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by asvitkine 4y ago
So why hasn't the same effect happened with peanuts?
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by asvitkine 4y ago
Because coding interviews are only a proxy for what someone needs to do on the job. Presumably, it will become a worse proxy if assisted by AI but other tasks they'll do on the job aren't. For example, debugging a subtle bug in a
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by asvitkine 4y ago
To be fair, floppies were pretty easy, just had no capacity.
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by asvitkine 4y ago
Space before a ? is the correct punctuation in French, for example.
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by asvitkine 4y ago
I understand that cutting funding may be unpalatable, but couldn't they instead incentivize passing the audit by offering bonuses to middle-managenent for departments that pass?
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by asvitkine 4y ago
Ok, but if the credit is say a mortgage for a property being bought, the seller still receives the money in full, no? I guess the idea that they fully cash it out is unlikely and so that scenario would indeed come from the reserve - and oth
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by asvitkine 4y ago
Why can't other energy sources support it? There's plenty of geothermal energy or let's say nuclear.
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by asvitkine 4y ago
You could just do it server side.
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by asvitkine 4y ago
So they can use the banking app to transfer money away from your account because that's not stored locally on your phone? Or to look at your private photos?
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by asvitkine 4y ago
That link also says: Secure context: This feature is available only in secure contexts (HTTPS), in some or all supporting browsers. So perhaps the site isn't being loaded over HTTPS? If that's the case, it sounds like a site bug.
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by asvitkine 4y ago
I think they were getting to "there's no such thing as the tourists". The "the" is significant. But also it's not in the title of the article...
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by asvitkine 4y ago
Wouldn't productivity from better UI be something measurable that can be then advertised by vendors and extrapolated into savings for the customer? I feel like that could be a pretty compelling selling point to the CxOs.
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by asvitkine 4y ago
I assume the web port of BII should work, though? https://jamesfriend.com.au/projects/basiliskii/BasiliskII-wo...
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by asvitkine 4y ago
Source for "quite frequent"?
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by asvitkine 4y ago
This has 100k views: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3nmCHW73-ec
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by asvitkine 4y ago
Why hasn't this changed through union action or lawsuits about needing to work unpaid hours? Surely, an employee should be able to take an employer to court about the employer requiring work that's unpaid. In the courtroom, presum
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by asvitkine 4y ago
Who pays the property taxes on that land? If not the the customer, then do they really own it?
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by asvitkine 4y ago
Presumably if lots of people trust your extension with access to their banking website, a nefarious actor could make steal more money to make that price worthwhile. Well, assuming they can transfer money out of people's accounts and ge
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by asvitkine 4y ago
So the solution is to give the extension access to your banking site? Doesn't seem ideal. Extension permissions still can't block an extension from making network requests if they have access to a site, right? (Not implying this e
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by asvitkine 4y ago
Unless they use different types of batteries for 60kWh that don't have the same energy density. And assuming the software change didn't account for that by giving a bit more capacity.
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by asvitkine 4y ago
I suppose it's something that would be extensively argued in court if Twiiter decides to sue.
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by asvitkine 4y ago
The cost of recycling needs to be built into the cost of the product, for example via a portion of the sales tax.
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by asvitkine 4y ago
Unless EU governments pass protectionist laws requiring the use of local services.
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by asvitkine 4y ago
But do civilizations need that much energy?
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by asvitkine 4y ago
Cumulative inflation is 62% over that period according to https://www.usinflationcalculator.com/
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by asvitkine 4y ago
If you only make it work with string literals (e.g. generate the underlying formatting logic at parse time), it wouldn't allow arbitrary inputs to be treated as f strings.
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by asvitkine 4y ago
Looks like the project uses GitHub for issue tracking, so you can submit bug reports there: https://github.com/mihaip/infinite-mac/issues/new
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by asvitkine 4y ago
I wonder if anyone is working on an archive?
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by asvitkine 4y ago
Funds from the tax could be used to incentivize new construction.
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by asvitkine 4y ago
Increase the taxes until there is an effect?

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