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Well, if they are somehow successful at raising funds, there will be some mean contracts available to un-fuck it :)

100% of the students I have been teaching (roughly 5 to 15 years old) are using chatgpt for almost everything. It's sometimes a struggle to get them to think for themselves!

The 4090 indeed does have ecc support

Posted it below, but the link is https://www.facebook.com/help/1873665312923476

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https://www.facebook.com/help/1873665312923476

I don't see that as a good analogy. There's very limited space for this functionality to be used legitimately / legally - anyone permitted to scrape content is likely able to access the data without the protection measures in the way.

I'm fairly sure circumvention is a (prosecuted!) crime in several countries - curious if you're across that angle, and/or have legal advice/direction you can share?

Are you concerned about making a product that does this? The legal aspect of accessing a computer system that is intending to block your use seems worrisome.

Off the top of my head; the user books a meeting at 2:30am, but local gov decides to implement a timezone change - time moves forward an hour at 2am. Does your meeting still exist?

FYI, you are hellbanned (your comments are auto [dead], very few people will see them). Email hn@ycombinator.com to fix it :)

I've recently been teaching kids to code (in Aus) - 7 year olds already know about VPNs, and use them to circumvent various roadblocks to playing roblox!

Thanks for those links; quite enjoyed the tribes networking model read especially, having played unreasonable amounts of Tribes 1 back in the day.

At a guess, it attracts two audiences - people interested in the content, and people aghast at the content. Twice the pulling power?

Your first mistake was relying on Aus Post to do anything correctly. They cna barely deliver packages.

This kinda of argument is the crux of your issue. "no it isn't" vs "this is why I disagree:"

hn@ycombinator.com gets you fairly quick replies :)

I assume they did the same as with Rider, and made the UI objectively worse, rather than solve a million other things that actually need improvement (performance!)?

Pros use whomever is currently sponsoring or donating

Can you link to the page with the subscription costs?

Probably one of these? https://github.com/bassusteur/thinkpad13nvme/tree/main/image...

I think that's fair. I'd like to think I have some fairly strong ethical requirements for work, but I can see those evaporate in the face of 8 figures.

That's cloudflares CTO.

Something like 6% to 10% of the population is vegan, a bit more than niche!

How are you going with the new Sonos app upgrade?

Look at motorsports, especially semi-pro motorbike teams. The creativity is astounding.

Sounds like a Bethesda feature to me. Morrowind was a fun game in its own right, but the outright janky stuff you could do was the main reason I loved it.

Only if the vault is cracked. If it's intercepted somehow, or pulled from a database dump, the 2FA token will still be secure.

I wrote that style of session mapping for a project long ago. It was fairly easy, but a massive pain in the ass to debug. Ended up needing to record the mappings in the backend for a period of time.

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Not really, you're going to meet a whole heap of people in your first few days. It's pretty overwhelming! They person who ran you through some software but otherwise isn't a day-to-day contact isn't going to stick in your head for long!

But how does that help with compliance? You can still very easily identify the data right?