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901.
by axus 3y ago
It's a great replacement for the "15 items or less" aisle, more than that and I'll find a line with a human cashier. There's one store that doesn't use humans in the evening, they've lost my business for
902.
by axus 3y ago
Usually other people have handled the downvoting. I will check out the downvoted replies, and if there's no good reason for it to be downvoted I'll vote it up. And if something is really very informative and low on the list I&#x2
903.
by axus 3y ago
I wish the lesson were "If something might be criminal, check first and then don't do it". Makes you wonder if anyone has started an "AI-powered legal database miner as-a-service" for rent to zealous prosecutors.
904.
by axus 3y ago
This is a good analogy. Maybe once every few years I'll set up Windows Servers. Being able to use the GUI and not keep a bunch of PowerShell on-hand means I can do it without help, and get on with my day. Meanwhile I'm happier d
905.
by axus 3y ago
Which federal government?
906.
by axus 3y ago
I know almost nothing about the Rust ecosystem but am interested. What Rust packages could completely replace Curl? The top result on Google suggested hyper and reqwest.
907.
by axus 3y ago
I think it's an efficient use of tax dollars for the gov to hold a trial once, instead of 300k times.
908.
by axus 3y ago
Or that it's the ISP's job to cut off accounts that are downloading copyrighted works, or hashing cryptocurrency without paying taxes, etc. It would be nice if the cell phone provider could send a text message reporting the proble
909.
by axus 3y ago
That's a reason to have a bank with traditional branches. Also a reason for land-lines that don't require a separate power source. I think South Africa has had power problems in recent years, might be good to look at how they&#x2
910.
by axus 3y ago
Under what conditions should a business be allowed to change their prices? I'm OK with a computer making the pricing decision, but like HFT it's the frequency that leads to problems. It's a bit sad that the "free market
911.
by axus 3y ago
Won't the creatives be able to type the software specification into a box, and add functionality to their endeavor without needing programmers? I'm not sure that the process and the paycheck are more important than the final arti
912.
by axus 3y ago
I checked the comments because I wanted some good sources on the what-abouts. Preferably from the countries affected. The link to Graeber supports the idea that debt, like power, is destined to be abused. It's not really telling me
913.
by axus 3y ago
Don't the company's owners control who is on the board?
914.
by axus 3y ago
The Medium is the Message.
915.
by axus 3y ago
The only time you'd need someone to bring you a packed suitcase is when you can't go home to get it, don't have time to buy replacements, and will be sleeping on-site. They're asking a spouse to pack things up after nor
916.
by axus 3y ago
Recently I tried enabling "Syncing to OneDrive", to see what would happen. Documents, Desktop, and Pictures were moved up a level into "OneDrive - LongCompanyName.com" folder, those have become the preferred file save d
917.
by axus 3y ago
They are effectively absolute monarchies, which can override decisions of any elected officials.
918.
by axus 3y ago
Red Hat had over a billion dollars in revenue last year and it's never stopped growing. Free Red Hat-compatible operating systems did not stop them from making a lot of money.
919.
by axus 3y ago
In theory those making more money would be the most threatening, having enough extra money to translate into political power. Also in theory, pensioners and the insured are the beneficiaries of hedge fund profits via their institutions inve
920.
by axus 3y ago
It's kind of like forking a software project, just the wiki contributions are distributed more broadly compared to software where one or two people do most of the work. The people contributing matter, but it doesn't matter how man
921.
by axus 3y ago
The government!
922.
by axus 3y ago
The language on this page also suggests they want to put the prompt engineers out of a job.
923.
by axus 3y ago
Old games I put a lot of quarters into: - Black Knight 2000 - Whirlwind - High Speed
924.
by axus 3y ago
More quality input for machine-generated art, hooray!
925.
by axus 3y ago
It's cool that they are intending to port it to old gaming systems: PSP, 3DS, Wii, GameCube, Xbox, Dreamcast. The readme notes all say "The <console> port needs assistance from someone experienced with <console> homebr
926.
by axus 3y ago
Ghosts as silent echoes of a person's past is not original, but the only ghosts I remember from LoTR weren't like that. A magic item that spammed the echoes might be original.
927.
by axus 3y ago
When I read a recent article, the US workers were complaining about "too much" freedom and autonomy. TSMC management would say "build this", with no blueprints or milestones. "They keep saying we're slowing th
928.
by axus 3y ago
Sadly I think security systems will have to accommodate the possibility that someone else can see your screen. And hope that they can't see your keyboard.
929.
by axus 3y ago
I'd think the local governments know what they're getting into, and if not they figure it out after a few years. Nobody is requiring providers to enter those local markets and be unprofitable. Telecoms could raise local prices un
930.
by axus 3y ago
International warranty transfer has been Dell's killer feature for me.

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