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by arlcode 4y ago
I don't have any experience, but wouldn't they be extra screwed if the bank goes down? They'll probably be in line with anybody else and being foreign makes enforcement and lawsuits so much more expensive and difficult. I gue
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The integrated app. It replaced the mountains of lose paper on my desk with organized digital ones.
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by arlcode 4y ago
It's awesome if it's working. I had a PM once who listened to Dev feedback and was great at communicating with customers/users. When done correctly priotizing features which are technically boring or seemingly unnecessary is
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by arlcode 4y ago
For now. The SEO people around the globe and the product people at Microsoft had not yet time to work ads into it systematically. It'll be really interesting to see how resistent it is to these problems. Once upon a time Google Search
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I think it's partially because Microsoft lucked out with openAI and happened to "acquire" the right company for the job while Googles AI Division is still focused on research. On top of that I think it's again a display
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by arlcode 4y ago
Awesome that you found something that works for you :) I noticed that all the nice features a regular tablet has were way to distracting for me. If you need them an iPad is indeed a better deal. Luckily I was grandfathered in (for now) to t
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I am using the Spotify integration for home assistant, an IKEA ZigBee remote and a Chromecast for the actual playback. Works like a charm
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The tablet itself is quite expensive but for me has been worth the price many times. Something clicked and finally I managed to get the digital equivalent of a collection of lose sheets under control. Never managed to do that with either pa
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by arlcode 4y ago
For us at least their "forced" switch to Jira cloud was a massive increase in cost (which was the intention I guess). Their developer offering at bitbucket is also more expensive and lacks critical features which are supported by
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Yeah it's still too early for us to know for sure but I'd expect LLMs getting pretty bad pretty quick. Once ads are added there is, again, a motivation to make replies very long and rambly. Even now I begin getting "annoyed&q
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by arlcode 4y ago
Thank you. Actual insights with how things might be going forward is something nobody else here said so far.
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by arlcode 4y ago
I really hope they can pull a Blender and become productive for small-to-medium games. It's great to see some "commercially viable" games like Dome Keeper being built upon Godot.
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For people with programming experience I found it to be reasonably fast to pick up. In some areas it's quite low level but "generally" has a good documentation. Especially version 4.0 introduced some compatability breaking qu
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by arlcode 4y ago
Same here. I just did a quick survey of his tweets going back to roughly February 24th. 7 Meme 1 Twitter Ad 11 American Culture War/Politics 1 Spacex 8 Starlink/Spacex Retweets 2 Tesla Retweet 2 AI Hot Take 3 Irrelevant Thi
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by arlcode 4y ago
As usual courts will also look at the evidence (aka the whole Transcript) and it'll matter whether the AI made a mistake on it's own (ie. Hallucinating an additional plausible rebate) or whether the customer performed an obvious p
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by arlcode 4y ago
I don't think they are able to offer a product without renting out consumers to advertisers. To exaggerate a little, I expect them to develop something like the Truman show where everything is sponsored and all "characters" t
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by arlcode 4y ago
Disclaimer: I noticed the tongue in cheek but wanted to comment anyway ;) The legs discussion is way overblown and happened only because the "Metaverse by Facebook" has nothing interesting going for it. If it did offer a product p
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by arlcode 4y ago
Trust busting or restricting Googles ability to conduct their business as they see fit. Not something needed in a functioning market but if a company decides and manages to dominate a certain market, the rules change one way or another. PS:
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At the height of the Smart Contract hype I used to bring arguments like these as an example why automating justice is not something you want to do. Generation after Generation of fresh "sovereign citizens, 5-year olds and techbros&quot
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by arlcode 4y ago
Why does that mostly seem to be a problem in the US? I'm from a first world country in Europe and I can count the number of spam calls I got over the years on one hand (literally 2). Same goes for spam texts (3). For legal reasons my p
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by arlcode 4y ago
I really hope that'll be true for me as well. (still have a few years left in that age span) Each time I go to bed early and get enough sleep, I just love the morning hours and being done with the day's work while the sun is still
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by arlcode 4y ago
Hmmm I guess a lot changed since my last vacation to the US 10 years ago. I remember all the travel advisories said something about 10 to 15 percent.
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by arlcode 4y ago
Interesting projects, Thanks for the links. As you say it's to early to judge but I like that the Fornjot author publishes regular updates on his progress.
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Switzerland and Norway negotiated special treaties to join Galileo. The UK were in because of their EU membership. No one could have taken that from them besides they themselves. And once you are out you get treated like any 3rd party state
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by arlcode 4y ago
I think it's because the moon has no immediate benefit besides Star-Link and reusable rockets now have tremendous military uses which are being demonstrated in Ukraine. Monetary concerns will take a back seat to that.
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Galileo has been operational for a few years. Even customer mobile devices Support and use it. Further more the British had a referendum and decided to leave on their own. Quite hard to call that force out. In fact it's impossible to e
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It would be a major breakthrough if the AI could plausible adapt to the human players. Every one gets a challenge (or not if they chose so). We are probably not quite there yet.
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For users it's probably a security improvement. For Twitters owner it's probably a matter of saving a few bucks on SMS fees (but that can't be much). Twitter Blue still makes very little sense for most people unless Twitter b
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I would expect an employee to firmly but politely reject unreasonable requests and escalate to a manager if needed. Either the manager can resolve the issue (without berating the employee in public and also defending him if needed) or the c
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by arlcode 4y ago
Initially Tesla used different connectors in Germany as well. Early Model S were not CCS if I recall correctly.

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