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901.
by beardyw 1y ago
Since 90% of spreadsheets have errors in them this seems a perfect fit for AI.
902.
Anthropic's Claude is learning Excel so you don't have to(theregister.com)
1 points by beardyw 1y ago|2 comments
903.
by beardyw 1y ago
I had 50 years as a programmer. For 50 years I was learning new stuff. It doesn't stop, so you need to get used to it. Hard won knowledge sticks best so AI may blunt your learning if you are not careful.
904.
by beardyw 1y ago
People who care, care. People who don't, don't. The premise that you can stop (or start) caring is like "Stop thinking so much". The key is the connection between the idea and the action. "Don't always act on y
905.
Apple faces £1.5B payout after losing UK App Store case(theregister.com)
1 points by beardyw 1y ago|1 comments
906.
Meta in breach of EU law over 'ineffective' system for flagging illegal content(theguardian.com)
8 points by beardyw 1y ago|0 comments
907.
In orbit you have to slow down to speed up(wired.com)
85 points by beardyw 1y ago|95 comments
908.
by beardyw 1y ago
> It's about being able to implement your ideas. No, it's about creating something which does something useful and is easy to maintain. Plumbers have great ideas and approaches but you just want plumbing which works and can be
909.
by beardyw 1y ago
Getting a bit tiresome isn't it. Is the USA becoming the least reliable country to deal with?
910.
Supermicro warns it will miss revenue forecast by a lazy billion bucks or more(theregister.com)
1 points by beardyw 1y ago|0 comments
911.
by beardyw 1y ago
I tried the self referential "the bible is the word of god" and got the positive: 2 Timothy "All scripture is given by inspiration of God, and is profitable for doctrine, for reproof, for correction, for instruction in righte
912.
Donors for Trump's $300M White House Ballroom Include Google, Apple and Palantir(theguardian.com)
48 points by beardyw 1y ago|19 comments
913.
Microsoft threatens to RAM Copilot into Exchange Server on-prem(theregister.com)
2 points by beardyw 1y ago|1 comments
914.
by beardyw 1y ago
You are missing out the "which means that ..." step. A basic of sales training is that you take your proposal and then put that at the end. Take the answer and repeat until you run out of sensible answers. What you have is your be
915.
Google Measures 'Quantum Echoes' on Willow Quantum Computer Chip(scientificamerican.com)
3 points by beardyw 1y ago|1 comments
916.
Google porting all internal workloads to Arm, with AI helper(theregister.com)
5 points by beardyw 1y ago|0 comments
917.
by beardyw 1y ago
To me AI is like having a young graduate come to live with you as an assistant. It's happy to do some research for you though not very inspired. But make lunch? No. Do some cleaning. Def no, but happy to chat about how you should do it
918.
by beardyw 1y ago
Not sure how you can say that. Half the time you do a search the answer comes from Gemini. It might be the most used, without anyone doing it deliberately.
919.
by beardyw 1y ago
Apart from in the minds of some zealots England is barely a place anymore. On the world stage is part of the United Kingdom and even in local stats it's usually England and Wales.
920.
by beardyw 1y ago
No mention of Wales either.
921.
by beardyw 1y ago
Ah, and the Scots thought they had a new route to independence.
922.
No evidence Donald Trump said he might buy 'all of England'(fullfact.org)
2 points by beardyw 1y ago|6 comments
923.
Is PHP declining? JetBrains says yes. And no(theregister.com)
4 points by beardyw 1y ago|0 comments
924.
SpaceX is behind schedule, so NASA will open Artemis III contract to competition(theregister.com)
141 points by beardyw 1y ago|2 comments
925.
AWS outage exposes Achilles heel: central control plane(theregister.com)
5 points by beardyw 1y ago|1 comments
926.
Windows 11 update knocks out USB mice, keyboards in recovery mode(theregister.com)
3 points by beardyw 1y ago|1 comments
927.
by beardyw 1y ago
Good point, though I only tend to edit if I see a problem when reading Wikipedia so if that was me my editing would reduce.
928.
by beardyw 1y ago
Yeah, that wrong makes this wrong right.
929.
by beardyw 1y ago
I think you need to consider what feel you want the site to have. Your visitors will often be technical people, but they are also basic human beings. The colour, the fonts you use, the layout can all have a subtle effect in weighing up what
930.
by beardyw 1y ago
I just checked the dunnock and it seems about the same. Do you think the article length should be commensurate with bird size? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dunnock

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