Readit NewsI think there has to be some dramatic oversimplification in the description though. Telecom signaling is still a network level event, even in mobile networks. The receiving network does not typically provide audio to the caller until the call is complete.
But hey, what a terrible idea! I'm glad to have been old enough in that period (2004-2008) that no one I knew would foist such a thing on a caller.
Browser fingerprinting works best against people with unique headers. There's probably millions of people using an untouched safari on iPhone. Once you touch your user-agent header, you're likely the only person in the world with that fingerprint.
This isn't necessarily the case if you are looking at total cost of ownership.
3D provides things like perspective projection, which enables intuitive experiences and notions of "world space" that are fundamentally meaningful and map well with our physical reality. You can do a lot of damage with 3d primitives, an FPS camera, a skybox and some clever lighting.
[0]: https://github.com/postgres/postgres/tree/master/src/backend...
Lots of people “like” things because they are familiar with them. And that’s a fine enough reason. But if you step out of your zone of familiarity, can you find improvements? Are you willing to forgo any prejudice you may possess to evaluate other suggestions?
Just a little willingness to see another perspective is all anyone asks.
Nitpicking a bit: it's not as much _rendering_ markdown as it's _syntax highlighting_ it. Another interesting approach there could be to use the CSS Custom Highlight API [0]. Then it wouldn't need the preview div, and perhaps it'd even be possible to have non-mono fonts and varying size text for headers.
[0] https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/CSS_Custom_...
And I’m wondering why investors tolerate the expense: it’s surprising how much you can get done with simplicity and a small focused team.
It must be something about perception when they’re ready to sell the company.
Paint is ready at the hardware store Table is ready at the restaurant Construction is done on a bridge
All kinds of things that we need a one-time notification for.
It's like if a calculator proved me wrong. I'm not offended by the calculator. I don't think anybody cares about empathy for an LLM.
Think about it thoroughly. If someone you knew called you an ass hole and it was the bloody truth, you'd be pissed. But I won't be pissed if an LLM told me the same thing. Wonder why.
I do get your point. I feel like the answer for LLMs is for them to be more socratic.
>do you support or oppose the recent rules requiring age verification to access websites that may contain pornographic material?
"may" is doing the heavy lifting. Any website that hosts image "may" contain pornograohic content. So they don't associate this with "I need id to watch YouTube" it's "I need ID to watch pornhub". Even though this affects both.
On top of that, the question was focused on peon to begin with. This block was focused more generally on social media. The popular ones of which do not allow pornography.
Rephrase the question to "do you agree with requiring ID submission to access Facebook" and I'd love to see how that impacts responses.
That being said, there's certain a lot more that could into making a system like that easier for developers. One thing that springs to mind is tooling that can describe what rules are currently in effect that limit (or grant, depending on the model) permissions for something. That would make it more clear when there are overlapping rules that affect the permissions of something, which in turn would make it much more clear why something is still not accessible from a given context despite one of the rules being removed.