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The upgrade program cost including the buyout is the exact same price as if you paid it all upfront.

Intersex and chromosomal disorders don’t change the sexual binary. They aren’t some weird other sex.

> "Birthing person" is attempting to provide an umbrella term for people who can give birth that may or may not necessarily be female.

There is no person that can give birth and is not female.

> If you book a hotel and the room is not up to the standards on their website, take pictures, take screenshots and chargeback.

This is unhinged. Then I can chargeback at McDonald’s because the burger doesn’t look the same as the picture. I still ate it and you probably still stayed in the room.

They don’t think you should profit off your work at all. They expect everything for free.

Glad I’m not the only one that prefers (c)attrs over pydantic.

You don’t NEED to participate in those group chats.

People can still tell that it was Claude, why try to hide it.

I mean, yes, Claude should be the author and you should just be the committer. But you should also take all the blame from committing whatever Claude wrote.

It’s still just predicting the next token though just with a different reward between 2 and 3.

That article is pure AI slop.

> so I can't assess which David Sacks you are talking about

Yes you can. Just open it on X.

Do they live in the woods? How do they work and pay taxes?

If it’s 100% type checked and you’re still hitting massive numbers of type related runtime errors, it probably isn’t 100% checked.

90% of the “coupons” at Safeway are “digital deals”. You have to use the app to scan the barcode in store just to get a regular price. Fast food is the same, don’t order through the app and you get ripped off. You’re not forced to use an app an unless you’re okay with getting ripped off.

Dude is a fraudster. Leaving aside the $13M he scammed, why would he face torture if he was returned to his home country?

> CAT Deferral (Deferral of Removal under the Convention Against Torture)

I’m sorry, but how can you demonstrate that there is no fraud when the identity of people voting is not verified? You simply can not. At best you can say the ballots cast are all for registered voters, but not that they actually cast them.

The idea that people are unable to get IDs is an absolute myth. You need it to for basically everything a normal adult does.

USPS already handle passport applications no? It’s where I went for my kids and they verify all the documents or whatever.

I only watched part of 1, but the answer was “no, you can’t retire on 250k”.

Instead they have a house that they paid 40k for and is worth millions now. Younger generations won’t have that.

How would it even be possible? How could it automatically know you met in person and what you did? Or you had a phone call with someone (at least on iOS, access to call logs is not allowed)? Or any other interaction?

> rewrite the entire LibreOffice source into a single Rust binary already!

Why?

Why would you use Firefox on iOS when it’s just a wrapper around WebKit? I don’t really get it?

The person charging you more than you think is reasonable in hindsight doesn’t make it a scam? It also doesn’t mean you can do a chargeback?

Sadly does not apply to political organizations, which is probably the largest source of spam “mail” (to mention nothing of text/sms spam). The amount of crap stuffed into my mailbox every election season is insane.

What? This has nothing to do with encrypting each secret separately and requiring presence for decryption. Which I think is a good idea, it just has terrible UX.

I’m really not sure what you’re trying to say? You have some magic device that can tell when you want you reencrypt everything for new devices versus just accessing your passwords? This doesn’t exist.

Sticky notes is probably absolutely fine security wise if you’re not in an office/shared space.

Apples SE doesn’t let you load a key, so you have to reencrypt your secrets for every Apple device you want them on… requiring hundreds of touches. The UX just sucks, which is why it’s not a thing.