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So a system that enables thousand if not millions of "pubs" would be HN worthy? From what I understand that is mastodon and this article is a success story of a single instance/"pub".

> we divided the total number of sales we had from all sources by the total number of unique IPs in our database, and came up with about 0.1. that’s how we came up with 90%

Did they account for dynamic IPs? If not that number is way off.

Is it about the movies "being woke" or just that these are not not entertaining stories and characters. Often as the n-th unoriginal repackaging.

Seems like the authors of the article have a political agenda of their own to me.

> And also Binance gleefully and knowingly banked [...] child pornographers. That’s not an allegation; that has been confessed to.

I would like to learn more about that. Does anyone have a source?

How can I check which version is serving me?

Under what license are these available. The website only refers to the original website, as far as I understand. But I don't know which website that would be.

For those who enjoy a humorous video essay about this topic: https://youtu.be/O5BJVO3PDeQ?si=3BMt0QPkx9DYqzEl

The king of Belgium has anything to do with Canada?

> That’s okay. I have a lot of respect for my colleagues who don’t see things the same way as I do. I was in the same place a year ago.

Also OPs comment. Sounds too cultish for me.

But TCP is way more complex

> goes far beyond anything ever constructed by the United States government

I believe that is not true

Steve gave examples for the different kind of fees and that it's hard to track them and why. I wanted to ask you for examples for AWS. Would be good to know concrete pitfalls and traps.

No. It does not trigger in Chrome. After 5 min of messing with chrome experimental flags I gave up and kept zooming in and out.

I understand it's in jest but I don't think Einsteins version "blew it". The simplified (and definitely catchier) aphorism misses to explain what the criterion for enough or not enough is.

Is this about more than letting my company disable 2G on my phone?

*intelligent

Except, most likely, in exactly this story with the second paper from the original Korean authors (if things can be proven to be true).

"If we see that Germany is winning, we ought to help Russia, and if Russia is winning we ought to help Germany, and that way let them kill as many as possible, although I don't want to see Hitler victorious under any circumstances."

The token prefix is a nice hack, but users will find it out and then it becomes part of the informal API.

> Don’t order new working materials until your current stocks have been virtually exhausted, so that the slightest delay in filling your order will mean a shutdown.

Did they also employ these sabotage techniques in Japan?

I think now that the noise died down, maybe some fun can be had with them. I think NFTs should not exist in a vacuum. The context (e.g. game or on-going comic series) give them the actual character of a collectible.

I perceive it as rude to get messages in the middle of the night.

Feels like Twitter is leaking from your brain into HN

> CodeWhisperer is a generative AI service powered by a foundation model trained on various data sources, including Amazon and open-source code.

Yes, both of you only contributed anecdotes and no data. (Neither did I)

His website is also very interesting: https://porterrobinson.com/

And even that depends very much on the type of interaction. E.g. Tactile Feedback vs visual.

It's also about curiosity and fun. The public can fund something they find interesting for the sake of it.

> There's no virtue inherent to giving anonymously.

Maimonides has a different viewpoint: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tzedakah