Who is "they", and what do you mean by "backdoor access" to your bank account?

silly take.

The state requires this as single sing-on to several other entities. By owning both your password (which they have by definition, it's where you log in) and the 2nd factor (it's an algo on their app, conveniently backed up on their servers).

It's already public five eyes did worse in the past. This is very much in their alley.

What what reason you would have to REMOVE security features you already had in place?

If this suspicion existed then you'd see a spread between (gold price in the US) and (gold price outside the US)

When Trump screwed with the tariffs we saw exactly that. Arbitrarily messing with tariffs is one of the risks that causes people to think keeping gold in the US is not entirely safe.

Not necessarily. If relations are good, people are willing to look the other way a lot.

Either way, you aren't left holding the bag, you're giving the bag to speculators.

Or with aging.

There has to be a reason the e-ink industry hasn't done this yet...

Maybe not, it could have just been, "Good enough, ship it and move on to the next thing."

The key factor isn't whether the author used an LLM, but whether they had taste and attention to quality and iterated accordingly.

I realized my cellphone has a display that's almost as big as my Kindle, is less hassle to load with books, can scroll/zoom PDFs easier, and won't complain about lacking memory when opening big PDFs.

Worked for the lightning map https://www.blitzortung.org/

It's a shame that they deduce your ranking just from the questions. I think the algorithm would be perfect if paired with a manual ranking by the user.

Putting aside the n=1, Chip != Chip.

Yes, and many applications don't need / work on the latest node.

Not gratuitous, Infineon's stock price rose because of the AI datacenter demand.