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by Jolter 1y ago
Hiring companies certainly don’t want bots to write job applications. They are already busy weeding out the AI-written applications and bots would only accelerate their problem. Hiring companies happen to be paying customers of LinkedIn.
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For some reason it serves me the page in my language, Swedish. The text is very poorly translated, to the point of being difficult to understand. There is a widget to listen to the article instead of reading it. When I press play, it says t
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by Jolter 1y ago
The iPhone SE 3 might have a poor camera, but the one on the iPhone mini 13 is excellent! My conclusion is the same as the author’s: it’s a matter of you get what you pay for. The demand here is for a small premium phone. This would come
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by Jolter 1y ago
It says in the linked readme to not open pull requests without discussing it first.
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That’s a good example of reuse, not recycling. Recycling means making new cardboard or paper out of old material.
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I used to play one of those back in 1999 or so, and amazingly it still seems to be going! Now on season 107… https://utopia-game.com/shared/ Terrifically addictive back when entertainment was scarce — I can’t imagine s
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Crucially, the thing they was recently de-funded was not mapping but the federal agency that does hydrology. Hydrology being the science of how water flows in the environment around us. For example, using GIS data combined with meteorologic
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by Jolter 1y ago
Sure, but if your car is presently driving to the supermarket, it’s a pretty safe bet that you are probably not at your house.
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You're assuming they don't know how to make this work -- with that assumption, of course you can claim that they won't get it to work. If you have any evidence that they are have not staffed the IT department with the right p
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You say that the priorities are missing, but this article is about just that: this politician is changing the priorities. Admittedly for a rather small number of office workers, but it should be seen as a pilot project. Half the ministry st
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Still, the loom tending engineer got paid better than the weaver. Well, my prejudice says he did, don’t actually have the historical facts.
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Surely your local blujays must have heard the hawk somewhere in order to learn its call? It figures that a hawk would occasionally show up in your neighborhood. Machine identification can still need some manual confirmation, even though thi
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Maybe a feature request for mk V?
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This is kind of my point; people tend to not be silly enough to stay unemployed and starve. Instead when push comes to shove, sensible folks will adapt to the circumstances.
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Here’s the deal: if you won’t write your replacement, a competitor will do it and outprice your employer. Either way you’re out of a job. May be more prudent to adapt to the new tools and master them rather than be left behind? Do you want
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by Jolter 1y ago
Ah, I see,,, Wikipedia tells us: “While a majority of adult overdoses are linked to suicide attempts, many cases are accidental, often due to the use of more than one paracetamol-containing product over an extended period.[106] […] Overdose
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by Jolter 1y ago
Super close may be an exaggeration but could certainly be voted “most likely analgesic to let you take an intentional overdose”.
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It’s cheap, too.
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That’s a lot. I keep forgetting how many idiots are in the world. Some of those are probably intentional suicide attempts. What’s the maximum number of tablets for one purchase? Sweden has it regulated down to 14, because that’s just enough
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by Jolter 1y ago
But how many cases of poisoning occur each year?
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by Jolter 1y ago
I know you’re right, but my intuition is that there are not a huge number of games in that collection which have never been dumped to digital. I see some value in preserving the physical artifacts. These games are not only the medium and it
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by Jolter 1y ago
While a a trade organization represents the interests and opinions of its member corporations, a corporation does not represent their employees. A company espouses and represents the opinions of its owners. I encourage anyone working in tec
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by Jolter 1y ago
The article is a lot more specific, if you read it. I quote who they say is behind the new budget amendment: “This amendment is the direct result of a campaign by Google, Meta, OpenAI, and venture capitalists like Andreessen Horowitz—and th
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by Jolter 1y ago
The thing is the people backing this proposed rule are not exactly marginal players in SV. You can argue that most software engineers don’t agree with it, but you have to accept that who calls the shots in a big business venture is the lead
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by Jolter 1y ago
Sadly the cookie banner is impossible to get rid of on Safari (mobile). Makes it very hard to read the content.
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Same. Safari on iPhone.
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Ah, found it. Only some government and municipal archives have such an exemption. https://riksarkivet.se/utforska-och-bestall/vad-du-har-ratt-...
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They would be violating Swedish copyright law if they did, so they better not! Much easier to get away with such things in the US (it seems).
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I think you’re right, they would need some kind of copyright exemption in order to properly preserve the games by migrating them to new media regularly. I’m not sure it’s possible to get such an exemption for a private corporation under Swe
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They do state that researchers are welcome to visit and use the material. I think that makes the collection not-entirely-useless to the public. Presumably any research they enable will be published.

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