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NoPicklez
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4mo ago
I would have to disagree, this report in question sounds more like thought leadership dribble rather than a report commissioned by a client with a scope attached. The purpose of most reports are absolutely for Assurance to decision makers o
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4mo ago
I'm unable to view the link for some reason. My take based on the title is that yes it is cheating. It is cheating by not demonstrating you have the capability to read, write cohesively, do that etc on your own sufficiently, which is t
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4mo ago
Reminds me of classic mini games on miniclip or addicting games. I wouldn't call it a simulator but an arcade firewood splitting game
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4mo ago
Guys its a beta, did we forget what those were? Save the assumptions of ill intent until it hit at least hits production
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4mo ago
I don't know if it is most necessarily, but. Historically without any facts I'd say that men have long been steered towards STEM related roles, whereas females have not. Purely as a long standing historical change in roles for Wom
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4mo ago
It kind of does, that an attacker can rely on something a small as a Bluetooth name to cause disruption based on employees following policy out of fear of being fired.
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4mo ago
It threatens consulting much like it does for software development. Its threatening all white collar jobs.
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4mo ago
I've found it to be that people simply go back to their old ways. Many people are busy and unless they're being actively pushed to change it they feel they only have time to do things the way they have been doing them. Using AI re
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4mo ago
This is actually a pretty cool idea, as a proof of concept
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4mo ago
I really have to disagree with the broad brush statement. Wikipedia is an incredible resource and yes given its model it is maintained and moderated by volunteers, which has meant during particular global events the Wikipedia articles assoc
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4mo ago
Bad food is also on the rise
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4mo ago
And what company doesn't?
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4mo ago
Rear looks great, front looks horrible. Steering wheel looks like its trying to be old school, but really shouldn't be.
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4mo ago
I don't understand the idea of the doors opening that way. How do two people get in at the same time? Both go for the door handle right next to each other then let the other get in first because there's not enough room for two to
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4mo ago
Not my Sonos setup doesn't, have had it for close to a decade now. Would replace it with brand new Sonos gear if I could. Also, wouldn't be hard to put in a solution to block that type of traffic over the mic.
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5mo ago
I really liked this game called geoDefense, it was a tower defense game and it was difficult but so much fun. I dont think its been maintained anymore but I would 100% buy refreshed version of the game.
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5mo ago
> grind these problems so the pain sticks with you The reason you grind on a problem is because it is difficult and requires you to learn and bridge knowledge. You're not grinding through many problems for the sake of it you're
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5mo ago
There is a big perception issue with AI at the moment where people are (rightly) seeing anything associated with AI to be lower quality of error prone. I wouldn't be saying AI has done anything at the moment in my company. Because for
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5mo ago
> said AI consciousness was “an illusion” and “there is no one there”, just a string of data processing events often happening in geographically different locations. I appreciate the "well technically no" points when someone sa
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5mo ago
Why can't Waymo's sense a blind spot issue or an incoming cyclist and prevent the door from being unlocked and opened when the car comes to a stop. Just when it comes to dooring cyclists.
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6mo ago
Should we completely stop smoking? Yes. There is absolutely nothing about it that is good for us or anyone near those smoking. Its not just how you life your life to the state, its for your own health and those around you. Your life will be
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6mo ago
This is a good thing. Maybe I could sit here and debate the pros and cons, supposed crap about my liberties, is the age bracket the right way to go about it. But this is a good thing, there is nothing good about cigarettes no matter which w
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6mo ago
> Upper classes drug of choice You're joking me. It costs more in Australia for a pack of cigarettes than it does for multiple beers or even a bottle of decent wine. Alcohol is not the upper classes drug of choice, its all classes d
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6mo ago
How is it that different for it being banned for underage vs banned for people born after 2008? Its just that for one group is never becomes okay
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6mo ago
> Meanwhile, when you buy a Kobo, you are buying a tool that can be maintained for a decade or more. But wasn't your Kindle that you bought prior to 2013 maintained for over a decade? 13 years really.
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6mo ago
But to do that on many Android devices you need to specifically enable that in the settings. You have enable installing what Android calls "unknown" apps. I don't really care about the technicalities of it. The point still st
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6mo ago
I disagree. It's a term simply used to describe installing software not through the official channels. You'd be lying if you said it was normal practice sideloading applications to your mobile phone. The majority of people are use
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6mo ago
This is in no way Apple's fault.
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I don't think that's necessarily why, as I know people who feel they can push harder in the mornings compared to later in the evening. Those people I know have always been early risers and hit the pillow early.
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6mo ago
The article didn't really answer the question of whether the right time of day helps you feel like exercising. Just that you might get more out of the exercise you choose to do. As someone who is more of a night owl, I just don't
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