And I don’t. I think my right to privacy shouldn’t arc to nil.

Cops don’t care about stolen cars. Or stolen things from cars. I’ve given them footage of such a crime and.. nada.

And they have armies of police and armament to do the other police work. They have access to individually produced recordings that they do nothing with.

Instead of just dismantling all civic rights for _some_ property rights, maybe we should have a national convention about what police are obligated to do and their best practices to do so. Courts have already established that it is not public safety, so I personally wont support any action that simply gives them more.

The propagation part refers to how long it would take for all those cached requests to expire and when you could tell some random client they should be able to see the new value. Especially when you forgot to lower the TTL ahead of time.

It’s a term of art and it’s fine.

Oh that reminds me. I made a bunch of DNS changes a while ago and left all the TTLs set to 5 minutes. I should up them.

PJ defined the product that was LOTR against the objectives pursued by studio. Then that same entity got their true wishes with the Hobbit.

It’s not that the Hobbit sucked as much as LOTR was the exception that proved the studio rule.

Also, a thousand geniuses can’t change the trajectory of an idiot boss.

Creators create, studios iterate.

See also: Star Wars, Star Trek

I eat steel cut oats every day but can’t really do oat milk. Not enough texture or flavor. I’d rather use Ripple in my oats for that little bit of extra.

Straight dairy tastes too weird to me now.

EDIT: Took a look, it doesn't really solve the issue I raised above, but it is an interesting link. Thanks.

We end up with some good threads on HN in both directions, but there’s a weight to early voices that can bend a posts’ comments pro or anti AI which isn’t necessarily reflective of the quality of said post.

This OP article doesn't really go into it, but they did actually propose a solution to the divide, they just needed more time to develop it. The Reuters article is reporting on one person's response to the proceedings, which involve more details than this particular article covers.

For instance:

> To address those concerns, Apple designed a system called Trusted System Agent, an intermediary that would let competing virtual assistants safely access the same features and capabilities as Siri AI on EU devices. Apple also proposed launching Siri AI in Europe while rolling out the Trusted System Agent gradually over 18 months. The European Commission rejected both proposals, and according to Apple, did not agree to any alternative.

https://thenextweb.com/news/apple-siri-ai-eu-dma-delay-ios-2...