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Comment #48975193
This is, in every actual sense of the word, “problematic”. Even being charitable and ignoring those who claim that reddit is a cesspool, a single source here is bad. Really bad.
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Comment #48611110
How so? There’s a text file right there…
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Comment #48455036
Then they also get to support it themselves?
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Comment #48438184
I’m late in responding, but yeah… No particular duty on the part of the police, including in the middle of someone killing you, and all (see the book “Dial 911 and Die”).
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Comment #48434448
Since it looks like you’re the author, well… “you’re (that’s) socialist.” Given you’ve (ironically or not) opened with a threat to murder anyone who makes this claim, via “I’m tire…
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Comment #48325136
When this is so clearly theft, how can the police just claim “it’s a civil matter”? They seem to like that excuse, I know… but gahhh!
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Comment #48303899
No, it won’t be. If “AI” doesn’t improve past that, it will have failed. If it has improved past that, I won’t have a future job, and neither will you.
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Comment #47754916
As someone else mentioned it IS entirely problematic how advertisers/others abuse people, and I get WHY location gets stripped. I still think it's abusive to take away the user's c…
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Comment #47404580
To quote all of the "don't submit" from HN guidelines: Off-Topic: Most stories about politics, or crime, or sports, or celebrities, unless they're evidence of some interesting new …
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Comment #46849752
So how do I get a Sr. Dev job in London from US public sector?
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Comment #46700352
Generalized, noting there are always exceptions: many CS lessons seem to be needing repetition among Node.js users, in the general sense and where CS wasn’t really taught. Mistake?…
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Comment #46257812
And now some suspicion starts setting in. Granted, someone is going to have multiple runs of “bad luck”, statistically.
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Comment #46257651
The kinds of things you want here, and that I think we all do, are hard. Yes, ideally a trusted intermediary would do something like… read your digital ID (which stiLL doesn’t guar…
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Comment #46257304
Wasn’t them finally implementing competent (if overly annoying) iCloud MFA the result of this kind of thing, with social engineering/photo leaks from celebrities or something? It t…
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Comment #46257236
You don’t need the App Store to install most apps, and can just download .dmg or even .zip files with them; I feel like only a handful of developers go full-App Store-only (with go…
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Comment #46257170
Re: AI writing: AI tends to (and might be getting better) use commas for such claims, in the form of, “it’s not just X, but [optional:also] Y”. Even if it feels sus, remember that …
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Comment #46257134
Even a small claims filing in the US, which might have a $10k limit, does damage to Apple far enough above the effort it takes them to “just intelligently fix it” to make it worth …
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Comment #46257031
What kinds of stacked cross-promotions like this exist, and even work out financially for everyone?
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Comment #46257019
“Do not redeem the…! WHY DID YOU DO THAT!?” lol They’re great entertainment pieces, and almost a commentary on the state of the world through the lens of microeconomics, with both …
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Comment #46256981
An excellent blog. Their piece on credit card rewards programs is an excellent read as well.
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Comment #46256962
I don’t know. You can’t buy the kind of loyalty that treating your customer well earns you (nor buy revocation of the spite that treating them poorly does). Particular airline like…
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Comment #46256778
I’ll extend this, seriously, to the 3-2-1 model. It’s all fun and games, rhetorically, until someplace burns down.
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Comment #46256665
The US has just proposed making the ESTA application process mobile-only. As an example of one. Banks requiring device attestation may be a pain in the ass, but it’s not a “require…
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Comment #46256619
No, it doesn’t require one… but you won’t be downloading anything from their App Store without one, leaving your only option for getting software onto it “Xcode after you build it …
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Comment #46256481
Not so. I just traded in/upgraded (on a Verizon contract, but AT the Apple Store; maybe that affects this… but still paying Apple directly) and they handed me the new phone and had…