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Dusseldorf
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Dusseldorf
15d ago
A woman died, and your description of that is "a legal jackpot"?
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27d ago
After getting several family group chats finally converted over to RCS, one day my phone just started absolutely refusing to verify my connection to the RCS servers. Instead of any kind of notification, I was just silently not sending or re
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27d ago
I can't recall ever needing to run a batch script to read a paragraph on a website, so doesn't seem like a very apt comparison. Are you claiming there's some group of people who have JavaScript disabled but would be happily r
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28d ago
Works fine for me (the initial link and the link to the sale page), might be something on your end
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Dusseldorf
1mo ago
Prescription drugs
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Dusseldorf
1mo ago
The issue here is that they've changed Old Reddit to require a login going forward.
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1mo ago
My town in the US has something like this. Several portable toilet trailers that are typically stationed near public gathering areas all year round, and moved to accommodate large events. They're significantly nicer than porta potties,
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2mo ago
Yes! It's very frustrating when I think I'm browsing several variations of a single product, only to realize that some of the results are a totally different product, the brand doesn't affect it either way. I'm fine seei
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2mo ago
Does anyone know if there are any reasonable alternatives here if I don't want to create an ID.me account and hand my PII over to them? Do I just need to liquidate my positions and close my account out, or can I manage it offline via c
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2mo ago
might turn out that the next company they apply to is run by street urchins who don't take too kindly to the stereotype? or possibly humorless scolds who don't want their employees telling jokes in their free time?
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2mo ago
I think the reason people get angry about it is that it feels like an asymmetric ask. It feels a bit like saying "everyone needs to come I to the office because I like there to be people in the office, regardless of whether that's
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2mo ago
"I got on pickpocketed on my last vacation, so now I travel with an old backup phone instead"
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3mo ago
I think you may have switched the "of" and "on" when you read the original post. They're saying that the human body can negatively affect radio waves, not that radio waves have a negative effect on the human body.
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3mo ago
I'm glad your username specifies your location. My biggest pet peeve online these days is someone telling a story about "my country" but never specifying which country that is.
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3mo ago
or stay, and be subtly bad enough at your job to negatively affect the progress of the enterprise.
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4mo ago
Also a great way for candidates to filter out employers who play bizarre mind games and think personal trick questions are appropriate in an interview.
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4mo ago
Was it anthropomorphizing computers when they named "memory"? Seems to me like it's more analogizing for the sake of easy understanding. Sure, it's not literally the same exact mechanism, but it's certainly modeled
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5mo ago
Finally, a cromulent argument to nuke the whales!
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5mo ago
"Print Error Detected"?
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6mo ago
They used that argument for years to avoid doing WoW Classic, and then it was wildly successful when they finally did. Seems to me like the inability to consider how they could work this into their ecosystem is yet another indicator of how
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6mo ago
It took me 5 rereads before I properly read "should" instead of "would", which totally flips the implication!
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6mo ago
Amusing to see how attitudes toward AI change over time. On page 6, part of the original text has a footnote apologizing to readers far in the future for outdated speculations, then mentions that future readers "may even be an artifici
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6mo ago
But unfortunately gambling ads are also to the US what pharmaceutical ads are to the US.
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6mo ago
Advertised or not, you can take my breaded mosquitos from my cold, dead hands!
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6mo ago
I don't want to sound like a jerk, but have you considered that you might need to improve your putting/unplugging habits? I used to have connectors and cords break after around that much time. Around 2018 or so I bought a new set
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6mo ago
> the investments made in clean tech today will last decades. As, I suspect, will the damage to the civil service and the scientific community.
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6mo ago
> LLM-s are not learning on the fly, but I suspect they do log the conversations, their responses and could also deduce from further interaction if a particular response was satisfactory to the user. Seems like this is hard to reliably d
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6mo ago
There have been several projects lately attempting to create running context/memory, and Claude Code also has some concept of continuous conversational memory, but all if these are bolted at inference time, there's still no concep
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7mo ago
Again, what law was broken here? By anyone in the car? I'm struggling to understand how this wasn't outright execution.
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7mo ago
I'm a little nervous about this affecting it negatively. Back when Buffy and Firefly were on the air, they felt so unique due to the dialogue style. But now that'll just seem like every single generic superhero movie. Hopefully it
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