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by amf12 3y ago
Have you moved to another country across the world, made it your home, and had to choose between doing stupid things for a corporation bought by a new CEO or uproot your life and go back home? As much as it's sounds like an easy decisi
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by amf12 3y ago
> I might consider paying for premium if this wasn’t Google we’re talking about, which I imagine is tracking your viewing habits in their profile of you so they can serve targeted ads on other sites that use Google Ads. So basically, you
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by amf12 3y ago
> As evidenced by the average RoI at Google compared to news organisations. Not a good metric. The ROI difference is because of both entities being in different industries, and other things unrelated to the power balance. We can similarl
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by amf12 3y ago
Why not "it wasn't a good fit for me"? The first one kinda implies they didn't find you a fit? Not sure if I am reading too much into it.
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by amf12 3y ago
While I agree with your point somewhat, the scale is completely different. Its not a black and white thing. I know a lot of people will disagree with this statement though.
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by amf12 3y ago
As someone with ADHD, this is a constant in my life. In an ironic way, the anxiety when shit hits the fan is what makes me deal with stuff. But it's absolutely exhausting.
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by amf12 3y ago
Interesting. Google Maps showed me which exit to use at stations in Japan, recently.
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by amf12 3y ago
No, Gmail data isn't used for advertising. The difference is, that data won't be leaked to other users, but it's possible with ChatGPT or Bard.
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Apple to discontinue Apple Card financing for iPhones bought without a carrier(9to5mac.com)
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by amf12 3y ago
Or Mercedes has certain reputation to maintain. This is not a dig at Tesla, but Mercedes not shipping L2 AP doesn't imply they aren't capable of it.
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by amf12 3y ago
If I understand correctly, people can use Graphene OS anonymously. This was a workaround to use Google Play Services (Store?) anonymously. So the users want to have a piece of cake and eat it too.
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by amf12 3y ago
There are multiple definitions of the word "experience". "User experience" is another term we often use, without it ever being compared to "a vacation".
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by amf12 3y ago
> I don't want an 'experience', I want a tool. > Every way a company interfaces with customers is an experience Why can't it be both? As you pointed out, we also use "user experience" to denote "the
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by amf12 3y ago
I'd say it's a bit of both. You can build yourself up and find such work in companies which have it. Not switching employers very frequently helps, because building credibility takes time. After you've built up credibility in
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by amf12 3y ago
This is a pretty clickbaity. Having a cell phone wouldn't have "stopped" that boy from being able to stop the bus. Why are we even posting such links here?
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by amf12 3y ago
> if a Google Account has not been used or signed into for at least 2 years, we *may* delete the account and its contents This is what this policy announcement says.
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by amf12 3y ago
They have released it I believe. I can see Palm being available: https://cloud.google.com/model-garden
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by amf12 3y ago
Moreso, best is really a matter of perspective. For some questions I asked, I liked Bards response, for some others I liked ChatGPT. Moreover, Bard is much newer vs ChatGPT had a lot of fine-tuning data from being used for a while now. The
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by amf12 3y ago
> A sentence that reads "I am going to eat nothing but vegetables from now on" doesn't mention meat, but you can infer that I won't eat meat again from the sentence. TBF, there is no mention of anything remotely simil
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by amf12 3y ago
Somehow that has been my experience as well. I used to love HN for the rational and mature comments. Now, I find more of the comments to be idealistic and biased. More of the comments are from people who don't seem to have read the lin
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by amf12 3y ago
Here's me trying to install HA a few months ago on an old Windows laptop: "Oh, the HA OS requires a VM? Let me create one. But now, my bluetooth isn't accessible to HA. Oh well let me try Core. Great, but now I can't do
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by amf12 3y ago
Yep, HA has a lot of integrations to connect to different ecosystems. Fair warning though, setting it up and making it work requires good amount of work. I spent way too much time for on it for my basic needs and eventually gave up.
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by amf12 3y ago
> Google has a console called panopticon where they can see every Chromebook in the world. I bet Apple has this for iPhones, as does Microsoft for Windows 10 internet connected devices. It would be important to have for "Find My Dev
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by amf12 3y ago
> context where the average consumer is starting to recognize ChatGPT as a brand name. Zoom was once that brand name which was equated to a product. Now, people might say "Zoom call", but may use Teams or Meet or whatever. Simi
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by amf12 3y ago
> Sounds like a deal to train vertex ai on enterprise codebase Needs source. Neither Github, Gitlab, AWS, Azure, or GCP legally trains anything on enterprise codebase. If they do, it would be illegal.
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by amf12 3y ago
> AI sound cool but at this point I'm just expecting another half baked feature that checks boxes for executives to justify purchasing it. Its unfortunate, but just fixing and making an existing product awesome has lower ROI than im
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by amf12 3y ago
Maybe you should read the comments on the issue first.
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by amf12 3y ago
Various sources. 1. https://www.cato.org/blog/fiscal-impact-immigration-united-s... 2. https://www.aclu.org/other/immigrants-and-economy 3. https://www.bushcenter.org/catalyst&#x2F
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by amf12 3y ago
I know someone like you who had to leave. It sucks. Hope it works out for you. I don't understand how people like you are ignored when politicians support DACA, and similar programs, for people are in exactly the same situation as you,
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by amf12 3y ago
> There is a reason that tech salaries in Canada are much less than the States And not everyone wants to make as much money as they can, while dealing with uncertainty.

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