Iulioh

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by Iulioh 3y ago
Honestly that's hilarious, I love it.
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by Iulioh 3y ago
Rfid tags are really cheap, some sellers advertise prices as low as 3c per tag but realistically 10c is probably the cost of a finished product (print, glue, maybe extra protection of the plastic)
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by Iulioh 3y ago
I don't see the problem, you just need a machine that prints a custom tag with the information. My city use it for public transit tickets
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by Iulioh 3y ago
I mean, they cost 5-10c Still more than printed paper but the cost is not astronomical. Some sellers on Alibaba even advertise 3c cad
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by Iulioh 3y ago
Decathlon does it but it's a little harder to implement in a grocery store. You need to basically have custom packaging so the tags are not easily swappable and the RFID tag is not free too, it could really add up for small price items
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by Iulioh 3y ago
To note* I'm talking about the portal where you can do stuff, the verification/identity is a system called "SPID".
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by Iulioh 3y ago
Yeah, we have it in Italy too. We can do a lot of paperwork online, it's great when it works. I belive is one of the few "internet stuff" that wasn't just regarded as a waste of money. (we had a scandal about a simple si
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by Iulioh 3y ago
The concept is called "high barrier of entry"
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by Iulioh 3y ago
>Ordered list of reasons I don't believe anything worthwhile will happen ---------------- You can still cut a few heads, the hydra has plenty. What I'm wondering, could this lead to the government forcing Boeing to "be les
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by Iulioh 3y ago
Dead internet theory is closer and closer I don't remember wich YouTuber made a interesting video about it but basically communities are moving away from the free web in private communities (think discord or even sites that you are for
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by Iulioh 3y ago
I start the music and turn on the light in my house with my voice, it would be really cool to do it in my car
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by Iulioh 3y ago
Alignment and censorship ?
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by Iulioh 3y ago
Tldr: Gemini is prioritizing ideology over facts, profit over truth abd google is explicitly doing it. it is not incidental But I don't know exactly what OP is talking about
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by Iulioh 3y ago
I'm out of the loop, what are the examples of this bias?
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by Iulioh 3y ago
I just wanted to share how strange was reading "between 3/4 and 1 3/4 grams of agar" That's.... Weird, using fractions while talking about using grams Anyway, for a solid gelatin I usually use not less that 0.5% ag
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by Iulioh 3y ago
I really disagree. I use my phone more than any other device and having it be "beautiful" is an important part of my user experience At this point any decoration in real life is useless because not productive
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by Iulioh 3y ago
>I don’t ever recall being banned from anything anywhere. Depends on how many communities you contribute to and how much I guess That being said, I don’t get the logic of wanting to be part of a community that actively doesn’t want you.
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by Iulioh 3y ago
You know, i think the problem is in the numbers. The internet is too vast and the people are too interchangable, i have beed banned for stupid reasons in a few comunities. I think a lot of people knows how easy is to be banned from reddit f
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by Iulioh 3y ago
The problem is that money is power if you want to define power as "the ability to make things happen" So the only fact of having the ability to do something alters a lot of financial and social interactions and this depends too on
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by Iulioh 3y ago
It is not because now AI means that. If you want to say "true AI" you have to say "General AI"
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by Iulioh 3y ago
And it was stick fucking strange, they assu
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by Iulioh 3y ago
If it says "with the past trends order 1000pices of product X" While reaaaaally simple it is still a form of IA, I don't see nothing wrong with that A advanced model would maybe see industry prices and consumer trends but it&
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by Iulioh 3y ago
I think the + could backfire in the name It inspires "i don't need to pay for a NASA streaming service" as the + is used for paid stuff We will see
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by Iulioh 3y ago
>Do modern AAA games support dual (or multiple) GPUs? The problem is that modern GPUs don't support multiple GPUs lol iirc the series 30 was the last to do it and only 3090 and ti
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by Iulioh 3y ago
Off topic but 42% of VR headsets are Quest 2 Woahhh
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by Iulioh 3y ago
Oh boy That would kill reddit usefulness really fast , it can't be real And there is the reddit search function, couldn't ""bad actors"" use that ?
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by Iulioh 3y ago
Wellll....it depends ------- When these 'base clocks' are listed, would a lower core CPU with a higher base clock run more calculations at its max thread count than a higher core cpu? Say 64 threads on a 32 vore 4Ghz CPU vs a 2.5G
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by Iulioh 3y ago
Capitalism describes only who gets the money from a factory according to a pice of paper with no other relation with the work performed in said factory.
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by Iulioh 3y ago
This is just the "put your credit card details there for easy recurrent purchases pls" strategy 100% they will introduce paid likes/priority comments
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by Iulioh 3y ago
Steam does sell ad space indirectly tho Like, choosing what game/publisher goes on sale on the front page isn't a type of AD and the % of discount is the cost for the publisher and the revenue of the steam is bigger sales Is my in

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