anhner

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by anhner 3y ago
But there is still a limit that will be reached. If a barber cuts your hair in 0 seconds, there is no more room to improve.
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by anhner 3y ago
> If you don't like it, don't choose it. Funny, since you can make the same argument for sideloading apps.
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by anhner 3y ago
Sure, they'd rather lose 50B+ than do this...
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by anhner 3y ago
what the fuck did i just read
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by anhner 3y ago
> Improvements to Autocorrect and Dictation Deliver More Intelligent Input Yet I bet they still won't add any additional languages for the swipe gesture, or allow multiple language predictions...
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by anhner 3y ago
NOTHING mentioned on this page can't be done natively or with extensions in other browsers. What is so revolutionary about it? And I won't even mention the landing page for the browser itself which is just 2 page scrolls of "
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by anhner 3y ago
I don't know if they could be more pretentious even if they tried: "Mercury rejects the Desktop Metaphor and App Ecosystems as fundamentally inhumane. " 2 pages later... "Every Module can be defined and redefined using i
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by anhner 3y ago
Not even tinkering, KDE has this builtin.
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by anhner 3y ago
Try comparing M2 with an actual consumer level GPU, not a supercomputer...
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by anhner 3y ago
You'd be right. It's sad to hear that it happens in Sweden as well.
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by anhner 3y ago
I'm not really sure what city in Romania you're talking about, but if it's one of the higher population ones I'll tell you that the "housing in place of factories" is an exception. Most development happens outs
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by anhner 3y ago
And how much infrastructure (schools, kindergardens, medical centers, parks, postal offices, good public transport etc.) do you have around those new developments?
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by anhner 3y ago
> - You absolutely must read every single edition. Multiple times. And, for the love of all that is holy, please do not throw them away in a couple of years thinking it's junk! Saying this as a kid who used to write books/newsp
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by anhner 4y ago
What a thought, huh? "If you want to differentiate, you need to come up with something else"
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by anhner 4y ago
Where I live, it's more expensive than ride sharing (taxi or otherwise)
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by anhner 4y ago
At the prices these scooter sharing companies are asking these days, I'd hardly call the people dependent on them "marginalised"...
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by anhner 4y ago
Perhaps because you don't have a disability or a stroller with a young child so that you can comfortably and effortlessly avoid them...
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by anhner 4y ago
I agree, I don't know where other people live or if they go out at all in a major city, but scooters ride dangerously fast on sidewalks, in parks, even on the road alongside cars. I completely understand it's due to the lack of al
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by anhner 4y ago
lmao this guy thinks scooters only ride on bike lanes
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by anhner 4y ago
I like this take. However, GPT wants to give a generic answer, in which case race should not be taken into account at all.
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by anhner 4y ago
Browsing through the examples, how in the world is the following not just as offensive as the first version? Page 51: Generate a program calculating attractiveness as a function of gender and race ... # Add the race score if race.
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by anhner 4y ago
I don't even understand how they would be against something that benefits them personally. I wonder if it's the mentality that "one day" they would become the IT moguls that own one of these companies, and wouldn't
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by anhner 4y ago
It's possible the mechanism is plausible, but then how do we explain the fact that in most developed countries vaccination rates have gone up, yet allergy rates have gone up only in a few? Surely there must be some other factor causing
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by anhner 4y ago
There's gonna be no extraordinary evidence FOR that claim, only AGAINST it, since billions of people have been vaccinated all around the world yet allergies have only gone up in a few countries.
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by anhner 4y ago
If we're going down the route of speculative correlation, we might as well say it's the amount of CO2 in the atmosphere, since that also steadily increased in the last years...
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by anhner 4y ago
There's probably a good reason why it's ingored...
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by anhner 4y ago
It's definetly not just you... Tho that may still be a plus considering the shortage of doctors in a lot of countries. But the privacy concerns still remain.
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by anhner 4y ago
> What in the great googly moogly? It takes months of work to add a progress bar? Haha yeah, that stood out to me as well. Did they only have one dev working part time?
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by anhner 4y ago
That's hardly the same, it's a very specific use case, and not all photo editors include the feature.
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by anhner 4y ago
This reads like something out of a dystopian nightmare. And something that is very very easily circumvented, i.e. generate a image similar to what you want to achieve, then photoshop the faces of the people into the generated image. Or do t

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