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sjtgraham
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About sjtgraham
Twitter: @stevegraham
Email: sg at teller dot io
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Comment #48476845
I built apps like these on GOV.UK over 10 years ago for the Ministry of Justice. We built our own form wizard library that let us validate long forms in steps and break them out in…
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Comment #48326221
How can pay ostensibly be lagging behind big tech at Rockstar, yet GTA 6 allegedly has a budget of $3B? Granted not all of it will be allocated to development cost, but still.
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Comment #48271822
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Comment #48271668
I'm surprised YC funded this — not because it's a bad idea, because it isn't. But because surely one of the first questions was: what happens when Apple decides to shut it down?
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Comment #48118083
> Before that fact causes you to lose sympathy for the case, note that almost every significant criminal case affirming constitutional rights involves a defendant who did something…
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Comment #48058695
Speaking of the forefront the UK has had interbank realtime payments (Faster Payment) since 2008. It also used to have something like Pix, i.e. bank account referenced by user's ph…
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Comment #48032365
I would rather speak an actual AI rather than an offshore operator using AI to disguise their accent.
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Comment #47790576
I didn't know anything about any of the above.
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Comment #47714402
What did you do about it at the time?
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Comment #47372562
It's wild how instantly recognizable AI generated text is in any context.
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Comment #47320505
The key difference is a parking ticket isn't $500.
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Comment #47318637
But AB 645 is designed to punish and deter rather than compensate, which creates a genuine constitutional vulnerability under California's Article I, Section 16 jury trial guarante…
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Comment #47284248
> The "exhaustion" isn't a technical crisis. It's a landlord problem. > These aren't niche services. They are the backbone of how major VPN and proxy providers operate. > This isn'…
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Comment #46935804
link?
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Comment #46823547
Why should users care about Anthropic's servers being overloaded?
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Comment #46803084
It was one of the best places to live in up until about 10 years ago. Places I have lived in: London, Santiago, Rio de Janeiro, Miami, New York, San Francisco.
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Comment #46700624
You get what you pay for.
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Comment #46538830
Incorrect. OP's view is present day 9th Circuit precedent.
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Comment #46458330
Could be dev fused.
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Comment #46163751
How does the Supreme Court’s elimination of Chevron deference affect USCIS’s ability to narrowly interpret the EB-1A regulatory framework, particularly at Step 1 of the Kazarian an…
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Comment #46149763
This is a very weak letter. Oracle is using the mark in commerce, and the 2019 specimen is presumed valid unless affirmatively disproven. The fact that Oracle doesn’t charge licens…
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Comment #46070103
Make sure you're lean and muscular before you lose it all.
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Comment #45476233
This is of the classical genre of HN cynicism framed as advice that if you were to follow you're pretty much guaranteed to never go anywhere in life.
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Comment #44968683
and before that was TextMate.
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Comment #44611025
You can ask for 3 years again on the renewal and sometimes USCIS make the mistake of giving it to you even though they are not allowed (unless it's a new engagement) according to t…