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by 6510 11mo ago
They would have to make the choice depending on how long the service takes vs the size of the offense. Usually they can wait for the train to arrive.
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by 6510 11mo ago
The spiel is to do things you can get away with. You don't know if the other passengers are law abiding citizens. There is no way to tell how they respond when locked up with you.
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by 6510 11mo ago
I believe they don't keep the recordings for long if no arrests are made. It certainly seems like a good idea to not create data sets that are open for abuse later.
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by 6510 11mo ago
Maybe flexible pricing should be a plan B for when you have insufficient jobs coming in for the number of developers online/registered OR insufficient devs for the amount of tasks posted.
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by 6510 11mo ago
imho... The entrepreneur chat session should start with an LLM to analyze the task, asks questions and writes an information dense summary as well as an extended one. (rather than the usual truncation) If applicable it should also ask if in
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by 6510 11mo ago
Could have more flexible pricing and offer less expensive or even free* help from students. It seems a great place to learn. * pay only a platform fee
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by 6510 11mo ago
Some countries have cameras on public transport with security people watching the footage live. If someone misbehaves ever so slightly (like drinking alcohol) the doors wont open until enforcers arrive. With modern AI you can have one perso
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by 6510 11mo ago
This reads like either the author believes all the propaganda they read or they are willing participants in it. > political willpower is not enough That the economy is in terrible shape shouldn't get in the way of the rich getting r
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by 6510 11mo ago
Don't say such things out loud!
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by 6510 11mo ago
They haven't discovered side loading.
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by 6510 11mo ago
If you have a lot of xml data and need an UI that does complex operations that scream xpath it would be rather spectacular if it could be done without much of a back end, in the browser without js. I'm not good enough with XSLT to know
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by 6510 11mo ago
There is a crazy amount of energy available everywhere but it is not in the interest of the very powerful very wealthy existing players. This isn't some grand CONSPIRACY. For example oil companies may construct energy investment portfo
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by 6510 11mo ago
The word "desalination" pops to mind.
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by 6510 11mo ago
What epic creation, I probably couldn't stomach reading or viewing this material in any other format. This is the original programming. You might visualize it complete with a bug tracker, version control, patches, feature updates and p
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by 6510 11mo ago
While that problem certainly exists we also have countless crooks and con men getting away with it. The criminals are also using technology, all of it. On one side you have people with multiple video feeds, trackers, wife-jammers, password&
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by 6510 11mo ago
> it's a democracy and people vote But they never get what they wanted nor what they voted for.
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by 6510 11mo ago
Also interesting is what it will cost if you do or don't train yourself to use it. You can't be a very good spell caster if you don't practice as much as the next wizard. Also, from now on everything you do will be this expen
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by 6510 11mo ago
yes, precisely that. Or if you want to generalize further: Companies have staff and processes to "improve" the product, process and productivity. After a few years, when they've done a marvelous job (worth every penny) the jo
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by 6510 11mo ago
If you know they are going to be like that you could try getting the information out of them as early as possible. Ask a bit to much about every detail, find the point where it annoys them then try not to cross it. When you inevitably do re
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by 6510 11mo ago
If a company wants to control some previously not controlled thing this control automatically transfers to everyone with control over the company. This is not a static set of people/entities with a static agenda. It's a complete c
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by 6510 11mo ago
With a bit of needless work the fixes could be copied and they would still end up funding them.
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by 6510 11mo ago
In time we will be using hp printers for fast reliable text output.
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by 6510 11mo ago
> What this code needs to do is extremely simple and it seems like it has been massively overcomplicated.
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by 6510 11mo ago
The actual question should be "how do we have the fewest patients"
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by 6510 1y ago
If you tell people they cant drink they kill you.
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by 6510 1y ago
I don't claim to know anything but I thought tool usage was a major sign of intelligence. For example floats are a wonderful technology but people use them as if chainsaws are great for cutting bread and butter. We now have entire lang
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by 6510 1y ago
They know this better than anyone.
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by 6510 1y ago
I'm not an expert at all, I learn they exist after making something similar to search a few thousand blog posts. Rather than one hash per file I made a file for each 2 letter combinations like aa.raw, ab.raw, etc where each bit in the
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by 6510 1y ago
It seems disney's HollowTile floor might be just the right interface. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=68YMEmaF0rs&t=181s
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by 6510 1y ago
It doesn't matter what they think they want. If you give them more money everything gets more expensive. Employers should want the maximum productivity per buck spend. 8 hours, 5 days only has appeal to tradition going for it. I'm

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