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KellyCriterion
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KellyCriterion
1mo ago
So, WinPhone wasnt bad!It just didnt take off because of app availability and therefore, traction.
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Why not include this in your initial prompt when starting the session or into the global base prompt?
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Im outing myself: While Im not a "believer", though I would really love it if at least a tiny bit of anything would be true with a small fractions of the stories. But Im losing faith - there has been basicly no "progress"
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1mo ago
Honestly, I even consider the constant reminder to setup Apple Pay as some kind of ad
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1mo ago
Mmmh ... whats the difference to what MS is doing then? :-D
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haha :-D
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1mo ago
...and UI is clearly spotable as AI generated with whatever tool....
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1mo ago
Now someonen should place a pin onto Epstein Island and give it whatever related renaming with regards to Trump
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I expect them to have a whatever complex global entity/object model, allowing them to deliver whatever they want on a ruleset matching some criteria like location etc., so the change shouldnt be that huge. Maybe someone from Google is
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1mo ago
Same for central Europe: Lake Ontario
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At least 10m websites are using GMaps to display some stuff: https://developers.google.com/maps
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EU citizen here: For us it still says Lake Ontario :-) Not sure what Trump is looking forward to win with all these moves?
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Luckily, the state where Mr. Siegmund could be elected is rather small and unimportant to the country: If the right guys ruin there, it wont have much impact on Germany's economy as a whole. And after the forseeable desaster done by th
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This is not limited to tech companies! Underpricing is a very often applied method to enter/grow/develop a market.
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The thing is, unfortunately most people will not notice and be aware of what this means. (and which effect it may have on market share etc.) And most techies are already primarily on Linux and its derivatives.
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Im with you! The most times Im late for "some things on a project" at work is, because, I wasted time reading through dozens of feeds/news/comments on "too many" days so I got somehow a "delay" ;-) Es
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1mo ago
monthly AI bills :-)
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My guess is that we will run out of cheap/available energy earlier, so neither of these extreme states can be reached.
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Id guess its a mixture: "electronic designs in general" then with "a focus on DRAM", so switching to other components is possible?
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Sorry, maybe I did "carrier replication" wrong - I used the word in a sense of "it is duplicated at the local cell by the towers", instead of getting "fed with 1mio receivers in region X by the telco servercentral H
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There was a paper some month ago, showing that (through biopsie) that most people have around 8 - 10g of microplastic in their brain (thats around 1.5 - 2 standard credit cards)
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1mo ago
This burndown of the Brand Twitter by renaming it to X will make it to digital marketing textbooks for Universities across the world, I promise: The word Twitter itself became a mega/global brand throughout the years, and Musk detroyed
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Isnt the one just "mass usage" of the other? Like Cell Broadcast just duplicates the SMS on carrier level?
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thanks for pointing me out on Unwall.App! Didnt know they exist - looks very good, maybe even better than Archive.ph
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https://archive.ph/BXxTf (while it looks that the archive content is somehow destructed, the article does not cover anything useful, its simply too short to transport anything)
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Id say: both. But yes, Win NT was the real game changer in Windows universe back then; if they hadnt made the switch, we would still have a tuned Win98/ME without proper multiuser account tenanting etc.
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Some weeks ago, a colleague laughed at me when I asked: "btw, do we use jQuery somewhere in our web app?" - he said, its no more a thing today. Is that true? (Im out of webdev for years)
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You forgot to mention the "JS-framework-of-the-month" years :-D
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For context, if one missed it: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Make_Love,_Not_Warcraft
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For context, a worth-a-read Wikipedia entry regarding the term: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blast_fishing
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