Urahandystar

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by Urahandystar 8mo ago
An aspiring poor is better than a poor thats given up hope. The VC model only extracts capital if the potential is reached. If not then the business is at least keeping people off benefits while they try. Heavy taxation and then increasing
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by Urahandystar 8mo ago
The main reason for this was employers could cut your hours if they had a poor month and needed to balance the books. Which is understandable for smaller businesses. Then the bigger companies went nuts with it and ended up massively changin
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by Urahandystar 8mo ago
I don't want to be a douche but for a UI website this isn't very good. It's a pain to view the actual components that would be created.
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by Urahandystar 8mo ago
And the cheapest way to distribute that to everyone will be via AI coding.
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by Urahandystar 9mo ago
It's generally accepted that the stories of fairies tied to specific locations across the UK and Ireland is due to the presence of magic mushrooms growing relatively close by.
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by Urahandystar 9mo ago
Give me one aspect in which that has actually happened? I'm wracking my brains but can't think of one. We are a weird species in that even if we could replace ourselves our fascination with ourselves means that we don't ever
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by Urahandystar 9mo ago
Took them long enough, This was predictable and dangerous. It's a real shame because Elon's goals of allowing an unrestricted AI are somewhat noble even if the execution is haphazard and horrendous. The combination of X's use
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by Urahandystar 10mo ago
Yes but thats not the copyers problem is it? Risk is inherent in all things the second order requires that you keep advancing by attracting resources.
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by Urahandystar 11mo ago
One of the saddest things I heard was a young kid say he's never heard the word masculinity unless it was paired with the word toxic before it. With that kind of attitude is this any wonder?
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by Urahandystar 11mo ago
Amazing that this what finally brought them down, BBC editorial has been so awful for so long. The worst part being that it is so obvious in its agenda's. I really don't expect anything to change though the establishment will prot
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by Urahandystar 1y ago
It could have been but what we say was application inflation where jobs that didn't require a degree suddenly needed one. I think unemployment figures is the most likely one, all we did was saddle a generation with an additional they
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by Urahandystar 1y ago
Yeah but apple has the ear of the US goverment so once them come knocking I wouldn't expect much to be done.
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by Urahandystar 1y ago
Yeah but you can't blame China for that, When the west made EV's they made them a luxury product I could have bought a Porsche for the same price as an Audi electron. China made them affordable, its just a better strategy and it p
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by Urahandystar 1y ago
But once people start leaving where they display those ads they are in real trouble.
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by Urahandystar 1y ago
Its interesting that you mention Corbyn when if you look into the data Starmer got much lower voters than he did but the UK system works in strange ways. I should mention I was one of those that refused to vote for Corbyn on the allegations
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by Urahandystar 1y ago
You smoke 50K cigarettes in 6 months you're a smoker, You drink 50K drinks in 6 months you're an alcoholic, You kill 50K children in 6 months its a genocide.
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by Urahandystar 1y ago
No you're just old. Come sit with us in a nice comfy chair.
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by Urahandystar 1y ago
Competitive how? Is coding the only use case people talk about the best model?
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by Urahandystar 1y ago
Funny thing is UK companies are offshoring like crazy right now. So hirely talent cheaply is out making things look terminal.
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by Urahandystar 1y ago
It's so worth it though, truly what life is about.
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by Urahandystar 1y ago
Surely you must see it's more nuanced than that? The old regime worked to say that if you kept your money abroad then we wouldn't tax it but we would tax it any money you generated in country. These people were often on high wage
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by Urahandystar 1y ago
I switched coinciding with the birth of my first child, I am under paid compared to my peers and my career progression has stalled but what I have gained by being around my child growing up is priceless. I wouldn't say you couldn&#x27
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by Urahandystar 1y ago
I feel this dialogue is so childish this is part of having a partner, People are emotional creatures and so have emotions that need to be managed. Gendering it helps no one, it would be better to make people aware that it needs doing and c
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by Urahandystar 1y ago
All men are abusers? This seems like a wild take. Marriage can end for a number of reasons not all of them abusive.
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by Urahandystar 1y ago
Is it a billion dollar business? Probably not you should launch it anyway it would be fun for you to see it in the wild and how many people interact with it. You may also learn a thing or two when user interact with it in the wild.
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by Urahandystar 1y ago
Palestine was mentioned once in that document.
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by Urahandystar 1y ago
Ad networks, Apple recently launched it own smaller one and nerfed Meta's data collection ability.
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by Urahandystar 1y ago
I didn't, but since he made his freedom of speech complaints, I've seen some utterly horrendous overreaches from the UK government that makes it clear as day he is correct. He may be a broken clock but he is striking right this t
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by Urahandystar 1y ago
I think were past that point with boomers, If anything this generation will be much more wise to the tricks than any that came before it.
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by Urahandystar 1y ago
Probably because the success undermines using the Euro.

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