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by 7bit 7mo ago
> If you are found personally responsible for tax evasion >1e6€ then the minimal penalty is prison sentence without parole option. This is true for many EU countries including Italy. Idk. about the max. prison length in Italy for this
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by 7bit 7mo ago
Because the EM Dash is not universally used. In Germany we use the EN Dash. That's also why the proposal is dumb. It has the typical US-centric view you would expect from a typical American.
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by 7bit 7mo ago
You're completely wrong. "better" is an objective evaluation that you can do in a test, not in an interview with an AI. And AIs always have human bias encoded, because it's trained on human data. That's a well known
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by 7bit 7mo ago
C++ added OOP to C. Rust is not object-oriented. That makes your statement wrong.
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by 7bit 7mo ago
Windows uses NTP by default with sane settings -- and it logs by default. So whatever issue you're experiencing is not a Microsoft problem, but a *you problem*. And the fact you state that there are no logs, which is false, kinda prove
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by 7bit 7mo ago
Easy to say from a comfortable position.
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by 7bit 7mo ago
Cool Project. How did you know how to talk to clients?
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by 7bit 7mo ago
I don't get how people get so hung up about the <insert decade here>. It's your childhood/youthhood. Nothing else is special about it. In 30 years dumb people will glorify the 20s. Nostalgia slop teally is a befitting t
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by 7bit 7mo ago
Nobody cares bro. The people who care for that are 1 out of 1000.
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by 7bit 7mo ago
> It was an absolute embarrassment of a technology. They seem tiny now, but floppies were huge back then because they gave regular people a simple way to save and move files. Writing them off today ignores how much they pushed personal c
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by 7bit 7mo ago
After that. Microshlong
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by 7bit 7mo ago
Aren't intrusive thoughts the one that any sane person answers with "no"? Why he parks on the bike lane. I want to smash his windshield -- NO!
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by 7bit 7mo ago
I do. Unless you're an attractive women, just leave me alone.
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by 7bit 7mo ago
Here's what they promise on the homepage: > One API to access and intelligently route to all leading AI models, with every request handled safely inside Europe. > We guarantee that all your requests are handled safely inside Euro
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by 7bit 7mo ago
> You can't verify age without verifying identity, and once the infrastructure exists, scope creep is a matter of when, not if. That's not true. But it's also not simple. The German digital ID card system is able to anonym
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by 7bit 7mo ago
I heard about fiber for the last 30 years. But I'm also not American.
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by 7bit 8mo ago
You and the top-level commenter fundamentally misunderstand the mechanisms behind diffusion models. They are able to create original art and are not just shuffled cards.
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by 7bit 8mo ago
Trolls are neither eloquent nor especially intelligent. They just love to provoke anger in people. The kind of people you describe are much, much more evil.
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by 7bit 8mo ago
There's a setting in barcode that disabled AI entirely and the sidebar with it. Works flawless for me since it landed.
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by 7bit 8mo ago
Can Microsoft please stop? If I need Copilot and Markdown Support I use VS Code or any other software that supports it. I recently used Windows Sandbox and was surprised that it does not have notepad. And why? Because it's a Store App
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by 7bit 8mo ago
> firſt It's weird when an "s" that's written in cursive is translated like that. Is this about recognizing letters. Then show original scans. Or is this about understanding the spoken word. Then write "first&quo
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by 7bit 8mo ago
The same could be said about homeopathy, but homeopathy is a scam. The problem is, how do you define "if there's an effect"? A placebo can not have an effect, yet, it has.
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by 7bit 8mo ago
> are relative I suppose. > A matter of choice Congratulations on figuring this out. It's not like the commenter you replied to said, it "feels dated" ... Oh no wait, he did.
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by 7bit 8mo ago
Vom is extremely overhyped, to the point that some developers feel that they're not true devs if they don't use it. Don't fall for it. While vim produces efficiencies for developers, that's not the single highest goal in
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by 7bit 8mo ago
> "Comments are too hard to host." > No. > They are just uncomfortable to host. That's being pedantic. Uncomfortable and hard can be used interchangeably. Both is true. Comments need a database, that is objectively h
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by 7bit 8mo ago
You think the bigger issue is the thing she does voluntary, and that the lesser issue is that Grok leaked something without her consent, that she protected for over a decade? Are you serious?
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by 7bit 8mo ago
I think you are MASSIVELY overexxagerrating the power of a negative review -- if the unsuccessful applicant can even get added to write a review.
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by 7bit 8mo ago
Any excuse that tries to play down its own fault by pointing out other companies also have faults, is dishonest. And that's exactly what happened here.
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by 7bit 8mo ago
Why should we change how we teach about electricity, when we can change electricity to confirm to how we teach! :)
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by 7bit 8mo ago
And then what? You're looking at a list of hundreds of submissions and why they have been added or not added, which completely defeats the purpose of that website. I don't get the point of these sites, because it I want a curated

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