to PS Store purchases. I stopped PC gaming about a decade ago and my …
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Comment #48592028
And here I thought my being a murder victim was bad. I looked up the city and year cited by the model for my untimely demise, and it turns out the crime is real, but the real victi…
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Comment #48559458
> was pushing the envelope of "interplanetary" travel/species I don't think they were. All the Mars stuff is just dressed up version of The Boring Company - a distraction by Elon t…
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Comment #48544087
Much in the same way that the company selling tickets and taking a percentage of all ticket resales shouldn't also own the venues which can then force artists to use a specific tic…
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Comment #48387191
Not covered in the article are two critical reasons: 1. They're breaking environmental laws in order to meet power demands. xAI has already been busted on this [1], but they keep f…
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Comment #48236924
Many of us recognize that the days of nearly-free tokens is quickly drawing to a close, and at some point humans may very well have to dig their keyboards out of cold storage and r…
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Comment #48194140
Have you tried drilling into the reasoning when this happens? This is why I usually leave it in "Plan Mode" and when it proposes a solution that seems unusual or unexpected, I poin…
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Comment #48151363
Depending on the rate difference, I'd be tempted to setup a 'burner' checking account at a separate financial institution and just auto-transfer the loan amount from my primary ban…
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Comment #48144990
PHPStorm's indexing is incredible. Aside from a scant few times it's been corrupted, which is easily corrected, I've never gotten stale results. Although if you've ever used Claude…
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Comment #48144934
And we're still selling what little water we have to foreign & domestic corporations for a fraction of what residential citizens pay. We are also refusing to maintain critical wate…
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Comment #48138132
I've read the same, but for me, a newly-formatted microSD will overheat as soon as it's plugged into the MBP. The OS may be reading/writing something to cause that, but it's automa…
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Comment #48131407
Anecdotally, and as a big fan of Apple laptops, I've had so much trouble with their USB and SDCard hardware when it comes to data transfer that I wonder if I'm cursed or if I'm cra…
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Comment #48130210
I've been through a handful of SOC2 audits and they've never asked us to _prove_ that we aren't storing passwords in plaintext or with reversible encryption (we weren't). This is w…
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Comment #48011340
Microsoft buys github. Microsoft forces AI usage down everyone's throats. AI bot usage takes down github. I have to assume that there are some serious fights going on between the p…
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Comment #47993075
I'm having a similar issue with Volvo. It occasionally sees a gate track on the ground as a 'hazard' and will hard-brake when slowly backing over it. It's inconsistent but happens …
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Comment #47993058
The ban is specifically on adjusting prices _per-consumer_ based on data known/collected/stolen/assumed about the consumer.
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Comment #47957445
By whom? Which regulatory body is not completely captured in this administration?