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Well, that’s not the “uncool” I meant, but the majority of the people who’s working in Robotics are toxic and pretentious for some weird reason, an observation by myself and my friends who all are working in this industry. I hope it was jus
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3y ago
> Economists warn the situation could portend disaster, risking parts of the banking system, too. Well well well…, also, these “economists” reminded me with the “scientists” during the pandemic. (Who turned out later to be big corps pawn
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3y ago
>rent or buy a house with your life savings so you can spend most of your day (and life) time cramped with other people in a noisy crowded opne office like a bunch of kindergarten kids. Aka: being productive at corps.
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3y ago
But the “Zoom video calls in the office are the productively and company culture!!!”
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3y ago
I’m surprised that this is even news to anyone..
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3y ago
Kewl video, thanks! Robots are cool, people working in robotics are not.
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3y ago
True, but it was clear to me that most if not all hospitals’ doctors will follow and do whatever they are told, from the hospital committee, pharma, or whatever, maybe because they are afraid of getting their license suspended. Unlike in en
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3y ago
That’s what I personally did, I kept an open mind but at the same time kept actively questioning anything and everything, after all, that’s the scientific approach. Also: downvotes here are kinda cool, I couldn’t care less about it though,
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3y ago
In all honesty, after and during Covid19, I find it hard to trust WHO or anything coming from hospitals’ doctors, integrity was lost, or maybe clear it was gone long ago.
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3y ago
It’s probably because both MS and Apple actually sell products, hardware and software that used daily and the alternatives aren’t competing much, and then having these “occasional” privacy violations issues, FB/Google on the other hand
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3y ago
Where did I say that it's without js? It's alternative way
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3y ago
In the footer where it says “made with love”.
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3y ago
For consumers: immediate actions and increased interests, then evaluate the results. For corps: Eyeing, evaluating, assessing, discussing, “early stages”, “interesting take”, and literally anything to NOT take actions.
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3y ago
>It is the exam which determines your future in nations which rely on single exams for university admission. How’s that even fair for the students or even accepted as a criteria to consider someone is eligible or not?! Say I want to go t
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3y ago
Probably Elon is behind it, more starlink users!! Joking aside, what’s the percentage of the students to think it’s justifiable to cut off the internet for everyone else? Business, other education like higher ones, emergency, other services
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3y ago
Cool guides, I would say it’s not only for sleeping though.
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3y ago
As someone who works in drones/robotics, that thing is just a funds grab gimmick toy that won’t pass the PoC stage.
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3y ago
If you have access to server, definitely there are a lot of ways, htaccess is one.
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3y ago
Nice, I used different tools before and sharing it here if anyone is interested. - Static sites password (1) - Link lock, to lock the url (2) (1) https://github.com/matteobrusa/Password-protection-for-stati... (2) htt
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3y ago
Valid question, but ever thought how the production studios got paid before (and still) Netflix existed? Exactly, cinemas, local TV station buying the movies/show while adding some commercials, etc., they will find a way it isn’t yours
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3y ago
It was never about productivity, anyone thinking otherwise is just another fool. It’s a lot of reasons but I think you hit the biggest factor: banks, landlords, and even governments want people back, and they were pushing directly and indir
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3y ago
Never used Netflix, Torrents existed long before and better quality anyway.
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3y ago
What’s so hard to solve!? Forums still and can be easily built, it existed years before reddit or social media, in fact, I personally think it’s better to have separate sites specialized in each niche than one giant platform trying to monop
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3y ago
>A plurality of visitors to HN are from the US Any source for that claim? >This post is during peak US hours And the post will remain in other regions peak hour when they visit it, not to mention it still peak hour for Canada, S.Ameri
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3y ago
Why does most of job search sites always assume that everyone in HN is located in the US? Or worse, in SF? Title should specified where that site serves.
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3y ago
Can’t wait for 7postcode x64 installer!
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3y ago
I had the same experience, it’s a mentality for sure, some are open to try and test and others are not, to the point for some close family members, after failing to convince them, next time I took it to “fix” something, I sneakily installed
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3y ago
Can’t wait so all these cringy “content creators” are gone for good, might YT be fun again and start watching it.
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3y ago
We care so much now that we are funding programs that put them out of their misery (1), a misery created by our civilized system and compassion communities! (1) https://www.justice.gc.ca/eng/cj-jp/ad-am/bk-di.
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3y ago
>to be killed as humanely as possible. “It’s better for these animals not to be treated in humanely way”, said other humans: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/British_war_crimes
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